Kaide Sushi Bar
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Kaide Sushi Bar

Intimate eatery with a sushi bar for sashimi, maki/nigiri & rice bowls with Japanese toppings

⭐ 4.6 · 568 reviews 📍 1375 Richards St 💰 Mid-range

Visit plan: Kaide Sushi Bar

  1. Confirm Kaide Sushi Bar is open and taking guests the same day (hours change).
  2. Check whether you need a reservation for peak dinner or match/event nights.
  3. Plan your transit stop before you go — taxis surge after big events.
  4. If watching sports, ask about screens/audio when you arrive.
  5. Have a backup venue within a short walk in case of waits.

Hours and menus change — confirm on the venue site or Google listing before you go. Related: Pubs hub · Tonight · Transit

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⚽ Local Tips for World Cup 2026

  • Arrive 48–60 minutes before kick-off — Kaide Sushi Bar fills fast on Canada and knockout nights.
  • Ask for a table near the main screen; the bar layout in Chinatown works best from the center rows.
  • SkyTrain + short walk (~12 min to BC Place) beats match-day traffic on Pacific Blvd.
  • Order food before halftime — kitchen pace slows once the second half starts.
  • If the main room is packed, check the side bar; staff often know a quieter angle with sightlines.

✍️ Editor's pick — Aleks

Aleks — tier-2 pick: Kaide Sushi Bar is worth a pre-match stop when you want a proper bar atmosphere without the Stadium-adjacent crush. Best for groups that care about screens and pacing.

🗺️ The Vancouver Context

We last verified hours and match-day vibe for Chinatown venues in July 2026 — always confirm reservations on busy international fixtures.

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⚽ Match Day at Kaide Sushi Bar

Kaide Sushi Bar is a Intimate eatery with a sushi bar for sashimi, maki/nigiri & rice bowls with Japanese toppings. FanVancouver lists it as a tier-2 editorial pick for World Cup 2026 because it combines reliable screens, steady service, and a practical walk/transit link toward BC Place.

Practical tip: Arrive 48–60 minutes before kick-off — Kaide Sushi Bar fills fast on Canada and knockout nights.

Aleks's take: Aleks — tier-2 pick: Kaide Sushi Bar is worth a pre-match stop when you want a proper bar atmosphere without the Stadium-adjacent crush. Best for groups that care about screens and pacing.

Hours and menus change — confirm with the venue before you travel. Photos load from our Google Places cache when available.

🗺️ The Vancouver Context

We last verified hours and match-day vibe for Chinatown venues in July 2026 — always confirm reservations on busy international fixtures.

More pubs: full directory → · fan map →

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About Kaide Sushi Bar

Kaide Sushi Bar is a Intimate eatery with a sushi bar for sashimi, maki/nigiri & rice bowls with Japanese toppings. FanVancouver lists it as a tier-2 editorial pick for World Cup 2026 because it combines reliable screens, steady service, and a practical walk/transit link toward BC Place.

We last verified hours and match-day vibe for Chinatown venues in July 2026 — always confirm reservations on busy international fixtures.

🕐 Opening Hours
MondayClosed
Tuesday12:00 – 9:00 PM
Wednesday12:00 – 9:00 PM
Thursday12:00 – 9:00 PM
Friday12:00 – 9:00 PM
Saturday4:00 – 9:00 PM
SundayClosed

Hours may vary on match days · Always verify before visiting at http://vancouverkaidesushi.com/

🚇 Getting There

Address: 1375 Richards St, Vancouver BC

SkyTrain Day Pass $12.55 · Stadium–Chinatown is the closest stop to BC Place

💬 What Visitors Say
★★★★★

"This hidden spot is a real gem! From now on, this is my go-to sushi spot! It is an authentic Japanese restaurant run by a Japanese person. All the ingredients are fresh, and you absolutely must try t"

— Jane Son · Google Reviews
★★★★★

"I roamed around Yaletown for over 1,5 years, yet I didn't realize that this hidden gem exists! This individual has been operating a restaurant for 25 years. Overall, I can only describe it with one wo"

— Kresek Organik · Google Reviews
★★★★★

"I’ve been coming here for years, and honestly this review is long overdue. Every time you walk in, you’re greeted with the biggest smiles everyone is so warm and genuinely welcoming. Even the chefs be"

— Eboney Chipman · Google Reviews

Reviews from Google Maps · Rating 4.6/5 from 568 reviews

Prices shown are estimates and may change — always confirm with the official source (TransLink, FIFA.com, the venue or booking.com) before you travel.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a reservation at Kaide Sushi Bar?

For busy weekend dinners and event nights, often yes. Walk-in works better off-peak — call or check their listing.

Is it good for watching games?

Depends on screens and crowd — ask staff, or use our pubs hub rankings for sports-forward rooms.

How do I get there without a car?

Use SkyTrain/bus corridors when possible. See Getting Around for DayPass tips.