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Japanese restaurants in Vancouver

There are 207 named places to eat and drink within 15 km of Vancouver, BC - restaurants, cafés, pubs and bars, listed nearest first from OpenStreetMap. Filter by the kind of food, and open any of them on their own site.

207 places

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On in Vancouver over the next two weeks

Somewhere to eat before one of these.

Vancouver Fringe Festival

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The Vancouver Fringe Festival is an annual non-curated performing arts festival. This year’s festival returns to Granville Island and Gastown for 11 days, from September 10 to 20, 2026, featuring more than 80 shows by artists from around the world, two days of Kids Fringe, and th…

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Bahamas: Industrial Sport & Sound

6:00 PMPDT Malkin Bowl

RAIN OR SHINE. Children aged 10 and under will be admitted for free when accompanied by a ticket-holding adult. Ear protection is strongly recommended.

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ALI with Wack

7:30 PMPDT The American

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About eating and staying in Vancouver

How many places are there to eat in Vancouver?

OpenStreetMap lists 207 named restaurants, cafés, pubs and bars within 15 kilometres of the centre of Vancouver, BC. This page shows them nearest first, and each one that has a website links to it.

What kinds of food can you find in Vancouver?

The commonest kinds recorded around Vancouver are Chinese (391), Coffee Shop (345), Pizza (257), Japanese (207) and Sushi (194). The filters on this page cover every kind with more than one place to its name.

Where should I eat before an event in Vancouver?

This page lists what is on in Vancouver over the next two weeks alongside the places to eat, so you can pick somewhere near the venue rather than somewhere near the middle of town. Every event links to its own page with the address and the places within a few minutes' walk of it.

Where does this list come from?

OpenStreetMap, under the Open Database Licence, refreshed a few municipalities at a time. It carries names, addresses and the kind of food, and does not carry prices, menus, opening hours for most places, or reviews - so it is a list of what is there rather than a recommendation of what is good.

Where this page comes from

  • Every place on it — OpenStreetMap contributors, under the Open Database Licence. Names, addresses and the kind of food come from the map; opening hours are there for a minority and are shown only where they are.
  • What is not here — no prices, no menus, no availability and no reviews. We do not hold any of those and will not guess at them. Every place that has its own website links to it.
  • The events — the official municipal and regional calendars this site crawls, listed in full here.
  • Something wrong? — these pages are a view of OpenStreetMap, so a correction made there reaches everybody who uses it, not just this site.