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Restaurants · British Columbia, Vancouver

Miku Vancouver

  • CuisineJapanese
  • CategorySushi
  • VibePolished, busy, waterfront views and lively
  • PriceCAD 90-180 (about USD 63-126) per person

Miku Vancouver is a Japanese restaurant at 200 Granville St, Suite 70, on the Coal Harbour waterfront in Vancouver, British Columbia, and is listed as Recommended in the 2026 Michelin Guide. The restaurant is known for aburi-style sushi, in which the topping is briefly flame-seared so the surface caramelises while the interior stays tender, and the style has become closely associated with the venue in the city.

Waterfront restaurant known for aburi-style flame-seared sushi; listed as Recommended in the 2026 Michelin Guide.

Miku Vancouver is a Japanese restaurant at 200 Granville St, Suite 70, on the Coal Harbour waterfront in Vancouver, British Columbia, and is listed as Recommended in the 2026 Michelin Guide. The restaurant is known for aburi-style sushi, in which the topping is briefly flame-seared so the surface caramelises while the interior stays tender, and the style has become closely associated with the venue in the city. The emblematic dish is aburi salmon sushi, seared and finished with sauces and garnish, and the menu also covers other nigiri, rolls and cooked Japanese plates; visitors should check current offerings, as items change. The dining room is large and modern, with floor-to-ceiling views toward the harbour and mountains, a polished and busy atmosphere, a moderate to lively noise level and a smart-casual dress norm. Prices are in the premium band of roughly CAD 90-180 (about USD 63-126) per person before drinks, tax and gratuity, and a set or omakase-style menu, where offered, can be a more predictable way to sample the style than ordering à la carte. The drinks list includes sake, wine and cocktails, and seating at the sushi bar offers a closer view of the preparation, whereas tables at the window favour the waterfront outlook. Reservations are recommended for dinner, particularly for sunset window tables and weekends, and the restaurant's website lists the current booking method; booking a week or more ahead for prime times is sensible, while lunch is typically easier to arrange. The waterfront location is close to Canada Place, the Waterfront SkyTrain and SeaBus station and the cruise terminal, so it is convenient for visitors based downtown. Shellfish, raw-fish and other allergies should be mentioned at booking.

Practical information for Miku Vancouver · Last updated September 2026
Price CAD 90-180 (about USD 63-126) per person
Reservations Reservations recommended for dinner; check the restaurant's website for its current booking method
Address 200 Granville St, Suite 70, Vancouver, BC, Canada

Signature dishes

  • Aburi (flame-seared) salmon sushi

Good to know

Known for
Aburi (flame-seared) sushi

Location

200 Granville St, Suite 70, Vancouver, BC, Canada

49.2877, -123.1131 View on map

Highlights

  • Recommended in the 2026 Michelin Guide
  • Aburi flame-seared sushi, including salmon
  • Waterfront dining room with harbour and mountain views
  • Near Canada Place and Waterfront Station
  • Sake, wine and cocktail list

Tips for visiting

  • Reserve ahead for window tables and weekend dinners; lunch is easier to book.
  • Sit at the sushi bar to watch the preparation, or at a window for the view.
  • Consider a set menu for a predictable sampling of the aburi style.
  • Budget CAD 90-180 per person before drinks, tax and gratuity.
  • Mention raw-fish and shellfish allergies when booking.

When to visit

Lunch is easier to book; book dinner window tables ahead for sunset views.

Accessibility

Step-free access is likely in a waterfront building but is not confirmed in available sources. Visitors with mobility needs should contact the restaurant when booking.

Frequently asked questions

What is aburi sushi?

Aburi sushi has its topping briefly flame-seared, giving a caramelised surface and a tender interior. Miku is closely associated with the style in Vancouver.

What is Miku's Michelin status?

It is listed as Recommended in the 2026 Michelin Guide.

How much does dinner cost?

Roughly CAD 90-180 (about USD 63-126) per person before drinks, tax and gratuity.

Where is it?

At 200 Granville St, Suite 70, on the Coal Harbour waterfront in Vancouver.