Suga Sushi, located in the UBC Village complex near one of the heavily populated bus stops that takes students back out of the area and into Vancouver proper, has been in existence since about spring 2007. I’d been a few times, mostly to get a simple meal without high expectations. At the time, I thought it was an affordable decent menu that had the usual staples that Canadians enjoy and fit within their realm of understanding when it comes to Japanese cuisine.

Suga Sushi appears to continue to be a student wallet-friendly, decent establishment when one has a craving for basic Japanese and Korean comfort foods when out in the wilderness that is the UBC campus. Certainly more appealing atmosphere-wise than the nearby food court in the basement of the UBC Village, it is a popular place when school is in session, as it is once again now. That said, in my opinion, not a destination spot that you would specifically target for your sushi fix (as my meals that have included that have been disappointing with the former ownership group), but if its a solid chicken karaage you are after, I can definitely say, Suga’s your spot.