Vancouver savvy sushi and seafood guide

Granville's guide to sushi, seafood, and eating the right fish in Vancouver.

By Granville Online / September 9, 2009

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	The guide to Vancouver’s finest sushi With more than 200 sushi joints in Vancouver, deciding where to grab a quick tataki can be overwhelming. Enter our (highly subjective) guide to five of the finest sushi joints in town.
	Good fish, bad fish Do sustainable seafood programs really make a difference?
	Fine dining on the SS Floating Dining Room A memorable meal on the School of Fish Foundation’s Floating Dining Room puts a lens on dire state of our oceans while offering a once-in-a-lifetime dining experience.
	GREEN: What is the best way to eat sushi? Sustainable sushi may seem elusive, but it boils down to considering four points.
	REALITY: The sushi vacuum All-you-can-eat sushi: “I can’t see, and I feel like a beached sea lion under a beached walrus under a beached whale, but I got my money’s worth!”
	Sustainable sushi (slowly) makes its way to the Lower Mainland Good crustacean information is hard to find, but we’ve got help…
	PodMob uses consumer power to effect change PodMob is a grassroots campaign to get Vancouver sushi chefs to incorporate sustainable best practices into their menus.
	Sustainable sushi? A grassroots campaign leads local sushi chefs to think about sustainability.
	Be seafood smart Some Vancouverites are chowing down without realizing they’re not eating the most sustainable selections.