Akasaka Japanese Restaurant
Japanese restaurant on 122 Avenue in an older character building with a fireplace and outdoor seating in warmer months. Sushi and sashimi focused menu, plus takeout and delivery.
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Fourteen restaurants are listed, and the mix is narrower than that number suggests. Japanese kitchens and sushi counters account for more than a third of them. Around those sit a Vietnamese noodle house, a Thai kitchen, a Peruvian place, and a run of pubs, bistros and grills. There is no dining district. Storefronts sit where commercial space does: Harris Road in the Town Centre, the Meadowtown retail area beside Golden Ears Way, and Osprey Village at the south end.
The Town Centre is the only genuinely walkable stretch, and it sits by the West Coast Express stop. Elsewhere you drive and park on site. Kitchens in a town this size often close earlier than you expect, so check hours before a late arrival. Each listing carries its neighbourhood, address and hours where published.
Japanese restaurant on 122 Avenue in an older character building with a fireplace and outdoor seating in warmer months. Sushi and sashimi focused menu, plus takeout and delivery.
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Vietnamese noodle house on Ford Road serving pho, banh mi, salad rolls and Vietnamese coffee. Open daily for dine in, takeout and delivery.
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Family run Peruvian restaurant on McMyn Road serving ceviche, lomo saltado and other traditional dishes. Small table service dining room, open Wednesday through Sunday.
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Long running sushi restaurant at the north end of Harris Road. Rolls, teriyaki bowls and Japanese standards at modest prices, open daily for lunch and dinner.
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Japanese kitchen on Lougheed Highway serving sushi, sashimi and cooked izakaya style plates including karaage. Dine in, takeout and delivery, with vegetarian options and a kids menu. Closed Mondays.
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Chinese restaurant on Harris Road doing Cantonese and Szechuan style dishes for dine in, takeout and delivery. Open daily, with lunch service Tuesday through Saturday.
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Japanese restaurant in the Harris Road shops serving nigiri, rolls, tempura and teriyaki. Dine in, takeout and delivery, with online ordering through its own site. Closed Sundays.
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Long running Thai restaurant in the Harris Road plaza. Curries, noodle dishes, tom yum and satay, with takeout and delivery. Open seven days, with weekday lunch service Tuesday to Friday.
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Sushi restaurant in the Meadowtown plaza known for oshi sushi and house rolls such as the Sango House Roll. Dine in and takeout with free parking.
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Family run riverfront cafe and bistro in Osprey Village, open since 2011. Homemade baked goods, organic coffee, paninis, breakfast sandwiches and hot lunches, with a patio facing the park and river trail. Also caters.
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Small Japanese restaurant on the Lougheed Highway strip near Harris Road. Sushi, rolls and cooked Japanese plates for eat in or takeout. Closed Tuesdays.
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Independent bistro in a small unit on 122A Avenue just off Harris Road. Table service dining room open for lunch and dinner with a short seasonal menu. Closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day.
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On-site upscale dining at Meadow Gardens Golf Club; shares address/phone with Wedge Bar & Grill.
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Casual clubhouse restaurant at Meadow Gardens Golf Club, open to golfers and non golfers alike. Opens 10am Monday to Thursday and 9:30am on weekends and holidays; hours can shift with weather, so call ahead.
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Guides and roundups written for Pitt Meadows, with the businesses linked inline.
Four independent coffee counters worth the drive, ranked, with the real distinguishing reason for each. Plus an honest note on what a town of nineteen thousand people can and cannot support.
Osprey Village looks like it should hold a dozen restaurants. It holds a handful. An honest short list for a walk on the dike and a meal afterwards.
Harris Road between 119th Avenue and the Lougheed is the only genuinely walkable commercial strip in Pitt Meadows. A walk up it, south to north, with the businesses worth stopping at.
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