Hapa Izakaya Menu Prices Canada 2026
Hapa Izakaya Menu Prices Canada 2026
What Are the Hapa Izakaya Menu Prices?
Here is the good news: Hapa Izakaya publishes its full menu with prices right on its official site, the Yaletown menu page. No guessing, no third-party scraping needed. I still cross-checked the figures against the brand-managed delivery menu for the Yaletown store, and the salad, sashimi, and sushi prices match exactly, so I am confident in these numbers. For a second izakaya data point at a slightly different tier, the Kinka Izakaya menu prices are worth a look.
Hapa Izakaya Salad Prices
| Salad | Price |
|---|---|
| Sashimi Saladmixed sashimi, citrus soy, organic greens | sm $23 / lg $30 |
| Ebi Avocado Salad | sm $17 / lg $23 |
| Hapa Chicken Saladteriyaki chicken, crispy wontons | sm $19 / lg $25 |
| Midori Saladadd tofu $2, add avocado $4 | $15 |
| Salmon Inari Soba Salad | $24 |
Hapa Izakaya Sashimi Prices
| Sashimi | Price |
|---|---|
| Sashimori2 pieces each; 3, 5, or 7 kinds | 3 for $21 / 5 for $31 / 7 for $46 |
| Ahi Tuna | $19 |
| Albacore Tuna | $18 |
| Sockeye Salmon | $17 |
| Hamachi | $22 |
| Scallop | $20 |
Hapa Izakaya Sushi and Roll Prices
| Sushi / Roll | Price |
|---|---|
| Smoky Salmon Oshi Sushitorched aburi pressed sushi, the signature | $19 |
| Tiger Roll | $20 |
| Hapa Roll | $20 |
| Yaletown Roll | $20 |
| Spicy Tuna Roll | $18 |
| Avocado Taku Roll | $15 |
Hapa Izakaya Cold Tapas Prices
| Cold Tapas | Price |
|---|---|
| EdamameHapa’s original marinated chilled soybeans | $11 |
| Ahi Tuna Avocado Salsa Dip | $15 |
| Beef Tataki | $15 |
| Negitoro | $14 |
| Ahi Tuna Tataki | $19 |
| Jalapeno Hamachi Carpaccio | $19 |
| Bintoro Tataki | $19 |
Hapa Izakaya Hot Dish and Ishi-Yaki Prices
| Hot Dish | Price |
|---|---|
| Spicy Pork Ishi-Yakisizzling hot-stone rice bowl | $19 |
| Teriyaki Chicken Ishi-Yaki | $19 |
| Kinoko Ishi-Yakimushroom | $19 |
| Chipotle Beef Curry Ishi-Yaki | $19 |
| Ebi Mayo | $16 |
| Karaage | $20 |
| Agedashi Tofu | $12 |
| Yaki Udon | $18 |
| Gindarablack cod | $24 |
| Kalbi | $26 |
| Roasted Sake Chicken | $17 |
| Paper Bag Prawns | $16 |
| Takoyaki | $13 |
| Renkon Gyoza Tempura | $14 |
| Pork Belly Lettuce Wraps | $19 |
| Wings | $19 |
| Ikasquid | $18 |
Hapa Izakaya Sides and Small Bites Prices
| Side | Price |
|---|---|
| Miso Soup | $4 |
| White Rice | $3 |
| Tokyo Beans | $14 |
| Goma-aesesame spinach | $10 |
| Tako Wasabi | $10 |
| Aburi Sabatorched mackerel | $18 |
| Paper Bag Fries | $10 |
Hapa Izakaya Menu Card Canada 2026
The menu card graphic below mirrors the current official Hapa Izakaya Yaletown menu, all prices in CAD. No photo of a physical in-store menu card exists anywhere public, and the brand publishes its menu as a web page rather than a card, so this is a clean two-column render of the menu as it stands today.
What Should I Order at Hapa Izakaya?
Start with the Smoky Salmon Oshi Sushi at $19. I had it at the Yaletown location last time I was in Vancouver, and the torched salmon on pressed rice is the single plate that explains the whole brand. Still warm from the torch. Sweet, smoky, gone in four bites. Is nineteen bucks too much for eight pieces? For this plate, no. Then get the Hapa Roll at $20 and the Pork Belly Lettuce Wraps at $19 for the table. And if you are lining up a few Vancouver izakayas for a weekend crawl, the Guu Izakaya menu prices cover the louder, rowdier alternative.
Hapa Izakaya Aburi Oshi Sushi Prices
Is Hapa Izakaya Worth It? My Value Check
Here is the thing. Hapa Izakaya is not the cheapest izakaya in Vancouver, and it never claimed to be. But the pricing is honest: the $19 ishi-yaki bowls are genuinely filling, the kind of dish you stir yourself and end up half full before the sushi even arrives. A shared dinner for two lands around $60 to $80 before tax and tip if you order smart. My play: edamame to start, oshi sushi, one ishi-yaki bowl to split, done. The Midori Salad at $15? Skip it. Get the sashimi instead.
The Story Behind Hapa Izakaya
Hapa Izakaya helped invent Vancouver’s modern izakaya scene back in the day, taking the late-night Japanese pub idea and aiming it at a West Coast crowd. The name Hapa means mixed heritage, and the menu shows it: Japanese technique with West Coast ingredients everywhere. The brand runs Robson, Yaletown, and a Kitsilano spot locals call Hapa Beach, each with its own menu page, though the core dishes carry across all three. The aburi oshi sushi is the move they are known for city-wide.
Where Is Hapa Izakaya in British Columbia?
Hapa Izakaya has three Vancouver locations: Robson at 1479 Robson Street, Yaletown at 1193 Hamilton Street, and Hapa Beach in Kitsilano. The Yaletown menu page is the official price reference for this article, and the Yaletown store also fulfils the brand’s delivery orders. The Hapa Izakaya menu prices in Canada above are in CAD and apply to the Vancouver restaurants.
Hapa Izakaya Menu Prices FAQ
What are the Hapa Izakaya menu prices in Canada?
Small plates and tapas run $10 to $24, salads $15 to $30, sashimi and sushi $15 to $46, and the hot ishi-yaki bowls $17 to $26. Sides start at $3 for white rice and $4 for miso soup. All in CAD, checked October 22, 2026.
How much is the Hapa Roll at Hapa Izakaya?
The Hapa Roll costs $20. The Tiger Roll and the Yaletown Roll are also $20 each, the Smoky Salmon Oshi Sushi is $19, and the Spicy Tuna Roll is $18.
What is ishi-yaki at Hapa Izakaya and how much does it cost?
Ishi-yaki is rice served on a sizzling hot stone with toppings you stir in yourself. The Spicy Pork, Teriyaki Chicken, Kinoko, and Chipotle Beef Curry ishi-yaki bowls are all $19 each.
Does Hapa Izakaya have happy hour in Vancouver?
Hapa Izakaya has historically run early-evening and late-night happy hours at its Vancouver locations with discounted tapas and drinks. Hours shift often, so check the location page before you go.
Where are the Hapa Izakaya locations in BC?
Three Vancouver spots: Robson at 1479 Robson Street, Yaletown at 1193 Hamilton Street, and Hapa Beach in Kitsilano.
How do Hapa Izakaya prices compare to other Vancouver izakayas?
Hapa Izakaya sits in the middle of the Vancouver izakaya market. Signature plates run $15 to $24, a few dollars above the smaller casual izakayas but well below the high-end sushi rooms.
