Masa Menu Prices Canada 2026
MENU PRICES CANADA
Masa Menu Prices Canada 2026
Looking for Masa menu prices Canada? Here is the deal. MASA Japanese Restaurant is a casual sushi spot on W Broadway in Vancouver, BC. I went through their brand-managed SkipTheDishes menu line by line on October 24, 2026, and pulled out the current CAD prices. Short version: nigiri starts at $2.82 a piece, special rolls run $7.95 to $18.95, donburi bowls $13.95 to $32.78, combos $12.94 to $27.54, and the big party trays go up to $137.94. Everything below is in Canadian dollars before tax.
What Is Masa Japanese Restaurant?
MASA is one of those neighbourhood sushi places that does way more than the name suggests. Yes, there is the full sushi, sashimi and maki program. But there is also udon, tonkotsu ramen, Japanese curry, a whole Korean-food section (k-meals, yakisoba, korean fried chicken), bento boxes and party trays. I love spots like this, because when the group cannot agree, Masa has a category for everyone.
One thing to clear up, because I got it wrong the first time I searched: this is MASA Japanese Restaurant at 1414 W Broadway, Vancouver, British Columbia. There is a Masa Ishibashi in Richmond, but that is a different brand entirely, fine-dining omakase at hundreds per person. And if you are looking at DoorDash or SkipTheDishes, make sure it says Vancouver, not some other city. I actually prefer their Sushi Nami menu prices write-up for a second Vancouver option before deciding, because the two cover a similar budget and comparing both helped me pick.
🍣 Masa Vancouver Sushi Menu Prices
Masa Vancouver sushi menu prices are honest neighbourhood pricing. The menu card below is my two-column price guide built from the verified delivery menu. Prices last verified: October 24, 2026.
Signature Rolls and Oshi
This is where Masa has the most fun. The roll names alone tell you it is not a stuffy place. Knights of the Round Table? Ex-Girlfriend Roll? I will take a creative menu over a formal one any day.
| Roll | Price |
|---|---|
| Knights of the Round Table | $18.95 |
| Atlantic Salmon Oshi Sushi | $13.95 |
| Spicy Atlantic Salmon Oshi | $14.95 |
| Wild Salmon Oshi | $14.95 |
| Spicy Wild Salmon Oshi | $15.95 |
| Crispy Jumbo Dynamite Roll | $13.95 |
| Volcano Roll Salmon | $18.95 |
| Volcano Roll Tuna | $18.95 |
| Mango Paradise Roll | $13.95 |
| Secret Garden Roll | $12.95 |
| Crunch Gogo Roll | $9.95 |
| Spicy Dynamite Roll | $8.95 |
| Crazy Tuna Roll | $12.95 |
| Ex-Girlfriend Roll | $9.95 |
| Broadway Crazy Boys Roll | $7.95 |
| Broadway Crazy Girl Roll | $10.95 |
| Victoria Roll | $12.95 |
Masa Vancouver roll prices sit right in the neighbourhood sweet spot. Under $10 gets you the Broadway Crazy Boys or Spicy Dynamite, and even the loaded Volcano Rolls stay under $19. For comparison, I have paid $24 plus tax for a volcano-style roll downtown. This is good value.
Donburi (Rice Bowls)
The chirashi don at $32.78 is the one I would order with my eyes closed. A proper scattered-sashimi bowl over rice, and at that price it undercuts most sashimi platters on the menu. Tekka don at $13.95 is the budget hero of the whole page, honestly.
| Donburi | Price |
|---|---|
| Tekka Don | $13.95 |
| Spicy Tekka Don | $14.95 |
| Salmon Don | $19.84 |
| Spicy Salmon Don | $22.14 |
| Sockeye Don | $23.06 |
| Salmon and Ikura Don | $22.14 |
| Chirashi Don | $32.78 |
| Tonkatsu Don | $14.89 |
| Chicken Katsu Don | $14.89 |
| Chicken Karaage Don | $14.89 |
| Spicy Chicken Karaage Don | $16.04 |
| Tempura Don | $17.19 |
| Tofu Don | $14.89 |
| Unagi Don | $25.24 |
Sushi Combos
Combos are where the savings hide. The Maki Combo at $14.09 and Veggie Combo at $12.94 feed one person properly for the price of two premium rolls. My rule of thumb: if you are eating solo, start with a combo and add one a la carte roll. You will spend less and eat better than ordering a la carte alone.
| Combo | Price |
|---|---|
| Veggie Combo | $12.94 |
| Maki Combo | $14.09 |
| C and D Combo | $14.66 |
| California Combo | $15.81 |
| Dynamite Combo | $18.11 |
| Best Top Three Roll Combo | $19.26 |
| Sushi and Sashimi Combo | $20.99 |
| Spicy Salmon Combo | $25.93 |
| Spicy Tuna Combo | $25.93 |
| Assorted Sushi Combo | $27.54 |
Nigiri and Sashimi
Nigiri runs $2.82 to $5.46 per piece depending on the fish, which is standard Vancouver pricing, not a deal and not a ripoff. The Assorted Aburi platter at $21.95 (sockeye salmon, salmon, tuna, red tuna, ika, tai, hamachi) caught my eye as the best way to taste across the case.
| Sashimi | Price |
|---|---|
| Tuna Duo (8 pcs) | $25.24 |
| Tuna Trio (9 pcs) | $32.14 |
| Assorted Sashimi (15 pcs) | $31.63 |
| Deluxe Assorted (21 pcs) | $50.89 |
Starters stay cheap: miso soup $2.30, edamame, wakame and gomaae $7.19 each, green salad $9.78, avo green salad $13.74, assorted tempura $17.19 and appetizer tempura $10.87.
Udon, Ramen and Curry
Here is the thing that surprises people: Masa does a legit bowl-noodle game too. Tonkotsu ramen $18.34, miso ramen $17.19, shio ramen $16.04, kara miso $18.34. Udon from $11.44 to $17.19. Japanese curry from $12.59 to $20.64. If you are not in a raw-fish mood, you are still covered. If ramen is your real mission though, my honest advice is to check the ZUBU Ramen menu prices breakdown too, since that place is a ramen specialist and Masa is more of a sushi house with ramen on the side.
| Bowl | Price |
|---|---|
| Veggie Udon | $11.44 |
| Beef Udon | $14.89 |
| Chicken Udon | $14.89 |
| Ebi Katsu Udon | $17.19 |
| Shio Ramen | $16.04 |
| Miso Ramen | $17.19 |
| Tonkotsu Ramen | $18.34 |
| Kara Miso Ramen | $18.34 |
| Veggie Curry | $12.59 |
| Chicken Curry | $16.04 |
| Beef Curry | $16.04 |
| Tonkatsu Curry | $17.19 |
| Assorted Katsu Curry | $20.64 |
| Kimchi Fried Rice | $15.98 |
Party Trays
Feeding a crowd? The Roll Party at $41.34 for 64 pieces works out to about 65 cents a piece, which is genuinely cheap for fresh sushi. Party A through C scale up to $88.49, and Party D (98 rolls plus 18 nigiri) hits $137.94.
| Tray | Price |
|---|---|
| Roll Party (64 pcs) | $43.64 |
| Katsu Party | $41.34 |
| Party A (22 pcs + 14 nigiri) | $50.54 |
| Party B (58 pcs + 12 nigiri) | $78.14 |
| Party C (22 pcs + 15 sashimi) | $88.49 |
| Party D (98 pcs rolls + 18 pcs nigiri) | $137.94 |
Masa Sushi Menu Prices
So what is the Masa sushi menu price takeaway? Most dishes land between $8 and $28, which is right where Vancouver neighbourhood sushi should be. The chirashi don, the combos, and the party trays are the value standouts. The premium end is the deluxe sashimi and Party D. Pop is two bucks. Nothing shocking, nothing sneaky.
📍 Masa Japanese Restaurant: W Broadway, Vancouver
The address is 1414 W Broadway, Vancouver, British Columbia. Delivery and takeout run through their brand-managed MASA Japanese Restaurant SkipTheDishes menu, which is the only current menu page I could find, plus DoorDash. I found no official standalone website with a static menu page, so the delivery menus are the current source of truth. I could not confirm in-store dine-in hours at research time, so check their listing before you head over. And a reminder for the big spenders: if you are comparing against the omakase experience, the Sushi Masuda menu prices page covers a very different, much pricier style of sushi, so keep your expectations matched to the right place.
❓ Masa Menu Prices Canada FAQ
What are Masa menu prices in Canada?
Nigiri from $2.82 per piece, special rolls $7.95 to $18.95, combos $12.94 to $27.54, donburi $13.95 to $32.78, ramen $16.04 to $18.34, party trays $41.34 to $137.94. All in CAD, last verified October 24, 2026.
Where is Masa Japanese Restaurant in Canada?
1414 W Broadway, Vancouver, British Columbia. It is a casual sushi restaurant, not to be confused with Masa Ishibashi in Richmond, which is a separate fine-dining brand.
Does Masa have an official online menu with prices?
No. Masa publishes no static menu page. The current prices come from their brand-managed SkipTheDishes menu, which is merchant-set. That is also the link I used for this article.
What is the best value at Masa?
Solo: Tekka Don at $13.95 or the Maki Combo at $14.09. Group: the Roll Party tray at $43.64 for 64 pieces. The Chirashi Don at $32.78 is my personal pick for a treat-yourself lunch.
Is Masa Japanese Restaurant good?
In my opinion, yes, especially for the money. The rolls are creative, the bowls are generous, and the Korean-food section gives it more range than most neighbourhood sushi spots. For a fine-dining night, look elsewhere. For a Tuesday sushi run, it is a strong yes.
