one of the best all you can eat sushi restaurant in richmond. Highly recommanded for this kind of cusine. Food come really fast and service is good.

All you can eat for around $16. It's a small space but great atmosphere. Went there for 3 times now, and still loving the wait how big plates/ stacks of meat pale infront of you. Great place to go if you're really really hungry!

after much changes on the look and feel for the restaurant, Kirin upgrade itself to fine chinese cusine. Food taste really good and service improved greatly. It's a recommanded place for some dim suming!

the food is great.. small portions though...semi-expensive place BUT great service! Lovely atmosphere. Recommand to try it out! Good destination for a date dinner.

the FukuRoku Sushi is closed down not, but FukuRoku Sushi Express just under Superstore is still here. Sushi still taste good and fresh!

The food is not bad, however it takes a long time to get the food to your table. (at least that's what happened to me a few times i went there for lunch)

I just went there for lunch today, and tried the all you can eat lunch. Only ate two bowls and already I felt really full. The difference between the price of eating one bowl and all you can eat is just a 2 dollars away. You can pick what you eat, the amount you want to eat, and how it taste by mixing different sauce. And then a cook will cook your meal right infront of you. My lunch cost me under $10, and i recommand people to come here and eat your heart out.  

Elements is a fantastic restaurant. It comes with a great reputation for a reason, excellent (yet simple) food. Breakfast is a must at this restaurant, I had Dungeness Crab eggs benny earlier this year and it was possibly the best breakfast I've ever had. Excellently cooked (the poached egg was beautiful), it combined few high quality flavours and let them speak for themselves - isn't that what cooking is all about. The service was friendly and swift too. Whilst the restaurant is small, it is not at all cramped and is well laid out.

I spent my birthday here last Saturday night. The kitchen made many mistakes; one of the worse being getting just baked potatoes with my meal instead of the croquettes (main reason I ordered the dish). The excuses ware "the kitchen didn't tell us they ran out", "we are very busy" and "it's still a starch". The food & wine were ok, but what ended up ruining the evening was the non-stop interruptions from our server. Servers continually interrupting conversations to achieve the most  elemental tasks such as topping your water are customary in Vancouver, so why pay for a  "higher-end" bill that comes with a "Moxie's" service? Never again

i've eaten here 3 times now and have found them to be very good. the portions are fairly large, the hot n' sour soup is loaded with shrimp, tofu, chicken and other veggies. the spring rolls are great and yes they do have chicken balls.  contrary to popular belief they are open and under new management. their new phone number is 604-938-2813. they certainly aren't as cheap as some vancouver restaurants but hey its whistler, look around, nothing is cheap. i think they are a welcome addition.