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As a part of our food court lunch date, my sister and I tried the Hwe-dup-bap (Korean style sashimi don with spicy gochujang sauce) the first time and we were simply blown away. It came with tons of fresh veggies and assorted small cuts of sashimi with a side of miso and rice. Their cho-gochujang (sweet and vinegary gochujang sauce) reminded me of my mom's and when mixed in, this dish was perfection! I would dare to say that this was the best Hwe-dup-bap I've had in Toronto and that is saying A LOT. Accompanying miso soup was your standard variety. The reason for the 4 stars is from my second visit where I picked up some sushi for dinner, which ended up being just ho hum. I would definitely come back for their Hwe-dup-bap and I am super glad this place is an option in this quaint food court.
Hidden upstairs in a food court in the Shops at One Yonge Mall, this is truly my favourite sushi places and hidden gems in the GTA. I always get my sushi platters here (despite many other sushi spots) - as they never disappoint. I usually get the Roll Tray Large (82 pieces for $65) which has an assortment of special rolls and torched sushi! (Not many sushi places have torched sushi in their platters but they do). Their fish is always fresh and flavourful and their torched sushi is always perfectly made. My favourite rolls in the platter are the aburi salmon and dynamite (def must trys). Overall, highly recommend as they serve huge and affordable platters ( like the 100 piece jumbo platter) with great sushi! The Rolls in the platter - California - salmon and avocado - yam - spicy salmon - dynamite - aburi salmon - green dragon - double spicy salmon - Philadelphia
I've been grabbing sushi for years from Aburiyaki Sushi, nestled on the second floor of World on Yonge's food court. Despite a slight uptick in prices, it's still the place I think of for sushi that's both delicious and easy on the wallet. 60 rolls for just about $50 - it's hard to beat that kind of value. Their torched technique adds a smoky flair to even the most basic sushi varieties, making every bite unexpectedly delightful. The rice is always perfectly seasoned, and they've nailed the ideal ratio of filling to rice, ensuring each roll is satisfyingly complete. This time around, I grabbed a quick bite - the unagi and avocado roll for $6.50. It's a little thing, but it's consistently great, a small joy in the middle of a hectic day. The cashier's cheerful demeanor and clear communication always make for a smooth experience. Sure, it's a food court, so ambiance takes a backseat, but the area is always clean and well-lit. And for days when I can't make it there, their UberEats is quick and reliable, with each order packed with care. Aburiyaki Sushi is perfect for a simple lunch or a sizable party tray. Good sushi at prices that don't break the bank!
After seeing this place being posted on IG for awhile, I had to try it! I ordered ahead and went to pick up a few minutes earlier than I had anticipated. Luckily, the platter was already ready. I bought the roll medium tray and it was good. Good size for the variety of sushi pieces and also worth the price, considering how many pieces it came with. The location is a bit out of the way for me but if I can go back, I'd for sure go if in the area.
My family and I shared the roll tray large (82 pieces) which came with california rolls, salmon and avocado roll, yam roll, spicy salmon roll, dynamite roll, aburi salmon roll, green dragon roll, double spicy salmon roll, and philadelphia roll. They also included 18 pieces of the chef's choice. It was all so delicious and filling. I believe they increased the price from $59 to $65 but still a pretty good deal compared to other sushi restaurants. Would totally return! They prepared the platter in 15 minutes.
This is a place in the upstairs food court at world on Yonge. Is it the best sushi u r ever gonna get? No. But for the value the quality and service it deserves 4.5 stars. We live close by and it's our usual go to when not a lot of other options are not available. It's not going to win any awards for its decor but it's at the food court. Give them a try. You won't be disappointed.
Full disclosure: On Aburiyaki Sushi's Instagram account, it was doing a tray giveaway. The business graciously offered two large, three medium, and five small sushi trays to ten people who shared their post and followed the account. I decided to enter. I tend to try and don't have much success. Well, that all changed when I found out that I had won a medium sushi tray. OMG! Last Saturday, I picked up my prize. I also bought a Diet Coke because I hadn't had one in a few weeks. And, no, there isn't an apocalypse. The business was great confirming my pickup time and date. It also let me know that it was on the second floor of Shops on Yonge, in the food court. I had no problem finding the food stall. For those who are short, you will love that Aburiyaki Sushi's order counter is lower than most places. I, however, was the Hunchback of Markham speaking to the nice woman. I had indicated that I was a bit early to pick up my party tray. Not a problem! It was ready. There is a tip jar on the counter and I made sure that I added my tip. I then carried my party tray with two hands, with my drink on top, and thanked her. She reciprocated and hoped that I'd enjoy their food. The medium tray has sixty pieces of sushi. I am not even going to ask how many pieces you get in a large tray because this one was massive! The medium tray had the following rolls: - California - Salmon - Avocado - Yam - Dynamite - Aburi salmon - Green dragon - Double spicy salmon - Chef's choice - aburi The place does put sauce on many of the rolls. I have a feeling that it was made perhaps an hour before I had arrived. By the time I got home and chowed down, the double spicy salmon had soggy salmon on top. It wasn't horrible, but I almost needed to eat the rolls at the food court to combat the sauce absorption. The sushi was yummy. Not exceptional. Not awful. It's decent in my books. I loved the variety. The green dragon, yam, and aruri (torched) salmon rolls were my favourite. The double avocado in the green dragon just melted in my mouth like butter. So good! With the torched rolls, this place torches them more on the well-done side than other sushi places. If you aren't into that level of doneness, you may not like the aburi sushi here. I enjoyed all aburi sushi that I downed. Prices are cheap for sushi trays. The ingredients are fresh and you get a bit of a discount if you pay with cash. This place offers sashimi, which has been more up my alley as of late. I consumed so much rice this day that I slept well after dinner. If there was an apocalypse happening, I didn't hear a thing. I was out cold thanks to my carb coma. It's a great sushi place. It's a family-run business with friendly family members. I'm so glad that I got to try their sushi, and am grateful for their kindness and generosity. (292)
Visited Aburi Sushi again because I was having family over so we sought the opportunity to try their party tray #12 which consists of 82 pcs consisting of california roll, salmon & avocado maki, yam roll, dynamite roll, aburi salmon maki, green dragon roll, D. spicy salmon roll, spicy salmon maki, Philadelphia roll, and chef's choice of aburi sushi for $49, with 10% off if you pay with cash. The tray was very heavy to hold! Like last time, sushi was fresh and tasty. You definitely get your money's worth! Service was much friendlier today, with plenty of "thank yous" which was nice!
I ordered takeout from this place and the food quality was generally above food court level but worse than usual sushi restaurants. They didn't charge less than sushi restaurants though, therefore I'm giving three stars on the value for money. I tried their chef's aburi sushi, the chef's choice pressed sushi and the California roll. They all had the same problems shared by many food court sushi places. The rice was really hard. I was not surprised to see that though. Every seared sushi plates had heavy smoky smell because the seared fish was overburnt a little bit. The flavour of the fish was generally okay, though lack of varieties for chef's choice. Half of the plates were salmon. The California roll tasted really hard, both inside and outside. So did the ebi. I wouldn't recommend this place unless you are really in a hurry. The delivery speed was super fast.
This place is a hidden gem! Located inside the mall's food court, you'll find this amazing sushi store. When I found this restaurant on Yelp, I was drawn to the sushi platters and how you could get torched sushi/maki for a decent price. So of course, being my curious self, I decided to venture to this mall for some good ol' sushi. We ordered the small assorted maki platter and the torched scallop roll on the side. Boy oh boy am I impressed. The rice was done splendidly and was paired well with the contents. Whatever fish was paired, the torched parts gave a great flavour to the maki pieces. My favourite was none other than the torched scallop roll. It was well packed with two types of seafood. Salmon on the insides and scallops torched on the outside. This roll was $12 dollars and was well worth it. I will be returning! And I probably will try the larger platter next time.
We LOVE Aburiyaki. Aburi sushi aka torched sushi aka GAMECHANGER. The best bang for your buck sushi platters you can find in Toronto/GTA is here. Our only regret is not getting the 82pc platter for $55. It's located in the food court of Shops on Yonge. Lots of free parking outside and in the garage, there is a grocery store on the floor below.
19 days ago
May 1, 2026 - I ordered the jumbo roll tray and the spicy combo to split among 5 people. It came out to about $110.74. it is very reasonably priced for the amount of sushi that was provided. You get a large variety of rolls on the tray so it catered to everyone's liking. Most of the rolls were really well made. The yam one was also really good. Definitely a different change of pace. My only complaint was the spicy toppings and the spicy tuna/salmon. I think the spicy toppings to fish ratio was quite poor as I hardly tasted the fish. Other than that, a small blemish on what was a really good sushi spot. read more
I came here for lunch last week and found the value pretty off. At first, 14 pieces of torched sushi for $25 at a food court seemed ok--but then I realized the nigiri were much smaller than expected. They were closer to mini nigiri, about half the size you'd get at a typical sushi restaurant, which made it feel quite overpriced. No soup nor salad included Taste-wise, it was just okay--nothing particularly memorable. I think my fish was over-torched and cooked through. On the plus side, the service was friendly. read more
2 years ago
As a part of our food court lunch date, my sister and I tried the Hwe-dup-bap (Korean style sashimi don with spicy gochujang sauce) the first time and we were simply blown away. It came with tons of fresh veggies and assorted small cuts of sashimi with a side of miso and rice. Their cho-gochujang (sweet and vinegary gochujang sauce) reminded me of my mom's and when mixed in, this dish was perfection! I would dare to say that this was the best Hwe-dup-bap I've had in Toronto and that is saying A LOT. Accompanying miso soup was your standard variety. The reason for the 4 stars is from my second visit where I picked up some sushi for dinner, which ended up being just ho hum. I would definitely come back for their Hwe-dup-bap and I am super glad this place is an option in this quaint food court. read more
1 year ago
This party tray was jam-packed with amazing quality sushi! The rolls were all big, full of fish, and had just the right amount of rice. Aburi sushi had a delicious charred flavor in every bite. All of that for a pretty affordable price makes this place def worth trying. read more
Hidden upstairs in a food court in the Shops at One Yonge Mall, this is truly my favourite sushi places and hidden gems in the GTA. I always get my sushi platters here (despite many other sushi spots) - as they never disappoint. I usually get the Roll Tray Large (82 pieces for $65) which has an assortment of special rolls and torched sushi! (Not many sushi places have torched sushi in their platters but they do). Their fish is always fresh and flavourful and their torched sushi is always perfectly made. My favourite rolls in the platter are the aburi salmon and dynamite (def must trys). Overall, highly recommend as they serve huge and affordable platters ( like the 100 piece jumbo platter) with great sushi! The Rolls in the platter - California - salmon and avocado - yam - spicy salmon - dynamite - aburi salmon - green dragon - double spicy salmon - Philadelphia read more
I've been grabbing sushi for years from Aburiyaki Sushi, nestled on the second floor of World on Yonge's food court. Despite a slight uptick in prices, it's still the place I think of for sushi that's both delicious and easy on the wallet. 60 rolls for just about $50 - it's hard to beat that kind of value. Their torched technique adds a smoky flair to even the most basic sushi varieties, making every bite unexpectedly delightful. The rice is always perfectly seasoned, and they've nailed the ideal ratio of filling to rice, ensuring each roll is satisfyingly complete. This time around, I grabbed a quick bite - the unagi and avocado roll for $6.50. It's a little thing, but it's consistently great, a small joy in the middle of a hectic day. The cashier's cheerful demeanor and clear communication always make for a smooth experience. Sure, it's a food court, so ambiance takes a backseat, but the area is always clean and well-lit. And for days when I can't make it there, their UberEats is quick and reliable, with each order packed with care. Aburiyaki Sushi is perfect for a simple lunch or a sizable party tray. Good sushi at prices that don't break the bank! read more
After seeing this place being posted on IG for awhile, I had to try it! I ordered ahead and went to pick up a few minutes earlier than I had anticipated. Luckily, the platter was already ready. I bought the roll medium tray and it was good. Good size for the variety of sushi pieces and also worth the price, considering how many pieces it came with. The location is a bit out of the way for me but if I can go back, I'd for sure go if in the area. read more
3 years ago
My family and I shared the roll tray large (82 pieces) which came with california rolls, salmon and avocado roll, yam roll, spicy salmon roll, dynamite roll, aburi salmon roll, green dragon roll, double spicy salmon roll, and philadelphia roll. They also included 18 pieces of the chef's choice. It was all so delicious and filling. I believe they increased the price from $59 to $65 but still a pretty good deal compared to other sushi restaurants. Would totally return! They prepared the platter in 15 minutes. read more
3 years ago
This is a place in the upstairs food court at world on Yonge. Is it the best sushi u r ever gonna get? No. But for the value the quality and service it deserves 4.5 stars. We live close by and it's our usual go to when not a lot of other options are not available. It's not going to win any awards for its decor but it's at the food court. Give them a try. You won't be disappointed. read more
Full disclosure: On Aburiyaki Sushi's Instagram account, it was doing a tray giveaway. The business graciously offered two large, three medium, and five small sushi trays to ten people who shared their post and followed the account. I decided to enter. I tend to try and don't have much success. Well, that all changed when I found out that I had won a medium sushi tray. OMG! Last Saturday, I picked up my prize. I also bought a Diet Coke because I hadn't had one in a few weeks. And, no, there isn't an apocalypse. The business was great confirming my pickup time and date. It also let me know that it was on the second floor of Shops on Yonge, in the food court. I had no problem finding the food stall. For those who are short, you will love that Aburiyaki Sushi's order counter is lower than most places. I, however, was the Hunchback of Markham speaking to the nice woman. I had indicated that I was a bit early to pick up my party tray. Not a problem! It was ready. There is a tip jar on the counter and I made sure that I added my tip. I then carried my party tray with two hands, with my drink on top, and thanked her. She reciprocated and hoped that I'd enjoy their food. The medium tray has sixty pieces of sushi. I am not even going to ask how many pieces you get in a large tray because this one was massive! The medium tray had the following rolls: - California - Salmon - Avocado - Yam - Dynamite - Aburi salmon - Green dragon - Double spicy salmon - Chef's choice - aburi The place does put sauce on many of the rolls. I have a feeling that it was made perhaps an hour before I had arrived. By the time I got home and chowed down, the double spicy salmon had soggy salmon on top. It wasn't horrible, but I almost needed to eat the rolls at the food court to combat the sauce absorption. The sushi was yummy. Not exceptional. Not awful. It's decent in my books. I loved the variety. The green dragon, yam, and aruri (torched) salmon rolls were my favourite. The double avocado in the green dragon just melted in my mouth like butter. So good! With the torched rolls, this place torches them more on the well-done side than other sushi places. If you aren't into that level of doneness, you may not like the aburi sushi here. I enjoyed all aburi sushi that I downed. Prices are cheap for sushi trays. The ingredients are fresh and you get a bit of a discount if you pay with cash. This place offers sashimi, which has been more up my alley as of late. I consumed so much rice this day that I slept well after dinner. If there was an apocalypse happening, I didn't hear a thing. I was out cold thanks to my carb coma. It's a great sushi place. It's a family-run business with friendly family members. I'm so glad that I got to try their sushi, and am grateful for their kindness and generosity. (292) read more
Visited Aburi Sushi again because I was having family over so we sought the opportunity to try their party tray #12 which consists of 82 pcs consisting of california roll, salmon & avocado maki, yam roll, dynamite roll, aburi salmon maki, green dragon roll, D. spicy salmon roll, spicy salmon maki, Philadelphia roll, and chef's choice of aburi sushi for $49, with 10% off if you pay with cash. The tray was very heavy to hold! Like last time, sushi was fresh and tasty. You definitely get your money's worth! Service was much friendlier today, with plenty of "thank yous" which was nice! read more
I ordered takeout from this place and the food quality was generally above food court level but worse than usual sushi restaurants. They didn't charge less than sushi restaurants though, therefore I'm giving three stars on the value for money. I tried their chef's aburi sushi, the chef's choice pressed sushi and the California roll. They all had the same problems shared by many food court sushi places. The rice was really hard. I was not surprised to see that though. Every seared sushi plates had heavy smoky smell because the seared fish was overburnt a little bit. The flavour of the fish was generally okay, though lack of varieties for chef's choice. Half of the plates were salmon. The California roll tasted really hard, both inside and outside. So did the ebi. I wouldn't recommend this place unless you are really in a hurry. The delivery speed was super fast. read more
This place is a hidden gem! Located inside the mall's food court, you'll find this amazing sushi store. When I found this restaurant on Yelp, I was drawn to the sushi platters and how you could get torched sushi/maki for a decent price. So of course, being my curious self, I decided to venture to this mall for some good ol' sushi. We ordered the small assorted maki platter and the torched scallop roll on the side. Boy oh boy am I impressed. The rice was done splendidly and was paired well with the contents. Whatever fish was paired, the torched parts gave a great flavour to the maki pieces. My favourite was none other than the torched scallop roll. It was well packed with two types of seafood. Salmon on the insides and scallops torched on the outside. This roll was $12 dollars and was well worth it. I will be returning! And I probably will try the larger platter next time. read more
We LOVE Aburiyaki. Aburi sushi aka torched sushi aka GAMECHANGER. The best bang for your buck sushi platters you can find in Toronto/GTA is here. Our only regret is not getting the 82pc platter for $55. It's located in the food court of Shops on Yonge. Lots of free parking outside and in the garage, there is a grocery store on the floor below. read more
As a Torontonian, I never fail to appreciate how lucky we are to have such a wide abundance of different quality tiers of sushi right at our fingertips (that's literally if you're ordering on your phone)! I personally enjoy ALL tiers of sushi and Aburi Sushi fits perfectly under the niche of "low-to-medium quality budget sushi that satisfies your cravings and gets you full". I ordered the 60pc medium party roll tray today for $36 and got 10% off with cash payment. The maki rolls were neither good nor bad but the value was certainly there. The portions were enough to get both me and my partner full and it was definitely fair for the cost! Of the various pieces, I quite liked the ones that were torched but these were unfortunately few and far between. A third of the platter was composed of the exact same roll (dynamite x 3) with slight variations but they all tasted the same at the end of the day. All in all, whenever I think of budget sushi, I always compare it back to Ai Sushi which is my reigning favourite. I feel that for overall variety and quantity of *actual* sashimi, Ai Sushi still takes the win sitting at $42 for their 60pc sashimi, sushi, and maki tray. However, if you're not a big fan of raw fish and you're in it for the fullness-factor, then Aburi is a great choice! read more
Weekend was approaching and I decided to treat myself to some sushi since I was up in the area! I ordered the small rolls tray of 34 pieces. This is the perfect platter for two. This place does not disappoint! The fish was fresh, it wasn't an unreasonable amount of rice and the quality was great! It's definitely worth the drive over and I will definitely be back whenever I need a sushi fix! read more
KOREAN FAMILY OWNED SMALL BUSINESS! This sushi restaurant is a total hidden gem for torched sushi and cheap sushi platters in general. I came across this place during COVID when I was looking to try a new takeout sushi place. It stood out to me because (1) they offer torched sushi and (2) at an extremely affordable price! The 60 piece roll tray is only $36. This includes torched sushi too! And there's an additional 10% discount when you pay cash. HOW CAN THIS BE BEAT? I haven't tried much else on their menu to comment on anything else, but if you're a sushi lover you'll fall in love with Aburiyaki Sushi :) the quality is always fresh and the flavour is AMAZING. It's a bit hidden. It's on the second floor of the Shops On Yonge plaza. Go in the main entrance and up the escalator! It'll be on the left side off the escalator in the middle of the food court. read more
5 years ago
Amazing value | Fresh ingredients | Decent location Aburiyaki Sushi is honestly kind of far for me BUT it is definitely worth the drive. Their prices and quality are unbeatable. Parking is free and underground. There's also a large Asian supermarket that you could wander for hours (which we did). This platter offered 60 pieces of assorted sushi and maki rolls and comes with torched salmon, white tuna, green dragon roll, Aburi salmon roll, spicy salmon roll, and some I'm sure I'm missing. This price cannot be best for this quality! The rice was soft and sticky, the fish was fresh and flavourful and each roll was unique! Nothing tasted the same. Just typing this out is reigniting the craving. They offer a cash discount so make sure you have physical bills! read more
5 years ago
We always come back to this place simply because it is one of the best value sushi places in North York! Located in a very unassuming food court inside Shops on Yonge, they are truly a hidden gem. One of the only places that have aburi (torched) sushi at the lower price range and their quality is quite good! My favourite is the torched salmon aburi, but all of their rolls are great and their portions are huge! Service is always friendly and fast! read more
Damn this place is great. I'm pretty picky on my sushi spots and I love torched sushi. I got the small platter which consisted of 34 rolls for only 21 dollars!! They also give you a 10% cash discount. The rolls were fresh and exactly as expected. I even got dynamite rolls which are my favourite! Amazing deal and not many sushi places do aburi/torch. 10/10 for me read more
Decent sushi for decent price. This is definitely a good place for value, especially since half the party tray is torched sushi. Customer service is really good. We weren't going to be able to finish the entire tray and had a few hours before we would get home and be able to put the rest in the fridge, but the staff were so kind to give us ice packs for the journey. read more
5 years ago
We found hair in our party tray. Let's just leave it at that. HAIR IN FOOOOOOOOOD. This is located in the food court by Yonge and Steele's. read more
Aburiyaki is a sushi restaurant located inside the world on Yonge shops at Yonge and Steeles area. If you aren't familiar with the area, the place can be hard to find. There is free parking underground but because of the vast number of buildings in the area it can be hard to located which entrance leads you to the store. Tip: park near the grocery store and find your way to the restaurant which is located on the second floor. We ordered the medium party tray with 60pcs of sushi and rolls for $36. We paid cash so we got 10% off. The tray came with a variety of rolls and 12 torched butterfish and salmon sushi. The rolls were torched salmon, spicy salmon, salmon dynamite, sweet potato etc. It was about an hour wait so I would recommend calling ahead of time. Overall I would say for the price and quality in the tray, this is a solid sushi place if you have a sushi cravings. Don't expect any fancy fixings in the rolls since it's only $36. Think of the rolls as dressed up California rolls with the occasional sauce, and fried shrimp. The torched sushi was okay. I think ours were over torched so it tasted it cooked sushi but overall it was decent. I would order again if I was in the area (since it's kind of far for me to get to) and looking for a sushi tray for a great price. read more
This is such a hidden gem. I didn't know there was such a good sushi place in Vaughn! Aburi sushi or formally Aburiyaki Sushi is a sushi place that serves torched sushi as well as specialty rolls. I've actually ordered from here multiple times, and I can say this place will hit your sushi needs without breaking bank! Torched sushi is all the rage with the slightly charred surface and the aromatic Smokey flavor, which adds a richness to sushi. Places in Toronto are quite expensive, but Aburi Sushi is very reasonable for a good amount of sushi! I ordered the White Castle roll (torched scallop) and the pink dragon roll today, and previously ordered the torched sushi platter with various mix of torched sushi. All of these come in good portions White Castle roll- the scallop is so fragrant, the Smoky aroma is sooo good! My stomach was getting satisfied just from the smell Pink dragon roll - only $9.99! There's a decent amount of salmon on top of the roll and very flavourful! Mixed torched sushi - so good! It is really good value, and delicious Definitely give Aburi a try, I will for sure be ordering from here in the future read more
5 years ago
Love this hidden gem! Tucked on the 2nd floor, above an underground supermarket and parking garage, Aburi is a great spot for quality sushi! I always get the 80 pc Roll tray and which is the large platter for $49 and it's always so fresh! Call ahead and don't forget to bring cash for 10% off. read more
6 years ago
Place is under the radar as its located inside of "world on yonge" food court Amazing price for 60 pcs, I paid $36 (cash deal) pieces are huge, they do not cheap out on ingredients or toppings. My only thing is the torched salmon was a little too cooked for my liking but none the less everything tasted good and I will be back! read more
5 years ago
Great value. We keep getting the small roll tray (34 pieces). There's a cash takeout discount that brings the price to around $20, which is a great deal! The sushi pieces are slightly above average size and there's some light torching which tastes delicious, without having to pay crazy prices. The raw fish tastes fresh, which I'm not surprised because this place is always super busy. We always call in at least 30 minutes in advance to pick a time. Totally recommend! read more
I was pretty skeptical about Aburi sushi with the high ratings but after trying out I can see why. The quality is fresh and their trays are great value for the price! The fish and rice ratio was perfect. I'm very happy to find a new go to take out place for sushi! Aburi will definitely not disappoint and the staff are also super nice! read more
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Great value sushi trays for entertaining and feeding lots of people. Definitely get the quality you pay for. It's a lot of rice and you get full very fast but for the price you can't beat it. Good selection too. Be prepared to wait if you don't order ahead. read more
Hands down, the best value for not only quantity, but also quality. First time ordering from Aburiyaki for my Dad's birthday and it was great! Located on the second floor food court, do not judge a book by its cover. All the fish were incredibly fresh, the rice was also on point with the right flavour to bring the whole nigiri together. We ordered a large tray along with a sashimi platter and we were so stuffed that we can hardly breathe. The tray included not only nigiri but also torched rolls which was a great way to get the best of both worlds. read more
Decent sushi for the price! The only thing I didn't like was the rice was a bit too much compared to the portion of the ingredients. However, I'll still recommend this place! The sushi rice had a perfect chew and the ingredients were all fresh! It's definately a hidden gem! read more
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