Came here on Father's Day for Omakase lunch, a pretty good deal for $58. We got a sashimi…read moreappetizer, which had amberjack, fatty tuna, and salmon. You also got a miso soup. We had eight pieces of sushi: Japanese sea bream Medium fatty tuna Charred Spanish mackerel Snow crab and Japanese ikura Japanese fluke Fatty tuna Salmon with shisho leaf and truffle Scallop We also had a fatty tuna hand roll and got matcha ice cream and yuzu ice cream for dessert. They also had optional upgrades for uni or Japanese melon, which I think was like $35 for uni and $27 for one melon slice. We didn't end up doing that but we were super full from lunch and it was a pretty good deal for omakase. Service was amazing, super comfortable. There's just a handful of seats, obviously at the omakase table. We had a fantastic time and would highly recommend going.

First time doing dinner omakase here, I've been here multiple times for lunch. As a friend was…read morevisiting from the east coast so had back to back omakase! The appetizer was interesting, the first sushi course, Engawa was my least favorite! Never had such weird texture and crunch fish before and I did not like it at all! We were the only diners in the entire place, it was quite strange the chef wasn't much of a talker and didn't really talk much about where the fish came from, just merely the name of the fish and that's all. Other than the snow crab from Norway. They did accommodate my allergy and replaced with Cho toro which was great! Pleasantly surprised was the dessert instead of boring ice cream, it was my favorite warabimochi!

We were in the area and had a taste for AYCE Sushi... So we gave it a try. Honestly, we should have…read moreleft. It's a small place and I thought it might be good when I saw several Asian customers. The waitress was rather unenthusiastic. The menu was okay, but missing a few items that other AYCE spots I frequent offer (no Dim Sum for example). The food was average at best (and that's stretching it)... The price was higher than most other places... $41 per person was overpriced in my opinion. That evening both my wife and myself were quite sick... Mild cases of food poisoning. My wife much worse than myself. Obviously ill never go back.

Had the AYCE weekend lunch ($30). Amusingly, you have to accept terms of service. There's no…read moredescription for many of the rolls. The cooking is generally decent, though the chicken skewer was dry & the udon soup tasteless. The sushi is above average in that the rice is noticeably warm & there's not too much of it, but it falls apart easily & there's not that much fish either. The meal came with a complimentary beef tataki. The sauce was heavier than usual - a bit fruity & quite acidic. It was pretty good. They have unusual dishes like yam fries, spicy miso soup & potato croquettes. They have one of smallest portions for sesame chicken for AYCE sushis, but definitely the largest sushi pizza portion. Dessert was a mixed bag. The sundae was good with crispy cookie crumbs & chocolate sauce. However the fried banana was below average (too soft, with too much artificial banana flavour) & the ice cream had more ice crystals than average.

Yum! The Miso soup really got tasty since my last visit. All else was good as ever. Best sushi in…read moretown!

Disclaimer: I think I've been to too many AYCE sushi restaurants that if a space only offers…read morestandard items on their menu it's getting a mediocre rating in my eyes At Sushi Kui you order off of a list of items on the paper. Unfortunately they don't include any pictures of any of the items, but some of them do tell you how many pieces is in a serving. I went for weekend lunch, which was $15 a person, you could also opt for the more expensive dinner menu for $25 at lunch as well. Most of their foods are alright, nothing stood out in particular for me. Though I gotta point out that they don't use the proper round sushi rice to make their nigiri and rolls. The rice they end up using is kinda rough and feels undercooked. Portions wise I'm not a big fan of how little fish they give you on the rolls, it's basically just eating a chunk of rice with some cucumber and avocado. Btw if you order enough items they might serve you in a boat, which is a really touch that I don't usually see at many other AYCE sushi restaurants. I probably wouldn't come back again, but for anyone looking for a decently priced AYCE sushi restaurant this place isn't too bad...Didn't get an upset stomach afterwards, which is a plus :P

I am so happy I tried this local spot! Sushi is one of my favorite meals and Akimi did not…read moredisappoint. I actually ordered through skip the dishes for pick up which actually worked out perfectly! They were 5 minutes behind, but thats fine considering the size of my order. I ordered quite a few things! Shrimp tempura Maki tray 46pcs Sashimi, sushi and maki tray 42pcs Seafood fried rice I tried everything expect the seafood fried rice, I do have to say the portion of the rice was smaller than any other place I order fried rice from unfortunately. Everything else was extremely good and fresh. The service was also good, I was greeted by a nice server. I hope to eat here when the pandemic is definitely done and would 100% recommend this restaurant!

Came by late dinner on a Saturday evening. The restaurant is inside a strip mall in Richmond Hill…read more Ample parking. Nice clean interior with lots of comfort tables and booths. We tried the à la carte menu. Sushi typically for casual sit down. We tried the salmon lover set, dragon maki set, teriyaki salmon, Fuyuu box and salmon boat. Food was fresh and tasty. A lot of rice on the rolls. Service was fast and friendly. They are constantly providing top up of the tea that was nice. Overall enjoyed our casual dining experience.

I've had Sushi Jun twice for takeout and I had no complaints…read more First visit: the nigiri pieces were fairly thick with rice but the platter itself was just enough for 3 people. The fish was a good quality for my first time trying Sushi Jun. Second visit: we split two platters between 6 people with a lot of variety. The sashimis were thick cuts and the nigiri was mostly fish, less rice. The spicy salmon roll was so good. A go-to spot in Aurora. Will definitely be back for more!

Fresh, good quality, and good value. One of the better sushi spots in Aurora/Newmarket!…read more We got the Pressed Salmon Sushi and Roll Set J (Dynamite and Spider).

I've been here several times for lunch, and the food is always consistently good. The service is…read morequick, making it a great spot when you're short on time. I also came for dinner once, close to closing, and was really impressed. The staff never made us feel rushed, made sure we had everything we needed, and the food was just as fresh and delicious as always. It's clear they take pride in both their food and customer service. I'll definitely keep coming back!

It is a small place located in the plaza across from Bayview Secondary School. We ordered takeout…read more It took a bit to prepare our food but we ordered quite a bit. We ordered a 34 piece roll set, 9 piece sashimi set and a coke. The quality is good. The sashimi isn't as thick as other places. It was filling for 2 people.

this is a popular local chain serving "western style" sushi. If you are a purist, this is not for…read moreyou. I think it may be Korean-run/owned. Their menu had some Korean dishes too like Bulgogi and LA galbi. I came for dinner with some relatives. We ordered a small combination platter for 4 and separate soba combo with tempura and sashimi. Food items: edamame - standard frozen stuff heated up. Needed more salt. 3/5. miso soup - watery, nothing in it. no tofu chunks, no green onions, etc etc. 2/5. Sashimi: atlantic salmon - pretty standard. some very sloppy knife work though, with uneven pieces and random thin belly pieces Tuna - looked like maguro, ahi, albacore - tasteless sadly. It had the right colors but the texture was somewhat mushy and didnt taste like much. Some pieces were semi-frozen yellow-tail - again, semi-frozen and tasteless octopus - a bit tough, really thick cut, served very cold and a bit off-putting Escolar - the "white tuna" that isnt actually Tuna and really just cheap Escolar that is awful for you. This is my tell-tale sign of a really low quality sushi place. sashimi overall - 2/5. At least nothing had gone bad. nigiri: atlantic salmon, maguro, albacore, and a mystery seared one with white flesh - I suspect this is Escolar. None of the rice was seasoned, there was no wasabi in any of them. The fish slices were sloppy too. One piece of tuna nigiri had 2 strips of tuna on it instead of a properly cut and formed slice. nigiri overall 2/5. green dragon roll - tempura shrimp inside with lots of avocado - it tastes the way you think it would. Heavy on the tempura batter though which got soggy fast. very one-dimensional. All you taste is avocado and mayo. 2.5/5. salmon lover roll - this is a bigger roll with spicy salmon inside and on top. Heavy on the mayo, also one dimensional. 2.5/5. Crazy Crab roll - this is a roll with imitation crab+mayo inside, then with a mound of more imitation crab+mayo stacked on top of each roll slice. This was just gross. You might as well spoon a jar of mayo and eat some imitation crab sticks. 1/5. Not a single bit of real crab in this. there were 3 pcs of california roll (with a chunk of more imitation crab stick in it typical of Toronto rather than the mayo crab salad in other places) and 3 pcs of spicy tuna roll. Both average for this type of place, 2.5/5. Soba noodles - the noodles were the dry kind they cooked and to my surprise it was not overcooked - texture was pretty good as far as dry noodles go. The sauce was served in a bowl made of ice. A bit of green onion and wasabi on the side. The ice bowl was the worst part of this dish - it just melted really fast and diluted the sauce to taste like nothing. Didnt help that their serve was so slow and it kept on melting while we waited. Tempura - 2 shrimp, 1 broccoli, 1 yam, 1 squash, and another veg piece i forgot. Thick batter, but crispy. Sauce was average. 3/5. free dessert of sliced (sour) oranges. Service: this was a huge problem. VERY slow. Each table has a call button but it was useless. Nobody ever came when we rang the bell (and yes it does work; we can hear the bell). We still had to flag them down. Even then half the time they forgot what we asked for. And we arent even being demanding. They completely forgot to give us utensils and dishes but brought the food out so we just sat there watching the ice melt into our soba sauce until they came after the 3rd reminder. They seemed overwhelmed and understaffed. Plenty of free parking out front in the plaza. The restaurant itself is clean enough but their seating arrangement is odd. They have dividers making it look like booths but really they are just chairs around a table. A bit awkward to climb in and out but doable. They do offer really big portions of food and you wont leave hungry. Overall, the quality here is severely lacking if you want decent quality sushi. It isnt dangerous though - nothing was foul or rotten/gone bad. Nothing about the sushi here is remotely authentic. If youve had good authentic sushi from Japan or sushi mecca's like LA or Vancouver, you will be appalled at what they serve here. But if you want typical "westernized" sushi then this place is similar to a typical AYCE sushi joint, except its not AYCE. I cannot recommend this place. I can safely say I will never be back here again.

I was in the area with a friend on a Friday afternoon and thought we would be able to make it for…read moretheir lunch menu but unfortunately not. We ended up ordering a sushi pizza and a vegetable roll set. I found their food a bit pricey and the food is medicore. The portion and the prices are totally off. In fact, my friend told me she got food poisoning from eating the sushi pizza and as a result she ended up going to the hospital that night after we ate. I don't think I'll be coming back.

After a day at Wonderland we decided to visit this spot as we were looking to eat a meal with…read moresubstance. The interior isn't huge but they were able to accommodate our group of 7. This spot does both AYCE and a la carte as dining options. We opted for A la carte. I ordered the Shrimp & Vegetable Tempura Bento Box (along with the rice and pieces of shrimp and vegetable tempura it also comes with salad, miso soup, spring rolls and a dragon roll) It tasted good and the portion size was very reasonable for the price!

I've been going here for a few years now, and I absolutely love the food here…read more My usual order: * sweet potato roll * dumplings * veggie spring rolls * spicy salmon roll * fusion roll. The rolls taste very fresh and are bursting with flavour. They provide a hefty amount of wasabi and ginger which enhances the flavour! Our food is always brought out to us super quickly, which is perfect especially when you're very hungry and eager to eat. The inside is small, but quaint, cozy and comfortable. It can be a bit difficult to find proper seating when it's packed, so it's definitely good to give them a call before heading in. This is my go-to sushi spot, which is perfect for people who are just starting to try sushi, are looking for budget-friendly options, and need a casual bite!