The food was perfect! Out of this world! The service is spot on! And the ambiance with a conveyor…read morebelt sushi is very quaint and not "techy" or cold. They also have a club that you can claim points for free items!

The service here was great, the employees were very friendly and accommodating! Unfortunately the…read morefood was really not great and not worth the $30 per person. The food off the conveyer belt was not cold and didn't taste fresh, and the sushi was generally not great quality or tasty. They charge $10 per pound of non-eaten food; if we had known what the quality would be we would've ordered less. Disappointed because we had heard good things and the staff were very nice.

We've been to other revolving sushi restaurants in different cities, so we were excited to give…read moreUmai a try--and it delivered a really fun experience. The space is cozy and inviting, with booths wrapped around the conveyor belt so you can immediately start eyeing the plates gliding by. The sushi on the belt was fresh and tasty, though we noticed the selection leaned a bit heavily toward spicy‑mayo‑based rolls. Everything we tried was delicious, but we would have loved to see a little more variety for those who prefer something less saucy. Thankfully, the touchscreen ordering system made it easy to branch out. You can order drinks and à la carte sushi directly from the screen, and your items arrive on a dedicated upper‑deck conveyor that zips your order straight to your table. It's a clever setup and really helps round out the meal with more options. Drinks were delivered by an adorable robot, which added a fun, whimsical touch. Tables were cleared promptly, and the whole experience felt smooth and well‑run. We had a great time and will definitely be returning.

I haven't done the sushi go round before, and my guy was excited to go during date weekend, so go…read morewe did! Overall, it's a lot of fun, but maybe a bit overstimulating? You are seated at a tablet in front of a conveyor belt with the sushi making it's way around the restaurant. You can take whatever catches your eye as it passes in front of you, or you can order from the tablet. If you order from the tablet, little cars bring the food on a second, higher conveyor belt above the first one, or sometimes a robot brings it to your seat. So there are 2 moving belts, robots, and servers. It's a lot! Fun, but be aware. It is cool that you can see things moving past and try different things. The plates on the belt are also less than a full order, which means you can try more things, if that's your style. Service is pretty quick since you're helping yourself from the belt. They do a good job making sure there is a variety of items on the belt and seemed to restock pretty quickly. You can mostly chose from rolls and nigiri. I do like American style rolls, and enjoyed the options. The guy prefers nigiri. We ordered some tempura and picked some nigiri from the menu as well. I really enjoyed the veggie tempura. They have good salmon - we tried the peppered salmon, which he thought was too much, but was smokey and peppery, and I enjoyed. There was also a spicy yellowtail, and plain salmon that was also nice quality. We shared an ice cream sundae with one of the little fish shaped cakes for dessert, which was really good. I liked the little cake with the red bean paste inside. It was fun and pretty low key.

happy dining yayaya off the sushi was so good good good good top ten restaurants experiences of my…read morelife thanks guys

Did we go to Toronto just for Tora. Yes. This was oir 2nd…read moretime here. Never thought mall sushi would be our new favorite but here we are. We got the house sake to accompany just about every sushi piece on the menu. We got one aburi roll to change it up and it was a little mayo-y for us. Other than that, this is some incredible sushi. The torched salmon belly was so good we ordered it again for dessert. They get their fish in fresh from Japan. The servers were impressed that literally all we ate was sushi--no hot dishes or sides so they were chatting with us and talking about watching the chefs tackled whole tunas right there in the shop. We went for lunch so it was low key. Even though its in a mall and on a conveyor belt, it still feels nice and a special day out.

Convince store, take out sushi and a dry cleaner all in one. I was very skeptical about trying this…read morehidden gem. Roll & Roll Sushi at JC Mart has fresh sushi made right in front of you that tastes 100 times better than the regular sushi from grocery store chains. The shop is a little bit hidden, inside the convenience store, but it is definitely worth looking for. If you want a quick grab and go or just want a quick meal you should definitely try their delicious sushi. They have a couple of chairs in front where you can finish your meal. The clerk is very friendly and while you wait you can play hide and seek with Choca the shop dog. Or you can even order ahead of time and pick up within minutes. I'll definitely be returning !

A great stop for quick and tasty sushi. It's tucked in the back of a convenience store and is kind…read moreof easy to miss, but definitely a hidden gem for affordable, no frills sushi. It is basic stuff-- nothing fancy, but the combos include miso soup and they've got all your standard spicy salmon, california, dragon etc. Made fresh to order. If you want to sit and eat you might be out of luck as there are only a couple stools along the bar. But you're probably better off doing takeout, or you're dining beside shelves of beer ;)

I confess, I only read the reviews on this place *after* I'd already finished my meal and wow, I…read morecouldn't disagree more (in a good way). We came here on a packed Saturday night when RIT's Nova group was hosting a fundraiser, so we got discounted AYCE and we knew a portion of proceeds were going to their organization. The wait was about 50 minutes at peak dinner time, so that was fair. I was very impressed with how clean and efficient everything was, including the cart at the end of the table for used dishes. Our food came out fairly quickly as we ordered on the tablet, and it was the kind of quality you always hope to get at a sushi joint: nice sized portions, very fresh tasting, lovely presentation. I appreciated that you could also help yourself to the rotating belt options for no extra charge. The only things we paid extra for were fountain drinks, and even those included refills (or so we were told - we only had one). The staff was professional, friendly and helpful. I hope whatever issues people experienced here in the past have been resolved because it sure felt like a top tier experience at an affordable price to me! My one beef is that the menu was missing a mackerel option but I'll be back another day to see if they have it

Not the best quality sushi but for the price, variety, and service, it is definitely pretty good!…read moreThe matcha bread was my favorite dessert. If you are in between rounds, the decorations will definitely keep you occupied.

I was looking for a "unique" dining experience and found Umai. My, oh my. The place was so clean,…read morequiet, and the food was GREAT! A little on the pricy side but so worth it. Special sushi and nigiri roll around on the train for taking and basic menu items are by table order. One singe dish will cost you about $6. Your drinks will be delivered by a cat robot. So cute. Stopping in is a must do!

We have never been to a rotating sushi restaurant before, so we had to give it a try. Food was…read morefresh and yummy!

This was one of those dining experiences where every detail felt intentional…read more The presentation was beautiful without feeling overdone, and each piece was balanced and fresh. You can really tell there's a lot of care behind every course. What stood out to me most was how calm and focused the whole experience felt--it made it easy to slow down and actually enjoy each bite. Definitely a place I'd come back to when I want something a little more special.

It's been a while since I've had omakase. Yasu was easy to reserve and was under $200pp. The menu…read moreincludes 16 courses which includes 1 appetizer (containing 4 dishes), 12 nigiri, tamago, soup, and dessert. There were three add-ons (toro with caviar $25, uni with caviar $35, and caviar sushi). I opted in for the toro and uni add-ons. It was strange they give you the add-ons before any other nigiri. Everything was very good and fresh. Standouts for me was the appetizer, all three cuts of bluefin tuna, the lobster (by far my favorite), and the hotaru ika. I would've appreciated knowing that the omakase included or not included toro and uni before I decided on the add-ons but I don't regret it. It was a splurge night after all. Service was very attentive. Note that the dining space is very small. 12 seats around the counter and two tables. There was a very loud gentleman two seats from me who never learned to use his inside voice and totally ruined vibe. But that's not on the staff. Another note is that gratuity is automatic on the bill.

Cute, comfortable and accommodating with yummy sushi. Great little spot on Bloor Street for a good…read moresushi dinner. Went here with the family, including the grandparents and everyone was happy with their meal. The dinners come with miso soup and salad, which is always nice.

A very cute establishment, we went on the snow storm day and felt absolutely horrible that the roof…read morestarted leaking as we were leaving - i genuinely hope they got it fixed. We ordered the chefs special boat to share between us and it was more than enough food. The fish was so fresh and the rolls were the perfect serving!