How this works is you order and pay at the counter first, then sit down. I got the Kaisen Don ($57,…read moreafter tax $64). I would say ambience is not the best, it's definitely meant to be a supermarket and not a restaurant so I found it kind of stuffy, just some chairs at a bar table along the wall and 1 table with 2 chairs. I was the only one dining in on this Sunday afternoon so I took the table. The waitress brings you a cup of water (no tea) and the wasabi soy sauce and disposable chopsticks. The food i would give 4 stars, uni was sweet and creamy and my favorites the sweet shrimp and scallop can do no wrong. The squid/octopus was also quite good. The other pieces I would say weren't quite as good as from what I'm used to expecting at Hana Don and the portion size was on the small size but it does come with salad and miso soup.

Their sushi was really good, especially for the price. I'm curious to try their uni next time. I'd…read morepass on the sweet pumpkin and try sweet potato next time. It's in a market which is an interesting concept too. Cute

We've been here 3 times now and absolutely love the quality of the fish/sashimi! We dined in twice…read moreand ordered take out once. I don't think the takeout platters are offered for dine in - which is one downside if you would like to eat it in the restaurant. Regardless, a great value for fresh and good cuts of fish for the platters! For take out, we ordered two x seasonal sashimi platters to do a DIY handroll and sushi night at home with some friends. The cuts they gave in the platter were premium pieces such as otoro, chutoro, scallop etc. Highly recommend for a DIY food night at home with family/friends! On the website, if you order and pick up yourself it is $120 for ~40 pieces+ and if you order on uber eats it is $140 per platter. We had a group of 6 so splitting the cost is $40-47 per person which is a great value for good quality fish. For dine in - we ordered a few different items and all were wonderful. I had the Deluxe Maguro Kaisen Don (~$50) and the cuts of tuna (otoro, chutoro) were melt in your mouth. We've also tried their set menus and this came with a variety of dishes. It came with sashimi appetizer, pork belly, your choice of udon (we chose the uni, crab and cream udon), and your choice of don (we chose the wagyu). The set comes with a decent amount of food for only $42, very worth the value and we were full! The uni didn't taste fishy, udon was very creamy, and the wagyu was tender in the don. My sister in law ordered a set with many different small dishes on the plate ($40). It was nice to try different seasonal ingredients and sample it in small portions to try it all. The other occasion we had for dine in was a few years ago, and we both had different set menus with Maguro Toro Don and unagi Don. That set was delicious as well and we thought it was cool to pour a broth into the don bowl at the end to make it like a soup. This restaurant is also half market where they sell to-go food/handrolls/frozen ramen etc. The groceries were mainly Japanese ingredients and snacks. The restaurant itself is not to big so it can fill up quick! I would recommend making reservation if you are coming in a large group on busier nights/weekends. Will definitely return if we are in the area!

This was probably the closest thing to Japan we've tasted in Toronto. The cozy dining area is…read moreconstantly busy, but we were seated after about a 20-minute wait despite not having a reservation. The Melon Cream Soda was dangerously easy to drink. You could barely taste the alcohol, and it was essentially a fizzy melon drink. The food was phenomenal. The Deluxe Maguro Kaisen Don came with a mountain of fresh bluefin tuna, including otoro, chutoro, akami, and negitoro, over perfectly seasoned sushi rice. The shiso, tobiko, and scallions added a nice brightness, and we loved that the rice wasn't mushy. The Sizzling Unagi Hitsumabushi came in a stone bowl that kept everything hot for longer. The eel was huge, perfectly grilled, and well seasoned, with the same delicious sushi rice underneath. It came with pickles and kombu soup, which you can pour over the bowl for a different way to enjoy it. We kept ours on the side so the eel wouldn't get too soggy. There's also a cute Japanese market stocked with condiments, furikake, sake, snacks, desserts, and ready-to-go meals that can be heated up on-site. Definitely a spot we'd happily return to.

My favourite seafood store (I go once a week). Fine selection of fish and seafood with good…read morevariety. Bonus: Owners are super friendly!

I came in here for sushi-grade fish, of which they had had just salmon, tuna, and scallop. Not the…read morebest selection, but everything (sushi grade or no) looked to be of fairly decent quality. I would consider coming back for fish I intend to prepare in a different way. But the person working here tried to upsell me, saying that each meal requires about 0.5 lbs fish. This might be true of cooked fish, but it likely isn't for sushi. I took my one pound of fish home and used a very small amount of it to make very meaty maki that comprised the entirety of my evening meal. (The fish was fresh, though, and reasonably flavourful.) One bigger issue: a significant portion (like a third) of the small piece of tuna I bought contained silverskin, which made the piece inedible. Totally not acceptable, when you consider the price of the tuna was over $30 per pound. This is a okay place to go if you live nearby and want sushi-grade fish. There aren't many places in the city that offer it. Next time, though, I'm gonna try Taro's. The selection there looks pretty amazing.

THey say they are open until 6PM but they close whenever they want even though I am a long long…read moretime customer

My go to fish market in downtown Toronto. Quality fish. Good prices. Friendly and helpful staff…read more Five stars.

Super fresh fish and amazing service. This was our first time here. Purchased some fresh salmon…read morethat they cut into steaks. We also purchased some pasta clams. Since we live in Whitby, they packed our fresh fish in a styrofoam container with ice. There is fresh and frozen fish, Portuguese products (canned goods and churizio). Staff was super friendly and spoke either Portuguese or english. This place is super clean and is like a fish market with canned goods, cleaning supplies, bulk product, candy. The store is super clean and well organized. What a gem of a store!! We will be back!!!

This place reaks, you will have to breathe through your mouth, avoid the use of your nose. Unless…read moreyou are used to the smell of fish. They are readily available from Bloor&Dundas via the West Toronto rail path. They have a pretty good fish, almost as if it is a fisherman's market. The only problem I've ever really had came when I ordered boneless skinless salmon, the lady didn't speak the best English, so I tried out my Portuguese, which is a bit rusty given I haven't used it in years, regardless, I got home to find a skinless bone-in salmon. which leads me to advise anyone reading this to check their fish, to ensure it is in the condition they want, regardless of how tired you might be, It will save you the time it cost me in preparation.

It's a gem if you are into sashimi and want in home luxury without paying restaurant price. It is…read moresashimi store with frozen sashimi. There are sea urchin, sweet shrimp, hamachi , white tuna, scallop , fish roe and of course salmon. Although they are frozen, it is as good as you try in the restaurant. They package with special bag to keep is cool and also provide ice if requested. The owner is very friendly and tell you details of what popular food they have. It is clean and very very warehouses style and the price is reasonable. There is parking.

We had a massive craving for fresh sashimi and did not feel like driving out to Taros Fish, which…read moreis our usual pick for choose-your-own sashimi grade fish to cut and eat at home. So when I came upon Seaborn Toronto, located way closer to home, I decided to give them a try. Located on the industrial side of the Skycity Shopping Center, this tiny, non-descript store was equipped with 4-5 deep freezers and a standing freezer with a very good variety of frozen sashimi grade fish and an assortment of other frozen items. They also carry nori, miso and other basic Japanese items but not in huge quantity or variety. I had called the store before going in to see if they had any unfrozen product which I could pick up for dinner, but they did not. But when the very friendly lady on the phone told me that I could pick up the fish (this was around 2 p.m.) and would still be able to serve it for dinner, I was excited to give them a try. I ended up bringing home some salmon, Hamachi, scallops, tuna, suf clam, shrimp, and squid, which ended up filling one large and one small plate with some very delicious sashimi. We didn't even get to cut into our Tuna as there was no more room on our serving plates. I also bought a pack of very nice quality nori. The flavour and the freshness of all the fish exceeded our expectation, and we all ate till we were full (2 adults and a tween). We still had some leftover hamachi, shrimp and a whole portion of tuna, which probably would easily yield 2 chirashi bowls. All this great fish came to $96 including tax, which was an insanely good deal for the quality and variety we got. I have a feeling that i will be back to try their other fish very soon.

I recently visited this cozy Japanese restaurant and tried their sashimi bowl…read more The presentation was impeccable: delicate slices of tuna, salmon, and possibly hamachi, all nestled on a bed of finely shredded daikon and fresh greens, with a slice of lemon for brightness. The fish was undeniably fresh -- soft, clean-tasting, and expertly sliced. Each bite melted in the mouth, especially the buttery salmon. Portion-wise, it's on the smaller side, which makes it perfect for a light lunch or as an appetizer to share.

As a longtime Vaughan resident and Aroowha regular, I felt it was about time I left them a review…read more Though Vaughan has an abundance of sushi restaurants, I can confidently say this is my favourite one. They do NOT play about their portions and their maki is as stuffed as can be. If you enjoy a high filling to rice ratio, I have to recommend.

I absolutely loved the sushi trays. The quality of sashimi/sushi was excellent, especially the…read moreshrimp had the rich tastes to it. I never imagined to find such places in Etobicoke but now I cannot wait to order it again. Good selections of authentic sushi to choose from including veggies sushi for vegetarians. If you wish to order it, don't forget to call it advance.

For all you seafood lovers in the west end, don't even bother going downtown or into any Asian…read moresupermarket to buy fresh fish because this is your place. I'm so with Liz B. on this one - I will never buy seafood anywhere else. The store is a pretty decent size, very, very clean and does NOT smell like fish. The servers are so polite and helpful and I noticed all the patrons were civilized; there was no pushing, shoving or yelling; everyone just politely waited their turn. They have another store in St. Lawrence Market which we've been to on numerous occasions but, being from Etobicoke and all the closures on the Gardiner, this is far more convenient. It's on Vansco, a side street that runs off North Queen but, for those of you who aren't too familiar with the area, you can catch it off the Queensway (very close to IKEA). I could see this being convenient for those of you in east Mississauga. You won't have trouble with parking as they have a private lot. I paid with debit but I'm sure they accept most major credit cards. They have frozen shrimp, scallops, lobster tails, etc. in all sizes. I also recall seeing cans of crabmeat and smoked salmon as well. As for the fresh fish, there was sea bass, grouper, catfish, swordfish, sole, tuna, etc. - lots to choose from. The tuna looked like it was sushi grade. They also had an array of fresh shell fish as well such as oysters, mussels, huge scallops and shrimp. For the pre-made food, some of the selections were stuffed sole, some awesome looking crab-stuffed calamari and I saw a stuffed salmon (very similar looking to what Costco sells). They also have specialty groceries on a separate side but I was on my lunch break so I didn't have too much time on my hands to browse. Anyway, I bought six calamari tubes with a whole bunch of tentacles for $10.25 and six large, fresh shrimp for $3.95 - great deal!