Spring Sushi is a fantastic sushi place if you're looking for not just great food but ALSO an impressive view, easy ordering and have a little extra $$ to splurge on a dinner. I made a reservation here for a Saturday at 7:30pm for a birthday dinner. The reservation was through opentable, which was quick and easy. They had no problems accommodating a party of 9 with a little bit of notice, although we didn't get a window seat because of our group size. It's a BIT expensive here, dinner came to $36 (plus tip) per person, so make sure you come with an empty belly. The ipad ordering system is quick and easy and has LOTS of choices. Be careful to note which items on the menu are premium and have an extra charge, they're typically listed at the top. High points on the menu for us included: General Tao chicken, pineapple rice, watermelon and pineapple slush, tiramisu, spicy crispy roll, tempura broccoli and the avocado and cucumber rolls. The torched rolls LOOKED stunning but left me a touch 'meh' - the top was torched but the rest of the fish was still raw which felt weird heat and texture wise for me. If you have anyone in your dining party who isn't the biggest fan of traditional sushi, Spring has more than enough sides and other dishes to keep pickier eaters happy. I would definitely take a group here again! read more

Spring sushi used to be my favourite AYCE sushi. Restaurant in dt ... about two to three years ago. Now their AYCE sucks because their maki rolls are massive ! I came here with my girlfriend and she was full off just one make set because they were so gigantic. In addition, it is the most expensive AYCE in Toronto. That is probably due to its prime location and amazing selection of food. A few years ago , Spring would have been a 4.5 because of its quality and selection. Now it's a 2 because even though it's selection is good ... it's quality sucks read more

I feel like Spring Sushi used to have a reputation for being one of the best AYCE sushi restaurants in downtown Toronto, but I feel like instead of upholding that standard they just rely on this reputation for business. We were a party of four (January 2018) and were seated quickly. We were handed an iPad and started to order. The food was mediocre and all of the things we ordered did not come to the table. My boyfriend had to inform the waiter and then all of sudden the previous orders came rushing in. The quality of the food was bad and paying such a premium I definitely expected more. However, our waiter was attentive and I felt bad because he had zero control over what the kitchen decided to cook or not to cook. So, don't come here unless you really have to. read more

Located at the central of Toronto beside Eatons centre. There is option for all you can eat or a la carte choice. I came for the a la carte and the selection is typical to other similar style restaurants. The taste was not the best but the portion made it up for it. Trendy interior design for the downtown vibe. Overall, it was a mediocre experience for me but customer service was excellent and always fill our water. read more

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I highly recommend this restaurant to everyone it's my new favourite go to sushi restaurant clean, artsy, spacious, friendly, comfortable environment & etc great service from the staff, fresh food, affordable all you can eat(dinner menu) more worth it & steak & ribs are to die for green tea was yummy & all n all I will be coming back & bringing more friends to experience this awesome place with me as well on Valentines Day I brought my hubs here he highly recommends it here too his first bite he was in an awwwww... in love read more

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This is my absolute all time favourite restaurant. People say it's overhyped but it really is just the perfect place to go with your friends and family. Every visit was truly a pleasant experience. Food and customer service was always on point. If you live in Toronto and you haven't been to this place yet, honestly you're missing out! read more

Spring Sushi - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I love this location. The food is fresh and comes out in good time. They have lots of different cocktails as well.

I love spring sushi for its convenient location and great ambience. I love coming here during spring/summer to sit in their patio during lunch time when it's not so crowded. The service is fast and attentive, though you have to get past the fact that it can get very loud. It's a pretty trendy and chic establishment for an AYCE sushi place. The food has been consistent. Nothing outstanding or innovative on their menu, but it does have all your basics and the latest popular things like torched/pressed sushi. Make a reservation because the lines get very long during night time. read more

More of a 3.5 stars. Went there on Sunday evening around 6.30pm for AYCE dinner. Waited for less than 5mins for a table. They have an open patio with a view on the North West side of Yonge & Dundas. Everything is ordered through an iPad, which is quite convenient as we can modify our quantity as we'd like and we have an image of how each food looks like. They have a lot of variety food, including rice, udon, sashimi, sushi, rolls hand rolls, fried rice, appetizers, soups. Their AYCE dinner is $27.99 + $2 on Fridays/weekends/holidays, so we each paid $29.99 + tax + tips. Food was good, except for their rolls, which contained more rice than filling, and each bite felt heavy. For our first and 2nd order, our foods came quite quick and accurate. When we were on our 3rd and 4th order, it took time for the server to come and send our order to the kitchen (waited like 10mins) and the food took more time to come too and we were missing some orders. We told the server about our missing food and waited, but nothing came. So we went on ordering out desserts. As soon as the desserts came, our missing orders came together, including chicken teriyaki. Food: 4/5 Service: 3/5 Price: 3.5/5 read more

I ate sushi and rolls here. They were amazing. The servers were awesome, and the girls are cute too. If you get a table that faces the glass then you will enjoy a nice view of downtown Toronto. For dessert, there were fewer options than I expected. I opted for the Melona Bar (this name may be wrong; it has been a while) and enjoyed it. I used an iPad to order my food. It was very convenient and fun to use. The meal was a treat, so I do not know the price that I paid. I chose AYCE, due to being a fiend. read more

I don't even like sushi, or buffets per se. Spring Sushi however, is truly an experience. More than a novelty, ordering on tablets throughout your meal serves both the diner and staff efficiency. As someone who doesn't care much for seafood, I loved the steak wrapped green onion, chicken fried rice and appetizer options - I was kept well fed with a panorama of flavourful east asian dishes. Fair warning, most items are more on the greasy side so expect to throw health caution out the door when you walk in. read more

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Went here over the summer... Oh my goodness it is just delicious. I for sure got my moneys worth with the all you can eat and the rooftop patio is so nice, not to mention the view of downtown and Dundas Square. read more

Came here for a friends birthday dinner. We were 16 people and there was space for all of us. They separated us into three groups with an iPad each for ordering but failed to tell us that the orders weren't linked to each other. Our reservation was for 8PM and we had to wait for the previous diners to finish up their meal before seating us. Goes to show that convenience and popularity gets this place visits. Food was alright - ample selection of hot, cold foods, appetizer and sushi ~ the cuts could be a higher grade and service could have been better. You order on the iPad and it's verified by one of the staff members. They served everything on one side of the table out of convenience and the orders took long to come out Come here if you enjoy variety. Go someplace else if you want a higher grade of sushi. Won't come back unfortunately.. price point and mediocre sushi detract me read more

The sushi here is great. Kitchen food is amazing (especially the rice and beef dishes). They have a cute waiting area with iPads for entertainment. Lots of seating and always fresh. The only reason it lost a few stars is because there's better sushi out there close by and the service is slow. read more

If I can give 0, I will do so. It was most terrible experience ever. Even though it is sushi restaurant, all servers are rasist. And they are so rude. They do not ask to leave restaurant to white people after 1 and half hour after they come in the place, but they asked to us. That white people came even more earlier than us. If you are non-white people, please do not go here. When the problems come to price, it is TOO expensive. Waitress treated us like homeless people. She said IF YOU WANT A CONTAINER YOU CAN PAY 15 FOR EXTRA FEE AND YOU CAN TAKE REMAIN FOOD OUT INSTEAD PAY FOOD WASTING FEE. It was 94 canadian dollars exclude the tips for 2 people all you can eat. There are so many options at downtown and near dundas station. read more

Bit into a piece of broken plastic (initially looked like glass, but seems to be hard plastic), staff was apologetic but wasn't able to determine how that ended up in the food. Otherwise great food for AYCE (would have given it 4 stars if not for the plastic). Just chew carefully read more

Located up in 4th level of the north east building at Dundas and Yonge is this large restaurant. Very delicious and wide selection of cooked and raw items that should meet all the needs of everyone in the group. They use a tablet there so it is easy to see what you are ordering but number of pieces in each order will need to be carefully selected. A night out for 2 here can take you upwards of $80 before tax and tip Overall, here are my ratings: Overall - 3.5 Food - 4.5 Price - 3 Atmosphere - 3 (very loud) read more

Sushi was really good, highly recommend the chicken teriyaki. My friend doesn't enjoy sushi hut still had a lot of variety. The only thing is the meat skewers were 50 cents additional... they are delicious. Its dinner on a Sunday.. why not include them in the 32$ price tag /person? read more

Had a particularly awful experience here last weekend and I thought I would share. It was my boyfriend's birthday and he wanted to have sushi, so three of us came to Spring Sushi for a late all-you-can-eat sushi lunch. We came in and were told to sit while our table was prepared. We arrived right before they switched over from lunch service, but we were still charged the extra $10 a person for dinner. We weren't about to leave over something like that, so we stayed and ordered. You order via an iPad, which is great if you're alone or ordering for the table, but not so great when three people are trying to add things family-style and mistakenly being double- or triple-ordered. I can't imagine doing it with a large group, so congrats if you're able to get through it without pulling your hair out. Our app also crashed midway through and we had to get someone to reset it. After 20 minutes of fiddling and confirming what we all wanted, we submitted our first order. The waiter came by and asked us for our beer order. We told him we had already ordered one (large Asahi) on the screen, and he walked away without taking our tea order, since you can't order plain green tea on the iPad - if it's there, it's not under the tea section. We had to flag down another waiter for our tea order, and everything else during the course of our meal, since that was the last time we saw our waiter. I would rate the food itself at around 2.5 stars. The sashimi was good; everything else was below average. There was no tuna on the all-you-can-eat menu, which was extremely disappointing. Several of our items were never delivered, and we didn't receive any food other than appetizers until about 50 minutes from sitting down (20 minutes fiddling with the iPad and 30 minutes for the food to get there). I called for a manager after about an hour and 15 minutes, due to the missing orders and the long waits for food (we had ordered a second round at this point and were still waiting). He apologized and offered us 20% off our meal, which was fine. He had someone come over and fill our tea, and we got our missing orders. When the bill came (we had to flag down yet another server to bring it), our meal was not discounted. We had to actually walk to the other side of the restaurant to remind the manager we were supposed to get a discount, which was very embarrassing. The manager brought us our correct bill, and after waiting for someone to pick up my credit card, I eventually had to get up again to chase down someone who would take it. Total time, from walking in to walking out: 2 hours and 10 minutes, and still hungry. I was totally unimpressed with this experience. The only saving grace was the fact that the Zombie Walk was happening and we had a window view, so we had something to look while we waited for our food. I would recommend this place to people who only care about the novelty of ordering food on an iPad. The food was below average and the service was abysmal. One more note: there were about 3 families waiting to be sat when we left. There were plenty of tables open, but apparently they do not have enough iPads for every table so these people actually had to wait until we were done so they could get our iPad. There is no alternative way of ordering. Completely backwards. read more

I'd like to bump it up after my visit here yesterday. We stopped by here before going to a concert. I'd just like to note: 1. The Octopus balls were amazing. 2. The Kalbi was 100000 times better. Thick cut, and delicious. 3. The Tiramisu was out :( read more

- blow torched sushi had a lot of rice and barely any fish - mussels had sand in them - sashimi pieces are of a good size - we ordered beef tataki multiple times in different orders -- sometimes the wrong amount came and sometimes they just never come - server mixed up another tables' order with ours but was quick and nice when fixing it - fast service and above average decor, room is kind of loud - you can get a nice view of Dundas square if you sit near the window - price on a weekday evening was $28.99 per person which is not worth it, especially when Kyoto sushi house is just down the road with slightly better service and cheaper prices read more

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Restaurant: Spring Sushi Cuisine: Japanese/AYCE Location: Downtown Address: 10 Dundas St E Price Range: $15~25 1: Poor 2: OK 3: Good 4: Very Good 5: Excellent Food: 3 Service: 3 Ambiance: 4 Overall: 3.5 Extra information: * Located inside Dundas Square Building * Open for lunch, dinner and late night What do you do when you are bored? I play on my iphone....check twitter, email, facebook....all that and I check out new and hot restaurants opening up. I stumbled upon a review for Spring Sushi and realized it was a newly opened AYCE sushi place that replaced where Woo used to be in the Dundas Square building. Well, that's an awesome place for a new AYCE restaurant- I thought to myself. Yes, there are couple around downtown but not too many that's so popular that I can name on top of my head...and Dundas Square!? that's like Times Square of Toronto, right? (uhhhhh NOPE) Anyways, so I decided to check it out one day for lunch- Spring Sushi is just like any other AYCE joints but one cool thing that's different is that they have iPad menu! You scroll through everything they have (photo of dishes shown) and order on it instead of having someone stand there for 5 minutes writing down your order for 30 pieces of rolls and teriyaki this and that. So once you put the orders through, all the servers carry a iPhone which gets push notification for the order which they then put the orders through at the kitchen. How awesome is that? one thing I did notice is that the iPad menu stand takes a little too much room on the table and I was scared I would knock it over (although it is covered with a case). Also, the old fashioned person I am- couldn't trust the system so I flagged down the server twice to see if my order went through. Well, good thing I was being anal because the second time I checked- it didn't go through! You can't entirely depend on technology you see (as I type away on my computer and listen to songs on my iphone) Anyways, here are few of the things I specifically liked from everything I tried from Spring Sushi. Salmon Tataki Salad, Spicy salmon roll, Tempura spicy salmon hand roll and eel fried rice. I would just avoid ordering stir fried noodle dish and chicken skewer with curry sauce. Summary: Overall it was alright for AYCE sushi considering the price and the location. Of course it's not the best quality because if you want that, you wouldn't go to AYCE. But if you want a decent AYCE spot that doesn't charge you too much and prefer to stay in Downtown of Toronto- I would recommend Spring Sushi. Still, my favorite AYCE spot is 168 sushi (Check out my review here) but Spring Sushi will do if I don't want to drive. If you decide to drop by....I hope you know how to use iPad :D read more

I hate to do this - I'm downgrading to 4 stars! I still really like this place but the service has slowed down somewhat. Still a great deal for downtown AYCE and still way way better than the Woo's that used to occupy the space! Great menu, plenty of selection, and pretty solid quality, certainly better than I'd expect from a downtown Toronto AYCE place. At $8.99 including soup, salad, and dessert, the lunch special is a particular treat; come early for the patio which is fairly quiet and absolutely perfect for summertime. There's also an AYCE lunch for $15 that I tried today - very nice menu selection though it'd be nice to have an option to pay a bit extra for sashimi. Dinner is something like $25 for a solid AYCE menu; the seafood fried rice is to die for, the sashimi is fresh, and they've even got some innovative rolls (their signature spring sushi roll was particularly good) and a fair selection of Thai food which is all quite tasty. Grabbing a sapporo on the patio is a fabulous thing in the summertime too. All that being said, for its value, solid menu, and great service (with a few very rare slips) this place still gets a strong recommendation as my top choice AYCE sushi in downtown Toronto. read more

Spring Sushi - Patio - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

My boyfriend and I went for the first time this weekend. We called ahead to try to make a reservation and they said they were booked for the night with a 20-min walk in wait. We arrived and were seating promptly. I will say that they have a wide selection of items to choose from but overall we found the quality of the fish to be mediocre at best. Words used to describe it include: slimy, chewy & really fishy smelling - it just didn't taste fresh. We eat a substantial amount of sushi so we were disappointed. The cooked items were good however we aren't likely to go back. read more

Barely worth it for the price, after the novelty of ordering from an iPad wears off. The hostesses were very courteous and nice as they were showing me to my group since I arrived late. But our waitress was almost nowhere to be seen during the times we needed her to be there. I feel the iPad system hinders the waitstaff from actually doing their jobs, as ours was often left for so long it sent the order through itself without interaction from our waitress. The food came out quickly, but everything else took way too long. And for all of that the food was just "ok it's food, I'll eat it". I think the best things were the takoyaki, the calamari and the banana shrimp rolls (try it if you're adventurous). But who would order only that for AYCE? They should make everything just as good as those dishes. The eel on the eel pizza were tasteless, as was the salmon in the rolls. The tuna rolls almost tasted like canned tuna, which was weird. Not worth the overall price and experience. I think I'd only come back if I was invited by someone else. read more

Patio (5 stars) - My favourite patio in the city. I go all the time and have never had a bag experience when dinning on the patio. You can't have the all you can menu on the patio so it's not very busy. The view is fabulous, the atmosphere is nice and not over done. The menu has a good selection and the food is always fresh & fantastic. Plus you can't beat the prices! The service has always been good. Attentive, fast and knowable. In the warmer months this is where I go 70% of the time. I have nothing and to say. If the whole restraint was like the patio it would be 5 stars for the review. All you can eat (3 stars) - I have done the all you can eat inside a few times and it's ok. It's not horrible or anything & I will most likely do it again. I normally do all you can eat in the colder months because the patio isn't an option. It's loud, crowded and the service isn't has attentive. A few times the servers have brought the wrong food or there will be noodles mixed in with my edamame. Asking for the bill multiple times & having to get the manger in order to pay. Just a little to hectic for me. The food is still great thankfully. Some other points about the place as a whole. - THEY HAVE GLUTEN GREE SOY SAUCE! I'm always happy when that's an option. Most of the time the staff will tell me they don't have it but when I tell them they do they bring it over. -They only take cash & credit. I'm guessing because they have an atm to profit off. Not my favourite. -Pretty good drink menu too. read more

Came here for lunch with my sister today! We went there at 12 which is right when they open and we were surprised to see that there were already quite a few tables filled with people. The food was pretty good for AYCE and the service was decent. The sushi wasn't anything special that tasted super good but it wasn't bad. I personally like their grilled foods and the beef wrapped onion was really tasty! I like how they actually spend time to give their dishes a good presentation because most AYCE places (*ahem kiku ahem*) just throw food onto a plate and serve it. I notice all the little garnishes they add to the plates and it deserves some thumbs up! Overall pretty good food for an AYCE but there are other better alternatives in the area. read more

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Location: 10 Dundas Street E (replaced Woo restaurant) Price: $$-$$$ Server: Alright Sushi has became so mainstream for the pass few years and it's rare to find a good sushi place- it's no longer just for hipsters...haha just kidding but seriously where do I go for a great sushi place?! Spring sushi has replace Woo Restaurant and according to my friend it looks much brighter. It was my first time ever at Spring sushi and their furniture were quite modern and clean cut. This is my experience for their lunch all you can eat. They only take credit card or cash; there is a ATM machine for debit users.This restaurant has Ipads to order... It is becoming a trend where restaurants use Ipads for customers to order food. The bright side to this for sushi restaurant is that customers don't have to guess what kind of sushi they are ordering- especially for first timers. Which I think is a great. I personally didn't enjoy their sushi much. It tasted a little weird to me; I think they had too much vinegar in their rice. The proportion small- which isn't a bad thing because they have quite a variety. Their mango ice cream was delicious though. Overall, the sushi itself wasn't the best or that great to be honest. I've had better sushi- I feel like a lot of people raved about this place is because of how polished it looks. The service was alright nothing particularly odd or exceptional. Verdict: Try it out if you just want to go there for the environment. read more

MEEEEHHH.... I love me some Sushi 168 but this was a bit of a disappointment. I came here back when it was Woo, and the decor was much funkier. I don't like the lack of salad bar. YOU eat your own stupid seaweed salad when it comes in a Barbie sized bowl!!!!! We ended up coming for lunch and paid 16.99 per person, on a weekend, which is pricey but I get it since this is a pretty expensive chain. All the rolls was good quality, fresh, not too much rice. Choices for lunch are pretty poor - not going to come back unless it's dinner. iPad ordering like at 168 so a plus for that, very convenient. REALLY liked the spicy salmon sushi. They wouldn't let us do AYCE on the patio. PFT. I wouldn't come back for lunch, dinner yes - if i was in the area and craving sushi. And lets be honest, when am I not craving sushi... read more

I have been to this location 3 times now. All with reservations. As of Monday I will be contacting their head office. Each and EVERY time we've been made to wait more than 30 minutes to be seated. Though the food is fantastic their customer service is horrendous. First time our visit was delayed by 45 minutes, I never got involved; 2nd visit, 35 minute then I got involved. Manger made it right AFTER I told her (the manager) I'd be calling head office. 3rd visit was tonight, 25 minutes and I asked to speak with the same manager from last two visits. She refused to speak to me and 32 minutes by the time we were seated. This time we were given free soft drinks. We don't want free stuff. Manage you restaurant properly. We want to be seated on time (5 minutes late is not a problem) 20 minutes is certainly unacceptable. None of these visits were my choice but I'm not letting this go now. read more

A group from our office just went there today for the fourth or fifth time since they launched. The service was by far the worst we've ever had, and there has been some bad service there. We had 8 of us and we were 4 to an iPad. My four group, never received a full order and in fact had to wait almost 40 minutes to get anything other than fried stuff. By the hour and a quarter mark we asked the manager to find out WTH? He said they were busy etc, which ya we can see that, but we got very little food, while the other half of our table got lots. The manager was sort of accommodating in giving us 50% off, but we left with such a bad taste in our mouth. Beyond that the food was meh. The sushi is always decent, but we didn't even have enough to draw a proper sample size. The meat was ok, but you can taste the freezer, which is very disappointing. Overall I think we're done here. read more

After a major disappointment at the go to AYCE in downtown I swore off going to an AYCE places at least in downtown core. Ah well one has to give in to peer pressure once in a while. My buddy and I decided to try this place out after catching a movie. The place is right opposite the movie theater so that made it easy. The location is prime IMO and is right on the main hub of activity. The setup is high tech if that makes sense to you (read a lot of neon and modern interior) We were seated promptly and got the most ridiculously over sized table that could seat 6 easy for the 2 of us. Oh goodie more places to put the dishes I guess. Ordering is high tech going with the theme here as one gets an iPad with a custom app and one gets to order from it (though a server needs to validate the order for submission) High marks for putting tech to good use. Now for the main attraction IMO the food there is your regular AYCE Japanese items and they even have Thai food that's not so Thai IMO (more on that later) We ordered a medley of AYCE favs like some Tempura, Sushi Rolls, Salad, Teriyaki, Teppanyaki, Sushi and Sashimi in the first round. The food started to arrive promptly nothing really stood out as it was just the filler stuff. Some of the meat items were actually sub par. We ordered some Thai items such as Satay stuff as well and they were not Thai IMO. Just some hot sauce that had no hint peanut. On to the dessert my ordered his ice cream medley and I went for tiramisu. Ice cream was OK according to my friend tiramisu was just average. For food I would say 2-2.5 stars as it is a place to fill up. Service was very efficient so half star bump for that. read more

First time visit to a place I've wanted to check out everytime I go see a movie at the Yonge/Dundas AMC. All I have to say is the place was really cool! You are given an iPad to order from at your table, which I felt made the process super easy and efficient. It really seemed to streamline the process. I've visited other AYCE sushi restaurants and at times, getting the wait staff's attention can be challenging, to say the least. The ordering process was made easy by being able to simply submit your order through the iPad which goes straight through to the kitchen and waitstaff. Sure, at times, the wait times were a bit longer for your food, but the restaurant was packed, and you could see the sushi team working hard behind the bar. Understandably, there is a wait, but it wasn't anything exorbitant by any means! Come on, people... I've read some other reviews, but you're dining at a restaurant where the kitchen is non-stop cranking out food, that is of decent quality. So in terms of wait time, for the quality of AYCE sushi, it wasn't bad at all. The vibe of the place was cool and fresh, the wait staff nice and the sushi was quite good (for a "buffet"). We also enjoyed the option of ordering some korean (although not necessarily authentic - but who goes to a sushi buffet for the authenticity of korean food?!) and some thai dishes. The curry was nice and spicy. Not the best I've had, but again, not bad for this type of restaurant. The variety of the menu was good and ample, and the quality of the sushi itself for a buffet, by far outshined other AYCE resto's I've dined at. I thought the experience was good, the food was decent, and the atmosphere cool. I'd definitely go back the next time I'm in the hood! read more

I went to Spring Sushi on a Friday night and was mildly impress by it. The only selling point I see was the fact that you could order on an iPad and get descriptions on items that you weren't familiar with. To me, this is a great concept if you were to come with a big group. The food itself was alright. Nothing to really complaint or comment about if you have been to enough AYCE places. I did enjoy the crispy bean curd avocado roll. The sashimi was good but the portion itself was a little small compare to other places I've been to. I tried the BBQ Beef Rib which was small and majority of it was fat (not what I anticipated) and the teppanyaki sirloin steak with garlic was disappointing. One of my favourite things to get is spider rolls when I go for sushi and the one from Spring Sushi was way too salty!!! I was quite disappointed. Overall, the place was alright. The food itself was typical and nothing to rave about. read more

Overall 3.5 Interesting and nice looking spot We decided to do the buffet which allowed us to order a variety food using an iPad ordering system, essentially you select the food you want to your cart on the iPad and it is then brought over to your table They have a nice assortment of Thai, Japanese and Chinese food items to choose from. I got to try the negamaki, raw beef, sushi pieces, rolls, pad Thai, fried rice, ice cream and a bunch of other things Everything was fresh and good, not the best quality I have ever had, but wasn't expecting an upscale experience to begin with. Overall good food, good service and the iPad ordering does at a level of uniqueness to the place that I have yet to see elsewhere. read more

The food here is really good! My only complaints are that they do not accept debit and the music is far too LOUD!!

This place is seriously bomb dot com! Came here with my boyfriend's cousin and group of friends for an AYCE experience that surprised and changed my outlook on AYCE. This is a cool restaurant, the service is pretty fast here, lovely view of the center, and your food comes out fairly quick too! For $25 you can have all the sushi, thai, grilled meat, udon, ramen, fried rice, dessert and more!! That to me was the biggest deal I've ever seen and was the best! You get to try everything and this is a great spot for big groups, I mean the way the tables were designed it looked like it was for big parties. Ordering food was a cool concept, it was on an ipad and man was it hard to decide what to order. Don't eat with your eyes!! haha. The pictures are great and trust me, it'll be very tempting to tap multiple orders of certain dishes. The food comes out in small portions which is a good thing, because then you'll have more space to try out other things on the menu, and you'll need that space! ;) Some of my favorite dishes were the: -Grilled beef wrapped with Enoki -Mango Salad -Salmon Rose -Ramen -Spicy Handroll -Pad Thai -Tom Yum Soup -Shrimp with Garlic Sauce -Eggplant -Green Tea IceCream There were a lot of other dishes, but I can't remember them all. I just know that everything that everyone ordered did not disappoint and was well worth it for sure! I forgot about some of the things I had ordered in the beginning and got them at the end, and some that I think were given to us when we didn't even order it. Oh well, no biggie. haha ;) Overall this restaurant was really good and I would love to come back here whenever I visit Toronto again! :) read more

I got to say, I am a huge fan of that place. I had AYCE sushi here quite a few times and it was always a near perfect experience. The service is always near perfection as well. You order through iPads and call your servers through it as well if you wish to add foods to your order. Servers are always friendly however, during my last visit, the service was slower than usual. This is why I am giving them 4 stars and not 5. The restaurant location is great but parking around there is expensive and far from convenient. Great decor and excellent view. Very clean, futuristic look, which I appreciate. The food is amazing for an AYCE. The rolls are great, sushi and sashimi are always fresh and delicious and the presentation is usually very beautiful for an AYCE. The other dishes are great as well. I personally recommend the seafood pad thai as well as the garlic shrimps. Will be back for sure! read more

The only good thing about this restaurant is that you can order it electronically,the drinks, the food and the service are HORRIBLE. I've been to many all you can eatbplaces, and this place is probably the worst, the servers were extremely rude and the overall experience was rushed and unpleasant, made me wish I had eaten at home instead. I guess this place is so appealing due to the location and the electronic ordering, but the quality of it is horrible, if you're looking for decent sushi and a half decent experience DO NOT go here, it is loud and unpleasant the sushi tastes industrialized somehow? Bottom line I wouldn't recommend this place. read more

Came here several times and always had really good food and service. Yes, you do have to wait 30 min to be seated. They are packed because their food is amazing. Their wine, cocktails and bubble tea was excellent. The food is always fresh and cooked perfectly. I always get a seat facing the Yonge and Dundas square while I enjoy my dinner. It is overpriced for ayce because of the location but it's definitely worth it. It's approximately $35-$40 per person with tax. read more