This place is super DOOPER cute located at Cumberland. It's right across that big rock everyone sits on sad soon as they exit Bay station. Anyway, my sister and I went on a day that rain so the atmosphere was pretty quiet. The place is good for large groups although the place in itself is quite small. My sister and I ordered the octopus as a starter. It was really good and the sauce that came with it was worth it. I just wished it was a little crunchy rather than chewy. We got a sashimi plate and a new rolls. Everything tastes pretty fresh. Most definitely a place I can see myself going over and over. read more

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I've been going to this restaurant for over 15 years. I remember coming here as a kid. We'd come here for dinner and then go for our evening walk (well I was probably on a toy bike) around yorkville/bay/bloor area. And I still do that with my family. I love this place dearly. Delicious and fresh [sea]food and attentive staff. If a friend wants to eat good japanese food, this is the place I take them. My favorites are the chirashi, unagi don, fried softshell crab, and sushi pizzas. read more

Came here on a Thursday for lunch. Service was good and quick. We ordered and ate within 30 minutes. Place is small and was busy. Being lunch time and downtown. Currently there is a lot of construction in the area with part of the sidewalk on Cumberland closed. I had found this place on the web looking for a place to have lunch. We were intrigued as there were some pictures on the website of sushi without rice. We were disappointed when there were only 2 listed on the menu. One was wrapped in cucumber the other wrapped in salmon. We ordered the salmon one ... named sushi inn salmon salad. The salad was below average, came with a mound of shredded carrots ... salad does not come with any dressing. So if you like dressing with your salad this would disappoint. We also ordered the ramen. The ramen had the egg however was very salty ... actually too salty for our taste. The food is below average however the prices are reasonable and service was quick so it's a good option if your under time constraints. read more

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It's cheap for a yorkville restaurant but if you look at it differently, quality to price, i wasted my money. I should have gone to sushi run instead. I bought this gold plate thing, a hand roll, maki and sushi in a decent serving. I'm not sure how this place is "busy" and people are eating sushi. There's a comment here mentioning it's sub par and I couldnt agree more to it. I hope they improve read more

I very disappointed every thing dry and old what can I say I was very dispatched .they were very nice waiter he give us 15% off thank you read more

Sushi Inn - Uffffff no good my friend, it is done in morning or maybe earlier, the rice so soft no taste first looks old dry .... - Sushi Bars Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I did not experience the poor service or food poisoning or the inability to communicate in English that others have written about. The food is indeed cheap, cheap for Yorkville and, yes, subpar This is 'sushi' for people who feed their children a Big Mac and chicken nuggets as a 'treat' or book birthdays for the kids at Chuck E Cheese's and unleash themselves on their local Chinese buffet. Sushi Inn has as much to do with Japanese food as Domino's Pizza has to do with Italy. Rather, this is a place people go to have tasteless. something called, Sushi Pizza, an approximation of tempura and spicy roll this and spicy roll that... you know, all the fake stuff Chinese and Korean-Canadians deliver to people who don't know any better and don't care to... With all that said, I was invited to meet friends here and had a miso soup, which was fine and a agetofu, which was blah... I did not taste anything else, but did not want to. People around me were happily placing orders for shrimp skewers and teriyaki this and that served by Chinese waiters who had picked it up from the Chinese cook who was also making spring rolls. The prices are a definite bargain and especially so for the street and the tables are too close for comfort. They do have a good ratio of servers to tables however so the service is fast, they happily split the bill and they keep refilling the tea and water so no problems there either. Whatever this place's secret is the 'inn' has been around for years and judging by the jam packed Friday night will be here for many more years. read more

Not recommended. Food is really soso. The cook chiefs talks all the time when making sushi without any mask. It is noisy here. The takiyaki is really terrible read more

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Everything here was great. Quality was good. Try the salmon pizza. Restaurant little smelly, that's my only complaint. Service was great. Don't expect to try different types of fish at this place, they only serve the basics: salmon, tuna, etc. read more

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This place hands down has the best miso soup I've ever had in Toronto. They also have really good lunch specials here. Definitely the best bang for your buck here is the Combo I. You get enough food for 1.5~2 meals for the price of one. Ever since I've been going there, the service has been fast and fairly decent too. Both water and tea are free and they're not stingy with their refills. In terms of food, Sushi Inn has really good tempura. Their sushi is fairly average but well-portioned. Their udon could use some work. Overall good place, and great prices for a location like the heart of yorkville. Have been a regular since 2014 and plan to keep it going strong! read more

Great sushi for your money, always fresh, simple and tasty. As a regular sushi lover, I have to give a high mark to this place. We come here for years and don't mind driving all the way from West End. Sometimes take us 30 minutes to get there, but that alone tells enough. read more

I wouldn't say the sushi here is the best, nor is there an extensive list of specialized rolls, but this place is open late and the fish is on par with other decent Sushi establishments in Toronto. Situated in Yorkville, it's not the best value, but it's not bad. I've grabbed take-out twice in the last month, and it's good to know that the quality didn't dip the second time You never know and I hate it when I go back a second time only to be disappointed. The service is friendly, and they are patient, especially when I'm indecisive 100% of the time. The first time, the eggplant in miso butter really stood out to me. The slices were meaty, and the sauce was rich and flavourful - you really wanted to drench each eggplant steak in that sauce! I also got salmon sushi that was cut in large slices - no complaints there. The second time I went, we got a full meal including Chirashi bowl, and a couple of rolls. The reason I couldn't make up my mind was because I'm always looking for something new that I have not tried - but here, you're just going to get straight up good sushi. Not going to lie - I was a bit disappointed in the assortment in my Chirashi bowl - I expected ALL fish, not pieces of tamago and imitation crab as a part of the deal... just say'in, but that's just my opinion. The fish selection, overall, was very generic. It came with the standard salmon, tuna, octopus, and surf clam. Nothing out of the ordinary. All in all, it was a solid meal with extras for the next day. I'll come back when I need a sushi fix, but with so many other places in the city, it's more of a late night option for me. read more

Date Visited: August 23, 2013 Pictured above is a takeout B2 Party Tray ($53.00 - 16 Nigiri sushi, 52 Maki sushi). Not sure why this place is busy as it is or why it is rated so well. When it came to freshness, all the sushi pieces were sub-par. The fish was fishy and dull in colour - not very appetizing. One would think that a higher volume place wouldn't have this problem. What grade of fish are they getting in? The fish here is even worse than some all-you-can-eat sushi establishments. Further, this party tray didn't have any value. So many maki pieces were tiny and uninspired. Come on, 12 cucumber maki??? The salmon and tuna maki only offered the one ingredient in the roll and so weren't very exciting on the palate. Those maki were basically maki that you would get as part of a bento box meal and not a party tray. One word: gross. read more

heartbroken to write this review - this use to be one of my all time places to go to sushi in TO. In fact i've been forced to look for other sushi places given the past several bad experiences at Sushi Inn - no more! yes, the place is crowded but that's always been okay with me because the sushi had been so good - one could get over the rest. the service is speedy - in my experience. They are always rushed so you better know what to order which was never an issue as a regular. Price - great prices for yorkville. And thats probably why they had my loyalty over the many many years and the food: - the sashimi for the most part has been fresh. - Its the sushi that's been an issue - the rice has been cold and dry - at times its felt like perhaps it wasnt even sticky rice. It was like a massive blob of rice wrapped around - wait for it - you may have to really really look for it - i think, there is some sort of fish somewhere in there! geez, i could go for indian or Thai if i wanted a rice-heavy dish. - the green tea - its usually cold which i guess best compliments the cold sushi - not a good thing. so i've vowed to myself not to go back there again. its the end of Sushi Inn for me read more

No. Just no. This was just flat not good. I had chicken teriyaki and the BBQ chicken spring roll, and was far from a fan of either. To top this off, the service was poor. The BBQ chicken was cold and flavorless, I had to put soy sauce on it just so I could swallow it. Then when the chicken teriyaki came out the bowl was scorching hot, it had obviously just come out of the microwave. At least they didn't let it sit I guess. To no big surprise, the chicken was terrible. I literally removed the chicken so I could eat the rice. I went home hungry this night. Now I will admit, when you think sushi you typically do not think chicken teriyaki, but that is what I wanted and it is from the same region of the world. More than that, I expect some level of quality and not a microwaved bowl of yuck. Never again. read more

I have been coming to Sushi Inn for years, and I still can't believe how reasonable the prices are for a place located in Yorkville! I was craving a bento box yesterday, so I stopped in for an early dinner. Unfortunately, I had just missed the lunch specials (lunch specials are available from 11:00am - 3:30pm every day. Yes, every day!) If you miss the lunch specials, the dinner menu costs a couple of extra dollars. I am a creature of habit, so I ordered a bento box. I just love to have a little bit of everything! My friend on the other hand likes to try new things, so he ordered a noodle dish. Once again, I was not disappointed with the food. For under $13 I got a bento box with teriyaki chicken, tempura veggies and shrimp, six maki rolls, miso soup, rice, salad, spring rolls and dumplings. I also ordered a tea. I was pleased to learn that the noodle dish was a hit with my friend. In fact, I kept stealing pieces of veggies and dipping my rice in the noodle sauce - so good! The only disappointing part of the meal was the inconsistent service. I had to keep asking for my water to be refilled, and only when we were close to finishing our meal was my tea refilled. If you are looking for affordable & tasty food, good portions and efficient service in Yorkville, this is the place for you. read more

I used to LOVE this sushi place for their salad with their yummy dressing. My go to order is the soba noodles with chicken teriyaki. We came here the other night after a long time and the teriyaki was very salty and dry. Also their miso soup costs $2.25 when it cost about $1 or less everywhere else. Wouldn't go out of my way to come here but if I was in the area I would. read more

Certainly nothing special. As others have mentioned, this is mediocre sushi at best. Utterly flavorless nigiri. I ordered the large combination (called Premium? I think), so I tried about 15 different pieces. Location can't be beat in the middle of Yorkville's posh boutiques. It's unfortunate that the food doesn't match up with the location. read more

This is a place that you will either love or hate. For sushi novices looking for a cheap place for your basic sushi this is definitely your place, but if you are a sushi connoisseur looking for fresh, well prepared authentic Japanese cuisine than this place will disappoint. The first sign that I was going to have a bad meal was their odd pricing on the menu. The entire sushi/sashimi menu had two price categories with some kinds of fish priced the same as some veggie sushi and cheaper kinds of fish priced the same as pricier seafood. So I question the freshness and source of the seafood. The sushi rice wasn't properly seasoned and lacked any taste and didn't have that nice faint sweet and slightly vinegary scent to it, which I think is a major fail for any decent sushi restaurant. For a restaurant that's run by Chinese rather than Japanese I wasn't very surprised. Here are some of the items I had: Amaebi (raw sweet shrimp) - when this was ordered the staff wasn't too sure if they had it or not, when it was served it was definitely not Amaebi. The shrimp was tiny, I mean very tiny, as in salad shrimp. It was thinner than the chopsticks I was eating it with and it wasn't really raw as it should be. It seems to be flash blanched for some reason. A proper Amaebi should be a plump extra large shrimp served raw with the head on and it should melt in your mouth. This shrimp was lacked any taste and was a joke given it was tiny and not even the right kind of shrimp. Sushi Inn Roll - being their signature roll this was also bland and forgetful. It was supposed to be eel, avocado, salmon skin, cucumber and tobiko. I could see a tiny sliver of eel and maybe bits of salmon skin but it had no taste and the salmon skin had no crispness to it. Some pieces had cucumber, some didn't. It was very disappointing and could be confused with a California roll. Uni - I was surprised to see this on their menu as many sushi don't have this regularly on their menu, and at $5.25 for a two piece sushi it seemed like a deal. It didn't taste that fresh which I think was probably made from frozen and lacked the explosion of briny sea flavours which I was expecting from a fresh sea urchin. Hamachi maki - this was improperly prepared and the cuts of fish was minuscule. It was missing the finely chopped scallions that brings out the flavour. Spicy Tuna maki - it wasn't spicy at all and each piece had a big dollop of mayo on it which did nothing but drown out the flavours. Futo Maki - again tasteless. The pickled vegetables should have that nice sweet and sour flavour which this didn't have and there wasn't much texture to it. There should be a pleasant mix of crunch and softness, but it was bland and monotonous all the way through. Saba sashimi - this seems to be only decent order I had, but there is really no much to it as it was just slices of mackerel. I'm glad this was reasonably fresh and the cut was decent. California Roll - this was very mediocre, just like the ones you get from your supermarket. I had a bunch or other rolls and sushi, but they were all too mediocre and unmemorable to describe. Yes this place is cheap, but I would rather be eating somewhere else which had properly prepared fresh food that taste good. If you want good sushi, stay away from this place. I will definitely not come back. read more

Came here on Sunday afternoon, the place was pretty busy compare to a ghost town Toronto core so I figured it would be good. I was gravely disappointed, while the prices were low, (was that why it was busy while other restaurants dead?) there was a good reason. The quality poor and portions small. Also we order the Gold set which at Sushi on Bloor would be enough for 2 people, it was small and even ordering a whole bunch of other stuff, it was barely enough for us. And the items in the set were awful, tiny California roll pieces and fake crab meat. Overall the taste was poor. It totaled just over $40 for two of us for lunch. read more

My actual rating is 2.5. Not impressed. "Seafood deluxe?" Man! You're so vain. I think it should be renamed "Seafood mediocre." And the service was lame today too. Other people seated after us had their order taken first. My partner asked for water... never got it. The final turn off is being crammed into a table so close that I feel tempted to sample from my neighbour's plate. Tried this place twice and I'm done with it. read more

My favorite place to eat in Yorkville. This small restaurant serves up sushi and other Japanese dishes at prices you would never expect in this area of town. What makes this restaurant great is not only is it reasonable but the sushi is fresh and service is amazing. Marvin, I believe, is the manager and is one of the nicest most helpful person I've ever experienced at a restaurant. The clientele is also not your ordinary Yorkville clientele. Normal people go here! Unpretentious non-LA types. The decor leaves something to be desired as it seems a little stale, especially for the area. Wooden tables and chairs and a paint scheme reminiscent of Japanese noodle houses. Overall, I recommend this as the best place in Yorkville. The prices are more than reasonable and the location is great. You get great value for money here. Service is speedy and clientele is a great mix. Would have given it 5 stars but the decor is a little bland and they are due for a renovation. read more

Don't be misled by the majority of reviews as this is not a five-star place, for anyone who has ever had real sushi in Tokyo or been in a true Japanese restaurant. It's popular because it's fast, convenient and generally reliable. Sushi Inn has been a staple in Yorkville for a looooog time. It's always overstaffed, crowded and I've noticed that the richest, whitest, best-dressed people tend be seated right at its second-storey bay window by the entrance. The space is a bit cramped for my liking, noisy and not a place to lounge around. The atmosphere here is no different than a Hong Kong cafe, where everything is rushed. Its giant army of Chinese waiters and waitresses - feel free to address them in Mandarin or Cantonese - are on their toes and at your beck and call. The food itself is fairly consistent and the prices are a deal when you consider their porpotions ... just another piece of evidence to prove that this is actually a Chinese restaurant, NOT Japanese. Although I came here long before I decided to give up animal products, the sushi never made a strong impression of me. What I can speak about is that there are quite a few selections for the vegetarian, including lots of appetizers and a great bento set. The seaweed salad isn't bad, although the miso soup is on the salty side (no surprise). Two people can stuff themselves silly for only about $20-25. Good, fast dining for a break in between shopping at Hazeltown Lanes. read more

Good value in the heart of Yorkville. While there is nothing particilularily special about this sushi joint it is a good go to spot in Yorkville that won't have you breaking the bank. Sometimes the place smells greasy (which can follow you home) but the value here is good and you can walk away with a satisfied belly for about $20/pp, even less for lunch of course. My personal favorites are the sashimi platter and the rolls wrapped in thinly sliced cucumber. The fish is not the best quality which is why I ended up giving 3 stars but it wouldn't deter me from going again. read more

Visiting Toronto means trying new and interesting food! Figured we'd give sushi a try while we're here. We were in the neighborhood and getting hungry so we stopped here for lunch. Extremely inexpensive! Atmosphere isn't bad, either. It was busy but comfortable. I ordered the Combo I (spring roll, chicken teriyaki, rice, and some fried stuff). It comes with Miso soup which is delicious. As well as a side of little salmon and cucumber rolls (which were good, too!) My meal was quite large but it was mostly deep fried things, like sweet potato slice (?) and zucchini slice (?) and a few other things I couldn't quite figure out but was too hesitant to try. I was mostly excited about the chicken teriyaki and spring roll. My spring roll was about an inch long and a half inch wide, extremely tiny!!! And the chicken tasted like very poor quality -perhaps the rubbery thigh meat? I couldn't bring myself to eat more than a couple bites of the mysterious deep fried items. It was a nice stop for where we were at the time but next time we will plan better and find a better sushi joint along the way! read more

The male waiter spilled water on my luxury bag and didn't say sorry for what happend.

Price is reasonable, portions are good and food came fast. Had lunch here and had the sushi inn special. Was 11 bucks for 3 each of salmon and cucumber maki, chicken teriyaki, soup, rice, tempura (shrimp, eggplant, crab, sweet potato and 1 spring roll), salad and dumplings. They premake the maki, but it is fresh because the table turnover is so high. Dont expect blow out of your mind food, but good for a working lunch. Was im and out in under 30min. Ive eaten here many times over the past 3 years and food has always been consistent. I gave it a 4 because when i consider price, location, service, esthetic looks, quality and quantity, it is great. read more

Ok, I feel a little better now. Seeing that this place has a 3 on yelp reassured me that I am not crazy. My best friend has been telling me about this place for years. Every time she goes to Toronto it is her "must do" stop and she goes for the sushi pizza. Let's break it down. The guy at the door wasn't so cool. The wait was 20 minutes (a tad too long for an early dinner) and only after we were about to leave did he decide to offer us the sushi bar. Since my bff has been talking about this amazingness forever we opted for the sushi bar as that was seemingly the only opportunity to try this place. I got a sushi plate with all different types of nigiri and 3 pieces of CA roll. Of course we ordered the sushi pizza with unagi as well. The rice in my nigiri was warm! EW. No one else's in my party had that problem so mine must have been made from a different batch. When salmon or any other fish sits on top of hot/warm rice... well... it cooks! The nigiri was blah and I just ended up eating the hot fish and not eating the rice at all. The sushi pizza was good but just not my thing (hot again). I should probably be giving this place 2 stars but I will give my friend the benefit of the doubt and assume this was an off-night. Definitely will not be on my "must do" list when I visit Toronto next. read more

I can't believe I've never gotten around to reviewing sushi inn. This was my regular spot for years and then it started to slide a bit. The speed of service and location are pretty sweet but overall the food is just mediocre. The fish can be spotty on freshness. It is decent value and that's really why they pack it in. The sushi salmon pizza and sushi inn roll are solid. Don't expect high quality here but you could be worse. read more

This place is good for their Bento Box. I think its the Gold that we normally order. I like the steak or salmon teriaki with the side of Gyoza, shrimp/veggie tempura, salmon rolls (6), soup, salad, rice, all for the bargain price of $12.99. The food generally comes quickly and its always fresh. I have not ordered rolls or a la carte sushi at this place so I have no comments about that. Its usually jammed packed inside and sometimes there is a wait. The service is good...you get tea or water and they come take your order fairly quickly. The food comes in a timely fashion. They also accept credit card. This is a solid place for lunch and dinner. You leave feeling full and satisfied. I've been going to this resto for the past 10 years and have never been disappointed. read more

Never going back, terrible experience. Things wrong with this restaurant: 1) Service: I almost never complain about service, but sometimes it's just over the line. We ordered an additional salad with our entrees not knowing that they had come with them. Twenty seconds later, they brought us our free salads, and we tried to cancel our other salad. "It's too late, cannot cancel", our waiter said, and briskly left our table. 2) Salad: the salad was horrible. The lettuce chunks had lots of water on them (at least they were washed I guess?) and the sauce was thick and salty. Not at all appetizing, and we couldn't even cancel the big one that we ordered by mistake (see #1)! 3) Sushi: fish aside (quality of the fish I can excuse, since they all taste the same at low prices), the rice was completely wrong. The rice was cold and dry, and there was not a hint of vinegar in it. Rice ball with fish on top does not equate to sushi. 4) Soba: the soba noodles looked light green instead of brown, and tasted like white Chinese noodles. The soba tsuyu tasted like watered down soy sauce. That was the worst "Japanese" food I ever had, I would be ashamed to even call it Japanese. The AYCE sushi down the street is much better. read more

Hand's down best value for money Japanese restaurant in all of Yorkville. Yes, it might not be the best, but where for $12 you can get a soup, salad, sushi, tempura, rice, chicken, etc as part of a combo in Yorkville. Hat's off to you guys; I recommend you to all my friends. read more

Sushi Inn is definitely not fancy, nor does it fit in with the swanky digs of the high end shoppes on either side. It is always busy, has affordable lunch specials and they will do separate bills. Therefore it is always full of shoppers and office mates on lunch break. Unfortunately it is unbelievably inconsistent and the quality is hit or miss. I visited twice recently with coworkers. The first time was horrible, the second more than decent. The most recent visit we had good service, were seated right away and were given separate bills. The waitress came to us with merchant machine in hand which is nice as well. The service was efficient, but she was not particularly warm by any means. Last visit I has a side order of Sashimi which was fresh, nice texture. I also had an order of Udon Soup. Lots of veg, Lots of Noodles, could barely finish the portion which is good in my books. Definitely no-where-near my first choice for Sushi or Japanese in Toronto, but if in Yorkville, it is quick, affordable and with that kind of turnover you are guaranteed some freshness - If you come on a good day. read more

Still got the best and freshest sushi. One thing that has changed: THE BATHROOMS! They renovated the bathrooms and are not equipped with a new sink and new tiles and paper towel dispenser. HUMONGOUS plus in my books. They also now have more than just mango flavoured jellies, including apple, strawberry, orange and grape! To try: sushi inn roll (it's not as packed as they were before but still a must-try), oyako don (mushrooms, eggs and chicken on top of a bed or rice, REALLY good) and the cold soba. Still in love with Sushi Inn and still in love! read more

Best thing about this place: Location, Location, Location. I mean common Yorkville need I say more? Also right out of a subway station, if you chose not to drive to avoid those parking fees. Now, the sushi is decent. It won't make you want to jump for joy but it will satisfy your tummy. The service is always friendly, and since they have to floors you can decide yourself which one you decide to line up for, yes you will have to line up for this place. I personally prefer the downstairs as it has more of a chilled atmosphere and upstairs they also do take up so its always busy with people running around. read more

My partner loves the cold soba noodles here. Generally, I find this place okay. It's clean. The service is fast. It's not the friendliest place. The staff don't really talk to you. The fish is decent quality. They do have some lunch deals. Otherwise, there's nothing to really rave about here. It's an okay spot, that will do in a pinch. I've recently gotten into seaweed salad and I felt like the one I had here, while tasty, wasn't the best I've had. That about sums up how I feel about this place over all. read more

I've been coming here for over 10 years. It was my first sushi restaurant experience back then and it got me hooked (traditional Chinese folk don't usually eat raw food so this was a big move for me at the time) . I have introduced many of my friends to sushi at the Sushi Inn. The line ups back in the day, before the tsunami of sushi restaurants that opened since, were really long here. The problem I found was the ventilation and air circulation there was not great. The fryer is in the middle of the restaurant so your clothes, hair etc always smelled like tempura when you got home. It really helped when they opened up the downstairs section but the atmosphere was different on the lower level. So I would often choose a seat near the door but the cold winter air was not good if you sat while people stood practically on top on you while you ate. The restaurant still has a huge draw from the Yorkville crowd. Though I don't come as often because my current group of friends are big eaters and they prefer AYCE places. When I'm in the area and craving for sushi, I still drop in. Their bento boxes are reasonable, sashimi and rolls are decent quality (a bit too much rice on them than I usually like) but I really like the dragon B... 4 star rating for me :) read more

It's been awhile since I came to this sushi spot after my sister and I used to dine here during our school years. In order to maintain an establishment there has to be consistent service and quality food because eventually the ratings will go down and it sure did. I remember the last time my sister and I came here, we had a bad experience with the quality of service. However, this visit on Sunday was a bjt better only because my bf and I came here right when it opened so it wasn't busy and you are expected to get fresh food. We both ordered the Sushi Inn lunch special which came with a maki set. In the box, there was chicken teriyaki (overcooked and tasted like rubbery ends of a chicken), gyoza, spring roll, tempura, and salad. I think the best part of this meal was the miso soup. It was tasty and loved the abundance of tofu in it! The box was mostly fried stuff so thats why the restaurant was pretty smoky since they have a lot of fried or deep fried menu items. Come here if you want a cheap decent lunch but dont expect quality food all the time. read more

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Had the combo C (teriyaki salmon).It hit the spot. Served with rice, salad and miso soup. They gave me THREE good sized portions of salmon with more than enough teriyaki sauce. Nice staff, great value and pretty fast service! read more

This place has the best Sushi in Toronto. The food quality is excellent. The service is very good and fast. The prices are reasonable. I highly recommend this place. read more

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A casual must-do after a day at Toronto Reference Library. Dinner for 2 under $40-- in the middle of Yorkville! Recommended: Take (octopus) sushi Hotate (scallop) spicy handroll Enoki mushroom rolls Yellowtail & green onion roll Seaweed salad The mango jellies that come with the bill! (I was not too proud to grab some on the way out). Gripes: I had to ask for green tea refills too many times. They should really leave a pot on each table. My hot food came before the cold food. The Enoki beef rolls had to be cleansed from the palate before enjoying the fresh tako. Merely OK ginger and wasabi. read more