I was craving sushi one day while working from home and didn't feel like going out, so I ended up…read moreordering Uber Eats from J San. I've seen this place on Instagram so many times and heard good things, so I wanted to try it myself. I ordered one of their sushi boxes just to start, and it was actually really good. Everything tasted fresh and the quality was there. Now I kinda want to go check out the actual location when I have time. Would definitely order again.

Superlative sushi. One of the best I've had worldwide. The fish was extremely fresh and flavorful…read more The setting well done and service efficient. The ambience is diner style which gives this place an eclectic quality. Highly recommended

Really impressed with the quality of the sushi here. This is primarily a takeout spot, with just a…read morefew bar seats, but the sushi is definitely worth picking up. The fish was high quality, fresh, and well-balanced, and even the wasabi was noticeably good. The prices are also quite reasonable considering the quality, which makes this a great option for premium sushi without an overly premium price. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming as well. One thing to keep in mind is that the sushi can take some time to prepare, so I'd highly recommend ordering in advance if you're picking up. Otherwise, expect a bit of a wait. Overall, great quality, great value, and excellent service. I'll definitely be coming back!

A very busy sushi takeout spot which I would recommend putting an online order and swinging by to…read morepick up. Otherwise, you can order in person and spend some time in a nearby BBT café waiting. We got the party tray 2, which came in a lovely box and presented so nicely. It has 16 pieces of sushi with 16 pieces of rolls which is more than enough for two people. The seafood used was a great quality and super fresh. I really liked their scallop sushi, which is harder to find. Would definitely recommend.

First time coming to this location. I'm surprised how quiet it is compared to their other…read morelocations! Food is just as tasty and service was okay. Got the tasting box again along with futomaki, spicy salmon, and soft shell roll (?). So yum!

Pretty easy instructions, you walk in and you can see the items on the board or grab a seat and…read morescan the QR code to order. Every item comes in their own little box, where you can take it home or sit and eat. The food was delicious and fresh. The staff was plenty and very friendly. Prices were reasonable and we ate a lot. there are free water on the counter. There were about 10 tables. No waiters and just cooks.

First found out about Yin Sushi Market on UberEats. We had a late night craving for onigiri one…read moreevening, and this was the only place opened :p Really end up enjoying the unagi and the crab one the most, and we have been ordering them twice a week since! Bring cash for in-house discounts. The shop is like a mini market, you can order sashimi platters, poké bowls, sushi cake for special occasions and much more. The staff is quick to serve and can speak English and Cantonese.

A little place in Langham Square if you crave Japanese food. It's mostly a takeout place with a…read morelittle corner where you can squeeze in and sit to eat. The food itself was good. The fish were fresh. Most pieces were common fish. The size of the dishes were not that big. I ordered the salmon and ikura don while my friend ordered the chirashi don. Both were OK. I would go back if nearby. But likely try other sushi places first where it's dine in.

Here is a true gem that is easily overlooked but definitely worth a visit. We were at another…read moreJapanese restaurant and they had told us that their regular menu was only available for lunch. This didn't sit well with us, so we had looked to Yelp to find another venue and Nichiban Sushi 4 U popped up. I never heard of Nichiban before, but I instantly recognized the location as another favourite food joint is located adjacent to them (Fat Ninja). We decided to give them a try. I can't say we weren't a bit hesitant when we arrived as they are located at the back of the plaza, away from the limited street frontage the plaza could afford. However, I can say with confidence that we were very happy we ate at Nichiban! The service was great, the prices were excellent and most importantly, the food was spectacular! The ingredients were very fresh and full of flavour! The bento box I ordered was well prepared and the food was just right. The chicken katsu was extremely tasty and the gravy was delicious! I loved the tempura: just enough batter to be flavourable and not overwhelming. I could actually see the vegetables underneath the batter, unlike other restaurants that simply oversaturate the batter. The sushi plates were also very good; the sashimi was ultra fresh and the presentation was great! Someone ordered the beef teriyaki bento box and everything was just right! Overall, I would highly recommend Nichiban to anyone who adores Japanese cuisine - excellent tasting food and great pricing will make you a believer!

Round 2, coming back for good value and good sushi. Came at a off hour, 2pm and the restaurant was…read morequiet. Tempura Bento - Came with miso soup, salad, California roll, 2 gyozas, rice, 2 shrimp and 4 pc veggies. They must have given more before because there was alot of empty space in this bento. Gyoza skins were hard pretty terrible to chew on. Tempura was nice, crispy and came out hot. California roll was pretty standard. In all a decent set. Torched sushi Unagi and hotate - 3 blocks of rice with a bit of unagi and scallop on top. It felt a bit unbalanced and expensive for what it is. Would not recommend.

This was a great experience. KB was amazing! The seafood tasted so fresh. It's not a regular spot…read morebut it definitely is a "you have to experience at least once" kinda place. Everyone is very attentive and they explain everything if you have any inquiries. Very cute small place but it gives the appeal of exclusive. I did the up charge of sale pairings ($39) and also the dessert ($10) it was definitely worth it! Thank you for a great time!

Came to Mizu to celebrate a birthday! Been meaning to try…read morethis omakase spot out in Scarborough. The ambience was nice, and the staffs were all very friendly. The chef kept the communication to a minimum which l appreciate a lot. It was the standard $99 okamase menu with the sake flight pairing All in all a pleasant experience.

Came here with some friends for the omakase special meal…read more Such a lovely overall standard omakase experience and meal. The highlight for me was probably the set of four starter appetizers, they were flavourful, delicately prepared and perfect way to start the meal. I liked the slightly pickled dish with cucumbers the best. We also had sushi prepared with fresh seafood. The rice was probably my favorite compared to other places I've been. It was perfectly seasoned rice, warm and cooked to have just the right texture, not overcooked and not undercooked. The rice held up well when picked up by hand and complemented the flavours of the fish. Finished the meal with a matcha flavored pudding flan type dessert which had deep matcha flavours. If you're a fan of matcha, you'd probably enjoy it too. All in all, the meal was enjoyable, the torched tuna sushi was probably my favorite sushi of the set and my least favorite was the egg/eel, I was expecting a sweet egg at the end so it unexpected.

Taki is a fine dining Japanese restaurant located in the busy commerical areas of Richmond Hill…read more We recently had lunch here for a special occasion. The restaurant is super quiet and they offer great quality of food with great service, and the price is expensive if you choose to order sukiyaki set (expect $80+ per person). You can choose between sushi sets at different price level or sukiyaki from the menu. This suits the need of our group given some people prefer sushi but some couldn't eat raw food. They also offer a couple of limited appetizer dishes such as tempuras and unagi don. If you booked the sukiyaki table and want to order sushi, you need to call them in advance to notify which sushi sets you want. We tried the sashimi and sushi courses at $55, which included miso soup, 5 pieces of sashimi, 8 pieces of sushi (squid, toros, salmon, scallop etc.), handroll and matcha or black sesame icecream at your choice. The sushi is smaller than average, suitable for small eaters. The course is totally worth the money. I love every piece of sashimi and my favourite sushi include the scallop and the squid. Everything was super fresh. The dessert was also having the perfect sweetness level for me. In addition, we also tried the sukiyaki for two ($110), which includes mushrooms, cabbages, great quality of Angus beef, yummy tofu and udon. Again, all the material was with great quality and super fresh. I especially liked the sweet sukiyaki soup, the tofu and the udon. We also ordered some shareable dishes including chawanmushi, unagi don and cod. Cod was cooked to perfect (soft and flavourful), and unagi don had quite decent portion. It would be better if the unagi could be softer from my personal opinion. Chawanmushi was mediocre. Overall, I strongly recommend this restaurant to fan of Japanese cuisine. It meets different people's needs by offering both cooked and raw food options, and the sushi set definitely has great value for money.

Finally had a chance to dine in at the Woodbine location for a weekday lunch and I must say, I was…read morejust as impressed with the quality of fish here. I've frequented their Sheppard location only and this was my first time visiting this more spacious location with a small dining area. The lunches were reasonably priced for the quality of the fish and we enjoyed the salmon 3 ways don and the lunch sushi set that came with assortment of nigiri sushi and mini dons that were so cute! We added miso and side salad for added cost, but it was well worth it. Also took home a sushi for 2 and some sashimi (cut to order) and this dinner was also exceptional. Taro's will continue to be my go-to for fresh fish and now I have a great casual dine-in spot as well.

The newest and biggest Taro's Fish location has quickly become one of my favourite stops in…read moreMarkham. The space is bright, spacious, and finally offers something I've always wished for -- a proper sit‑in area where you can enjoy your food on the spot or order takeout to go. Beyond the dine‑in option, the selection here is fantastic. The Japanese grocery section is impressively stocked, with everything from pantry staples to harder‑to-find items. They even carry a wide range of sake, plus other Japanese alcoholic and non‑alcoholic beverages, which makes it easy to pick up something special for dinner at home. My personal highlight is the sashimi‑grade fish. The quality is consistently excellent, and I love packing up a few pieces to make my own donburi at home. It's fresh, clean, and honestly rivals what you'd get at many restaurants. If you're a fan of Japanese food -- whether you're cooking, snacking, or dining in -- this new Taro's Fish location is absolutely worth the visit.

The portions were very generous and the fish tasted very fresh! I ordered the chirashi bowl and was…read moredelighted that they gave so much delicious fish! My favorite was the torched salmon belly, I haven't had that in a chirashi bowl before. I also liked the seasoning of the rice. My friends ordered the miki dinner and it came with amazing variety. This spot wasn't too pricey for what we got, each item was around $28

We came here because of the reviews on Google, and like a lot of people have mentioned, parking is…read morefairly difficult. There are only about 4 to 5 spots in the front, and while there are some smaller plaza parking lots nearby and another parking lot across the street, most of the spots are marked for whatever store they're in front of, so park at your own risk. Upon entering, there aren't that many tables either. There isn't a lot of room for bigger groups but they can merge some of the tables together. The biggest issue for us was definitely how long and uneven the wait for the food was. We ordered at 12:15 PM and got our salads about 10 minutes later, but after that, the food came out pretty sporadically. The first actual dish didn't come until 12:44 PM, which was the tempura from the two-person set. Parts of the other meals and the rest of the two-person set slowly came out between 12:46 and 12:49 PM. The 30-piece sashimi and sushi set didn't arrive until 1:04 PM, almost 50 minutes after we ordered, and the actual salmon teriyaki which was just a small salad, salmon teriyaki and steamed rice from the bento was the last thing to come out at 1:09 PM, about 54 minutes after ordering. By that point, we had already finished the entire two-person set and another person had finished their udon and sushi combo. It's just not ideal when you're eating with a group and some people haven't even gotten the main part of their meal while everyone else is already finished. It also didn't seem like it was only our table. The table in front of us had a pasta order that seemed to have been missed. We heard the server say it was about to be ready, and then heard someone from the kitchen respond with something along the lines of, "There's another order for it?" So I do think the timing and communication between the kitchen and servers is something they need to improve on. We were served our salads first, but didn't get our miso soups until we asked for them. They were planning to serve them with the meals, but since we had already been waiting so long, we ended up just asking if we could have them first. For food, I got the two-person lunch set for $52, which came with a large veggie udon, 9 pieces of sashimi, 6 pieces of sushi, an additional 6 pieces of a classic roll, and tempura. We chose the spicy scallop maki for our roll. The sushi and sashimi were good, and the tempura was good as well. The veggie udon was a little disappointing though. It had one bok choy, a few pieces of mushroom, and then was mostly just strands of onion. The spicy scallop maki was also just okay since I couldn't really taste much scallop. Price-wise, I do think it's a little on the higher side for what you get. The quality was good overall, but for the price I would've liked a little more, especially considering the wait. Between how difficult parking is and how long and unevenly the food came out, I'm not really in any hurry to return. I think the wait bothered me more because we were eating as a group, and by the time two people finally got their food, the rest of us were completely finished. If they can improve the timing of getting everyone's meals out somewhat together, it would make the experience a lot better. 5% off with cash.

Went here for their weekday lunch special, which is $20.99 per person. The set comes with a…read moreSukiyaki hot pot, where you can choose your protein, along with some vegetables. It also includes unlimited orders of sushi rolls, plus a selection of snacks and ice cream. For around $27 per person after tax, I thought the overall value was quite good. The food was pretty good quality for the price, and there was a nice variety to choose from. Definitely a good option for a weekday lunch if you're looking for something filling and reasonably priced.

So overrated for their "omakase" menu which is just sushi, no sukiyaki. There's nothing omakase…read moreabout it though, it's just a standard AYCE experience. The menu items are "high end" but for the price you don't actually get premium quality. If you like to brag about eating wagyu then yeah sure this might be the place for you but if you want good food, this place isn't it. The novelty wears off quickly and you'll find out it's really low quality wagyu (lots of gristle got stuck in my teeth) and nothing was done to really elevate the ingredients. Variety is not great esp with few appetizers to cleanse the palate or any veggies outside of edamame. Maybe for sukiyaki it would have been better but for $130, that's pretty insane for something so mediocre. Service was attentive but nothing special. Pricing is also insane for kids. Oh the smoked duck was a highlight though. Well seasoned and tender. But everything else felt unseasoned and bland. TDLR: go to daimaru for sukiyaki instead. Way more variety and higher quality for less money.