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I came here for lunch with my 2 coworkers. Luckily there was one group of people there. Both of my coworkers ordered Bento boxes and I ordered a chirashi bowl. They enjoyed their bento very much. When my chirashi bowl came, they were fascinated by it because they haven't seen sushi like this before and so they noted it down for future reference. The bowl itself was good but it didn't wow me as much as I wanted it to. It did satisfy my sushi craving for a bit though. For the price, I'd say the portion was on par with the value. I came another time to order a sushi platter for my family to try, unfortunately some of the tuna pieces had a very strong fishy taste that was off-putting to eat. Overall I had good customer service from both occasions.
This sushi place is owned and run by a sweet husband and wife duo who were very warm and welcoming. We ordered the chicken Katsu dinner, Orangeville roll (spicy scallop roll with salmon on top) and dragon roll (California roll with eel and avocado on top) with miso soup included. The rolls were huge and the katsu dinner came with two large pieces of chicken that we ended up taking to go. The fish was fresh and everything was very affordable. They also have alunch specials and an all you can eat option available as well. This is definitely more of a cozy no frills sushi place but definitely satisfied my sushi craving!
Gallery Sushi, I wish you were a perfect work of art. Too bad there's some room for improvement. Located beside AGO, I called ahead at lunch to order the Combination Bento Box. It comes with an assortment of teriyaki, tempura, sushi/sashimi/maki. Good way to pig out for lunch, as I was headed to a venue that was inconvenient for dinner. Despite the not-so-cleansed appearance of empty beer cans at the counter front, the two-person kitchen team seemed to be productive. I received my takeout order before many tables there for AYCE. Salmon, tuna, butterfish and tilapia sashimi (10pc) tasted fresh as can be expected. Shrimp & vegetable tempura (7 pcs) were fried till slightly dry. The teriyaki salmon was lightly-seasoned so the fillet flavour was a bit off. Quantity over quality. Along with fried tofu, rice, miso soup & salad, the portion was nearly enough for 2 meals. As part of my current menu capture, I noticed the pricing was lower than was quoted to me over the phone. First, the owner explained it was due to me not asking for lunch pricing. Then when I showed her dinner menu needs an update to reflect it, she indicated prices increased on their (non-existent) website. Sometimes it's hard to be a good Yelper!
Gallery Sushi near the AGO has been here for many years. The decor is pretty modest and it's not a fancy sushi spot. I've missed giving it a shot for a long time because it offers All-You-Can-Eat, so I thought the quality might not be great. I'm wrong, and I'm glad we gave it a try. We ordered a la carte. It offers excellent value for the price you pay. It's not premium sushi, however it does the job to satisfy my sushi cravings. Most importantly, the sashimi was fresh, especially the salmon. We ordered the specialty roll (with soft shell crab) and the bento box. All were tasty. The roll was generous in size, stuffed with ingredients with a thin layer of rice. The only slight con would be that the sushi pieces could easily fall apart because the slices were cut slightly too narrow. Maybe also because of the little rice, they had in the roll, but I love that about it too. There is a steady flow of customers in this location, and I can see why they continue stay in business all these years.
No frills sushi spot inside the Village By The Grange. Conveniently located near OCAD, it has its fair share of walk-ins coming to pickup takeout orders. It has been open for almost 16 years. Remember to ask for ginger or wasabi which can be provided upon request.
Honestly, surprisingly decent!! Didn't really expect much because the outside looks kinda dingy. But looks can be deceeeiiiving. Service was a bit slow in terms of the food coming out. There's only one guy working the kitchen so all the stuff we ordered literally came out one item at a time. Price is average. The food was average! Nothing outstanding, but nothing terrible. Fish was fresh. No complaints really... just a normal bento box. FYI.. you can order from the lunch special menu... but only the lower half of that menu is available for dinner time!
One of the more reliable AYCE sushi in the downtown area. The fish is fresh, dependable rice ratio, service is quick and the people who work there are super nice. The only downside is their roll offering is pretty basic, but for me, that works out for me as I only really eat spicy salmon, dynamite and sashimi. You should definitely give it a try. It's a cheaper alternative, especially on the weekends and there really isn't any downside to it. If you go, get the spicy salmon! So good.
Great AYCE place! Only about $19 for lunch. Rice layer is thin and soft. They are generous with stuffings and toppings, and rolled up into huge pieces. If you're thinking about sushi and somewhere cheap and delicious, this is definitely a good place.
Great value for AYCE - $20! Came here for dinner on a Weds, and it wasn't that busy. The AYCE is worth it just for the sashimi and the rolls. I loved the white sashimi (I can't remember the name of it, but it's the one that's solid white in colour). Salmon sashimi was also good and thickly cut. We ordered a variety of rolls and they were all very well done. Lots of selection, and great filling-to-rice ratio. My fav was the spicy tuna. Just get any of the spicy ones, really. The spicy flavour they add is unique and delicious. The takoyaki balls were good too. The fried stuff (ie tempura, calamari) were pretty average. The seaweed salad tasted a bit off to me. Didn't really like the seasoning in the beef teriyaki. Overall, though, could be a really amazing AYCE sushi experience if you just order the good stuff. I would definitely return for AYCE here!
Came here for a late Saturday lunch, and wasn't feeling as hungry so we opted to order à la carte. There are some great lunch specials and we had the 12 piece chirashi and a bento box that came with 4 pieces of nigiri, 3 pieces of California roll, 7 pieces of mixed tempura, fried tofu, rice, and salad. Sashimi slices were extremely thick and fresh, and the bento box had a lot of variety. Will continue to come back to this wonderful spot.
Convenient location, clean little dining room, and friendly service, but disappointing rolls. The Spicy Tuna Roll was atypical; rather than a piece of tuna with a seaweed and rice roll, it's 'hash' of sriracha rice, tuna bits, and a few crunchy tempura flakes in the roll. The Alaska Roll (salmon, cucumber, and avocado) was bland unbalanced, and loosely rolled.
Commenting for dinner AYCE during weekday night. Their short menu is made up by delicious sushi. Personally I'd prefer more extensive menu for AYCE, but if you're quality over quantity person, go for it. Also, if you look at the menu, it's like they allow the customers to order each item 3 times only. I'm not sure for fact that they do this, so double check with the place. Update: The current price for AYCE (as of April 2018) is $23+tax.
Usually deserted, I was afraid to visit this Sushi joint in the Village by the Grange. I finally overcame my fears and got some takeout. Good call. For $5.50 you get 2 x 6 rolls (that's 12) in a number of options: California, crab salad, shrimp, yam, squash, asparagus, veggie, avocado and cucumber. I have yet to dine here and try sashimi and other options, but I will someday. Obligatory Title Pun: Sushi GALL-ore. Menu Readability: I'm only familiar with their quaintly hand-printed sandwich board. Need to mention: They offer all-you-can-eat every single day. What this place teaches me about myself: It shouldn't take me over a year to work up the nerve to eat at a sushi place.
6 months ago
They offer all you can eat but we ordered off the menu. I ordered a bento box which came with assorted sashimi, chicken teriyaki, veggie tempura and salad. The salad was not fresh and seemed to be the ends bits of the lettuce so not all edible. The sushi was just ok. Not the freshest. I wouldn't go back. My family member loves this place but the are vegetarian. The kids enjoyed the vegetable rolls and edamame. The service was good. The ambience is nice. There is a decent amount of seating. read more
I came here for lunch with my 2 coworkers. Luckily there was one group of people there. Both of my coworkers ordered Bento boxes and I ordered a chirashi bowl. They enjoyed their bento very much. When my chirashi bowl came, they were fascinated by it because they haven't seen sushi like this before and so they noted it down for future reference. The bowl itself was good but it didn't wow me as much as I wanted it to. It did satisfy my sushi craving for a bit though. For the price, I'd say the portion was on par with the value. I came another time to order a sushi platter for my family to try, unfortunately some of the tuna pieces had a very strong fishy taste that was off-putting to eat. Overall I had good customer service from both occasions. read more
This sushi place is owned and run by a sweet husband and wife duo who were very warm and welcoming. We ordered the chicken Katsu dinner, Orangeville roll (spicy scallop roll with salmon on top) and dragon roll (California roll with eel and avocado on top) with miso soup included. The rolls were huge and the katsu dinner came with two large pieces of chicken that we ended up taking to go. The fish was fresh and everything was very affordable. They also have alunch specials and an all you can eat option available as well. This is definitely more of a cozy no frills sushi place but definitely satisfied my sushi craving! read more
Gallery Sushi, I wish you were a perfect work of art. Too bad there's some room for improvement. Located beside AGO, I called ahead at lunch to order the Combination Bento Box. It comes with an assortment of teriyaki, tempura, sushi/sashimi/maki. Good way to pig out for lunch, as I was headed to a venue that was inconvenient for dinner. Despite the not-so-cleansed appearance of empty beer cans at the counter front, the two-person kitchen team seemed to be productive. I received my takeout order before many tables there for AYCE. Salmon, tuna, butterfish and tilapia sashimi (10pc) tasted fresh as can be expected. Shrimp & vegetable tempura (7 pcs) were fried till slightly dry. The teriyaki salmon was lightly-seasoned so the fillet flavour was a bit off. Quantity over quality. Along with fried tofu, rice, miso soup & salad, the portion was nearly enough for 2 meals. As part of my current menu capture, I noticed the pricing was lower than was quoted to me over the phone. First, the owner explained it was due to me not asking for lunch pricing. Then when I showed her dinner menu needs an update to reflect it, she indicated prices increased on their (non-existent) website. Sometimes it's hard to be a good Yelper! read more
Gallery Sushi near the AGO has been here for many years. The decor is pretty modest and it's not a fancy sushi spot. I've missed giving it a shot for a long time because it offers All-You-Can-Eat, so I thought the quality might not be great. I'm wrong, and I'm glad we gave it a try. We ordered a la carte. It offers excellent value for the price you pay. It's not premium sushi, however it does the job to satisfy my sushi cravings. Most importantly, the sashimi was fresh, especially the salmon. We ordered the specialty roll (with soft shell crab) and the bento box. All were tasty. The roll was generous in size, stuffed with ingredients with a thin layer of rice. The only slight con would be that the sushi pieces could easily fall apart because the slices were cut slightly too narrow. Maybe also because of the little rice, they had in the roll, but I love that about it too. There is a steady flow of customers in this location, and I can see why they continue stay in business all these years. read more
8 months ago
No frills sushi spot inside the Village By The Grange. Conveniently located near OCAD, it has its fair share of walk-ins coming to pickup takeout orders. It has been open for almost 16 years. Remember to ask for ginger or wasabi which can be provided upon request. read more
7 years ago
Honestly, surprisingly decent!! Didn't really expect much because the outside looks kinda dingy. But looks can be deceeeiiiving. Service was a bit slow in terms of the food coming out. There's only one guy working the kitchen so all the stuff we ordered literally came out one item at a time. Price is average. The food was average! Nothing outstanding, but nothing terrible. Fish was fresh. No complaints really... just a normal bento box. FYI.. you can order from the lunch special menu... but only the lower half of that menu is available for dinner time! read more
One of the more reliable AYCE sushi in the downtown area. The fish is fresh, dependable rice ratio, service is quick and the people who work there are super nice. The only downside is their roll offering is pretty basic, but for me, that works out for me as I only really eat spicy salmon, dynamite and sashimi. You should definitely give it a try. It's a cheaper alternative, especially on the weekends and there really isn't any downside to it. If you go, get the spicy salmon! So good. read more
Great AYCE place! Only about $19 for lunch. Rice layer is thin and soft. They are generous with stuffings and toppings, and rolled up into huge pieces. If you're thinking about sushi and somewhere cheap and delicious, this is definitely a good place. read more
Great value for AYCE - $20! Came here for dinner on a Weds, and it wasn't that busy. The AYCE is worth it just for the sashimi and the rolls. I loved the white sashimi (I can't remember the name of it, but it's the one that's solid white in colour). Salmon sashimi was also good and thickly cut. We ordered a variety of rolls and they were all very well done. Lots of selection, and great filling-to-rice ratio. My fav was the spicy tuna. Just get any of the spicy ones, really. The spicy flavour they add is unique and delicious. The takoyaki balls were good too. The fried stuff (ie tempura, calamari) were pretty average. The seaweed salad tasted a bit off to me. Didn't really like the seasoning in the beef teriyaki. Overall, though, could be a really amazing AYCE sushi experience if you just order the good stuff. I would definitely return for AYCE here! read more
8 years ago
Came here for a late Saturday lunch, and wasn't feeling as hungry so we opted to order à la carte. There are some great lunch specials and we had the 12 piece chirashi and a bento box that came with 4 pieces of nigiri, 3 pieces of California roll, 7 pieces of mixed tempura, fried tofu, rice, and salad. Sashimi slices were extremely thick and fresh, and the bento box had a lot of variety. Will continue to come back to this wonderful spot. read more
Convenient location, clean little dining room, and friendly service, but disappointing rolls. The Spicy Tuna Roll was atypical; rather than a piece of tuna with a seaweed and rice roll, it's 'hash' of sriracha rice, tuna bits, and a few crunchy tempura flakes in the roll. The Alaska Roll (salmon, cucumber, and avocado) was bland unbalanced, and loosely rolled. read more
10 years ago
Commenting for dinner AYCE during weekday night. Their short menu is made up by delicious sushi. Personally I'd prefer more extensive menu for AYCE, but if you're quality over quantity person, go for it. Also, if you look at the menu, it's like they allow the customers to order each item 3 times only. I'm not sure for fact that they do this, so double check with the place. Update: The current price for AYCE (as of April 2018) is $23+tax. read more
Usually deserted, I was afraid to visit this Sushi joint in the Village by the Grange. I finally overcame my fears and got some takeout. Good call. For $5.50 you get 2 x 6 rolls (that's 12) in a number of options: California, crab salad, shrimp, yam, squash, asparagus, veggie, avocado and cucumber. I have yet to dine here and try sashimi and other options, but I will someday. Obligatory Title Pun: Sushi GALL-ore. Menu Readability: I'm only familiar with their quaintly hand-printed sandwich board. Need to mention: They offer all-you-can-eat every single day. What this place teaches me about myself: It shouldn't take me over a year to work up the nerve to eat at a sushi place. read more
10 years ago
Coming to Toronto I had good hopes. And Gallery sushi did not disappoint by any means. For $19.99 ALL YOU CAN EAT. You really can't go wrong. When we arrived the outside looked kinda ghetto and unappealing but based off the original Yelp reviews and the fact it was so cheap we gave it a shot. Inside is small, so I can definitely see it being at capacity and wait times a possibility We started off with some seaweed salad, takoyaki, shrimp tempura, calamari and miso soup. All which were decent quality for AYCE For rolls I tried most of the staple ones - spicy salmon (highly recommend) - salmon crunch (must try) - white tuna crunch (must try) - spicy tuna - BBQ eel - dynamite roll (always a favourite) - dragon - black dragon - red dragon - green dragon - spider roll To my surprise the basic rolls delivered a much better taste than the special ones. And I really value places that give little rice and lots of fish, and Gallery did just that. I was super excited for sashimi . We ordered about 20 pieces of salmon as well as some white Tuna sashimi and all of which were fresh and flavourful. Because of the nature of AYCE. The sashimi was smaller sized but thick in size. About 1.5 inch by 1.5 inch. I wasn't too concerned with the size because I knew I could just order a boatload if I wanted to. Sashimi was very good quality and I throughly enjoyed the white tuna as well. For cooked dishes we just got the chicken teriyaki and beef. Which were also delightful. Everything was really good. Best bang for my buck for sure. At the end I decided to total up my bill had I ordered off a regular menu and not the all you can eat. We consumed about $120-140 worth of food and all I paid was $45 + tip so I'm definitely not complaining. I love AYCE not because I eat a lot. But because I'm able to enjoy a variety of dishes and items and because I can eat 10+ pieces of sashimi in a heartbeat. At ant regular sushi restaurant i would be paying an arm and a leg.! Highly recommend. Would come again. Might actually hit it up once more before I leave Monday! read more
9 years ago
How this place has 4 stars on Yelp is beyond me. This place serves both regular and AYCE menu. We chose AYCE. First of all, service was non-existent. The one (only one) waitress was running around trying to serve the whole restaurant plus non-stop takeout orders. We had to help ourselves to napkins & chopsticks. The wait for food was over an hour after we ordered, because apparently the takeout orders had to be served first. Now the food, I'm not too picky when it comes to AYCE but this is really disappointing. Everything is made to "cut-cost". Miso soup has no tofu/seaweed, flying fish roe sushi is a chunk of rice with some fish roe sprinkled on top.. The spider row tasted like nothing.. Even the ice cream tasted like it's been stale for months (how do you screw that one up??) Will not return again. read more
Cant go wrong with the lunch special at this place. Was here on a friday for lunch after reading the reviews. The server was friendly even though she was working all by herself managing all the tables. Food is not bad. I got a beef bento for 11.95 plus tax and tips. read more
12 years ago
Gallery Sushi is basically an extension of my company's cafeteria. The running joke is that we should probably assume ownership given a large number of work lunches are booked here. It's basic cheap sushi, friendly service. Small and quaint. I wouldn't cross the city for it and you probably already come here if you work in the area. Come on by if you want to watch me negotiate with a bunch of cheap executives that didn't spring for Japango. read more
8 years ago
This place is amazing!!!! The sushi is actually great quality and they put huge portions in it. I got the avocado hand roll and they must have shoved almost a whole avocado in it. The price is great for what you get and it's AYCE. The store is quite small but it seems to get quite busy in the evening. They do not have sushi like this in the States and wish I could come back!! :D read more
For the price you pay for AYCE sushi I would say this sushi place is decent, it's not bad but I have had better. I go here for convenience since it's a short walking distance from where my friend lives. It's an overall small shop, with only one waitress and maybe two others in the kitchen. So if you come when there are quite a few tables filled, expect to wait longer than usual for your orders to come. My friends and I really enjoy their sashimi and dessert, since they have fried bananas that you can order to eat with your ice cream and it's pretty good!! Also ordered some teriyaki options on their menu and they're really small portions so just a heads up when figuring out how much you want to order. Overall this place is an option if you want to get a quick sushi fix, but I would say there are definitely other better AYCE sushi places out there if you're willing to spend the extra bucks. If not, this is the place for reasonably priced sushi with a decent experience. read more
9 years ago
12 years ago
The takeout special is great. 2 rolls for 6.25! It's not the best if you're in a rush, because they make everything fresh to order. So it's amazing if you're having a leisurely study day or some time between classes. It's also open until 10, while the rest of the restaurants in the Grange food court seem to be closed by 7. A great alternative to Pizzaolo next door. I definitely recommend their asparagus roll. What an interesting idea! There's also squash- I haven't tried that one yet. read more
7 years ago
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8 years ago
If you are just craving for sushi and not looking for good quality, this would be your go to place. I ordered the sushi C combo which came with salad and miso soup. The combo was kind of expensive as it was $14.00 before tax for lunch. The miso soup was quite salty, and the sashimi tasted kind of watery. Service was on point though. The waitress was friendly and would pour tea without asking. In overall this would be 6/10. read more
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Gallery sushi is in a good location near UofT campus or Chinatown walking distance. You don't have to go all the way to Bloor or Bay for ayce with this little gem on Dundas.The dinner all you can eat is great value. The staff is really nice and attentive. They make all the hand rolls and sushi right past the counter. They also do party platters if you're ordering for a large group. read more
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275 Dundas Street W
Suite 10
Toronto, ON M5T 3K1
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