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Kou Sushi

3.5 (20 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

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90pcs assorted platter
Melissa L.

After our pleasant visit last time on the chirashi don, we decided to give their party trays a try, so we ordered the 90pcs assorted try and changed our salmon sashimi to salmon belly for an additional price of $8. When we got home, we found out that the portions were significantly smaller (as seen in the picture) than the sushi trays we ordered from elsewhere in the past. Yes, there weren't many shaved daikon as fillers but the sizes of each roll were bite size with a mediocre combination of ingredients. The rice and ingredients ratio was well balanced but it may be the sizing issue reflecting the stingy look. Sashimi quality was so-so, nothing too significant that needed to be mentioned except it's just regular sashimi quality. Overall I will not be back. Given the price we paid with the additional "upgrade" to salmon belly (total was about $115+), it's not worth the price for the product you received. It wouldn't be so much of an issue if the vendor use the "correct" platter tray to hold the sushi and make it more filling, making it seem like your platter has more... it's all about the visual.

40pc sashimi sushi roll
Julia C.

KOU SUSHI . . We came on a Sunday for lunch and dined in. There's only a few tables as they're mostly a takeout restaurant. The tea was self serve and paper plates, wooden chopsticks and soy sauce were provided. . Sashimi Sushi Roll Platter (40pc) 4/5 The sashimi were my favourite. Salmon was super creamy and the other pieces were all fresh as well. Sushi and rolls were yummy too. I quite like their rice here. Would definitely return!

Matthew H.

A new sushi spot located in Times Square. I ordered the maki roll tray (48 pieces) through their online site. This process went smoothly as I was able to specify a pickup time a few hours later. When I arrived to the shop, the order was ready to go. I was grabbing the tray for takeout, but there are a few tables available for dine in. I paid for my order in store and was on my way. There seems to be a decent variety of maki rolls, however they are on the small side in terms of both fillings and rice. In addition, the rice was slightly overcooked, resulting in the rolls having a mushy texture. The fish was pretty fresh at the very least. Given the other sushi spot in this plaza that has a similar offering, I think I might have to look elsewhere for the time being. Note: 10% cash discount

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Cherry M.

Soft opening 20% off cash only. There are a few tables available for dine in but I opted for take out. I brought a 90pcs party tray that came in two trays. One containing sashimi & sushi and the maki on another tray. The quality of the fish are better than most at a similar price point. I love how the slices of octopus were nested between lemon slices. The pieces of maki however were on the smaller side. Unfortunately a major downfall is that they use the wrong soy sauce. It was extremely salty and should be used for cooking instead... My dad said the soy sauce would definitely be the reason why people won't return. Soy sauce paired with sushi is suppose to be light and bring out the fresh taste of the fish.

Cassey C.

Over the weekend, I checked out this new sushi place at Times Square in Richmond Hill called Kou Sushi. There are not many dine-in sushi places in this area so it was great to see that they had a small seating area. You can order through their website or at the counter. I ordered the Sushi Sashimi Maki Tray A which contains 40 pieces, Kou Maki, and Black Dragon Maki. The fish was very fresh and the fish slices were cut a decent size. My favourite was the Kou Maki as I loved the torched salmon on top and spicy scallop inside the roll. Being right at Times Square, there is plenty of parking and you can still find parking easily during peak times. Overall, I would definitely come back again to check out the other items such as the Chirashi Don!

Paper cups for tea at a Japanese restaurant... LoL
B H.

Dine-in Japanese restaurant that serves their tea in paper cups, that should set your expectations. Overall all is a 3 star experience in every way. If you want to mainly provide take out service, maybe try changing the dining tables to bar seats. You still have some dine customers especially for lunch hour.... We ordered a 40pcs platter for just the 2 of us, but it's not enough so we need to order an extra chirashi don. The quality of the food is not that fresh, it's not bad to the point of being not safe for consumption but it feels very low quality. For the price they charge, please give us something better. There are lots of Japanese restaurants nearby, if they want to have a successful business, they need to do better. I personally will not come back again.

18 pc sashimi combo + 18 pc sushi and Maki combo (salad , miso soup, teas not pictured)
Rachel L.

Overall an average sushi spot. I wasn't disappointed but not especially impressed either. I did enjoy the maki and found the sashimi cut at a good thickness. I would recommend it for those in the area looking for a quick dine in sushi fix as most sushi restaurants in this area are takenl out only. They also have a unique self serve tea corner, offering different tea bag flavours for you to choose from to make your own cup. We did find it a little strange how everything was served with disposable utensils, bowls/plates, cups, etc considering the price we paid and asking for a dine in experience. In terms of service, other than taking your order, this dine in experience was designed to be a self serve style.

Albert S.

Got some sashimi take out. Salmon and salmon belly was good. Pretty fresh. Tori was great but the only thing was when I brought it home it was still partially frozen. Have to thaw for another 2 hrs and use a paper towel to absorb the excess moisture. Didn't expect I need to do that.

90pcs $95
Amanda L.

Tried out this new sushi place at metro square. I was excited to see a new place as I normally get my sushi from Hug. At first glance I could tell the pricing was higher than your average sushi place. We ordered the 90pcs tray for $95 and a few other rolls on the side. When I looked at the product I could tell it wasn't going to be enough food for our party. The rolls were small and very stingy looking. It looked like sushi you get from AYCE places when they are trying to put as less filling and rice as much as possible. The sashimi and rolls were fresh but too small and thinly sliced for it to be 'worth the price'. Most places fill their rolls with salmon or crab, this restaurant fills it with "cheaper fillings". For example the inside of a green dragon roll is just the tempura shrimp. Overall I don't think I will be returning as the value for money for the product you get is underwhelming.

Cindy L.

Great portions! The below lasted me 3 meals though I could have stretched it to 4 - by adding vegetables to go with my unagi don lol ! There was definitely plenty of rice to go around. The mango roll was complimentary on uber eats if you ordered $40 in total. Everything tasted pretty fresh to me, give it a try if you're in the mood to try something other than your usual spot!

Tiffany T.

New sushi spot that just opened up in Richmond Hill, their menu carries quite a large array of different types of sushi and platters. Their fish was very fresh and everything tasted premium, I absolutely loved the different types of rolls that they carried. Will definitely come back again! Highly recco!

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“My favourite was the Kou Maki as I loved the torched salmon on top and spicy scallop inside the roll.”

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4.6(8 reviews)
13.3 km

This place has a lot of seatings and booth areas so you can have some privacy while dining…read more Extensive amount of food choices on the menu with decent prices. Ordered tempura vegetables and shrimp with 6 pieces total was only around $9. This tempura tasted truly delicious compared to other pricier restaurants! The whole staff greeted us the moment we came in with smile and felt their kindness/patience while we were looking through the menu. They were very accommodating with changing spicy salmon roll to dynamite roll in the dinner sushi sets for me since I don't eat spicy food. Other restaurants would always charge extra regardless if the price was the same or cheaper. The rice ratio for the rolls was PERFECT! Definitely the best one I've seen by far. I would love to try their signature rolls next time to see if they're the same. I would come here again for lunch and check them out. -1 star because: The sushi to rice ratio is a little too much so I had to take some off unfortunately. Also the salad that comes with the sets was bland, lettuce and 3 strings of beets.

Love love loved this cute sushi spot in Richmond hill. Been…read moreon the hunt for a good bento box during lunch hours with sushi & protein, and this place met exactly that! For a lunch bento box around ~$17-18 it comes with a roll, tempura, salad, miso soup, rice and salmon teriyaki, I thought that the food quality was amazing. The rolls were not just basic rolls, they were packed with flavour, texture (tempura bits) and had an excellent rice-meat ratio. The salmon terriyaki portion was amazing. Service was a little on the slow side, the the food definitely made up for it. I'm looking forward to trying out other sushi rolls & menu items as their menu is quite extensive! Will definitely be coming back in the near future. If you're looking for a good place to stop by for quick sushi

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4.0(363 reviews)
99.4 km
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My BF is an alum of UWaterloo and said this was his favorite spot while he was there, so it was a…read moremust-stop on our trip. And I can see why it was his favorite. Love the vibes, very casual, and the server was really friendly too. She was super enthusiastic when our group requested sake bombs. This was my first time going to an AYCE izakaya, and it made me wish there was one where I live. The highlight was definitely the beef teriyaki - comes out sizzling hot. The chicken teriyaki felt sad in comparison lol. Sushi was pretty good quality as well. Melona bars to top off the night! Would come back here always if I was in the area.

Let me state up front that the food is great. It's fresh and there's a good selection…read more My reason for giving 3 stars is the choice of seating and the service. We went as a group of 7 with a reservation. For some reason, instead of seating a larger group at the stand alone (but combinable tables) at the front of the restaurant, they decided to sit us at a booth that holds six with the +1 in a chair in the pathway to the bathroom. Ordering food is done on 2 pieces of paper - one for sushi and one for all the other food. Unlike many other AYCE restaurants, there is no description of the food and there's no iPad to see a photo of what you might be ordering. It makes it very difficult to select, and the waiters are really not around to ask questions. They wanted all 7 of us to use the single paper. I explained to the waiter that I wasn't at a restaurant to do math and add up all the pieces and orders and go person by person. Could we possibly get a second set of papers so we could split the table into 2 groups? Yes, but with great difficulty. The food started to come. Overall, very fast from paper to food. So, where did they put the food? Right in front of me as one if the people sitting at the end. They would place plate after plate in front of me. Often with no explanation of what food it was. Apparently, it is the person at the end of the table's job to announce the food and identify the person(s) who it belongs to. So, with the number of dishes ordered, there was little opportunity for me to eat. There was also no place for me to place my food on the table in front of me. It was beyond frustrating. Along the way, they began forgetting to deliver food that was ordered and they began delivering food we did not order. I believe the restaurant should have placed us at the tables at the front of the restaurant. All large groups would benefit front this and all would be able to enjoy the food.

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4.3(73 reviews)
2.1 km

Came here on Father's Day for Omakase lunch, a pretty good deal for $58. We got a sashimi…read moreappetizer, which had amberjack, fatty tuna, and salmon. You also got a miso soup. We had eight pieces of sushi: Japanese sea bream Medium fatty tuna Charred Spanish mackerel Snow crab and Japanese ikura Japanese fluke Fatty tuna Salmon with shisho leaf and truffle Scallop We also had a fatty tuna hand roll and got matcha ice cream and yuzu ice cream for dessert. They also had optional upgrades for uni or Japanese melon, which I think was like $35 for uni and $27 for one melon slice. We didn't end up doing that but we were super full from lunch and it was a pretty good deal for omakase. Service was amazing, super comfortable. There's just a handful of seats, obviously at the omakase table. We had a fantastic time and would highly recommend going.

Having been here more than a few times and experienced wallet fatigue, it's about time to write a…read morereview - especially after having checked off a bucket list item - the experience of a blue fin tuna being rendered into tasty cuts. In the land of strip malls and bubble tea, ATO stands like a quiet temple to the sea. No flash, no gimmicks, and they've risen fast. One of the first in the GTA to pull off a full bluefin tuna cutting show, ATO isn't just serving sushi--it's making a statement. The fish? Impeccable. Glistening sashimi, perfectly tempered nigiri, rich cuts of o-toro and chu-toro. There's a devotion here--to quality and tradition. And they've done it without the Toronto markup. Omakase here is serious, but accessible without feeling you are funding a private golf membership. The vibe? Zen-quiet. Multiple rooms, hushed voices, focused chefs. Service? Spot on with little fanfare so you can enjoy each morsel of perfection. ATO Japanese Restaurant isn't trendy. It's timeless. And that's the point. CHEERS!!!!

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