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    Michi Sushi

    4.2 (62 reviews)
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    Sashimi omakase
    Cherrie T.

    Michi Sushi is one of my favourite go-tos for my sushi cravings in North York neighborhood. It is tucked away on Willowdale Avenue (beside Paisano). Very causal, rustic atmosphere, and the staff and chef are friendly. Their fishes and seafood are always fresh; we enjoy ordering the sashimi omakase, aka chef's choice, and they serve uni! I used to always order this flaming sushi roll where they lit the roll literally in flames in front of you (didn't see it on the menu this time). The cold soba was also delicious; I love my soba with lots of wasabi ^^ It was very thoughtful of the staff to give the two of us one bowl each of broth with ice cubes for dipping the soba :) Overall, we always enjoy our time at Michi Sushi. We will definitely visit again soon :)

    Vonny W.

    I came here on a Friday night as a group of 7. The place was very busy - basically full when we first entered, and so busy throughout that they had to decline a group/told them there would be quite the wait considering no one was about to leave and a couple reservations were set for later in the night. The place itself didn't look that big at a glance, and in terms of cleanliness, the seating areas and tables were clean but you could note the dust/small spider webs near the vents. Overall, this is a pricier sushi spot but I definitely appreciated the quality of the food. I ordered the SUSHI DINNER DELUXE which included 12 pcs of sushi plus either 6 tempura rolls or 6 spicy salmon rolls, and I chose the spicy salmon rolls as they're my favorite! They were so good, really spicy, which I love. The assortment of sushi was quite nice including salmon, tuna, shrimp, BBQ eel, calamari, and truthfully, some others that I can't distinguish just by look/taste if you don't tell me what they are. However, despite not usually being adventurous with all types of raw seafood, I must say everything was very fresh and nothing had a "fishy" odor to it! I should also mention that my meal came with a miso soup and salad, which everyone got as well, minus the one person at our table who ordered a specialist roll for their dish. Service was fair but I didn't feel it was the most friendly. Sometimes I felt like our server was a little impatient with us/looked like she didn't want to be there. Fun fact: 10% discount when you pay with cash! Candies included upon payment (never had that kind before but they were really good fruity taffy type candies).

    Softshell Crab roll (Top) Black Dragon roll (Middle) Salmon Sake sashimi (Bottom)
    Brandyn T.

    Michi Sushi is a really quaint local Japanese restaurant just North of Sheppard and Willowdale. We were recommended by a few friends to give it a try and was not disappointed. There isn't much parking around. There's some perpendicular street parking on the street just South of the restaurant. I believe there is also a back lot that you can get to via the narrow driveway/alley beside the building. We ordered the Softshell Crab Roll, Black Dragon Roll, and Sake (Salmon) Sashimi. The softshell crab roll was pretty standard, satisfying, but nothing extraordinary. The Black Dragon roll was also pretty standard however I noticed they rolled the interior dynamite roll NOT as an uramaki (rice on outside, seaweed inside). The sauce worked really well with the roll and the tempura shrimp in the roll was really crispy. The salmon sashimi was REALLY fresh and not at all fishy. They give you pretty thick cuts which is amazing. The staff was also super friendly as they frequently topped up our water and tea. As at Feb 2023, they have a 10% cash discount on bills subtotalled $50+. Overall, it is a bit pricey but you get your value in the filling and quality/freshness of products. It's great to find great quality local restaurants to support. If accessibility was better I'd definitely return more frequently! Highly recommend!

    Lexia R.

    It was alright. I wouldn't recommend, it just didn't taste great and at the price point I expected better. The service was OK, delivery orders are prioritized over seated guests so you're waiting 30 minutes for your food. The ambiance was standard small place sushi spot.

    a sushi roll on a plate
    Jimmy C.

    A gem in the North York community - this small, cozy restaurant offers some of the best and unique selection of sushi available with high quality ingredients so I would recommend going with a small to medium sized group so that you can try multiple things on the menu! Expect a wait due to the limited number of seats and tables but it's worth your time! Service is excellent and don't be shy to ask what they recommend. Our table got different michi signature rolls to try. My personal favourite was the Salmon Dragon and Gold 888! I will definitely need to come back and try their daily lunch specials in the future. Note that they are closed on Tuesdays.

    Dancing Eel
    Jeslyn X.

    I started visiting this place since it was called another name. Regardless of the name/ownership change, the food quality here has been great. The lunch I had here this weekend was actually the first patio meal we've had this year. The two rolls we ordered - Dancing Eel and Crazy Girl - were yum. I personally prefer the Crazy Girl as it has a richer flavour and of course, lobster in it. The Chiken Karaage and Gyoza were amazing too. Chicken wasn't greasy. Their signature rolls are actually pretty big. So if it's two of you planning to get sushi and snacks, one roll should be big enough :) Definitely recommend.

    Agedashi tofu
    Lina D.

    Amazing place, staff and food! My girl friend and I had ordered a lot of food knowing it will be a lot for two tiny girls. We managed very well and the friendly staff even gave us extra pieces on the Omakase sashimi as well as a beef tataki on the house at around 9:40pm and the restaurant closes at 9:30pm. Obviously they didn't rush us at all and let us enjoy our stay until 10:30pm. It certainly won't be our last time.

    Gold 888
    Jeffrey W.

    3.5* for the food, + .5* for the service I've come here a couple times now and it's a cute little Japanese restaurant. The quality of the ingredients is there, and they have a good selection of sake too. I'm always a fan of yellowtail collar which is filled with delicious meat, especially with a touch of lemon and ponzu sauce. Even though we're not regulars, the chef always tries to greet us and say bye to us. He apologizes profusely whenever menu items are even just a little delayed.

    Salmon sashimi appetizer
    Elizabeth K.

    Went to Michi Sushi for dinner the other night. The servers were very polite but one was very forgetful and forgot to come back to take our order and forgot when I asked for more tea. The restaurant was full when I arrived and the food took very long to come but nonetheless I had a good experience. The restaurant offered complimentary edamame and the food was tasty and the seafood tasted fresh. I really liked how they served the sauce for the agedashi tofu separate in order to prevent the tofu from getting soggy prior to arriving at the table. There isn't any parking other than street parking nearby however make sure you double check the street parking times in order to avoid getting a ticket. I believe it was 12pm-6pm no parking but I could be wrong. They have wifi available and the password is: joonchef

    Victoria S.

    I do not have enough good things to say about this particular restaurant. Go! You won't regret it if you're looking for delicious food, gorgeous presentation and overall all good vibes around. Seriously. This restaurant reminds me of being back in Japan. It's very cozy, has little polaroid photos taken of happy customers who have eaten there in the past. Where do I start? 1. Food. Mouth watering. My boyfriend and I ordered the beef sashimi, the sashimi combo (smaller size) and the tempura udon, as well as green tea ice cream for dessert. 2. Tempura - they only serve you 2 shrimp tempura with the udon in deliciously, perfectly slightly sweet fresh broth [maybe Dashi? (a fish broth?)]. I understand why. I've never had tempura as Amazing as the one I ate (gave the other to my partner Matt). It was not your typical tempura shrimp, it was so much better (didn't think it was possible!). I want to eat Michi's (on Willowdale) for the rest of my life. It was That good. Next time, I'm thinking of ordering the seafood udon in soup and a side order of the tempura shrimp (tempura veggies may be equally as delicious. I'll need to try.) 3. Sashimi was very fresh and you could tell from the photo that they are quality cuts. My favourites were the torches tuna (I think tuna, ‍), the octopus and the deep orange salmon (which I think is the high quality salmon). My partner liked the same as well as the tuna that was not seared. 4. The beef sashimi may sound risky to someone who has not much experience with Japanese cuisine (at least, that's what I think), but I think for those dipping your toes into starting to try raw fish, and like steaks cooked medium rare/more rare than medium cooked, you will love this. I must say that it's even more delicious with enough wasabi in my soy sauce that made it a notch above of just spicy enough! 5. The staff and the atmosphere is exactly what I've been looking for in terms of "The Japanese Experience. THE experience where it sends me back to my trip to Tokyo". Our two female Korean, who I thought were Japanese, were incredibly sweet and very accommodating. I'm sorry I do not know how to spell either of the names you told me, but you two elevated my partner's and my overall dining experience. I'm going to keep returning as many times as I can. For a very special treat, I'm going to splurge on their Omasake (where the chef prepares sushi/sashimi according to what they think will be fresh and most delicious! I don't know if they specify how many pieces you get. I've had the Omasake experience in Chicago and Seattle at top restaurants, and I'm confident that Michi's here will create an equally out of this world's experience. It is a pretty penny though, I think $120/person. I think it will be well worth it to celebrate a very special birthday or promotion, graduation or just if you feel like spoiling yourself like crazy (Treat Yo'Self from Parks and Rec) PS: would be nice if the women's toilet would continue to flush without holding it down the whole time. Minor annoyance, better than no toilet! PSS: I think my partner, Matt and I are going to start an Instagram food account [we're working with the following ideas, but if you have other suggestions, I'd love to hear them! #ilovewordplays. Or ideas so far: @relate-eatable or @UltimateBias_restaurants (BTS inside joke, we are only immature Army fans )

    Caterpillar, Orangeville, call 911, spicy tuna
    Mahima J.

    I really enjoyed the sushi I got from Michi Sushi! I went during the week at 3pm so there wasn't anybody else there but I didn't mind! I was told my takeout sushi order would take 20 minutes and it did! The Orangeville and spicy tuna were my favs. I'll definitely be back for more takeout and probably a party platter or something. Very cute and intimate on the inside.

    Sashimi Deluxe
    David Y.

    Michi Sushi's sushi and sashimi are fresh and plump and melt-in-your-mouth good. We went there for a mid-afternoon treat and got: - Sashimi Deluxe: Chef's selection of 25 pieces of sashimi. Really fresh, portion size was enough for 2 people, and it was "plated" beautifully. - Willowdale Avenue Roll: We asked for a recommendation and this roll was it. Standard tempura roll with a nicy spicy sauce to add a bit of a kick. But the big plus was how it was "topped" with an assortment of raw fish, which made it extra special. So given the rave review, why only 4 stars? Simply, it's the price. The sashimi deluxe was $37 while the roll was $19. And yes, it was a generous serving size but not enough to make you $65 full. But Michi is really about the quality, so if you want some fresh sushi/sashimi and are willing to pay up, definitely stop by.

    Rindy C.

    Great place to go! I love sushi and this is one of the best sushi Restaurants that I'll go ! Fish are very fresh and I love the Madai head which I think is not on the menu, you can just ask for it, and the tuna so very very fresh! The only thing I have to remind everyone is that is not easy to find parking, please expect some time to look for parking and please make reservation before you go since it is a small restaurant!

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    A high end sushi place should provide hot towels before serving sushi. Food is excellent and beautiful

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    3.6(27 reviews)
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    The Kibo on Avenue Road. Ordered 2 daily specials. The presentation of the food was simply awful…read moreand test worse Went in the garbage can.

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    4.5(123 reviews)
    0.8 kmWillowdale

    Had the opportunity to try out this sushi restaurant in North York and their Winterlicious menu…read more Starting at $45, it offered a three course meal dessert which was a great price as most things here are $20+ min. Went with a friend so got to try two different sets from their Winterlicious menu. I ate the following: Appetizers Chawanmushi - steamed egg Mini taco sampler Second course Salmon sashimi Yusuf salmon & double shrimp oshi Third course Sapporo style curry teishoku Sushi set teishoku- assorte nigir set with bluefish tuna, salmon, bream bass etc Dessert Hay Cheesecake Matcha strawberry tiramisu My favourite from the three course meal got to be the main courses. The sushi set had a variety of super fresh Nigri and sashimi, including bluefish tuna, salmon, bream, bass etc. The curry teishoku was so good and flavorful. This curry was served with a super tender chicken thigh with an assortment of seasonal vegetables ( lotus root, mushroom etc). This made the curry super rich and flavourful. Special shout out the Hay Cheesecake - not too heavy and sweet, yet still rich. A must try at this restaurant. Overall, this a very stylish restaurant, comfortable seating with great service. Parking is found on the streets or nearby parking lots. Despite Winterlicious being over, this place does serve fine japanese cuisine and sushi and would love to come back to check out their regular menu as well!

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    Hay Sushi - Mini tacos (2026 winterlicious).  Delish!

    Mini tacos (2026 winterlicious). Delish!

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    3.9(432 reviews)
    0.9 kmWillowdale
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    Food 5/5 Service 5/5…read moreAmbiance 4/5 Food: We had lunch here. I ordered the cowboy roll, red dragon roll, sashimi appetizer & a palgong tea to go (lychee ade). Hubby ordered the fish & karage. We shared the cowboy roll. Cowboy roll is one of my fave rolls at this restaurant. It was delicious as usual & the red dragon was great as well. I tried a piece of hubby's fish katsu & it was also wonderful. The batter was light & it didn't seem oily at all (one of my pet peeves for deep fried food). I even tried a piece of the chicken karage but I didn't enjoy it. Hubby said it was really good though. Service: We had the same waitress we've had to many times before. I can't remember her name. But she's always really nice & gets our orders in quickly. So the food comes with a good pace as well. The quality is always great in my opinion. Ambiance: The place needs a little of a spruce up on the lower level. The ladies washroom is looking a little worn out. Everything is clean though. The look of the restaurant is dark woods & dark upholstery. All of the tables are booths which I like. It makes a nice cozy atmosphere. We continue to come back because we love this place & it's consistently great!

    We came here for a weekday dinner and enjoyed high quality and fresh sashimi and maki roll, great…read morevibes and friendly service. We ordered "Small Sashimi Combo" which included 30 pieces of salmon, white tuna, red tuna, shrimp, octopus and red snapper. We also ordered "Hungry Roll", "Shrimp Tempura" and "Sake Kunsai". Sashimi were so fresh, tender and delicious. Hungry Roll alone is very delicious and enough for one person to fill full. They have an extensive menu with high quality that they cover everyone's preferences. The staff are very friendly and helpful; street parking is available in front of the restaurant.

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    3.4(13 reviews)
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    Rating: 2 1/2* for the food with the extra 1/2* for the service…read more My wife and I finally decided to try this place as we passed it quite often on our way home. We came on a Friday afternoon after 4pm and we were the only customers in the restaurant. The place is tiny but clean and nicely decorated. We got seated very quickly. This restaurant seems to be a family owned business. Although they weren't anybody else, it seems that their takeout business is a big part of their sales as they were quite busy with orders. That made us feel a little better about our decision about dining here. We decided to go with their 32pc Sushi Boat along with a Tempura Udon which came fairly quickly. The Udon came first and unfortunately, it was quite bland. The broth was lacking flavour. The sushi was simply average. The ratio of fish to rice was skewered towards the rice. The fish was okay. Prices were on the high side. Service was really good but then again we were the only customers in the restaurant. Not likely to come back... #43 of 2018

    Nara Sushi offering Lunch Specials Everyday till 4:00 pm from $7.95 is not a bad deal…read more This is a tiny neighbourhood family owned restaurant that have a menu of both Japanese and Korean food. Lunch Specials Sushi ($9.95) with soup and salad - California Roll with 6 nigiri - Fish was quite fresh and the rice was A-OK If you in the area and have some sushi cravings, come here but doesn't worth a special trip. The restaurant itself is clean with friendly and attentive service. A special note to the nice tablewares they are using... no plastic bowls or plates!! Takeout is 13% off if pay by cash.

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    4.4(60 reviews)
    5.6 km

    Came here with a friend wanting a lunch bento box. The sashimi is decent quality and good value for…read morethe price. Service is attentive and warm. The atmosphere is casual and buzzing. They give you a free dessert or two soft drinks for a Google review. Looking forward to coming again next time to try their chirashi and a specialty roll.

    I visited Kin Sushi for lunch today because I didn't bring food to work. The plaza was something…read moreelse since every store there had obsidian black signs in unison, so you couldn't even tell what was what if you were driving past by (you would've probably thought that they were all the same store/or some industrial park). Kin Sushi was absurdly connected to a Money Mart and a computer store, and it looked like they all shared the same entrance since everything was black. I'm not sure what happened there, but that was really bad (or good) marketing. If it were the plaza owner's rule, that's just really silly, and the stores should have said something about it. The interior of the sushi spot was pretty nice doe - very spacious and clean, though it still had some sushi smells. I wanted something light so I ordered the sashimi bento. Overall the fish was fresh, and the salad & the miso soup were delicious. I really liked the torched fish sashimi (which I think was hamachi?) otherwise it was a very standard sushi meal, with lots of edamame. It was not big (about 18-19 dollars, including taxes), but it was exactly what I needed. I'd go with something else if I were hungry, though. 3.5/5 for my experience (I still gave it 4 stars because I saw the potential of other menu items)

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    Lunch sashimi set

    Michi Sushi - japanese - Updated May 2026

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