It's been a long time since I have eaten Gal's food so decided to give it a try again…read more Overall, it is still just OK. Nothing special. Mediocre quality. I found the sashimi to be thick. Not the delicate slices that is sashimi. The sushi was made that they didn't put Hugh chunks of rice, so that was nice to see. Roll size was reasonable.

This is a Japanese Korean fusion restaurant. I recently came here for their 20th anniversary…read morespecial where everything was 30% off (at certain happy hours). Cash only. We were served some potato and japchae side dish as well as miso soup and a small salad. These were quite good. There is also green tea. The food in general is good. I'd recommend the pork bone soup, the seafood pancake, gyoza, and some of the sushi. I'd skip the chicken teriyaki. The service is a bit slow since there are very few servers and this place can get busy depending on the time of day. Price is above average, but they have discounts or specials, so it generally ends up being quite good. The inside is spacious and there is plentiful seating.

We ordered from here late last night, it was SO good we ate the (little) leftovers for lunch but,…read morewe were still craving more- unfortunately Sushi Karu weren't open for lunch so we tried another place and were extremely disappointed. HIGHLY recommend. Newer to the area, and it's our new spot.

Excellent food. Love it every time! Service good, family restaurant, only take out. But so worth it!read more

It's a small place but properly set up - has a full kitchen with a bar table, and the dining area…read morehas a few tables plus some booths. They have quite a few special roll options, though most were derivatives of California and Dynamic rolls. Tried the Lion King and Tataki Attack. Both were good with thin rice layers and relatively fresh seaweed wraps. I liked the Lion King better since it had more fillings. Chicken Karaage was so-so, more like pre-made chicken popcorn than authentic karaage. Shrimp Tempura was good - big shrimps wrapped in the thin, light and crispy batter. Service was great, the staff was very considerate - created a bigger space for us and added tea and napkins timely. Overall, a decent spot for sushi if you're in the area, but nothing that would make me drive across town. Food (quality, creativity, consistency) - 3.5/5 Drinks (quality, variety) - NA/5 Ambience (interior design, cleanliness) - 3.7/5 Service (courtesy, knowledge, timeliness) - 4/5 Value (quality vs. price) - 3.5/5 OVERALL - 3.7

This is a small family owned restaurant in Vaughan that has about half dozen small tables and a…read moresmall sushi bar that seats about 3 people. We showed up around 5:30 pm for an early dinner on Good Friday and still had to wait about half hour. What was ordered: Chicken karaage rice bowl Sushi and sashimi combo Sushi roll combo The verdict? The sashimi was good. Thick fresh slices. The roll (a version of California roll) was really disappointing. Way too much crab salad filler. The chicken karaage rice bowl was incredibly plain. Pieces of karaage on top of rice drizzled with mayo. The service was good but there wasn't enough to set them apart.

This little sushi shop is conveniently located outside of Woodbine station. This cozy sushi…read morerestaurant has a variety of items on the menu and friendly staff. I had a chance to try the tofu teriyaki lunch bento. I really enjoyed this dish because it had small portions of many different items. It included tofu, rice, salad, spring roll, yam tempura and maki rolls. This dish also included miso soup. All this for a very reasonable price. If you are ever in the area and are craving sushi. You should definitely check this place out.

It's a cute little restaurant on the Danforth, in the east end. The decor gives the space a cozy…read morefeel. The food is decent. I ordered many Galbi and Tempura Bento Boxes. The Beef Bulgogi was good, as was the calamari. I loved that the portion of rice was so small. I need to eat fewer carbs. It was like they knew that. Hahaha. The service was good. She refilled my water a lot. I think it's Korean-owned. I thought I heard a faint Korean accent on the server. Anyway, it's good. Check it out.

I came here for an impromptu dinner and got the Thursday deal which came with 3 different rolls. It…read morewas plenty of food for $39. The rolls were well made and tasty, but I thought there was a bit too much rice and the volcano roll could use more sauce since it was deep fried. Service is friendly and efficient, and the space is clean. I'd come back to try their other dishes. They have a cash discount too (not applicable to the daily deals).

After a three year reign, I think they have fallen off the fave sushi list. In the last two months,…read moretheir rolls have been falling apart, their rice has been wet and sticky, and their sashimi fish quality has been meh. One time I had a tummy ache but nothing serious after eating their fish. Not sure if management or chef has changed but they're no longer consistently good. In fact the last three times have been no good. I think it's time to find another sushi spot.

I've heard so many good things about this cozy restaurant from a friend and finally got to try it!!…read moreIt seems to be run by an older couple. The place feels really quiet, cozy and welcoming which made the whole experience even better. This place offers a variety of sushi options, including omakase. They served hard to find sashimi and everything was super fresh. The sashimi quality was top tier. Tuna otoro and even a shellfish I couldn't name were so delicious. We were a party of 2, so we asked for smaller portions with more sashimi and sushi instead of rolls when we ordered $100 platter, and they were happy to adjust it for us. Before the platter came out, we were served warm tea and a bowl of miso soup, which was a nice touch. The food overall was amazing, and the service was exceptional. Don't be afraid to ask for any adjustments they're very accommodating. It's not a fancy place but rather an affordable and casual restaurant. I can already tell this will be my favorite sushi spot in Vaughan!

For a medium or large sushi / sashimi platter you can easily feed 3-5 people. They throw in otoro…read moresometimes and you realise you scored the jackpot. One of my fav sushi places in Vaughan. Lunch rush can get ... very busy.

We've ordered take out here before, but decided to dine in…read more It's really cozy inside and the owners are really nice and caring. Serving is nice and quick, place is quiet and relaxing to be at. We got our food fairly quickly after the other table got theirs (as they ordered first)

Very delicious sushi and excellent customer service! We all loved the food, so glad to find this…read morespot while visiting Toronto!

Got their chirashi lunch which comes with soup and salad…read more They give nice large pieces and some of my faves: herring roe, butterfish, this other white fish that was also tasty, tamago, tobiko, and of course salmon. The tuna here had a nice texture, but a little fishy at the end. My not so faves: octopus (chewy), cooked shrimp (not sweet/ebi), surf clam, and imitation crab. The tamago was perfect, perfectly cooked (beautiful yellow), and that little bit of sweetness. Service is fine. It was pretty quiet for a Thursday lunch. Seating is plentiful and comfortable. I'll probably try their sashimi bento (that comes with tempura) next time, or pick and choose certain fish for sashimi. Fun fact, this place has a changing station! I've been taking the baby with me, and it's nice to have this comfort.

This delightful little sushi restaurant is in the heart of downtown Markham. The vibe is cozy and…read morethe staff warmly greet you as you seat yourselves. The sushi boat is a crowd-pleaser. What I noticed is that the fish is served at an ice cold temperature which enhances its flavor! They have rice bowls like tonkatsu and noodles like udon. Something for everyone. Everything was perfect until I paid. I paid in cash and was expecting change but they never returned the change because it was enough for a tip. As a customer I would have wanted the option to decide how much to give. But I just let it go. This was the only turn off but it's a major one.