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    Projects Sushi

    3.7 (61 reviews)
    ModerateJapanese, Sushi Bars
    Closed 11:15 am - 9:00 pm

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    Quiet
    Casual
    Good for groups

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    Diana C.

    Lunch combos here are priced and portioned nicely, easy enough to find something raw or cooked with your group. Restaurant has enough space for groups but fills up quickly during the lunch rush despite covid-19! Sushi rolls and rice seemed typical nothing too unique, good enough flavour without too much sugar or salt added in. Fish was fresh tasting and good amount in each maki bite. Wasabi tasted not spicy enough, wondering if places are deceasing the heat levels or I'm immune to wasabi now! Definitely going to try them for the next sushi platter order. Lots of parking, clean restaurant and washroom, and just enough space to manoeuvre a stroller.

    Mix Combo
    Calvin S.

    +.5 for service Your typical neighbourhood sushi joint in East Markham. Don't expect much in terms of top quality, but for the price/quantity point it's pretty acceptable. I came here for lunch with my grandma over the holidays and had the Mix Combo. The portions were very generous; it came with gyoza, salad, 6 pieces of sushi, sashimi, and 6 rolls. Again, given the price point and the generous portions, my standards weren't too high here. It's good for what it is; cheap, fill you up food for those not up for deciding on fine dining. Service was great here, nothing much to complain about. An acceptable neighbourhood joint overall.

    60 pcs sashimi sushi rolls mix tray
    Fontaine M.

    I actually find these guys really good value. I ordered over the phone - a 60 piece tray for $45.20 including tax. Mix of sashimi, sushi and rolls. It looked incredible. By the time I got there 15 mins after I i ordered, it was ready for pick up. They do tell you that it's cash only which is no big deal. We got home to find they packed ginger, wasabi and soy sauce separately and the fish was fresh. Would definitely do this again for those lazy nights. Parking is also super easy because they're located in a plaza.

    Assorted sushi
    Mike I.

    1st time having Sushi and it was great! Tried a variety of different dishes and it was great. The other 5 people we went with also loved it. Service was fast and friendly and clean. Definitely will come back again and highly recommend it.

    Salmon tataki
    Cee Z.

    In my opinion a pretty good competitor to AiSushi across the street but with dine in option and hot foods on the menu. The space is clean but very average and nothing special. The chefs talk very loudly in Chinese which didn't bother us but I can see it being a problem with others since the space is small and pretty quiet, that's all you hear. The menu is sufficient and the fish quality is comparable to Ai's. Definitely a good value. I forgot to take a picture of the chirashidon, which was plated quite nicely

    #807 , 80 pieces sushi sashimi roll party tray platter
    King L.

    nothing spectacular about my local sushi spot but at the same time nothing really bad to say about this place either. Been coming here periodically over the years between the old and new management. Still nothing has really changed for better or worse. Quality has stayed consistent but the price for platters are really good value VS many other places. so on one hand if you want supreme quality, this place isn't gonna blow you away, but if you don't want to spend too much for more, then this place is perfect. But I like this place enough to still keep coming back Ya know what I mean??

    Assorted tempura
    Isabelle C.

    Very reasonably priced Japanese restaurant. Service was okay and sushi was also okay. Fish wasn't the highest quality but for the price you are paying it's good value. Menu is pretty large with a good variety of different dishes and they even have lunch specials as well.

    40 Pieces
    Kailina L.

    Welcome to the neighborhood Project Sushi! I am a fan of their sushi and sashimi tray. Fresh ingredient and affordable price. I had their Party Tray (40 pieces) twice and I am satisfied with the food quality so far. I used to place my order on the phone in advance to avoid wait time. Friendly customer service. Tray feature: The tray comes with a Yam Tempura Roll which it will make my stomach full for sure. It is a deep fried sushi with yam inside. Crispy outside and soft inside. I hope they are able to keep up the good work and I will definitely return for more delicious sushi.

    Sandy C.

    Small restaurant by the Garden Basket plaza. At first I thought it was Project Fish, but is actually not the same( read the name too fast). I actually like it very much here. Great value, food quality is good. I will try the party tray over the holidays. I don't know why, but their rice is so good! I never really eat the rice.. but the rice here , it's so hot and perfectly cooked. Very comforting. Lovely customer service. I will come back .

    Alex L.

    Been to this location few times prior as it changed restaurants and ownership couple times. Plenty of parking as it is situated within a strip plaza. Menu selection is large and has many special rolls to choose from. We ordered ala carte to try out the special fish we like including Salmon Sashimi, Unagi Rolls, Scallop and Hamachi Sushi. Sushi and rolls were good but sashimi was slightly frozen. For the price you are receiving good value for the food, huge menu and various combos and platters is a bonus. Will try other dishes next time.

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    Viv V.

    Good value lunch sets! Small restaurant but was not crowded or busy. Lunches are around $11 and comes in a nice bento with gyōza, salad, and miso soup. Only thing I would like to see different is for them to add a torched lunch set. Would come back again for the value. Their platters look prerty good for the price too, very similar to AI Sushi.

    Chris W.

    Reason for Visit: Heard about this new sushi place that opened in Markham Rd/16th. Menu: First thing I noticed, is their menu is pretty well designed. Everything looks very legit so it was off to a good start. Their prices are also very reasonable, ~$15 -$20 a person for most things. I do note, that their take out menu prices are lower than their dine in menu, I am not sure if the selection is different. Their take out menu prices are essentially on par with Ai Sushi, but has to be cash only. Their tuna tataki was deliscious, maybe a bit extra on the spicy end but very enjoyable. Will definitely try their beef tataki next time. Their mix platter was also very deliscious. Pieces are smaller than other places, but the quality really does make up for it. Their medium platter is definitely perfect for 2 people. As other Yelpers mentioned, their 100 pieces for $60 I believe is perfect for 3-4 people . Service: It was 1 waitress serving entire restaurant of over 10 tables. She was very good and polite though, but she was definitely stressed out. Very impressed at how the waitress and chefs were so inviting. Atmosphere: This place is ran by Chinese people which explains the Chinese songs playing in the background. Lots of small tables, I think biggest table was 6 people. This place is packed too and busy. Definitely call ahead if you want to come in with a bigger group. Overall: I think this is a great option for something a bit fancier than take out sushi and affordable. Definitely will revisit just for the high end quality for a good valued price.

    Wendy W.

    Came in during a weeknight. Not too busy at first but do see quite a few take out. Then tables slowly filled up around 7pm. Ordered their deluxe chirashidon which is not bad; they give you 2 pcs of the regular sashimi, 1 pc for botan shrimp, fatty salmon, hamachi. We have our uni substituted to scallops so I'm not sure how many you get for uni but 3pcs scallops, which I think it just 1pc uncut. We also have shrimp tempura and their project roll. Overall, the food is not bad for what you paid for. Service was excellent, although they have only 1 guy on floor doing all the serving and taking orders, etc, but he's still very attentive.

    Takeout Mixed 60pc platter - really good portions, filling, loved the size of the sashimi and the scallop sashimi

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    Very reasonable prices for the area and a great place to satisfy a craving! Ordered the chirashi here numerous times as well as platters.

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    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.

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    The new sauce station is much better than before
    The new sauce station is much better than before
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    Back again and incredible again…read more Small tip. You don't need to order on only one phone. As long as you scan the bar code, you can order from any phone. Enter either you own info if paying separately or the same info if one person pays all of it. Lots of new dishes as well as old favourites: Chochin: Tried it. Not a fan. Tastes exactly the way I thought it would. Which is internal organ like but in an unpleasant creamy way. Duck liver raspberry toast: Nice but could be bigger. The raspberry brought an expected nice sweetness to the nice liver taste. A little more raspberry would be nice. Tuskune and egg yolk dip: It's ok but not that big a deal. Cheese momo: Fantastic. The swiss cheese is an excellent pairing to the chicken. Skin-Kawa - Delciious. Crispy. Must have, Hiza (knee cartidlidge): nice and crunchy Beef short rubs boneless: Was enticed due to the tendon part. It was nice but not incredible. Beef tenderloin + Chimichurri: Wife's favourite. We always order several of these. P-toro: Another must repeat. Great pork belly taste. Cherry tomato bacon maki: New and delightful. Bacon wrapped cherry tomatoes provide a delightful burst of tomatoey sweetness wrapped with the unctuousness of bacon. Lamb rib chop: Excellent and tasty. Once again everything was cooked perfectly and the amazing binchotan smoke made everything delicious. Fun fact, they put charcoal in the free water carafes as well.

    We visited here for a weekend lunch and the restaurant was packed with people who were enjoying…read moretheir food and the cozy vibes. Sumoki Yakitori offers tasty Japanese-style skewers and small plates. The grilled items are cooked just right--smoky, juicy, and full of flavour. There's a good variety to choose from; chicken, beef and vegetables. We ordered "Age Mochi", "Chicken Oyster", "Momo", "Negima", "Tsukune + Egg Yolk Dip", "Cheese Momo", Hiza (Knee Cartilage)", Beef Tongue", "Beef Tenderloin + Chimichurri", "Garlic Sprout Maki", "Mentaiko Carbonara Udon", "Yaki-Onigiri (2 pcs)", and "Breast w/ Wasabi". Every skewer was fresh and tasty. My favourite was Beef Tenderloin with Chimichurri. We paired our meal with beautiful drinks that hit the spot: "Yamayuzu Matcha" and "Fairy Yuzu". To finish on a sweet note, we ordered "Grilled Mochi (Sweet)" and "Dango", which we enjoyed.

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    Inside the restaurant
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