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This is the closest Japanese sushi restaurant to my office and I love their food! They have really cheap daily lunch specials which are packed with food. I get their bulgogi bento and albeit they are a Japanese restaurant, their bulgogi tastes exactly the same as some of the Korean places I've gone to. I've also had their spider roll and black dynamite rolls and they are equally delicious. The seating area is small and divey. The inside is like a lot of small hole in the wall sushi places. The owners are very nice and service is quick and polite.
True mom and pop shop, literally. It's a small restaurant with not many seats, tucked away in the Warden/Steeles plaza. Selection for sushi and boxes is quite diverse. There's also udon, ramen and even pork bone soup. I had a sushi bento box, sushi roll and chirashi. Prices are very reasonable. The portion is a bit on the smaller side, compared to most sushi places.
They are good but they serve too much salmon I wish I had more variety since we got a boat. Food was fresh but I've had better. Price was ok not too expensive.
A local hidden gem It's in the warden and steeles T&T plaza....but it's in the row of shops near where wendy's was (replaced by green grotto 2.0) I discovered this gem one time while trying to get to new AYCE in the same plaza (thank goodness I went here and not in the new place because it really sucks) I only tried sushi and Bologagi, but so far everything was pretty good. What really hit the spot were the rolls though, they were so fresh! Made on the spot so often the rice and tempura is still warm (as it should be) and the sashimi aspect is still just a bit below room temperature (also as it should).
Went ot this restaurant fro a saturday night, it is a small restaurant, that is not very busy. This restaurant was surprisngly in many ways, as it is tucked into a corner of the plaza, and kind of hard to notice. However the food there was not bad The Spicy Salmon Sushi Roll was a very decent offering, as contained a fair amount of salmon inside, and was well made. The Bento box was a mixed portion. the sashimi was certainly not bad, and the tempura was well made. However the Sushi the salmon sushi and the like, the one problem was the rice, and same with in the box, they had added too much water to the rice, and it was overly moist, and that was not very good for sushi. i think they had just finished a new batch of rice, and had made a mistake with the water. since the previously sushi roll the rice was pretty good. Overall the service is nice, as it is a small family restaurant, and the price was fair for a sushi place. This is definitely more of a casual restaurant for family and friends, and definitely not a date restaurant. i would recommen people aroudn the area to try it, as it is a fair al la carte sushi place.
Never judge a book by its cover! The outside and inside of Sakura Sushi looks fairly dilapidated and in much need of a makeover. However, the quality of food and price more than make up for it! A tasty $11 shrimp tempura dinner bento box was amazing! And definitely rivals (and beats) most other Japanese restaurants that charge twice as much. This comes with miso soup, salad, sushi, shrimp tempura, and rice. All of which were fresh and delicious. The spicy salmon rolls were some of the best I've ever had! They put on small fried noodles (?) that give the roll a nice little crunch. The spice gave it a nice little kick and the salmon really stood out. For dessert I got deep fried bananas, which were pretty good and a nice end to the meal. My sister got seafood udon and upon stealing a spoonful I can tell you that I was very surprised with how good it was. The soup base reminded me of some of the udon I got when I was in Japan, so I'll have to get it next time! There was also quite a bit of seafood for the paltry $8.50 that it cost. Overall, the food was delicious and the prices were almost too low. Sakura Sushi has won me over, I'll definitely be back!
Sakura Sushi is one of those places you will overlook.. you don't even know it exist unless you look really really hard. It is hiding at the same plaza of T&T Supermarket behind Ajisen Ramen. You won't see it from either Warden or Steeles... I really feel sorry for this little place.. which is owned by a Korean couple. They do have lunch specials everyday for $7.95 that includes salad and soup. I order the sushi combo. The sushi taste quite good. The fish quite fresh. The miso soup is hot and one of the few I enjoyed. There is complimentary appeitizer too. The service is fast and friendly. I will for sure going back to try out their dinner box specials which starts from $9.95. Cash only!
?? @ all the good reviews here. I honestly feel bad for leaving a negative review since it is a mom and pops place but why waste money on bad sushi? We got the love boat which came with a variety of sushi, sashimi, 6 pieces of California roll and 6 piece spicy salmon for ~$35 and also a bento box with teriyaki chicken for ~$12. The first piece of eel sushi I ate was scorching hot. I kept hearing a microwave in the background so I'm pretty sure the eel and the chicken were just microwaved. The rice itself was way too soft and mushy and the temperature of the rice was too hot. The fish was below par of even an AYCE place which is rather disappointing. The salmon was slimey and the butter fish was way too fishy. For over $60 I should've just stuck to my go-to sushi place.
Was given a recommendation to go here and ended up basically visiting when my girlfriend and I wanted something close by Warden & Steeles. Queue, visit! The recommendation I got here was basically to try the udon. So I ended up ordering udon with tempura (I only like yam tempura so I told them to hold whatever else it came with). I immediately loved when I was tasting. This is easily the best udon I've had within Canada - the soup base was THAT good. The tempura was just about as good - super crispy and cooked well. I don't normally like tempura sauce (I usually just use soy sauce with tempura) but my girlfriend noticed it had something in it that made it unique - and in a good way. This for the reasonable price of $10. The place is very small - I think I counted 25-30 seats - so there's only one waitress who works really hard. I came pretty late so I wouldn't be shocked to see this place being crowded. So come early or late to avoid waiting. The inside honestly doesn't look like much they won't win you over with atmosphere. Because of the size, I wouldn't come here with much of a crowd. They also have some Korean dishes - spicey pork bone soup is what my girlfriend got and she was pretty happy with it. She also got some Korean noodles, which I shared with her. They were pretty good, though nothing special. I do plan to return here if I'm in the mood for udon - 100% recommended. Give them a try!
Ordered the chiraishi don. Didn't even bother looking at the menu. In my opinion if you are a sushi place and you don't serve chiraishi then you are not worth my while. JT Sushi is an example of one I wont bother. Only exception to that rule is Solo Sushi ya. Anyway got some salad, miso, edamame and seaweed for appetizers. Standard gate for most Korean run sushi places but still good nonetheless. The main dish arrived pretty quickly. Though we were the only ones in the restaurant. Taste and texture is pretty much standard fate. Nothing special, but nothing bad either. The price is very good too. Only $10 plus tax for the meal. Cheaper than others. This restaurant has now earned a place as my default Japanese restaurant as Ninja Sushi quality just went down and Sashimi House is far for me.
Yoooooooooooooo, they don't jip out on the unagi like matsuda on middlefield and steeles does or that sad ajisai sushi on yonge & bloor.... *clapping hands emoji* you fuggin deserve a 7 star just for that.... like actually, actually..... really appreciate that. although it's small and looks pretty dim and run-down lol, don't let that put you off - the service is great and very friendly, they never forget shit, and the food is just on point. it ain't that hard to please customers with this place. truuuuuust coming back forever and ever amen *praying hands emoji* lololllllll
This was the worst sushi I've ever had in my life. A few years ago this place was fine. A few months ago I got cooked food and a few pieces of sushi and it was fine. Mediocre but edible. I got a red dragon roll (avocado/salmon). When it says shrimp tempura... it's a shrimp tempura base. Not a dynamite roll base. I could see the chef making the roll out of the corner of my eye and I feel like by the presentation I could already tell how it was going to be. It was just really clumsily made and it felt like they really didn't care. The pieces weren't even stuck together - in my photo we already started eating so that's not an accurate idea of it. I didn't think I was going to take a picture but felt like I needed to after I tasted it. 1. The portion was tiny. I'm 4'10. I really don't eat a lot but I was still hungry. So was my friend. 2. The salmon, same as last time, was not fresh. It didn't taste like anything and almost looked dry. 3. Worst shrimp tempura I've ever had. It wasn't that light flaky crispy breading/flakes you usually see on tempura. It looked like the fish and chips style of breading. It was so tough to chew - breading and shrimp (which was tiny and there was a lot of breading). Not fresh. At all. 4. The avocado was overripe and tasted like it. So overripe that when I picked up the roll with chopsticks, it just totally sunk in. You can see in my photo that the avocado is near mush. Put it all together and it was actually the worst. The unagi was okay though. Is it possible for even the wasabi and ginger to not look fresh? The dab of wasabi was tiny and looked dry. The ginger on the other hand had a pool of water around it. Even the edamame that came with our meal didn't look like a fresh green, it looked like it'd been sitting there for a while and had a dull brown tinge to it. I feel bad - this is the harshest review I've ever written. But if I made this for myself at home, I wouldn't even eat it. It was really, really bad. Service was fine for an Asian place. Tables and placemats felt grimy. It's funny because they have a steady stream of people every time I come. Mostly middle-aged Chinese ladies who order the boxes with cooked things. That's probably what I should have done... but I'm not coming back so I'll never really know.
I didn't know what to expect of this small restaurant but came out satisfied. The food was great and the value was really fair, there's not many places you can get a $10 bento box for dinner. The first thing I noticed was just how small this place is, but we still managed to walk in and get seats on a Friday evening. The menu is great with many choices of bento boxes, rolls, and Korean items. Don't expect to be amazed but the food is good and is great for the price. We each ordered bento boxes - most come with some sashimi, sushi, and rice with a 'main item'. I got the tempura, while my friends ordered the bulgogi and chicken terikyaki. All were standard and good. Don't expect heaps of food in your bento but with the prices of these bentos compared to other places you can get something else to compliment it and the price would still be comparable to other restaurants. More choices, power to the customer right?! Like get some rolls.. We also ordered the spicy salmon crunch roll ($6) and the spider roll ($9). The spicy salmon was great and had a good amount of salmon but I expected more than six rolls though. The spider roll was huge and they even gave us extra spicy mayo. It was crunchy and satisfying. Overall a great place and I would definitely return here.
Hidden gem! Sakura Sushi is a small mom-and-pop Korean Japanese restaurant tucked away in a strip plaza. I've driven past it for many years but didn't notice it before. I wish I would have known about it sooner. Upon entering the restaurant we were greeted immediately with polite hospitality and given menus. We ordered bento boxes and were pleasantly surprised by the prices and portion size! The dinner bulgogi bento #6 came with miso soup and salad, 4 pieces of nigiri sushi (3 salmon, 1 shrimp), 5 pieces of sashimi with shredded daikon, bulgogi with cabbage, carrots and rice. The earlier menu salmon teriyaki bento came with a miso soup, 6 piece spicy salmon roll, 3 piece California roll and rice. The salmon had a decent amount of sautéed cabbage underneath. For $1 dollar more we got salad. I think the dinner menu offers much more variety and would recommend it. (18). Also usually the teriyaki or bulgogi in a bento is on top of a bunch of bean sprouts or onion filler but not at this place! Their bentos included real sushi choices and not just California roll pieces. This was a nice discovery. Had no expectations and was pleasantly impressed. It's exactly what I like. The owners are friendly. Prices are very reasonable here. read more
A mom and pop hole in the wall restaurant, it could probably fit 20 people max. They've changed the decor and now have table cloths for each table. Prices have gone up a bit for their bento box which is about ~$15+ and their service have slightly gone up over the years. I had a bulgogi bento box which includes miso and salad. Everything taste fine, but the sushi isn't that remarkable and the rice breaks apart a bit too easily. I still come here every so often with my grandma to support local and also to check the small changes they make to keep up with other establishments. read more
Small sushi joint with friendly staff! We called ahead to make sure there was space, and sure enough there was. It seems like the majority of their customers come for takeout orders. We got the sushi boat combo that includes miso soup and salad. The sushi tasted pretty good, with a good portion of sashimi in their rolls. It's nothing particularly amazing compared to what I've tried before, but I think everything is a great price! I'd definitely recommend coming by for a quick lunch or something, the staff are super sweet! [This review is from before the pandemic] read more
This is the closest Japanese sushi restaurant to my office and I love their food! They have really cheap daily lunch specials which are packed with food. I get their bulgogi bento and albeit they are a Japanese restaurant, their bulgogi tastes exactly the same as some of the Korean places I've gone to. I've also had their spider roll and black dynamite rolls and they are equally delicious. The seating area is small and divey. The inside is like a lot of small hole in the wall sushi places. The owners are very nice and service is quick and polite. read more
7 years ago
True mom and pop shop, literally. It's a small restaurant with not many seats, tucked away in the Warden/Steeles plaza. Selection for sushi and boxes is quite diverse. There's also udon, ramen and even pork bone soup. I had a sushi bento box, sushi roll and chirashi. Prices are very reasonable. The portion is a bit on the smaller side, compared to most sushi places. read more
A local hidden gem It's in the warden and steeles T&T plaza....but it's in the row of shops near where wendy's was (replaced by green grotto 2.0) I discovered this gem one time while trying to get to new AYCE in the same plaza (thank goodness I went here and not in the new place because it really sucks) I only tried sushi and Bologagi, but so far everything was pretty good. What really hit the spot were the rolls though, they were so fresh! Made on the spot so often the rice and tempura is still warm (as it should be) and the sashimi aspect is still just a bit below room temperature (also as it should). read more
Went ot this restaurant fro a saturday night, it is a small restaurant, that is not very busy. This restaurant was surprisngly in many ways, as it is tucked into a corner of the plaza, and kind of hard to notice. However the food there was not bad The Spicy Salmon Sushi Roll was a very decent offering, as contained a fair amount of salmon inside, and was well made. The Bento box was a mixed portion. the sashimi was certainly not bad, and the tempura was well made. However the Sushi the salmon sushi and the like, the one problem was the rice, and same with in the box, they had added too much water to the rice, and it was overly moist, and that was not very good for sushi. i think they had just finished a new batch of rice, and had made a mistake with the water. since the previously sushi roll the rice was pretty good. Overall the service is nice, as it is a small family restaurant, and the price was fair for a sushi place. This is definitely more of a casual restaurant for family and friends, and definitely not a date restaurant. i would recommen people aroudn the area to try it, as it is a fair al la carte sushi place. read more
Never judge a book by its cover! The outside and inside of Sakura Sushi looks fairly dilapidated and in much need of a makeover. However, the quality of food and price more than make up for it! A tasty $11 shrimp tempura dinner bento box was amazing! And definitely rivals (and beats) most other Japanese restaurants that charge twice as much. This comes with miso soup, salad, sushi, shrimp tempura, and rice. All of which were fresh and delicious. The spicy salmon rolls were some of the best I've ever had! They put on small fried noodles (?) that give the roll a nice little crunch. The spice gave it a nice little kick and the salmon really stood out. For dessert I got deep fried bananas, which were pretty good and a nice end to the meal. My sister got seafood udon and upon stealing a spoonful I can tell you that I was very surprised with how good it was. The soup base reminded me of some of the udon I got when I was in Japan, so I'll have to get it next time! There was also quite a bit of seafood for the paltry $8.50 that it cost. Overall, the food was delicious and the prices were almost too low. Sakura Sushi has won me over, I'll definitely be back! read more
16 years ago
Sakura Sushi is one of those places you will overlook.. you don't even know it exist unless you look really really hard. It is hiding at the same plaza of T&T Supermarket behind Ajisen Ramen. You won't see it from either Warden or Steeles... I really feel sorry for this little place.. which is owned by a Korean couple. They do have lunch specials everyday for $7.95 that includes salad and soup. I order the sushi combo. The sushi taste quite good. The fish quite fresh. The miso soup is hot and one of the few I enjoyed. There is complimentary appeitizer too. The service is fast and friendly. I will for sure going back to try out their dinner box specials which starts from $9.95. Cash only! read more
7 years ago
?? @ all the good reviews here. I honestly feel bad for leaving a negative review since it is a mom and pops place but why waste money on bad sushi? We got the love boat which came with a variety of sushi, sashimi, 6 pieces of California roll and 6 piece spicy salmon for ~$35 and also a bento box with teriyaki chicken for ~$12. The first piece of eel sushi I ate was scorching hot. I kept hearing a microwave in the background so I'm pretty sure the eel and the chicken were just microwaved. The rice itself was way too soft and mushy and the temperature of the rice was too hot. The fish was below par of even an AYCE place which is rather disappointing. The salmon was slimey and the butter fish was way too fishy. For over $60 I should've just stuck to my go-to sushi place. read more
Was given a recommendation to go here and ended up basically visiting when my girlfriend and I wanted something close by Warden & Steeles. Queue, visit! The recommendation I got here was basically to try the udon. So I ended up ordering udon with tempura (I only like yam tempura so I told them to hold whatever else it came with). I immediately loved when I was tasting. This is easily the best udon I've had within Canada - the soup base was THAT good. The tempura was just about as good - super crispy and cooked well. I don't normally like tempura sauce (I usually just use soy sauce with tempura) but my girlfriend noticed it had something in it that made it unique - and in a good way. This for the reasonable price of $10. The place is very small - I think I counted 25-30 seats - so there's only one waitress who works really hard. I came pretty late so I wouldn't be shocked to see this place being crowded. So come early or late to avoid waiting. The inside honestly doesn't look like much they won't win you over with atmosphere. Because of the size, I wouldn't come here with much of a crowd. They also have some Korean dishes - spicey pork bone soup is what my girlfriend got and she was pretty happy with it. She also got some Korean noodles, which I shared with her. They were pretty good, though nothing special. I do plan to return here if I'm in the mood for udon - 100% recommended. Give them a try! read more
16 years ago
Ordered the chiraishi don. Didn't even bother looking at the menu. In my opinion if you are a sushi place and you don't serve chiraishi then you are not worth my while. JT Sushi is an example of one I wont bother. Only exception to that rule is Solo Sushi ya. Anyway got some salad, miso, edamame and seaweed for appetizers. Standard gate for most Korean run sushi places but still good nonetheless. The main dish arrived pretty quickly. Though we were the only ones in the restaurant. Taste and texture is pretty much standard fate. Nothing special, but nothing bad either. The price is very good too. Only $10 plus tax for the meal. Cheaper than others. This restaurant has now earned a place as my default Japanese restaurant as Ninja Sushi quality just went down and Sashimi House is far for me. read more
Yoooooooooooooo, they don't jip out on the unagi like matsuda on middlefield and steeles does or that sad ajisai sushi on yonge & bloor.... *clapping hands emoji* you fuggin deserve a 7 star just for that.... like actually, actually..... really appreciate that. although it's small and looks pretty dim and run-down lol, don't let that put you off - the service is great and very friendly, they never forget shit, and the food is just on point. it ain't that hard to please customers with this place. truuuuuust coming back forever and ever amen *praying hands emoji* lololllllll read more
This was the worst sushi I've ever had in my life. A few years ago this place was fine. A few months ago I got cooked food and a few pieces of sushi and it was fine. Mediocre but edible. I got a red dragon roll (avocado/salmon). When it says shrimp tempura... it's a shrimp tempura base. Not a dynamite roll base. I could see the chef making the roll out of the corner of my eye and I feel like by the presentation I could already tell how it was going to be. It was just really clumsily made and it felt like they really didn't care. The pieces weren't even stuck together - in my photo we already started eating so that's not an accurate idea of it. I didn't think I was going to take a picture but felt like I needed to after I tasted it. 1. The portion was tiny. I'm 4'10. I really don't eat a lot but I was still hungry. So was my friend. 2. The salmon, same as last time, was not fresh. It didn't taste like anything and almost looked dry. 3. Worst shrimp tempura I've ever had. It wasn't that light flaky crispy breading/flakes you usually see on tempura. It looked like the fish and chips style of breading. It was so tough to chew - breading and shrimp (which was tiny and there was a lot of breading). Not fresh. At all. 4. The avocado was overripe and tasted like it. So overripe that when I picked up the roll with chopsticks, it just totally sunk in. You can see in my photo that the avocado is near mush. Put it all together and it was actually the worst. The unagi was okay though. Is it possible for even the wasabi and ginger to not look fresh? The dab of wasabi was tiny and looked dry. The ginger on the other hand had a pool of water around it. Even the edamame that came with our meal didn't look like a fresh green, it looked like it'd been sitting there for a while and had a dull brown tinge to it. I feel bad - this is the harshest review I've ever written. But if I made this for myself at home, I wouldn't even eat it. It was really, really bad. Service was fine for an Asian place. Tables and placemats felt grimy. It's funny because they have a steady stream of people every time I come. Mostly middle-aged Chinese ladies who order the boxes with cooked things. That's probably what I should have done... but I'm not coming back so I'll never really know. read more
I didn't know what to expect of this small restaurant but came out satisfied. The food was great and the value was really fair, there's not many places you can get a $10 bento box for dinner. The first thing I noticed was just how small this place is, but we still managed to walk in and get seats on a Friday evening. The menu is great with many choices of bento boxes, rolls, and Korean items. Don't expect to be amazed but the food is good and is great for the price. We each ordered bento boxes - most come with some sashimi, sushi, and rice with a 'main item'. I got the tempura, while my friends ordered the bulgogi and chicken terikyaki. All were standard and good. Don't expect heaps of food in your bento but with the prices of these bentos compared to other places you can get something else to compliment it and the price would still be comparable to other restaurants. More choices, power to the customer right?! Like get some rolls.. We also ordered the spicy salmon crunch roll ($6) and the spider roll ($9). The spicy salmon was great and had a good amount of salmon but I expected more than six rolls though. The spider roll was huge and they even gave us extra spicy mayo. It was crunchy and satisfying. Overall a great place and I would definitely return here. read more
11 years ago
Never fail to impress. Service is always good, they're so friendly :) I love this place! Tonight we had: Avalanche Roll - definitely a must try. It's soo good. Love the toppings on it. They always top it up with extra stuff! Crab Salad Roll - mmmm my favourite! Love it when they use extra mayo Golden Roll - good but typical Salmon Tempura Roll - a deep fried roll with salmon and I think a little bit of cream cheese? Not sure. But this is a comfort roll. Warm and chewy - delicious. Price: All that for just $32 after tax. So worth it! read more
Came here for another visit - Sakura Sushi is my go to for great quality for price. You get exactly what you expect in terms of quality AND price. Lunch bentos are especially of good value. A little downside was that I got a roll in my latest visit with avocado, when I only ordered salmon and eel on top. Otherwise, another great visit! read more
One of the best sushi restaurants! I always come here when I'm in the area and I am a satisfied customer every time! Most of the time when I'm here, it's always packed! However, I'm willing to wait because it's worth it. It's a small restaurant with about 5 tables. I always order their bento boxes either with sashimi or bulgolgi beef. It comes with rice, 6pcs of California roll, vegetable and shrimp tempura, miso soup and salad. Their bento boxes are ranged from $8-10 which is great! They also offer a complimentary side dish; either JapChae or Edamame, depending on which day you go. Oh, did I forget to mention that they have Pork Bone soup for only $6.50?! Service is great with an attentive and friendly staff. Affordable prices with a great portion of food. I have nothing but good things to say about this establishment. I definitely recommend this place so, go and check it out! read more
Came to this little sushi joint based on recent good reviews, boy was I disappointed. .... Though the prices were cheap the food was among the worst sushi I've ever had, worse than supermarket sushi by far. Once we ordered our food we couldn't stop hearing a microwave in the kitchen! Every time it beeped something else was thrown in to be heated it actually kept going until we left. The seaweed was stale and tough you couldn't chew through it! My friend kept trying to eat her California roll only to spit out the half chewed bits of seaweed. The tempura was hard and over fried, not light and fluffy like it should be. it was like eating a cracker or kettle cooked potato chip. The shrimp was overcooked and dry. Additionally, the oil they used was rancid and old. Worst of all the sashimi was spoiled and was most likely sitting in the fridge for more than a week. The tuna was discolored and turning brown. The butter fish was absolutely sour and foul and in no way was edible. If I didn't spit it out right away I'm sure it would've caused food poisoning. Would have been okay if the fish was fresh. Prices are very reasonable and it's a family owned restaurant. I hope they read this and hold themselves to a higher standard instead of serving past-due food for patrons to eat. read more
It's good for a quick bite. Service was ok. You may have difficulty finding this place, you can barely find or see the sign. The menus were quite sticky and food is ok. They have a lot of bento/box specials and the rolls look really great (in pictures) We ordered 2 of the box specials, both $9.95. The bulgogi was okay, most of it was veggies. The fish slices of the sushi and sashimi were way too thin and cut so unevenly for my liking. read more
Such a great little spot for Japanese food at a more affordable price. Its really unfortunate that they have a hidden unit, but then again is it? You would think that its a dead joint but walk in and you will be surprised. Each time I have come here (4 times now) they have always been busy! The menu here is huge. It was actually a little overwhelming for me to pick and choose an item, but because I was really longing for some bulgogi, thats what I got. There are roughly 20 different bento boxes to choose from. Most of them include sushi I believe, but they all include a salad and miso soup. For a non-ayce Japanese restaurant, the prices of rolls are really below average at the sub $10.00 mark. This lower price, however, has no effect on the quality of the food. The fish is fresh and the rolls come out tasting good. The only negative part is the rice, which I feel is slightly overcooked. It leaves you with a texture that is more mushy. It wasn't all that unpleasant for myself, but for some who like their rice dry, this could be a problem. On busy nights, especially those with less staff, the waiter/waitress (owners) will have a little bit more difficulty in paying attention to everything you say. Along with cooking and serving people sitting in, they are also fulfilling orders for pick-up. Perhaps they would benefit from another pair of hands working? Anyways. Good Japanese food! Love the prices! read more
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Visiting Toronto and staying at a nearby hotel. We wanted sushi for lunch and found this place. The area the restaurant is located in is congested with lots of cars and people in the parking lot. But don't let that scare you! Go inside and it's warm and cozy. The tea was very welcome on a cold afternoon, and the miso soup was even more so. My daughter ordered Bento A (maki, tempura and bulgogi - a nice surprise) and I had Bento E (maki, tempura, salmon teriyaki). Food was so good, portions were perfect for a filling lunch, and service was gracious. We were happy to patronize this restaurant! read more
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Quite surprised that this place was not only good but close to home. Tucked away in a busy plaza on the Northwest corner of Steeles and Warden, Sakura is a small Japanese dive that's serving some pretty good sushi. Thankfully we came here for lunch, so reservations wouldn't be needed, unless if it was dinner since this place is quite quaintly small. We were quickly greeted, seated, and within a few mins our server provided us some complimentary beansprouts. For the works! we ordered three rolls: Lobster Roll Catepillar Roll Red Dragon Roll. Overall all three rolls were an enjoyment. The presentation, and ingredient ratio (portion)was bang on, and most of all, it was pretty good! The lady who was serving us was very polite and always asked once in a while if everything was good. The overall interior is quite cozy, small, and warm with its choice of color scheme and decor. Definitely a place I wouldn't mind coming back to, price, portions, proximity, and presenation was bang on! read more
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