Everyone raved about this place, so I went in with very high expectations. They weren't met. Don't…read moreget me wrong, it was good. It just wasn't great. Rather than try and work out the French for salmon and maki and all the other Japanese words to translate, I just ordered the chef's special. Seven plates arrived over the course of about 30 minutes. Some of them quite creative, like the three scallops each cooked in a different method. The salmon maki rolls with cucumber. The starting dish was a really interesting "sushi pizza" that didn't make a whole lot of sense - a fish cake on the bottom, topped with smoked salmon and a huge pile of cucumbers and carrots in a tangy vinegar dressing. It was difficult to eat and not very sushi-ish at all. You will want to make a reservation in advance. This place is usually busy on weekend nights. They do have a couple of tables outside during the warmer times.

Really enjoyed the service here. Not a huge sushi fan but went for the tempura, miso, and fried ice…read morecream. No tempura fried vegetables but they have a tempura fried vegetable roll, which was phenomenal! Miso soup was a bit salty for me but each miso soup is different per restaurant. Family really enjoyed many other sushi rolls, and liked the larger fish to rice ratio on the nigiri. Roxanne was very pleasant and kind, she impressed us with knowing English and French. If you go here, GET THE FRIED ICE CREAM. It's different from the Mexican fried ice cream at other places, as instead of chocolate sauce it has real maple syrup! It's a light syrup that the owner makes themselves, with a thick and delicious shell and strawberries as well. Over all a pleasant experience and would definitely recommend to those who love sushi.

Pretty affordable Canadian like Asian food. I wouldn't say it's the best and far from authentic but…read moreI would come here for my Asian food fix for a fair price.

Ah, what can I say about small town sushi? Obviously not the best. However, when you're stuck here…read morefor a month, I certainly needed to satisfy my sushi craving and honestly, this place is not terrible for a small town caucasian owner sushi restaurant. If I ate sushi like this at a restaurant in Toronto, it would literally be 1 star. But, my sympathy towards these owners bumps it up to a 3 given their circumstance. All of their sushi is pre packaged and taken from the fridge. I honestly do not know where they get it from but the only things they made in house were the cucumber and shrimp rolls. Some of the pre packaged sushi included tuna sushi, Philadelphia rolls, Chicken Caesar rolls, and other weird combinations. They were all pretty tasty though, I'll have to admit. Worth a try if you're in the area... I guess?

For a small town, this sushi wasn't horrible. I was craving some Asian food, and this definitely…read morehit the spot. It was a bit expensive for my liking, but it was decent. But just so you know, these aren't your traditional sushi rolls, instead of having the basic california rolls, they had chicken salad rolls, and rolls with smoked salmon and cream cheese. Service was decent, and the restaurant itself appeared to be very clean!