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Sushi Wadasi

4.7 (9 reviews)
ModerateSushi Bars, Japanese
Closed • 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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10 years ago

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8 years ago

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4 years ago

Great food , good prices ,and nice owners.Strongly recommend - but it is now only take out since Covid intervened

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11 years ago

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9 years ago

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8 years ago

Best sushi place in all of orillia. I'll go here over a big chain sushi place. Wish they had all you can eat.

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9 years ago

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9 years ago

By far the best, freshest sushi in orillia. Great eat in or take out. Solid rolls selection, great ingredients, friendly!

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The Hungry Sumo - Legend dragon roll - spider roll (soft shell crab) with eel and avocado. Tasty!

The Hungry Sumo

4.1(80 reviews)
64.8 km
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I was visiting family in Collingwood and we decided on this place. It's in a converted older house,…read moreso very cool to start with. The staff was friendly and sat us quickly even though we had no reservations. We ordered soups, salads and different rolls. Coming from Los Angeles where there is good sushi places on what seems like every corner - This place was delicious!!!! I mean, spot on. Fresh fish and just really tasted good. So good in fact we came back the very same week! As we enjoyed our food a couple next to us started complaining because from what I could understand- the chef didn't make the sushi like they did where they came from - I think he said somewhere in the US. He proceeded to explain to the server how it should be made!!! LMAO!! Like 'bro, really?' The chef was kind enough to make him a roll like he imagined it should be...but this guy should be embarrassed- how you gonna come into a restaurant and tell the chef how he or she should make their food??? All the servers and the manager were kind of scrambling to ensure he enjoyed his experience but in the end the guy was just a dummy. I told them to ignore that clown - the servers were kind and attentive. The food was great and if ever go back to Collingwood, I'll be visiting the Hungry Sumo!

Great food best sushi I've had and I have had a lot of sushi. The service was very fast they have…read morereally good miso soup as well. Our favorite restaurant in Collingwood.

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The Hungry Sumo - Bar

Bar

The Hungry Sumo - Salad & miso soup (both tasty) that came with our meals.

Salad & miso soup (both tasty) that came with our meals.

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Towa Restaurant - Tuna poke

Towa Restaurant

5.0(3 reviews)
92.4 km

We're visiting the area from the Midwest, and really wanted something Asian for dinner. Towa is…read moreright down the road from our Airbnb, so we stopped in. Holy smokes, what a great place. Everyone was incredibly kind, and the food was more plentiful than we expected. We assumed we'd be getting our orders only (tuna poke bowl, beef bulgogi, and chicken katsu) but you also get soup and salad before your meal, and a scoop of lemon sorbet after. Similar to what you experience at a hibachi restaurant in the states, only a better variety, and quality of food. It's a shame we're not local, I'd really enjoy the free healthcare, and earning at this restaurant on the regular. Thanks for a wonderful meal.

Not all our dishes hit perfectly as takeout (things like Korean Fried chicken deserve being eating…read morestraight out of the kitchen) but the overall experience was great for our family. We are former foodies. Prior to the pandemic we ate out a lot and frequented lots of neat holes in the wall as well as Michelin three star places, but post pandemic we are more of a Good Food box at home trio. I picked this up after working a shift in The Meaford ER on Family day weekend and it was really great. The Gimbap roles were neat, the tempura was still crisp even after my drive home of twenty minutes. We enjoyed the variety and the staff was so pleasant and helpful. We will definitely order again.

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Towa Restaurant - Lemon sherbet

Lemon sherbet

Towa Restaurant - Beef bulgogi

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Bethunes Bistro

Bethunes Bistro

3.4(21 reviews)
34.6 km
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Gord and I had brunch this morning at Bethune's Bistro…read more We both had the Classic Breakfast ... a nice old school brekkie for $10. The home fries seemed to be made from scratch and the bacon was really crunchy.

The classic breakfast ($9.95) consists of a choice of eggs, protein (bacon, sausage, or ham), home…read morefries, and toast. I'm glad to see their scrambled eggs are made with real eggs and not the boxed liquid ones; I could tell from the telltale flecks of white mixed in with the yolk and denser texture. Their bacon was also tasty: crispy, not too salty, and had a nice smoky flavour. If anything, the home fries could use more time on the flat top to develop a crispier crust, but they were still decent and would pair nicely with fried eggs to create a soft hash. I was excited to see the lovely caramelization on the house pancakes ($9.95 for three) but it didn't really translate into flavour. As pancakes go, they're nice and fluffy but also store-bought tasting, especially when served with packaged table syrup. Bethune's plain house burger ($9.95) reminded me of the ones I had in high school at Johnny Andersons. The beef patty is thicker than McDonalds, but also seems to be mixed with flour as it has a softer consistency. Still, it had a nice crust, and was adorned with all the classic fixings: mayonnaise, lettuce, tomato, and onion. The French fries are also a step up from the home fries - crispy, hot, and made with real potatoes. The low prices may partially be attributed to Bethune's lean (but not mean) staff. Even on weekends there's usually only one person out front and presumably one chef. Yet, service was efficient, and I've always felt taken care of and welcomed. If you're in Gravenhurst, I'd recommend skipping fast food and support local at Bethune's Bistro instead. While it's more aptly described as a diner or family-style restaurant (as opposed to a bistro), there's a friendly small-town charm to the place and you won't leave broke or hungry.

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Bethunes Bistro
Bethunes Bistro
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Sushi Wadasi - sushi - Updated October 2026

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