If I could I'd rate 4.5! It was such a nice dining experience at this restaurant. I was skeptical about the concept of the restaurant (conveyor sushi restaurants are cheap but not delicious in Japan). It turned out that it had both good food and convenience. We had three or four dishes of sushi, Kids Bento and beef tataki. The quality of sushi was high from a Japanese perspective! The dishes were delivered on the conveyor belt pretty soon after we ordered on the tablet. Cosy atmosphere, friendly staff and kids friendly. There is no reason for me not to come back to this place! read more

TORA - Ordering tablet - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Service was great. They get you to submit your order after 4 items so everything is super fresh. Kids loved the experience. Great quality and reasonable price. read more

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What a lovely experience with conveyor belt sushi at a good quality, as expected from Miku's sister restaurant! I visited on their grand opening which I had high expectations of. Food: Tora serves nigiri with red sake vinegar, which gives the rice a stronger flavour. A rare find and it pairs well with the fish. I was pleasantly surprised to find some items from the Miku menu such as their Aburi Sushi and rolls! Their price/value is great, and they even have inari sushi and new aburi choices like unagi. One complaint that I hope improves is that the rice is quite dense (packed) and dry/al dente. Also, the fish is not pressed well with the rice. The quality of the fish is nice, yet the cuts on the same plate are inconsistent. Service/Atmosphere: We had a lovely server who explained the restaurant concept and how to order! Although it was the Grand Opening, there could have been a better job picking up finished plates (it didn't seem like we were supposed to stack their beautiful plates). The restaurant is on the second floor and offers a nice view outside or of the mall. Booths are comfortable for groups, and they even have solo seating next to the conveyor belt! Overall, I'm looking forward to my next visit and hope to see some improvement on their nigiri! read more

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Great food . Service was on point , very nice place to enjoy great food and drinks . It's just a bit expensive for me at least

Upon entering the restaurant, you are greeted by a host at the front who directed you to an elevator on the top floor. I felt very welcomed by the waiters who greeted you as you walked by. The waiter took the time to explain how to order and how the conveyor belt system worked. She also checked back every so often to make sure we were good. My water glass was also filled up regularly which was great. The atmosphere/decor was very clean and minimal but portrayed a elegant feel to it. Most of the seats have access to the conveyor belts with a few seats that had a view of outside, but no belt access. I enjoyed the aburi, nigiri and other dishes. They ranged from $3.50+ per 2 pieces and up - with some nigiri dishes that cost $9 a piece. I particularly enjoyed the Hokkaido Scallop Nigiri, the miso baked Scallop and the Inari pouch sushi's. You can tell that they make / prepare the rice for the sushi differently and use a different type of rice vinegar. They also offer a wide range of vegetarian types of dishes which is a nice touch (such as an eggplant nigiri). The only downside was the rolls - I think they are kinda pricey for the portion they give you. We ordered a Scallop crunch roll (3 pieces for $4.50) so I would stay away from their rolls. It would be more justifiable to charge a higher for a typical portion (6 pieces). I also thought it was weird most items came with 3 pieces - which is hard to share with a party of two or four. Even number portions might be better. We ordered 10 dishes for $53 between two people. We weren't overly full but at a good 75% which is a good place to be at. read more

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Located on top floor of Yorkdale beside Restoration Hardware, Tora is a really cool spot that serves you sushi through a conveyor belt. Decided to give this place a try after not being able to get a table at restoration and also hearing some good reviews. It's a pretty cool theme that recreates some of the local Japanese restaurants. The food itself was really good! Everything is ordered through an iPad so be careful, the bill can add up pretty quickly especially when some dishes only come with two pieces. I would definitely recommend the aburi pressed sushi's. that was our favourite. Could have gone without the gyozas, black sesame cheese cake (Not pictured), and the Brussels sprouts. Sushi and sashimi itself is pretty good. Is it the best? Probably not, but overall for a restaurant being in a mall, it's not bad at all. The bill may catch you by surprise though. read more

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Awesome sushi joint that's inside the mall - great alternative than your usual. We can for a casual meal, love the Aburi Sushi options. Just watch out, the little plates do add up! lol My fiance loves mixed drinks, but unfortunately there wasn't really a large selection for drinks. read more

TORA - Tuna Tataki Salad, Hotate Nigiri, Salmon & Saba Aburi Sushi and Ikura - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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This place had been open for a little while but I contemplated going because when it first opened the reviews were very off. I wasn't motivated to go and didnt feel the urge to try it. I had to do a last minute meet up with a friend and decided to finally give it a try since I hadnt given it a chance yet. To my surprise upon going up the escalator to entering into the restaurant itself it felt like I wasnt in the mall anymore but in a fancy restaurant. Except it brought me back to reality when I say by the windows/clear glass and could see over the parking lot lol. Anyways I originally found it weird that you could only place 4 orders at a time only to realize why... the table is so small lol we learned that the hard way as we ordered 4 dishes back to back 3 times. -Sushi itself was very good, tasty, light and not too heavy or over saturated with sauce -Portions were average. Not too big or too small -my main focus was on the Aburi sushi, price is about $2 a piece when you order the sets -fish seemed fresh -I have to go back to try the conveyor belt! - if your on a budget stay clear Overall the aburi sushi was very good and I would recommend the restaurant, the food, the service is more on the basic side cant say they really interact or that they are animated but they arent rude. Worth a try if you want to get away from the mall madness! read more

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Went to Tora for lunch today at Yorkdale Mall. The place Waac very unique and our server was very pleasant and introduced us to some special dishes which we ordered and food it was very delicious. The dishes comes out in a conveyor belt which was special, hardly seen any of this design in Toronto, mostly in Hong Kong, Japan or Asia area. We ordered: Sashimi Bluefin, Toro, eggplant sushi, torched sushi trio, ikura, flying fish roe. Strongly recommend the eggplant sushi, very good. The Bluefin was also very fatty and yummy read more

I went to to the sushi restaurant with one of my friends last night I thought it was pretty decent! Even though it wasn't all you can eat or anything the sushi tasted fresh but everything on the menu seem very reasonably price the only thing is if you're going here for the first time don't assume it's all you can eat because you could end up spending Easily over 50 bucks or more! And also make sure you wait until the conveyor belt slows down to your table because by mistake I took other peoples dishes without noticing a notification that I got my food when I really eat somebody else's lol! Nevertheless I will come back because it's a very unique concept and there's not too many conveyor belt sushi places in Toronto so I'm happy there's one nearby I could go too! read more

TORA - The bar - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Finally a sushi restaurant at Yorkdale mall. It's a sister to the Miku restaurant downtown at Queens Quay and they have similar type aburi sushi available. The uniqueness at this place is mainly that you order from an iPad like device that sits at your table and the food comes to your table via a conveyor belt! We came here a week before the official grand opening and the staff was incredibly nice and ask for advice on things they could improve. I asked that they serve warm sake and not just chilled. I didn't order an sashimi but did have at least ten different dishes just because the place was new and I really want to try everything ! And I had sake. read more

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Super fancy. Didn't think I'd have to take an elevator to the dining area! I understand it's still pretty newly opened, but washrooms really need some maintenance. Menu is also lacking in choices... This wasn't meant to be a full meal, so our intention was just to try out the restaurant's conveyor belt gimmick. Ordered several rolls amd a salad, which came promptly. I think the best order was the salad... And maybe the toro. the other rolls were good but nothing impressive. This was literally just a snacking experience. It can be pricy to eat here if you have a big appetite or is used to AYCE. I noticed a table of 6 near us trying to order and it seemed awkward. It will definitely not be filling... Or you'll empty your pockets. read more

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I came here with a friend and I was really limited with what I could order being someone who is both gluten and lactose intolerant. The chef wouldn't make anything simpler so my options were to buy a few pieces of a really expensive roll and then to have them take out all of the ingredients and pay for everything I wasn't receiving. I thought that was pretty ridiculous to be honest. I ended up ordering seared butterfish, a salmon salmon roll and edamame. Honestly, this restaurant is mostly hype. You're paying for the experience of eating aburi but there are many other restaurants that serve aburi with bigger menus where they can accommodate people with food allergies. Would I go back? No read more

Came here on a holiday and surprisingly no line up so the Yelp waitlist was not needed. Made our way upstairs on our own as no attendant was at the entrance on the entry level. However, I think they were understaffed, because we waited 10 minutes for someone to come and seat us. Someone was also waiting with us to pick up their order. The service was pretty straight forward ordering through the iPad. It was kinda odd that a Japanese sushi restaurant doesn't serve hot tea. The price is pretty reasonable for the food as well. Normally aburi sushi costs a bit more. If I were to compare Tora's aburi sushi with a higher end restaurant then you definitely taste the difference. The food here was mediocre. I don't think this would be my go to sushi restaurant. It would've been nice if the food stopped right in front of the centre opening and not off towards one end. I've been to other places where the iPad would indicate that your food is coming and what it is when it arrives. Other than that, this place is very covid friendly. Felt almost like it was a self-served service. You only interact with the servers mainly before and after your meal. read more

I HAD A GREAT TIME i did go with the homies so maybe that's part of the reason but it was great 10/10 definitely coming back oh the MEATS MAN the sushi oh it was all so good ... loved that i could order so much and just try so many things !! took a pic of my receipt ( whoops can't find the pic rn sorry ) so i could remember what i liked most for next time !! sat in the lounge bc we was late ( didn't know it closed at like 8:45pm ) really nice waitstaff great overall AMBIANCE !! spent about $200 for 3ppl read more

This place is one of the better restaurants at Yorkdale, but keep in mind that there aren't many great food options at that mall. The overall experience--ordering by iPads, the conveyor belt concept, and the light, modern atmosphere, is likely what makes up for most of the stars. The employees are also super friendly, but I've only sat where the conveyor belt serves, so I haven't had many interactions with them besides them filling my water and paying for my bill. There isn't anything like this in the area, let alone in this mall, so surely this place could generate a lot of traffic. The food is mediocre and you can probably find something comparable, if not better, elsewhere. The portions are pretty small, so I wouldn't recommend going here if you're really hungry! I think you should give this place a try at least once, as it can get expensive really quick, with the cheapest item starting around $4. The conveyor belt is a cool experience, especially if you haven't been to a place like this. read more

I was so excited to hear a conveyer sushi restaurant was coming to Yorkdale! The place looks fancy but due to it being on the top floor, the building still looks a bit under-costruction, as the walls are grey and there is only a logo design on the top corner. So architecture definitely could be better. My boyfriend and I had gone on Valentine's day and it was surprisingly not busy. We arrived around 3:45pm and was out by 4:30pm. When we get to the door, there is a woman standing there who greets us and gives us a ticket for seating. You have to take the elevator up and I was honestly expecting a more fancy elevator but it was just a regular elevator, haha. When we get up there, we stand around the elevator area, not really sure where to go as there isn't someone standing there to greet us. A customer leaving the restaurant tells us that we have to walk in and we thank her because god knows how long we'd be standing there otherwise! Once greeted by a worker, he takes us to our seat and he's very friendly and welcoming. He seats us and disappears after telling us our server will be here shortly. Our server comes after a few minutes and he asks us if we've been here before. We hadn't, but the system seemed pretty self-explanatory. They use a iPad to order and it's the same as other places. He explains that you can only order four items at once, but you can immediately order again right after and only asks for us to not reach out and touch the conveyor belt while it was still moving. He also explains many times that drinks are in a separate menu on the side and disappears and we don't see him again. They have a service button on the ipad and if you click it, only then will someone come to help you. So service is a bit futuristic? Lazy? You decide. We got 8 plates, totaling in 21 pieces of sushi in total,~11 pieces between two people. Our bill was around $65, which my boyfriend compared to a regular Joey's bill but you have to think about how Joey's you have a proper meal. I had left TORA at a satisfied place. It is definitely not somewhere to come to get full. Think of TORA as somewhere to get a little snack, where you're not super hungry. That being said, the sushi we got was nothing spectacular. My boyfriend had always wanted to try Bluefin Tuna and it was a honking $12 for three pieces and as someone who isn't a huge fan of tuna, it was alright. Sockeye salmon is also pretty pricey ($6.50 for three slices), but I learned I like regular Atlantic salmon best. Also not a fan of their tuna tataki. The one plate I will rave about to my grave is the Aburi Salmon Oshi. It is a chef's recommended Aburi dish and it was so good, we ordered three of these in total. It was delicious, creamy and smooth, bursting with flavour. The best out of everything! I'd go back just for these two pieces of sushi. TORA has tough competitors being near iQ and RH and the others, though also pretty pricey, I believe TORA takes the cake in terms of expensive food. However, I believe sushi-enthusiasts will stop by often as I understand they allow takeout. In conclusion, I'd go back to try the rest of the menu, as trying everything in one sitting would be too expensive, and for that aburi salmon oshi. read more

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The sushi was good and amazing...but it was a little more pricy for what it's worth imo. I would definitely try the aburi sushi at least once though. Its well balanced and not too heavy. Also got the black sesame cheesecake which was okay...the service was quick too, so not bad. read more

TORA - Aburi Tora, Tuna Maki, Tora Signature Set and Abura Albacore Sushi - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I didn't try everything I wanted to last time I was here. I'm so glad I went back, I had a very enjoyable experience again! This time we ordered the: ebi fritters, teriyaki chicken wings, albacore tuna nigiri, atlantic salmon sashimi, octopus nigiri, aburi salmon oshi, aburi ebi oshi, aburi albacore oshi, and maguro poke inari. We got the teriyaki chicken wings last time and this time they were good but it wasn't as saucy as last time. (I'll add another picture for comparison) It's definitely better when it's well sauced. The ebi fritters had nice sized shrimp inside. You know how sometimes you go to places and all you see and taste is dough and then you wonder if they even stuffed a shrimp inside? Not the case here. It was a bit gooey inside but not undercooked. The batter was nicely seasoned as was their mayo dip. It comes atop a bed of quinoa and kale salad. There's also small sprinkling of shichimi togarashi on the side if you want a bit of kick. The atlantic salmon sashimi, albacore tuna nigiri, octopus nigiri and maguro poke inari were all very fresh and delicious. The salmon sashimi was on top of a shiso leaf, which was also really fresh. The aburi...oh man. It's just delicious creamy goodness! An amazing taste and texture of sweet, savoury and creamy. Just so delectable. I'm making myself very hungry as I type this out... The aburi salmon and ebi oshi were my favourite. The lime zest on top of the ebi with the ume sauce really opened and perked up the grill taste. The aburi albacore oshi had a nice fresh crunch of asparagus in the middle and had some heat to it from the spicy miku sauce. Again, don't come here with the expectation of getting full unless you spend some $$$. Definitely a place to treat your palate and senses to. Really delicious sushi and really great service. It's nice that even though they don't bring you your dishes, they are really on the ball for everything else. Everyone I interacted with was super friendly and our waitress even remembered me from our last visit and where we sat lol I highly recommend coming here and look forward to my next trip back. read more

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There's a greeter on the main floor who assigns your party a table, then they send you up the elevator to the restaurant. The space is clean and modern, and the staff are friendly. They'll explain how the system works, which is basically ordering through the iPad then waiting for your food to come via the conveyor belts, one beside your table and one above. It's simple and efficient. The sushi are made with quality ingredients, especially the ones in the Prime section of the menu. They get those fish in from Japan. My favourites from my first visit are the aburi salmon oshi and, surprisingly, the eggplant nigiri. I enjoyed everything I tried but those are the standouts for me. I'll be coming back for sure to try everything else. read more

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Lots of interesting options. Not your typical sushi place. Highlights include sockeye salmon, crunchy scallops roll and spicy prawn taco. Resto was only half full so food came fast. $90 for two people all in. We were full. Tried only one thing on the edoprime nigiri menu which kept the price down. Conveyer belt is a bit gimmicky but did not in any way take away from the experience. Liked getting the bill as soon as I asked for it. read more

Came in with high expectations, left some what disappointed. The restaurant itself is quite nice, very comfortable and unique upon entering. Staff were all very nice, informative and quick. The menu was very short, easy to go thru, easy to order and food came out fairly quickly - overall a good experience if the food would have been better. The disappointment really lies in the food. Perhaps i might be a picky eater but what really annoyed me is the temperature between the rice and the fish. It almost felt like the fish came out of a freezer recently, placed on warm rice that was shaped with a machine and served as quickly as possible. For the price that one must pay to have a decent meal, I would much prefer going to an all you can eat restaurant ( I hate AYCE's ) and would still have money left over for dessert and a bbt afterwards and would probably be a bit more satisfied. Another thing that annoyed me is the wasabi, ginger and hand wipes. I know this is a weird thing to complain about, but they all came in these little cheap packages which I do not want to see if i'm paying $150+ for a meal. All in all - environment is good but food could be better, much better. read more

TORA - wasabi, ginger, wet wipes - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I've read good reviews on Tora and I love sushi so I wanted to try it, without spending a fortune. I'm glad they had a lunch set as a la carte is on the expensive side. I got the TORA lunch set and it was only $15! The aburi oshis were unique and delicious for both the salmon and ebi (shrimp). The mayo was light but flavourful and it was grilled on the surface without cooking the rest. The maki and nigiri had a good ratio of fish to rice. The rice was marinated well, albeit it was a tan beige colour. Surprisingly I enjoyed the inari (tofu) sushi too. Usually I find that to be boring but it was well marinated and moist. This was a very enjoyable meal with variety for $15. They should renovate the elevator though as it was a stark contrast to the rest. read more

TORA - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Very cool concept! YOUR food comes out on a conveyor belt. The service here is very solid but you do most of your ordering off the touchpad which is very easy to do. Quality of the food is very good but the pricing is a bit expensive but what do you expect its pretty much premium food and location My personal favorites were the O-Toro edoprime sushi and Salmon Aburi Oishi roll also the Beef Sukiyaki. But be warned you might leave hungry hehe! read more

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TORA is probably the best sushi I've ever tasted in my mouth. Yes, this place is pricey but if you're looking for quality sushi, then this is the place to be. I went here for lunch on a Saturday. I made sure I wasn't super hungry because I know this place can be quite $$$$. In the end, I ended up spending a good $70 including the tip. There was no rvsping a head of time and it's a first come first serve basis. I made sure to order the aburi first because this place is known for their aburi and then sashimis. I can't describe how fresh and flavourful each item was. I made sure to eat slowly and sabot each bite. The waiters are great too. The wait for our food wasn't too long. Each order was enough to keep the conversation going and keep our stomach satisfied. Btw, I recommend getting the Brussels sprouts for all you non vegetable lovers. It's super good! read more

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The customer service is terrible. They put us on a waiting list for more than an hour and then gave you a 15-min notice to show up. While they told us the wait time was 1.5 hours. Yorkdale mall is not a small mall and you cannot dedicate your time for them to give you an arbitrary notice time. Rude servants and accessibility is an issue with strollers because they close the access with signs! read more

Their Abrui sets were amazing. Loved the udon. Everything was delicious except the beef tataki. read more

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They had such a cool unique dine-in experience Ive never had before. The conveyor belt allowed me to see the food that went past us which helped me look for sushi I could order. The sushi is a bit expensive bc its fresh so that is understandable. My fiance loved their sake, he said it went down so smoothly. If you havent experience eating in this kinda resto before, itd be cool to go and eat there at least once! My fave is the Aburi Unagi Oshi set. What they put on it is just ....*chefs kiss. read more

TORA - Albacore Nigiri - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Service is poor，sashimi is not good，everything's size are soo small，does not match the price and the taste，never come again read more

TORA - Sashimi - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

We absolutely love this spot whenever we visit Yorkdale Shopping Mall! Been here a few times now and it has always been a great experience each time. The iPad order system is great, as you can look at the menu for however long and keep ordering (note: this is NOT an All-You-Can-Eat spot) and the orders get placed immediately to the kitchen staff - so voids the waiting time! A cool concept with Tora is the conveyor belt service, so the food gets delivered to you immediately from the kitchen with no server needed! The food overall is delicious!! Definitely a lot cheaper than their sister-store "Miku" - so Tora is a great alternative to try out and still getting that fresh, good-quality sushi. Tip: We would recommend making reservations [especially on weekends], Tora gets pretty filled up quickly! read more

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I was very excited to try out this place as I've been to Miku in the past and loved it! I found this place to be much more affordable. We ordered the blue fin tuna sashimi, chu-toro sashimi, salmon sashimi and everything was delicious. Only wished the pieces of chu-toro were a little thicker for the price! We also ordered a variety of the aburi sushi. The aburi salmon oshi set and maguro poke inari were my personal favourites! Also love the concept of having sushi delivered to you on a conveyor belt. Staff were friendly and helpful. Will come back again for sure! read more

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The foodcsme out on a convoyer so we did not need a waiter. This was quite sanitary and speedy. The price was good too. A family of 5 for dinner was under $200!Aburi Salmon California Roll Oshi Trio read more

TORA - Can on the conveyor!! - Japanese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

seemed like the aburi sushi is the rave these days. the place was still somewhat busy on a weekday night around 8 pm. we have to wait for about 20 minutes for a table. they have to drop down your name and phone number. they will text you when the table is ready. for those who are very concern about privacy and not willing to give their personal number to an unknown person at a restaurant, this may be an issue. They have seats along the conveyor belt near the entrance, probably for singles or smaller group of people. Then they have tables on the other side, overlooking the inside of the mall and the street. The staff are in general quite friendly and efficient. Their various aburi sushi are not bad at all. but we found those at project fish taste actually better. They displayed a certificate of quality from Ohat Foods at the entrance, which is an "intermedia wholesalers" as described on their website. a lot of their sushi comes in pieces of 3, like the signature oshi, kanzen set. so if you have 4 people and want to share and try all different types, you will have to order 2 sets. They do not offer hot sake at all. And for the Ginjo sake (chilled) that they have, they do not sell by bottle (what?!?!). You can only order it by glass, which is $10 each. Ouch. The black sesame cheesecake has no sesame taste. the sour lemon jelly might have overpowered the sesame flavor. We did not order the mochi but it passed by our table many times. They looked like those purchased from local supermarket like TnT. The way both deserts presented are not very appetizing. They look nothing like the photos on their website. They both looked like they are purchased from local store and dumped on a plate. They do not offer too many hot dishes. Choices for kids are limited too. The selling point for a lot of people could be the touch screen order system and the conveyor belt delivery. If you have been to Japan, you would know that it's nothing special. The novelty will wear off eventually and it will come down to the quality of the food. Unfortunately, we do not think it's up to par comparing it to the price they charge. Being in Yorkdale, they probably have to charge a premium to make up for the higher rent. By the way, there were food stains on the conveyor belt and they should have cleaned it more frequently. it's worth experiencing it once. but for high quality aburi sushi, there are other better and less expensive places like project fish in our opinion. read more

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Finally gave Tora a try after looking at the positive reviews. It was pretty decent the food just a bit over priced on some items. Staff was super friendly and helpful. As soon as I said it is our first time, our server was so eager to help us. I do recommend to try their special nigiri as you wouldn't find that in most sushi places. Even their aburi is perfectly torched but the baked scallop was a bit salty. The mochi dessert was a disappointment as well, had a very strong scent like perfume. Could've been just that day but other than that, it was a very good experience. Would definitely come back. read more

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I had such a good experience here, and absolutely loved it! We were hesitant at first to go to Tora because of how pricey we heard others say it was. But for our anniversary, we decided to treat ourselves anyways. The selection of menu items and service of the restaurant was so good, and the conveyor belt was just an added bonus. We didn't find this place to be gimmicky or anything. They offer alot of fish flown in straight from Japan, so for that price its definitely worth! read more

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Came by today for lunch and had a fantastic experience. I'm a fan of Miku and the chain but never had the chance to come try this location. They observe all the covid protocols and it starts downstairs before you even enter the restaurant, in the walkway to the elevator from street level, in the elevator, at the check in desk, ensuring contact tracing info, and tables are widely spaced out. Manager was conversational and friendly and provided a nice intro to the restaurant concept. Loved the sleek modern interior with spacious booths and Japanese rock music. Everything you need is brought to your table before the start of the meal. Ordering is a breeze as it is automated with the iPad and the food items are bought to your table automatically. It's a high speed runway for sushi!! Dishes are wizzing by with a quiet purr of the conveyor belt. It's a fun experience to order and watch the food arrive. We tried the bluefin tuna, salmon sashimi, prawn roll, chopped scallops nigiri, premium edo scallop nigiri. Very nice selection of cold and hot appetizers, I liked the cucumber kimchi, crispy gyoza, Brussels sprouts, beef sashimi salad, yam fries and the entree beef sukiyaki was a good portion. Sashimi was fresh and aburi spot on and small dishes expertly paired in the style of Miku. For dessert we tried the black sesame cheesecake and it was nicely done with yuzu jam and crunch. Overall premium sushi experience and wonderful addition to the Miku chain. See you next time! read more

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I admit I've had some expectations, having dined in many conveyor belt sushi establishments in Japan. Let's start by understanding, that this place has nothing in common with what you'd find in Japan - this is more like a robo-sushi place, where you order things on a tablet (much like what you'd find in many AYCE places in the GTA), and they come to you on a cute conveyor like thing (only for your table). This is decidedly cute, but given the price and the taste, I've felt like the value for money definitely wasn't there. Won't repeat. read more

Amazing service, delicious tastes, and a lovely modern sleek interior. We've been coming here for more than 3 years now, and can proudly say without a doubt we are always satisfied. read more

I was honestly so disappointed coming here... service wasn't great and it would've been better if food was good but it was only decent... kind of just threw off the whole experience. Ended up getting the bill and going elsewhere for more food... read more

We were pleasantly surprised. The ambiance is nice, the staff is professional, the food is great. The price will run you around $50 a person give or take on the extras like drinks etc but you will leave thinking this is fair trade for how the food tastes. So this was a last minute decision because we were working on a project in the area, and I must say, as a guy who didn't want to go but went with the group, I was glad I went. I was pleasantly surprised. Now I'm new to the Sushi world and had to order based on the recommendations of my colleagues but anything with salmon or scallops makes me happy and i cant ask for more than that. read more