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Easygoing option, one of a local chain, known for choice sushi, plus Korean & Japanese cooking.
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Address: 33 St Joseph St, Toronto, ON M4Y 1J8, Canada
Phone: +1 416-513-0002
Website: https://tokyosushitoronto.com/
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33 St Joseph St, Toronto, ON M4Y 1J8; (416) 513-0002. Take Out / Catering … Sunday: Closed. 2024 © Tokyo Sushi. Designed & developed by Mozaic Creative Inc.
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Larissa Patterson
This is not our usual sushi spot, but we decided to try it out last month and… WOW! The food was delicious. I was also able to get gluten-friendly soya sauce. Bonus… their soft drinks are served in cans. My dining companions enjoyed their meals as well. The service was efficient and friendly. Would definitely go back!
… moreMaral Vafaei
It is a cozy nice Japanese food store. We visited here around 8:30 pm on a Friday night. The service was really nice specially a lady who seemed to be the store owner. We wanted to order sushi but they saud it’s gonna take 30min or more so we ended up getting Chicken Katsu Don and salmon teryaki don. They were okay, nothing very special. The lady later explained kindly that their sushi chef was not on shift at that time. She ended up giving us some chocolate after finishing which was really nice.
Atmosphere was nice but a bit hot in there.
… moreAtmosphere was nice but a bit hot in there.
Yifei Wang
I had a very unpleasant experience here today, feeling disrespected, mistreated, and even discriminated.
I’ve been to this restaurant a few times before with friends, and the staff were always friendly, which left me with a very good impression and I recommended this place to a lot of people around me. However, when I came by myself today, the experience was completely different.
Even though I was eating quite quickly (I was only there for about 20 minutes from the time I sat down, while many others around me stayed much longer), the staff repeatedly asked if I was done. At one point, an employee even brought me the bill without me asking for it. After I paid (and tipped), I planned to sit for a few more minutes while replying to some messages on my phone, but they asked again, “Are you done?” which clearly implied that they wanted me to leave.
I ended up getting up and leaving immediately because I felt very disappointed and didn’t want to spend another second there.
I also noticed there was no line outside and the restaurant was not close to closing time, so I don’t understand why they were being so impatient. If there was a reason, such as a reservation or time limit, they could have simply communicated that to me, and I would have been completely understanding.
So I’m not sure if this restaurant doesn’t welcome solo diners or if there were other reasons for how I was treated. Either way, I only wanted to enjoy the food and a quiet moment to myself, but instead I felt rushed and disrespected. I was also clearly treated very differently from other customers there today who came in pairs or groups.
It’s a shame because the food is genuinely good and I had been a loyal customer before, but this experience really ruined my mood and made me not want to come back again.
… moreI’ve been to this restaurant a few times before with friends, and the staff were always friendly, which left me with a very good impression and I recommended this place to a lot of people around me. However, when I came by myself today, the experience was completely different.
Even though I was eating quite quickly (I was only there for about 20 minutes from the time I sat down, while many others around me stayed much longer), the staff repeatedly asked if I was done. At one point, an employee even brought me the bill without me asking for it. After I paid (and tipped), I planned to sit for a few more minutes while replying to some messages on my phone, but they asked again, “Are you done?” which clearly implied that they wanted me to leave.
I ended up getting up and leaving immediately because I felt very disappointed and didn’t want to spend another second there.
I also noticed there was no line outside and the restaurant was not close to closing time, so I don’t understand why they were being so impatient. If there was a reason, such as a reservation or time limit, they could have simply communicated that to me, and I would have been completely understanding.
So I’m not sure if this restaurant doesn’t welcome solo diners or if there were other reasons for how I was treated. Either way, I only wanted to enjoy the food and a quiet moment to myself, but instead I felt rushed and disrespected. I was also clearly treated very differently from other customers there today who came in pairs or groups.
It’s a shame because the food is genuinely good and I had been a loyal customer before, but this experience really ruined my mood and made me not want to come back again.
JePH
We love supporting local, and Tokyo Sushi has become one of our favorite go-to spots. The food here is always fresh and beautifully presented — you can really tell they put care into every roll and sashimi plate. The portions are just right, and the flavors are always consistent, which is something we really appreciate.
The staff are friendly, polite, and always make you feel welcome whether you’re dining in or taking out. The place has a simple, cozy atmosphere that makes you want to come back again and again. It’s clear they take pride in what they do, and it shows in both the quality of the food and the service.
We’re happy to keep supporting this local gem — Tokyo Sushi truly deserves the love from the community!
… moreThe staff are friendly, polite, and always make you feel welcome whether you’re dining in or taking out. The place has a simple, cozy atmosphere that makes you want to come back again and again. It’s clear they take pride in what they do, and it shows in both the quality of the food and the service.
We’re happy to keep supporting this local gem — Tokyo Sushi truly deserves the love from the community!
isabela villanoy
My sister and I had one of the best Japanese sushi experiences here. The quality of food is excellent, sushi and salmon are fresh, and the staff are so friendly and warm. We came during Halloween so they even gave us candy! They made sure we even had cold water before we left. Will definitely come back ☺️❤️ Special thank you to Jenny for being so friendly and welcoming! ❤️
… moreJun Hee Lee
Love the food here! All the seafood options are so fresh and flavourful. Amazing service as well. absolutely one of my favourite sushi places in Toronto. Must try the sashimi don here cuz you cannot find a better 회덮밥 anywhere else
… moreCeline Xu
I have high expectations by seeing the reviews. However I am a bit disappointed by the food quality. It was okay in general. However the shrimp on sushi was not fresh I can tell it has been stored for long time or not stored properly by the terrible taste. The Service was good. Staff were very nice. Only the owner needs to improve the food quality and freshness .
… moreAxyzen
Scallops and one piece of salmon is not very fresh, just on the line of edible. Since the salmon are fatty and the uni sashimi I have later is much better, the food here still worth four out of five overall. One little thing I need to mention is they don’t serve salads with the order like other sushi house nearby I went to.
… moreOzzy
After having one of those days where you don’t really eat much and have a million things to do and you reach the point where your ribcage is physically aching because you’ve been on your feet too long without anything to eat, everything you’re hearing is not registering and now you’re so irritable you just want to sit down and swallow heaps of good food?
That’s where I found myself before settling in to Tokyo Sushi. I walked in at past 5pm on a Friday and was seated immediately. The server was incredibly sweet to me (she carded me not knowing I was well past the legal drinking age, and apologized several times – skincare works folks!) and was also incredibly courteous to the annoying 20-something girls seated next to me wondering why the platter they ordered well past everyone else was taking so long and other’s were eating before them.
I got a Sapporo, which was a little pricier than I thought was needed (~10$) but it was the tall boy can so I didn’t mind as much, but if you’re going I don’t think beer is really needed.
I ordered the chicken karaage for 11$, and it was 6 nugget sized pieces of chicken – they were hot, crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. Delightful, but not really needed.
For my main I ordered the Salmon and Tuna Donburi, which comes with miso soup (~28) and stupidly also got the 3 piece salmon sashimi (~9$). If you’re caught between a bowl and a sushi platter, rest assured that if its filling and fish you’re after the Don will do.
It was a lot of fish, but all of it was fresh, thick and delicious slabs of it. I was surprised how fast I ate the bowl (speaking as already a very fast eater), and one special detail was the rice was not the hard, nib-let kind of sushi rice you may be used to but warm, soft and fluffy which made every bite with soy sauce and ginger as good as the one before.
Overall, I have no complaints about the food, it’s pricier but the quality shows and if I hadn’t gotten the beer, sashimi and extra karaage I would’ve rated it 5 stars.
… moreThat’s where I found myself before settling in to Tokyo Sushi. I walked in at past 5pm on a Friday and was seated immediately. The server was incredibly sweet to me (she carded me not knowing I was well past the legal drinking age, and apologized several times – skincare works folks!) and was also incredibly courteous to the annoying 20-something girls seated next to me wondering why the platter they ordered well past everyone else was taking so long and other’s were eating before them.
I got a Sapporo, which was a little pricier than I thought was needed (~10$) but it was the tall boy can so I didn’t mind as much, but if you’re going I don’t think beer is really needed.
I ordered the chicken karaage for 11$, and it was 6 nugget sized pieces of chicken – they were hot, crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. Delightful, but not really needed.
For my main I ordered the Salmon and Tuna Donburi, which comes with miso soup (~28) and stupidly also got the 3 piece salmon sashimi (~9$). If you’re caught between a bowl and a sushi platter, rest assured that if its filling and fish you’re after the Don will do.
It was a lot of fish, but all of it was fresh, thick and delicious slabs of it. I was surprised how fast I ate the bowl (speaking as already a very fast eater), and one special detail was the rice was not the hard, nib-let kind of sushi rice you may be used to but warm, soft and fluffy which made every bite with soy sauce and ginger as good as the one before.
Overall, I have no complaints about the food, it’s pricier but the quality shows and if I hadn’t gotten the beer, sashimi and extra karaage I would’ve rated it 5 stars.
Evelyn Wang
A really tasty restaurant! I stopped by after class for a bowl of spicy salmon don and it totally made my day! The sashimi was super fresh and the flavor was great. The girls working there were all so nice too~
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