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Favorite Sushi places in the GTA

lets make a master list of all the good/cheap sushi places in the gta:

Richmond Hill has a great place i went to today with my girlfriend, called SAN Sushi (i think), it's on Major Mac... we got 24 pieces of sushi/sashimi/rolls + 18 extra rolls of spicy salmon for $33

Brampton has a good all you can eat called 168, on Kennedy and Steels and it's about $18 a head...and they have everything. i've been to a few all you can eat places that don't have a lot of selection, but this place has a ton of selection.

Milton has a few i've been to, all in the same area of HWY 25 and Steels, prices aren't great, but SUSHI GO has good quality.

There was a place in scarborough that i used to go to called UMI sushi but i think that place has since closed down.

i really like tomo sushi in Richmond Hill

Sushi Kaji
860 The Queensway

Thornhill has Hockey Sushi and now Maki.

Woodbridge has Koganei.

Not sure if Japango is still around but that used to be a great place downtown.

And obviously there's Echo in North York if you want AYCE.

Pretty sure this thread is a dupe.

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Originally posted by rT19 i really like tomo sushi in Richmond Hill Sushi Kaji 860 The Queensway

Tomo is great!!
best place in the GTA in my opinion
not cheap though

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Originally posted by VolumE_TO Tomo is great!!

i just read some reviews of this place and i really want to check it out now.

im not big on sushi (i prefer teppanyaki) so i dont know any good places but i hear blowfish and nami are really good.

Koganei is really good but can get pricey.

Another good place in Woodbridge is Makimono. Great all you can eat sushi.

Sakura Sushi in Maple
Best all you can eat.
2563 Major Mackenzie Road

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Originally posted by Fuertez Another good place in Woodbridge is Makimono. Great all you can eat sushi.

Interesting, I've looked around quite a bit for sushi in that area but haven't heard of this place. Where is it?

the best sushi place is at this shop near pacific mall. Its a small restaurant i cant remember what its called. The sushi there is amazing.. Its a bit expensive though. Tomo sushi is alright. I had a bad experience with the white tuna before but the chef has ever since redeemed my trust in them. The otoro is great there.

Once you eat at a nice sushi place you can never go back to all you can eat. You;ll realise how garbage it is.

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Originally posted by chinamon im not big on sushi (i prefer teppanyaki) so i dont know any good places but i hear blowfish and nami are really good.

best tepanyaki is katsura at the prince hotel.

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Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit best tepanyaki is katsura at the prince hotel.

i like benihana at the royal york hotel

edit: i just looked at the menu for katsura and i wanna try their wagyu teppanyaki

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Originally posted by DigiNut Interesting, I've looked around quite a bit for sushi in that area but haven't heard of this place. Where is it?

Really close to Koganei. In the same plaza as the Toys'r'us. My fiancee and i didn't think it would compare to Koganei but it's really good. They actually have a big green sign by the Chapters on Hwy 7.

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Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit Once you eat at a nice sushi place you can never go back to all you can eat. You;ll realise how garbage it is.

I don't know about that. It's like saying that once you've eaten at Dangerous Dan's or the Golden Star, you can't go back to McDick's. Sure I can. The high-priced a la carte/omakase places are obviously much better but that's why they should be reserved for special occasions!

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Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit Once you eat at a nice sushi place you can never go back to all you can eat. You;ll realise how garbage it is.

there are some decent all-you-can-eat places but the fish is mediocre at best. quality fish costs more so they can never serve that at all-you-can-eat.... unless they charge you $120. lol

I've had expensive sushi and all you can eat..there are some really good ayce's that have compared to the expensive shit or sometimes better..

At the end of the day, I'm sure a lot of these restaurants deal with the same suppliers.

Sushi City in Woodbridge
All you can eat lunch for $12 & dinner under $20

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Originally posted by gummybear At the end of the day, I'm sure a lot of these restaurants deal with the same suppliers.

same suppliers doesnt necessarily mean same fish. they could have many different grades.

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Originally posted by junkie_vince Sushi City in Woodbridge All you can eat lunch for $12 & dinner under $20

Is it ever busy there? I went there a few times then found Makimono.

AJI SAI SUSHI!
it's the BEST all u can eat place north of Toronto... Soooo good
try their signature roll, "aji sai sushi"... FTW!
located at bayview just south of hwy 7

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Originally posted by junkie_vince Sushi City in Woodbridge All you can eat lunch for $12 & dinner under $20

vince, what was the name of the place we went to in woodbridge a few years ago for fab's birthday? the all you can eat place near martingrove. that place was alright.

Japango on Dundas and Elizabeth

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Originally posted by Fuertez Is it ever busy there? I went there a few times then found Makimono.

No not busy at all but I usually go for lunch so im not sure about later in the day

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Originally posted by chinamon vince, what was the name of the place we went to in woodbridge a few years ago for fab's birthday? the all you can eat place near martingrove. that place was alright.

Akita Sushi. The place used to be pretty good but it really sucks now. Both the service & quality have gone downhill.

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Originally posted by junkie_vince Akita Sushi. The place used to be pretty good but it really sucks now. Both the service & quality have gone downhill.

thats too bad. there is still echo.

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Originally posted by dgame Japango on Dundas and Elizabeth

Very good place. Go for the Omakase.

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Originally posted by DigiNut I don't know about that. It's like saying that once you've eaten at Dangerous Dan's or the Golden Star, you can't go back to McDick's. Sure I can. The high-priced a la carte/omakase places are obviously much better but that's why they should be reserved for special occasions!

yea i understand the logic.. imay have been a bit harsh on my words. I will never eat white tuna, hamachi, makerel, uni at all you can eat.

you can't really go that wrong with salmon.

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