The best sushi in Toronto

“Not a huge sushi guy and even I loved it”

“Sushi Kaji, he’s almost done and going back to japan, give him his flowers already”

“Sushi Momo is an experience. Not like just ordering veg options at a regular sushi place. Creative and absolutely delicious”

“For sushi and tacos that are both done exceptionally well the haam or it's sister restaurant saku”

“I get finfish sushi at Shinobu on Yonge North of Lawrence. I like it a lot.”

“Oroshi Fish Co - abandon the dine in requirement”

“Go for their unagi roll, best eel sushi i had.”

“Iruka Sushi is just across the street, almost as good at half the price”

“Run by a really lovely couple and they make everything to order.”

“the best sushi I've had in Toronto was at Yasu on Harbourd”

“Party tray E no spicy, no tempura bits. Makes it a lot better since everything isn’t covered with sauce and makes the fish flavor pop”

“Exceptional quality fish and very friendly service. Totally worth the drive or subway from downtown.”

“Outstanding sushi and great atmosphere. Best in its class for the price point.”

“Sushi = Japango (a bit pricey, but their lunch specials knock roughly $10 off their dinner items)”

“One of very few sushi places that's ever come close to tasting like sushi I've had in Tokyo.”

“gurume sushi ties with august 8 (the fish is definitely fresh) but I love the yam rolls from gurume sushi”

“yuzuki for $$ sushi”

“My girlfriend and I love Kung Fu sushi! I think it’s a little bit above 30 but rolls are pretty good”

“Some of the best sushi in the city, and I will die on that hill.”

“one of the delicious and reasonably priced sushi you can get in the city”

“For that price, I’d rather go to Zen Kyoto and grab a set of rolls, or a don.”

“Without a question, Aoyama is sushi as it is served in Japan.”

“I also like Sushi Gen at Yonge and St Clair they have really good sushi”

“I love sushi inn in Yorkville. Their spicy salmon maki’s have such a unique sauce”

“Echo Sushi in Midtown is great”

“I’ve been to all of these as a celiac and really good for gf and allergies generally”

“It’s very much a quality vs quantity comparison between these two places. I appreciate both”

“Kingyo fisherman market”

“there is also the sushi spot near machino doughnuts ( Dundas & Bloor)”

“Zenku - best takeout sushi in the area, a bit on the pricier side but totally worth it”

“you’re not going to get any drastically better sushi here vs Miku or Minami in van”

“Taros East end: Yanagi, AKO”

“We love this place because they have some more rare fish and Korean dishes (hwaedupbap!). Well priced for the quality”

“Ichiban Sushi on Hwy 7 was incredible the one time I visited”

“Toto Sushi on coxwell is so good.”

“Sushi Ya (walking distance from the Delta IIRC) is a nice sushi experience but not expensive”

“One bite of raw fish with rice is simply an “anti-depressive” meal! It's so delicious”

“Gonoe Sushi and Matsuda Japanese Cuisine, which have some nice lunch deals for Sushi.”

“VIPS sushi”

“Shoushin and Shizuku both have kohada too if you are looking for it”

“Nami is one of the original sushi places in Toronto, and is remarkably consistent.”

“for nigiri, I love TORA at Yorkdale. The scallop nigiri, salt-lemon scallop nigiri, and chopped scallop gunkan are all so good.”

“Excellent shari and it was slightly warmer compared to may other places I’ve been to in the city.”

“the value is incredible, pcs were large and it was better than most low/mid-ranre restaurants”

“Ja bistro has great sushi and Japanese plates and wont break the bank like some omakase spots.”

“Quality is 10/10 and service is amazing. Definitely coming back!”

“It might be one of the best balance of price and quality. It's just a dependable spot that doesn't break the bank.”

“Hello Nori has two happy hours. I prefer their night one.”

“The oshi at Aburi was excellent the one time I had it there.”

“the haam or it's sister restaurant saku (saku is much easier to get into)”