I tried the 'all you can eat' option. It was very good. A little bit pricey, so you have to go with a good appetite to get your money's worth. The food is good, I preferred the special sushis rather than the common ones. They are relatively fast with bringing appetizers, but the sushi takes a little longer, altough not so much to be annoying. Good recommendation.
Kevin Perl
Staff are veru very friendly and attentive. Food is great. The Walnut Shrimp was delicious
Stephanie Lo
Not the best experience today, which is too bad considering it's always been my go to place for sushi when I'm at the office. I ordered it online and was asked to provide a tip and it's preset to 20% but you can change it manually. My food was ready sitting on the table but no one was at the reception. I did see sushi chefs a few feet away from me but didn't make eye contact so I picked up the food and walked out without any interaction with any staff. The rolls were medicore, almost falling apart and the lettuce in my salad was brown so it was disappointing.
Filip Hasson
A good all you can eat sushi place. After tax and tip comes out to about $50.The cheese wontons here are spectacular, salmon sushi and sashimi were also very good. A little disappointed by the spicy Salmon roll, way too many tempura bits and not enough salmon made it hard to eat as it just tasted greasy. However the spicy tuna roll was good just could have used more tuna as well.Other items that stood out were a delicious shrimp tempura, and chicken "nugget" which was a tasty karaage. the chicken yakitori was outstanding the beef one just ok.I will definitely be back to fushimi
Sri
We opted for an all you can eat menu. the food was not tasty, most the of the menu we got was bland, the rolls were not rolled properly. We did have a couple of dishes from the menu that tasted good but majority of them were not good not even the sushi.
Meera Sathaye
Friendly staff, fast service and fresh food, only downside is less variety on the dinner buffet as compared to other ayce sushi buffets.
Ishrat Huque
They're pretty good. Sometimes I feel the staff are in such a rush that they neglect you a bit. Price and food selection is good, I feel portions are also decently large for the concept.
Joel L
Probably one of the best AYCE places in town. The nigiri sushi is near perfect; right amount of fish and almost warm rice. I know there are many nearby but if you are ever in downtown Toronto, walk to church and find this gem. I’m so glad they kept up the same menu items and quality from the chefs. Out of control, crazy salmon and Alaska rolls are my favs here. They have definitely gone up in price due to inflation but they are still not as expensive as others and still give you enough food while looking still fresh/creative.
Malik V
My friends and I used to go here for pride every year, this year I decided to celebrate my birthday here (may) and, nevermind that the food quality had sunk to an all time low here, but on MY day a waitress here decided to give me a lot of attitude and made a huge fuss over a drink (i asked for a sprite, it tasted bad, i asked for a ginger ale, she didn't want to change it) she was extremely rude and lied about a manager not being available to speak to me. We ordered our food and the food took over 40 minutes the first time and after complaining about it (very quietly and aside from the table) she kept arguing with me and making excuses for the food taking another 20 minutes to come to our table (second order AFTER waiting over 40 mins for the first order). I finally spoke to someone that wasn't the manager but she translated for a Chinese man that didn't speak English or seemed to care about what was happening. Eventually they took off an outraging $10.00 off my bill (which I thought was insulting) and we left hungry, upset and craving sushi. Now our group is torn because some of us STILL wish we could do our pride ayce sushi at fushimi and the occasional lunch (we used to go here at least once a month) but this pride we dont really wanna go anywhere else and we definitely are scared to go back to fushimi and give it another chance. Thanks for ruining not only my birthday but a long standing tradition for our group of friends.
Dominic Page
My first time but definitely not the last. Fresh and tasty sushi. Lots of options and great presentation. Service and atmosphere received 4/5 because they were both good but nothing that would rate a 5. The food was definitely worth a 5/5. Looking forward to my next visit
I really love this place. The sushi (the out of control roll in particular) is always amazing. If you're looking for a good trusty sushi place in the village - this place is it
Clam
Decent AYCE sushi place. There isn't much variety compared to other AYCE places. The cooked food is better than the fish. The walnut shrimp was pretty tasty. The fish quality is okay for Toronto standards, not great but not bad either. The tempura was horrible. The batter was too thick. The beef cubes were bland and chewy. Washrooms are inclusive with individual stalls and a shared sink. For the price of 50pp, I would probably go to KaKa instead.
Chantell H
I love that they have all you can eat, the food is good the service good
Gabs S
Good sushi. Been coming here for years. Food is fresh and good. Good atmosphere. Not too crowded. All you can eat sushi is my go to because you can eat and eat until you are ready to burst. Great place. Will visit again ofcourse.
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All you can eat features fresh fish and steady service. I try various types of rolls and always go back to the salmon maki, dynamite roll, and rainbow roll. Tempura is crisp and the temperature is served hot. One day I will try the torched options. Lunch menu doesn’t have sashimi, but it’s pretty filling without noodles or soups.In a pinch, I return to this lunch menu and I usually am quite satisfied without adding fried rice or noodles.If you are looking to sample the range of items available, I suggest miso soup, fried tofu and edamame.It is a good idea to order small quantities or to sample a variety of items. I rarely have left overs and I try to leave room for green tea ice cream.The renovations here during the last year made a huge difference to the atmosphere.AYCE lunch $40AYCE diner $50
I tried the 'all you can eat' option. It was very good. A little bit pricey, so you have to go with a good appetite to get your money's worth. The food is good, I preferred the special sushis rather than the common ones. They are relatively fast with bringing appetizers, but the sushi takes a little longer, altough not so much to be annoying. Good recommendation.
Staff are veru very friendly and attentive. Food is great. The Walnut Shrimp was delicious
Not the best experience today, which is too bad considering it's always been my go to place for sushi when I'm at the office. I ordered it online and was asked to provide a tip and it's preset to 20% but you can change it manually. My food was ready sitting on the table but no one was at the reception. I did see sushi chefs a few feet away from me but didn't make eye contact so I picked up the food and walked out without any interaction with any staff. The rolls were medicore, almost falling apart and the lettuce in my salad was brown so it was disappointing.
A good all you can eat sushi place. After tax and tip comes out to about $50.The cheese wontons here are spectacular, salmon sushi and sashimi were also very good. A little disappointed by the spicy Salmon roll, way too many tempura bits and not enough salmon made it hard to eat as it just tasted greasy. However the spicy tuna roll was good just could have used more tuna as well.Other items that stood out were a delicious shrimp tempura, and chicken "nugget" which was a tasty karaage. the chicken yakitori was outstanding the beef one just ok.I will definitely be back to fushimi
We opted for an all you can eat menu. the food was not tasty, most the of the menu we got was bland, the rolls were not rolled properly. We did have a couple of dishes from the menu that tasted good but majority of them were not good not even the sushi.
Friendly staff, fast service and fresh food, only downside is less variety on the dinner buffet as compared to other ayce sushi buffets.
They're pretty good. Sometimes I feel the staff are in such a rush that they neglect you a bit. Price and food selection is good, I feel portions are also decently large for the concept.
Probably one of the best AYCE places in town. The nigiri sushi is near perfect; right amount of fish and almost warm rice. I know there are many nearby but if you are ever in downtown Toronto, walk to church and find this gem. I’m so glad they kept up the same menu items and quality from the chefs. Out of control, crazy salmon and Alaska rolls are my favs here. They have definitely gone up in price due to inflation but they are still not as expensive as others and still give you enough food while looking still fresh/creative.
My friends and I used to go here for pride every year, this year I decided to celebrate my birthday here (may) and, nevermind that the food quality had sunk to an all time low here, but on MY day a waitress here decided to give me a lot of attitude and made a huge fuss over a drink (i asked for a sprite, it tasted bad, i asked for a ginger ale, she didn't want to change it) she was extremely rude and lied about a manager not being available to speak to me. We ordered our food and the food took over 40 minutes the first time and after complaining about it (very quietly and aside from the table) she kept arguing with me and making excuses for the food taking another 20 minutes to come to our table (second order AFTER waiting over 40 mins for the first order). I finally spoke to someone that wasn't the manager but she translated for a Chinese man that didn't speak English or seemed to care about what was happening. Eventually they took off an outraging $10.00 off my bill (which I thought was insulting) and we left hungry, upset and craving sushi. Now our group is torn because some of us STILL wish we could do our pride ayce sushi at fushimi and the occasional lunch (we used to go here at least once a month) but this pride we dont really wanna go anywhere else and we definitely are scared to go back to fushimi and give it another chance. Thanks for ruining not only my birthday but a long standing tradition for our group of friends.
My first time but definitely not the last. Fresh and tasty sushi. Lots of options and great presentation. Service and atmosphere received 4/5 because they were both good but nothing that would rate a 5. The food was definitely worth a 5/5. Looking forward to my next visit
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I really love this place. The sushi (the out of control roll in particular) is always amazing. If you're looking for a good trusty sushi place in the village - this place is it
Decent AYCE sushi place. There isn't much variety compared to other AYCE places. The cooked food is better than the fish. The walnut shrimp was pretty tasty. The fish quality is okay for Toronto standards, not great but not bad either. The tempura was horrible. The batter was too thick. The beef cubes were bland and chewy. Washrooms are inclusive with individual stalls and a shared sink. For the price of 50pp, I would probably go to KaKa instead.
I love that they have all you can eat, the food is good the service good
Good sushi. Been coming here for years. Food is fresh and good. Good atmosphere. Not too crowded. All you can eat sushi is my go to because you can eat and eat until you are ready to burst. Great place. Will visit again ofcourse.
All you can eat features fresh fish and steady service. I try various types of rolls and always go back to the salmon maki, dynamite roll, and rainbow roll. Tempura is crisp and the temperature is served hot. One day I will try the torched options. Lunch menu doesn’t have sashimi, but it’s pretty filling without noodles or soups.In a pinch, I return to this lunch menu and I usually am quite satisfied without adding fried rice or noodles.If you are looking to sample the range of items available, I suggest miso soup, fried tofu and edamame.It is a good idea to order small quantities or to sample a variety of items. I rarely have left overs and I try to leave room for green tea ice cream.The renovations here during the last year made a huge difference to the atmosphere.AYCE lunch $40AYCE diner $50
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