Sushi T & T

Never judge a book by its cover — this is my favourite sushi spot in Ajax. The sushi is always fresh and you have the option to choose from the menu or all you can eat. The green dragon roll is my personal fave minus the tobiko (fish eggs). Yeah its not the best looking place but you are not eating the furniture so who cares as long as its clean. Try it, you won’t be disappointed.

This is my second visit to tnt. And both times i had a good experience. The food was delicious, i do recommend the kamikaze rolls and the bbq mackerel. also the spicy tuna had some kick to it.
I dont really have anything negative to say. The place it self seems outdated but thats what makes it one of those hidden gems in ajax. This is my new go to spot when iam in the neighborhood

The food here is really good but as of lately they have been turning up the prices causing me to explore other options.

The worst service I have ever experienced in my life.
(I’m not even being dramatic)
I have gone to Sushi T & T for years and after my last experience, I will never set foot in that place again. This is unfortunate because the sushi is relatively good and close to my house.
When I arrived the waitress who usually wears a frown was in an even worse mood. She reached over us, yelled at us to move the sushi onto one plate so she could clear that table, and told us we had to be out of our table in a half an hour even though that was never stated anywhere. She was extremely abrasive and made us feel dumb for asking her questions. I gave her a small tip because I was not satisfied. When I was leaving she yelled across the counter «you leave me a bad tip? next time you can get your own dishes». It was mortifying.
I give it two stars because the sushi is good, but only go if you are prepared to be treated like a 5-​year-​old.

They used to be great but have gone downhill in the last year. There has been a serious decline (now just a tiny scrap) in how much seafood the put in their rolls, whomever is making the rolls does a terrible job as they are far too loose and they use way too much tempura to name a few things. They have now lost a weekly customer! I will give Makimono and Sushi Mountain a try.

Best sushi I’ve had in Ajax. I mostly go to Toronto for good sushi but when lazy, this place does the job. great take out service. skip the all you can eat and go for the a la carte menu.

The 5 stars is for the server that took care of the whole restaurant on her own. We had reservations for a large group on a Friday night. They were busy without us being there, but she took care of everything. She kept full bottles of water on the tables, removed empty plates and brought us our many plates of food. She was constantly communicating with the sushi chefs being the counter, walking at the speed of light and even answering the phone. I was absolutely floored at the level of service 1 person could provide to so many people.
We were all impressed!

Was looking for a new sushi spot in Pickering/​Ajax after moving into the area. Came across Sushi T&T. The place is small, and outdated but the food was good! I’m not too picky when it comes to sushi because I do not eat sashimi. I like the cooked sushi rolls — egg, shrimp, tempura rolls, all satisfied my sushi craving. The service was pretty fast, even though they were full. Will return.

We drove by and thought it was sketchy. it looks a bit run down from the outside, beside an adult video store, etc. We knew that dinner was $ 24.99 AYCE on a weekend since we saw it on the website, but well worth the price! Great selection on the menu and really tasty. It gets really crowded on weekends in seems, sine they can only seat about 40 people and the door just kept opening. There was only one waitress, but she was incredible. running around to every table, doing takeout orders and cash all with a smile on her face. Our new sushi spot in Ajax.

Hubs and I tend to have regular spots for sushi in certain areas in Toronto… we never had one in Ajax until now. Of all the sushi places I’ve tried in our hood this place is the most memorable for yum. The items we ordered were fresh and tasty. It’s one of the few places where I found the tuna to satisfy my craving. A tad pricey for AYCE compared to others I’ve been, but if I want my sushi fix I will go here. My fave is the spicy salmon roll. Even their kitchen menu is pretty good too. This is the first AYCE sushi restaurant I’ve been to that has not ‘forgotten’ an order that I can remember. The last few times I’ve been to others there have been at least one menu item that never ad it to our table.
If ambience and modern restaurant décor is your thing don’t come here. But if you want good sushi that’s not in Toronto I recommend this place.

This place is a scam! The restaurant didn’t advertise their price. The only place we could find a price was on their takeout menu — it reads $ 19.99 per person for dinner. When we got out bill, we were charged $ 24.99 per person for dinner.
Horrible service as well! The waitress frowns and raise her tone when she talks to you, as if you were stupid.
Missing soy sauce and wasabi. They didn’t bring it until we’ve asked.
There were not enough plates; we had to take the one from the table beside ours.
Would never recommend!

So I’d read some reviews and we happened to be in the area so thought we’d stop in. The outside looked promising (I actually thought it might be run by Japanese people, so got excited). Sadly, it wasn’t to be. It was busy and loud. Small place but clean. The service was fine. The bathroom walls sadly need a fresh coat of bright paint — the restaurant décor is fine but when you walk into the women’s washroom, you feel like you’ve entered into some other grimy business. As far as food — the scallops were what you’d find in most average Japanese restaurants downtown, the tempura was hot and fresh, so that was nice. Nothing was terrible, just not really any different from what a larger (and cheaper $ 15.99 for lunch with no sashimi? Really?) place would offer. I wish half stars were an option so I could give this place 2.5 stars.

Went back recently and the quality has declined. I typically find that AYCE places serve cooked food first because it makes you more full earlier on (sodium laden foods). TNT is no different. Quality has declined 3.5/stars

If you like cooked rolls this place is ok. The price is reasonable and compared to what else is in ajax its descent.
However if you are looking for sashimi or anything other than salmon. This place will not satisfy your craving. If you want a few rolls, seaweed salad. And some tempura and enjoy dipping your food in sauces you will like the food.
Service was friendly and fast. The ambience is not one you want if you are trying to press someone.

Seeing how good the reviews are, we’ve decided to give this place a try. We’ve ordered party tray. Worst decision ever. This place is not even comparable to an average Japanese restaurants in GTA.
Fish was not fresh and had no texture. Portions were small (ordered a 3 people party tray for 2 of us and we were still hungry by the end of it). What made it worse — FOOD POISONING!
I’m very surprised how great reviews are for this place — price was average, food was bad, portion was small. Will I come back? That’s definitely a no.

My experience at T&T Sushi is a 4.5 star. I am so sorry I have to deduct half a star because of the «a little bit» outdated interior décor and «can be better» service. However, the small restaurant is kept clean with comfortable seating.
We were at Ajax on a Saturday and wondering where to have our dinner. The Unilocal app becomes very handy whenever I am so lost in looking for a place to eat. T&T Sushi got very good reviews and we haven’t had Japanese food for quite a while, we decided to try.
Glad we went there. No regret. We haven’t had such good quality AYCA sushi rolls and tempuras for a long time. The yum roll and the spicy tuna roll are both amazing. The sashimi is fresh as well. Green tea, pops and ice tea, various kinds of ice cream are all included in the AYCA menu. Dinner at $ 24.99 each for adult on weekends is a fair price for real quality food.
The service was not too attentive but I would not blame as the place was quite busy and there was only one woman serving the whole place. Once order was placed, the food, actually, came fast.
The ladies washroom was nothing fancy but kept very clean and tidy. Heard that the men’s room was a little small though lol.
It is worth going back again for sure! Next time, I’ll try the lunch.

Good sushi quick service the waitress isn’t the most friendly but that’s not what you’re there for. always seems to be clean. A bit cramped when they get busy. Parking behind the building but not a lot

Below average — average sushi restaurant from my experiences. I’m actually never going back to eat there again. The staff makes the experience very poor & undesirable. The prices are higher than a lot of other places for some reason too. I definitely would not recommend this place to anybody. You constantly need to tell/​remind your waiter/​waitress of food/​drink that you haven’t received. As I stated previously, the waiters/​waitresses there are rude and unpleasant to deal with. As for food quality: depending on what you order, you will get some decent food. But overall the quality of food is poor.

T & T Sushi is hands down the best place for sushi in Durham. I have been coming here for the past five years and they have maintained the quality of their food. Sushi is all about the rice and the way in which it is seasoned and kept. Where many places use lower quality rice and make their rolls and sushi thick to make people full faster, T & T focuses on the taste and flavor. You end up eating less but leave feeling more satisfied. If you do AYCE, please be patient and considerate especially when the restaurant is full.
Also as a business, I have seen them constantly improve and re-​invest back into the business like paving the parking lot, improving the restaurant, etc. I will always support local family-​owned and ran business over the franchise chains.

From the outside, it looks like a bait and tackle shop in a dilapidated town. Thank goodness for Unilocal as seeing is believing so as my bestie and I drove behind the resto to park we were encouraged by the nice cars that were parked. We arrived during AYCE lunch for $ 14.99. I must say that the quality is quite good. The service is prompt. The furnishings are definitely a bit run down and the ladies room left a lot to be desired. (Watch out for the gap in the floor when you step in: p)
However, the experience was cheap, delicious and cheerful. The highlights were the shrimp and okra tempura, salmon sushi, dynamite roll, deep fried scallops and shrimp skewers. They were all fresh tasting and textbook good. The tempura was quite exceptional and is up to par with the best ones that I have had. Light, airy and flavourful batter. The misses were the chicken kaarage (too dry) and spider roll (where’s the soft shell crab?).
Notwithstanding the misses for the value I would definitely come back to this place if I am ever back in the area. I could just imagine that the a la carte menu would be just as good.