Inaka Sushi

Love this place! At least once per month and always good.

Amazing service and amazing food! Private booths provided, which is kind of cool. Defiantly give them a 5 star rating. Also, everyone at this location is super nice!

This place isn’t a dive, it’s just a bit dingy… but not in an unsanitary way.
The food here is good, very comparable to sushi in Toronto except the miso soup was a bit salty and the table top soy sauce was EXTREMELY salty!
Prices were OK, some things were a bit expensive compared to other sushi restaurants.
Service was very, very friendly! Each staff member including the sushi chef greeted us when we we walked through the front door!

Absolutly unexpected! Looks like a little dive but the food is great. I’m surprised to find such a good Japanese restaurant in a tiny village. The private booth seating is a plus and the staff are extremely friendly, not too mention the food is great. 10 minutes from Orangeville and 25 from Brampton,

We drove up to Forks Credit Rd. from Toronto on Victoria day to get out of the city and stumbled upon this place. Simply, this is one of the best sushi restaurants in the GTA.
Very inexpensive and very good quality. By Toronto standards it is ¹⁰⁄₁₀. By ultimate Tokyo standards it is a ⁶⁄₁₀. This is high praise in light of the mega bucks and Tsukiji restaurants I’ve eaten at.
Although not strictly Japanese, there is more authenticity in décor, procedure and food preparation than just about any other place in town. On a holiday the fish was fresh and tasty. They even had uni! I was shocked. The salmon was perfect and maguro very respectable.
I also had unagi don, gyoza, shrimp tempura. All above average. To top it off, the free house salad appeared to have lettuce grown out back.
I’ve largely stopped eating the garbage sushi available in Toronto and will consider the hour drive to eat here. Highly recommended.

We stopped here on the way home from the cottage and this was everything we had hoped: excellent food, generous portions, and fast and friendly service. Both the orange dynamite roll and Inaka Udon were outstanding and comparable to any Japanese restaurant in Toronto. We also got free appetizers with our meals.

We have been here twice for lunch and once for dinner. All three times the food was consistently good. For the location and to make up for the person who gave it two stars I have given it five stars; but although very good, certainly not five star.

We came here because of the stellar reviews you see below, but although the food was good it wasn’t amazing. I’ve had better, and service was loooong. Prices were inflated a little, but could be because I am used to city prices for about the same quality of food. I’m flip flopping between giving the place a 3 or 2 star.
Thursday evening, and they were busy. There were lots of running around and I believe it’s due to the poor layout of their restaurant. The majority of the tables were on the left side, and the kitchen and prep area is all the way on the opposite side. There are a few tables along the way, but 80% of them were on the other side. Lots of running around, and I think the two servers would be alleviated by having a prep station more centrally located.
Aside from that, we came in and was seated quickly but it wasn’t until 20 mins later, we got any tea or were spoken to. I know this because I checked in.
The waitress finally came to us, and gave us tea and took our order. She did tell us that they were very busy and the order might come to us slowly.
The wait for food wasn’t that bad. We got appetizers (Fried Calamari — simple tasting but complemented by the tempura dipping sauce) and she gave us some fried fish complimentary (not sure if it was for everyone, or special just for us). There was also miso soup and salad.
We shared a bento (Kalbi bento with tempura, california rolls and salad) and a sashimi platter (14 pieces).
The Sashimi dish was about $ 1 a piece. Cut in good sized portions I was extremely disappointed that when I bit into it, it had not thawed enough and was still very cold.
The Kalbi bento (yes they some korean dishes like kalbi, bulgogi and jap chae) was decent. The meat was tasty and marinated well. Tempura was good too. The California Roll seems a little weird. No cucumber but only a piece of lettuce.
For dessert we got small little ice cream profiteroles. Frozen solid.
Dinner was about $ 30 per person, but like I said, same quality in downtown Toronto would be half that.
I might be a little harsh, but part of me wished we had gone to the grill in town. Nonetheless, the place is bustling with people! So don’t shoot the messenger, this is just my opinion.

A nice surprise for the area, excellent sushi, great service, good value. We will be regulars from now on!

This is the best Japanese restaurant in the area. There is also a number of Korean dishes on the menu. Favorites are «Inaka Special Roll», Inaka tempura, and bulgogi. But everything is delicious!!! Nice and friendly service! The chef’s treat changes everytime we come. Also a great place for take-​out.

A great find in the Caledon/​Orangeville area! Very fresh fish and friendly service.
My in laws eat here often and informed us that they always bring a «chef special» which was
a very tasty fried cod plate during our dinner. They said it changes each time and is on the house.
I found their soup to be very well flavored. Unlike many sushi houses in the city where I find them quite bland.
They really must give the soup time for their flavors to meld. Whatever they do, it was great!
Everything our family had was very good. They recently opened, but I’m sure they will be there a long time with food
and service that good!