Sushi 2 Go

Have been coming here for years, even when I moved to the East end. Owners are lovely people and they serve up delicious fresh sushi, good portions, and at a reasonable price.
Their new location is a step up with lots of natural lighting and open space.

Dropped in quickly for a lunch last Saturday. Sashimi and salmon teriyaki bento box and a side order of tempura was our choice of deliciousness.
The fish was fresh and large slices. The tempura came with a good portion and hot and crispy.
The salmon teriyaki wasn’t as moist as I’d like it but the flavor was nice.
Service was great and attentive. I left feeling like we had fast food but delicious healthy fast food! ½ meal :)

I really enjoy coming to this location. Sushi is great prices are great and staff is friendly. The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars is only based on it not being the best sushi I’ve ever had. But great sushi at fair prices I will be back

My favourite Sushi place around! I love everything on the menu, I love the staff, and I love the new location! If you do takeout they serve you delicious green tea while you wait.

I love this place.
One of my favourite spot for sushi.
I am always order the dinamy roll and always is come with the same quality.
My son got the salmon roll every time we go there
He just love this place.
There are moving soon. But very closed.
Ufffs I am glad. The only think I am gonna miss is my spot for my car.
Lol

Light flavorful miso with delightful pieces of green onions. Bulgogi sashimi bento was fairly generous portion. Bulgogi had slightly burned plasticky odour but ok otherwise. Think I had butterfish sashimi — was best piece with great buttery flavour. All other sashimi wasn’t spectacular flavor though texture was fresh, good and didn’t have that water residue. Nabeyaki udon was slightly below par because the broth was salty and th seafood was nothing special.

Menu Prices are a bit on the High side for location on Queensway… Luke Warm Tea. Took a long time to get food and we were the only people in Restaurant.
We ordered Salmon Avocado Roll (it was fine). Wonton soup was small but tasty. it was made with gyoza dumpling instead of wonton?? weird. Also Gyoza was ordered and it was deep fried. Should be panfried.
Filling of gyoza tasted bland.
Won’t spend money here again.
We know our Sushi, we are rom Vancouver where Sushi is plentiful and not a Ripoff.
Too Bad for this spot.

The sashimi on the Salmon Lover Roll was very fresh. Compared to most other sushi places, I’d say the salmon was much better (more melt in your mouth quality) than most places in Toronto. The rolls were very good. Not too much rice on the them — the balance was right.
The prices are decent. Around the $ 10 mark for rolls.
The staff was really kind and attentive. The only reason why I am not giving it 5* is because it’s not like Kingyo or Ja Bistro in Toronto where you get the experience of being in Japan and the food is top notch, but its still very good and I’d go back as a regular customer. It’s a nice and cute place to dine for a date or for lunch/​dinner with friends and family. I recommend this spot.

This is my family and i’s go to place when we don’t feel like over eating an ayce sushi place. They have the best Agadeshi tofu we’ve ever had. We’ve been to many sushi places and this place makes them just right. Soft on the inside, crispy layer on the outside and a sweet sauce with fish flakes. They have good sized sushi and portions. Good service, authentic and fast.

This place is really quiet! But it’s a great place! It’s very cozy and homemade feel. I had the steak teriyaki bento box and it was great! Their green tea was the once that I like… Made from Japanese or Korean rice. The steak was done good not medium rare but still very tender! The tempura batter was done well without over cooking it or having to much batter. I saw that they had some huge take our order. Before we left we took a take out menu and found out why it was so quiet and so many big orders. 5% off cash orders over 25 $!another place that I would definitely come again!

I’ve been to my share of kid-​friendly restaurants. In fact, I look for them. I’ve been to many and for the most part, they are exactly what you expect. (If you are a parent, you know what I mean)
Sadly, as kid-​friendly as some restaurants are, their food most likely lacks in taste, the atmosphere isn’t very interesting for grown-​ups, and let’s face it… dining out with your kids isn’t always fun.
Alas, people have to eat. Even «fake-foodies-who-don’t-like-cooking» people. Like me.
My boys and I were in the area, so we popped into Sushi 2 Go at 872 The Queensway in Toronto. Jeremy and I have been craving sushi anyway. (It looks as though all of their locations are in Toronto’s west end)
Thank goodness there was only one table occupied, albeit by 2 gorgeous city girls who looked like they were just waking up from a great night of partying last night. (a.k.a. «Girls who wouldn’t be into hearing and seeing kids while they recap the previous night’s events.») But they looked like they were almost ready to leave, so we’d have the place to ourselves. (a.k.a. «We wouldn’t offend anyone by bringing our 2 kids in the restaurant.»)
We were seated by a lovely young lady who brought a basket of crayons to the table, standard practice in a family-​friendly joint. She was super friendly and really attentive to both my kids, offering them water in plastic Power Ranger cups. (My Kids: Sold. The cups matched the little plastic plates she brought with Power Ranger forks and spoons. I wonder what licensed characters she would have brought had my boys been girls?)
I’m very thankful that there are options here for my kids. I know that for a lot of families, sushi and seafood are pretty risky, if they are even eaten at all. We ordered the kid’s favourites: a big bowl of udon noodle soup, a basket of tempura veggies and shrimp, a teriyaki salmon bento box and a large green dragon roll for Jeremy and I.
Yes, not only was this place kid-​friendly, but I’d also say kid-​welcoming. They put a whole row of Pocky in the glass case right in the entrance way. (Smart, actually, since we left with a newly-​purchased $ 3.00 box upon leaving, but whatever, we were all happy) I also noticed part of their wall with some children’s art made from the paper placemats. Also, a decal in the window that said they were «Breastfeeding-​friendly.»
It was a little pricey for a weekend lunch, but to us, it was worth it. We were impressed at how they welcomed our kids. Perhaps I just never noticed these things at other restaurants, but for some reason, we were really liking Sushi 2 Go. I recommend you «2 Go» too. With your kids.

Tried this place for the first time tonight, it was excellent! Sushi very fresh, tempura very tasty, bento box was nicely proportioned. The wait staff were very friendly and attentive. Will definitely go again

It’s mind boggling why this place is so popular. It’s expensive, the portions are small and the sushi itself is mediocre.

This is my favourite Sushi To Go location to get take out from… the butterfish is awesome, the Yasai and Toronto rolls are also favourites.