Sushi on 7

皆さん、こんいちわ。ぼくわおすかです。to start things off, i would like to mention that they are no longer called sushi on 7. They rebranded to «sushi 8». most likely changed owners.
I went at noon on a weekday. empty. and when seated, the tables were sticky and dirty. The lunch ayce is $ 2 more than the avg at $ 15.99 which is rediculous for the garbage they give you to eat.
The food is bad. spicy salmon was sweet and had a sour-​ish flavour. Probably a week or more old and is turning bad cuz literally no one goes there.
The cali rolls are bleh and all their rolls are loaded with a thick layer of rice to literally try to stuff u cuz they have little of whatever in the middle. their salmon sashimi is like so thin its ripped in the middle lmao. Pics to prove.
I ordered a combo set lunch which should have come with ice cream, but when we finished eating, not only did we not ask for the bill yet, they gave it to us anyways and there was no icecream. Like what the actual fuck.. .
Basically, dont ever come here ever again.
And on a side note to real japanese people, this is a Chinese owned restaurant so the fish is not fresh and you probably wouldnt wanna try cuz it aint authentic.

Service here was prompt but the lunch menu sucked. Not much selection. Was not satisfied at all. Btw the name has changed to Sushi 8, don’t know why. Same sushi chef and waiters.

For any AYCE sushi places, you will not find anything 3+ stars. Sushi on 7 is a very standard AYCE sushi places with your typical rolls (Crunchy spicy salmon, dynamite, red dragon, one colour roll, etc) has a good amount of variety even for lunch. They recently changed owners and is now called Sushi 8. Staff are still the same and the items from Sushi on 7 menu is also very similar if not the same. Always look online for Sushi on 7 coupon before hand, they always have a 10% off coupon floating around online if you pay with cash.
Must gets here: deep fried scallop, and their popcorn chicken is on par with tawinese snack shops such as Cha me Cha (which is just down the street) and papa Chang. Their sushi rolls are also quite good with 80% of portion being the fish and only about 20% of rice. Lots of hot items and a whole section of raman, udon, and fried udon and fried rice (but really who wastes their stomach on that?) Lunch has no sashimi, but dinner has alot more other rolls (like spider roll!) and sashimi (even has scallop sashimi)
Price did go up a bit though with the name change. Lunch from Monday — Sunday is 15.99

Lots of food & fast service but very pricey, occasion only for all you can eat experience.

Honestly the best AYCE sushi spot in Markham/​York Region. The food was great and fresh tasting, unlike some it’s local competitors, as well as a great and timid customer service; our server even said to me «don’t worry, I won’t let you starve.» pricing is in line with quality, service and atmosphere.

To get the bad things out in the open first, the maki rolls here are terrible — they exemplify exactly what you would expect from cheap japanese ayces. They give you a load of rice to fill you up with and very little of the ingredients you actually ordered. Likewise with the sushi, this restaurant puts way too much rice into it as a tactic to discourage you from eating more.
Now onto why I’m still giving this place 4 stars is because once knowing not to order the maki/​sushi if not desperate, everything else was great. The sashimi here is cut into very thick slices, their menu has a nice variety to choose from, and the grilled foods were quite good as well (salmon belly in particular). BEST OF ALL, I was delighted to find out that they offered all you can eat scallop sashimi for dinner! I’ve been searching quite vigorously to find a place that offered it and I was stoked when I saw it on their menu. Just know that one scallop is sliced very thinly into several «pieces» so don’t be afraid to order 20 – 30 pieces just for yourself! :)

I just don’t understand how this restaurant survives with their low quality sushi and barely there service. The sushi is of the lowest quality I’ve ever seen… I can get better sushi at a food coart than this place. They play Hobg Kong pop music and a waiter leaned against the wall in front of me playing on her iPhone. Honestly I can’t recommend this restaurant to anyone who genuinely enjoys Japanese cuisine. First and last time here for me.

Only been here once before and I remembered it being better than my current time here. Mostly due to the very poor service. I myself have been a server so I try to show some compassion but come on you need more than 2 servers on a Friday at lunch time… I waited 15 minutes for miso soup and the servers didn’t communicate with each other so we ended up getting 4 bowls… then I waited for tea… and I felt like I was inconveniencing the servers every time I requested something even though That’s their job.
The food is good, nothing special to report that I would come back here for again… as long as the ingredients are fresh any sushi restaurant can produce good product but what’s going to make me want to come back is the service. The atmosphere is quaint. I understand charging a gratuity but you should at least provide the minimum of good service when doing so.

Writing this review after a visit on Friday lunch time. Food portioning and taste and quality was standard for the price but holy crap was service slow. They didnt communicate with each other and were understaffed for the busiest time ! Give them some help !

I cannot believe I never reviewed Sushi on 7 when this is my absolute go to AYCE sushi place. Maybe I enjoyed it very time that I just purely go to eat the food and not be distracted with taking photos… before. That, and I didn’t have a smartphone.
So here goes. Yea, not the fanciest of places but I never cared for superficial shhhhstuff. If you must know those things, well Sushi7 has very cool looking wooden booths. They now have YouFan service intercom where you just press the order/​bill/​water/​service buttons.
Now food. The pictures will tell you that they are good for a great price. I love to do dinner buffet because I like sashimi more than sushi, so that I can eat more fish than rice. Even so, when you order sushi, they don’t give you ²⁄₃ rice and only ¹⁄₃ fish. Their sushi has bigger fish to rice ratio; just what I like.
Their appetizer is amazing too. The chicken, beef, squid skewers, tempura shrimp, teriyaki, and fried mackerel: to fond over about, really.
Dessert: things that you can treat yourself to after that meal can include a can of pop, ice cream, fried banana, crème brûlée, and/​or mango pudding.
Oh yeah, the service is always good. Sometimes you have to wait for some of your orders, but I never mind waiting for good eats and good people bringing me food.

Came here on a Friday afternoon for the lunch AYCE.
Mon to Sun $ 14.99 for the lunch AYCE
Mon to Thurs $ 21.99 /​Fri to Sun and holidays $ 23.99 for the dinner AYCE. If you want to have the dinner menu during lunch, you can and this will get you more options on the menu like sashimi and better desserts.
It was around 12:30pm when we arrived and there were no customers at all. So service was amazing and blazing fast. Later in the afternoon the place started to get more busy.
The quality is definitely very average but for $ 15 you get what you pay for. The chicken and beef skewers were below average. The sushi was okay and half decent. The shrimp tempura were probably the best dishes. They were nice and crispy and tasted pretty good. As for dessert on the lunch menu the only one worth getting is the ice cream.
Parking is a nightmare as there are so many little shops around.

I have to update my review on this restaurant.
I went today in hopes of stuffing myself with cheap sushi. But now the below mediocre sushi is not so cheap. Sushi on 7 have added $ 2 to their dinner price bringing the price up to $ 21.99 — that is unforgivable. & yes I said unforgivable because of the quality they serve.
The menu is the least extensive menu I have seen in Markham and they have a very inconvenient ‘ordering system’ and the waitresses end up handing you the wrong item, as they don’t completely understand what you actually ordered when they write it down.
The rolls look sad. Even though the restaurant does not try to fill you up on rice with their rolls — the quality of the roll is below average with lukewarm sushi that lines the top of dragon rolls. The fact there is no black dragon roll also made me sad.
Their food timing is also whack. I ordered rice with egg and beef. this comes out 10 minutes AFTER all the teriyaki dishes have been destroyed by my boyfriend — why does it take 25 minutes to make a rice?
Even though I have listed negatives — let’s focus on something positive.
The one male English speaker is very efficient and responds promptly when you push the service button (conveniently provided on the side of your table).
They serve sashimi scallops.
Their crème brûlée remains amazing.
These positives have added to 1 star.
I won’t be back as their price-​competitive edge is not so competitive anymore for sad sushi.

$ 13.99 weekday all you can eat (adult price). $ 12.99 for seniors. 10% when showing them the CCUE online coupon and paying with cash. So far, I’m liking this… a lot.
It’s a small restaurant. About 60 seats. Nice and bright and clean. My grandmother is in a wheelchair, so when we let them know ahead of time, they made sure to move some chairs away so she would have space to sit. That was nice of them. What was also really nice of them was that we knew about the CCUE coupon, but had neglected to print it/​put it on our phones, and they still gave us the discount (although we did get a reminder to bring it next time).
Their menu is fairly standard. Nothing particularly unique, but what they do is pretty solid. Everything we had was either standard quality and taste for AYCE, or above average.
We only tried one roll: crispy dragon — think a California roll with tempura bits inside, then topped with eel and avocado). They could gone a little heavier on the eel and avocado, but it was fresh. What I greatly appreciate is that both times I’ve been in the restaurant, their avocado has been consistently fresh.
Their salmon flower sushi (salmon rose) was fairly decent, but not consistent. The first order we got had about two pieces of salmon per rose (jaggedly cut sashimi slices of salmon), but the second round only had one piece of salmon per rose.
Highlights:
chicken internal delicacies — on skewers. Small chicken hearts/​kidneys?. Outside had crispy bbq-​ed bits, and it had a nice chew.
grilled mackarel — mackarel fillet (small bones. be careful). Juicy flesh, crisp skin. Served with a lemon wedge. I ordered this three times.
Squid skewers — small cuttlefish on skewers served with some kind of bbq sauce. Tender.
Grilled beef roll with enoki mushroom — good stuff. beef wasn’t tough. enoki mushrooms weren’t super-​stringy.
Service was fairly good for the most part, except that toward the end, one of the servers started to frown.
All in all, good stuff for what you pay. I’ll be coming more often.

Do I recommendation this place? Yeah ! Absolutely. Great value for what you pay for.
Any food worth noticing? Enoki Mushroom Roll is outstanding. Must try !
Anything else? Yes. They have LUNCH BOXES available, but you must ask ! (From my visits, they never advertise it).
Concise Review: This is the sushi buffet place I have been always hoping to go to. The price is very good, and the food quality matches the price charged. Food comes quickly when ordered, and the service was adequate for a buffet. I visit this place often, and about once every 2 months :)
Detailed Review Below:
1) Overall — Great bang for your buck.
This place is intended for that. Great value. I stress again, value ! Not high quality and perfectly made sushi. This place delivers the quality at a great price (during lunch, it’s $ 13.99 on weekday, which is very good). Everything was made to order, and I am often happy how quickly the food reaches my table.
2) Food Quality & Service — Everything was great. Sushi Rolls could be improved.
Appetizers and the small snacks are definitely worth getting. I ordered the seaweed, chilled tofu, fried tofu, eggplant, all types of tempura, hand rolls, sushi, and sushi rolls… and even the ice cream ;-)
Anyway, I only wish the sushi rolls could be improved. The rice always taste slightly wetter than I would like it, and the rolls seem to be less as tasty as other places… but then again, other places charge higher !
3) Atmosphere & Others — Small place. Expect less room.
It’s Japanese themed in the restaurant, and what really gives me the feeling of japan is how small the place is. You can see the kitchen, and bathroom when you walk in — so it’s not a big place. Lunch time can easily get crowded, even more so during dinner I would imagine.
My advice? Call in advance to see if they have room. Sometimes, I assume even a big table could take up a large portion of the buffet.

Decent small ayce place service is attentive and food is good. Id rather go here than yangs over sized tiny tables. Food is comparable service is better.

I have been to this restaurant for years now and I have never had any issues with them. They have always been consistent in their food and their service. Recently coming here with friends due to a very bad waiting experience at another nearby sushi restaurant. We knew we could rely on Sushi on 7 to provide us with good service and good food. They may not have the fanciest of rolls/​sushi however if you are looking for a solid place for AYCE that is able to deliver consistent results. Their sashimi is delicious and cut very well, no tiny slices of salmon here! They offer more options on the dinner menu vs. the lunch, which is usually how most menus are. They clear your empty plates away and make sure you have enough tea/​water as well any requests are noted quickly. They have never rushed us out the door and have always let us take our time to enjoy our meals/​our conversations. Even after all the years it’s been, still has been one of my good go-​to places.

Perhaps the food tasted so delicious as we were all beyond starving when we arrived, however I believe the food itself was just very delicious.
Service was great — got tea right when we sat down, miso soup and seaweed salad was brought out within minutes of ordering.
The rest of our food also came out in a timely manner, which we wolfed down. Food was brought out a bit more slowly at the end of our visit, as the restaurant was getting busier. Understandable.
Everything was fairly standard of an all you can eat sushi restaurant.
A few good exceptions:
a) salmon sashimi was MASSIVE! They were like 2 pieces in 1 order, it was fantastic
b) try the enoki beef rolls (I believe?) — they are so good. I’ve never seen that before, but boy oh boy they are a great creation
c) beef skewers were great
d) crème brûlée was pretty darned good too
Definitely give this place a try!

The food is mediocre, I like the fact that they offer free drinks but the service here is absolutely terrible.
I came here with my boyfriend for dinner and 10 minutes in they took away our menu. How are we supposed to know what they offer? A few minutes after, a waitress came and asked me if I was going to finish my salad. I said that I am going to finish it and then she took our bowls of soy sauce and dumped it into my salad and took it away. Maybe it’s a language issue but I said I would finish my salad, and even though she took it away, why would she take away our bowls for soy sauce?
I felt very rushed and uninvited. I didnt even get to eat until I was full. There were always eyes on us and only the younger male server was kind to us. I used to like this place and recommended it to all of my friends but I will not be returning.
The lady servers with the short bob styled hair are VERY rude.

A small sushi restaurant with a very diverse menu. All you can eat dinner for two adults and two kids was delicious. The crème brûlée was perfect and the price was very reasonable.
I would definitely eat there again.

I would give this a 1.5 star if I could, but since I’m feeling generous, 2 stars it is.
Been here twice. Food is below average. Not worth it for the price you pay. The salmon just doesn’t taste very fresh. Service is mediocre. The staff are not the most polite that I have met before, they rush you a little bit and just seem very impatient. Food comes pretty quick usually.
Love their coconut jello for dessert, but the second time I came here they ran out… Which is pretty irritating if you love coconut jello as much as I do.
It’s a very small restaurant, with very little seating and can get crowded easily. Washrooms are gross. No special décor at all, design was very simple and it has a very cheap atmosphere if you ask me.
Would not return and would not recommend this considering there are far better AYCE places in the Markham/​Richmond Hill area.