Sushi In Sushi

I was around the area and was craving sushi so thought to give this place a try. Place was in hidden behind 7 – 11 gas station with plaza with all auto shops. (Odd.)
I came for lunch at 1:30 and place was half full and was still serving lunch special. Clean nice ambient w jazz music and good service.
We ordered Salmon teriyaki & tempra Bento box was decent with good size of salmon teriyaki. However the 10 pcs assorted sushi dish was disapointment. Only had 3 – 4 types of fish and half of them were salmon sushi. Spicy salmon roll was small and rice itself didn’t hold, it fell apart. I wasn’t full after eating it. Lol. Guess i pay for what I get.

possibly one of the worst korean food restaurant in mississauga. we went there with a party of 10 during company lunch time, arrived around 12:15 and didnt get our food until 1:30, they didn’t give out korean side dishes like ALL other korean restaurants. I ordered their Bulgogi Bibimbap and it was just sad, unlike other bulgogi bibimbap I’ve had, their version is just beef and plain rice. cost me $ 12. Will never visit this place again.

This restaurant was such a wonderful find. The miso soup was excellent, the tempura was wonderful and the edamame were perfect. The sushi boat we ordered was fantastic!
You get top quality sushi at a very reasonable price point.

My wife, my 18 year old son and I had a great dinner at this restaurant on Saturday. My wife has been going to this restaurant with her colleagues, friends and our son for over 4 years. She’s been raving about this place. Tonight, I was finally persuaded to try her favourite place as oppose to my favourite restaurants (Fork and Spoon and Spring Rolls).
Well, I was blown away. The food was tasty and very fresh. My wife assured me that this is the norm at this establishment. The Sashimi (fresh raw fish) was so fresh, excellently cut and tasty. The Sushi was excellent with the perfect amount of rice (not too much) and the fish was fresh. The assorted Maki was superb; not too much rice, nice white and black sesame seeds and fresh fish.
This is place could easily be featured on the «Diners, Diners and Dives». It’s a small place (but not too small), a gem, a clean, well decorated restaurant and felt very authentic. The restaurant was half full with dine in patrons but the take out was crazy. The service was good and the price was more than reasonable, considering the quality.
Think I found my new favourite Sushi restaurant. Of course, my wife let me forget who found it over four years old ;)

I really like this place. My take out oders are always correct and I got to finally dine in on New Years Day! Yes they were open… and busy! My husband enjoyed his Spicy Chicken Hot Pot served on rice and side of Kimchi. I had the Tempura Udon… broth was well seasoned.
Servicing Japanese and Korean dishes.
Behind 7 Eleven

Service and attention to the customer is seriously lacking; however, the rolls were pretty good. Not the greatest al la carte place I’ve been too but definitely in the top 5. I would order take out next time.
Edit: took them down to one star from three since they charged me $ 1.50 for hot sauce. I feel as though you shouldn’t be charged for a condiment especially if it made your meal to your liking. This is how businesses nickel and dime people; poor customer care.

Delicious maki rolls and good filling to rice ratios. The bf and I ordered two japanese maki rolls, salmon sashimi, large salad and kimbap roll. First off the portions are generous. Large pieces of sashimi and large rolls. We had to take a full roll to go as our eyes were way bigger than our stomachs when ordering. One roll, plus appetizer is more than enough per person. Las vegas roll was my favourite item. Generous portions of fish (salmon and tuna), very fresh vegetables and perfectly deep fried. Pickled ginger on the side is not coloured pink, but naturally pickled. I have been at other restaurants that make it themselves and this tastes the same as that. While not advertised as homemade, I am assuming it is based on taste. Kimbap had high quality pickled ingredients that would taste great individually and together.
The only disappointment was that the salad dressing tasted too much like soy sauce and there was too much of it — probably ²⁄₃ of a cup sitting at the bottom of my bowl.
Great little hidden gem! The exterior and signage looks a little old, but the inside is very nice. I would definitely recommend. I will be back next time I am in the area! :)

Went for their lunch menu. Miso soup and the dressing for garden salad was better than a lot of other places. Sushi was okay, Tempura too oily.
Good ambience, nice and clean place. Good but not exceptional.

Great large slices of fresh and delicious sashimi! Specialty rolls has good fish to rice ratio. Everything seems to be made fresh to order and even the tempura were generous portions.
In the dying breed of ala carte sushi restaurants standing up against the evil that is all you can eat (mostly chinese run) sushi restaurants in all cities, this is one of the few gems left.
Don’t get me wrong, I still like ayce and buffets because lets face it I like getting my bang for my buck. But I won’t agree that the quality is the same and sometimes I just want a good top quality piece of fish in my dinner instead of slivers of slightly less than fresh fish.
The vegetarian bento box my friend got smelled and tasted delicious. She especially appreciated the fact that you can choose the items to include in your bento which at other places she remarked always costs her a few bucks extra.
Their korean menu is pretty solid (expected since they are korean ^_​^) My friend tried their bibimbap and although the fried egg instead of the raw egg was served the dish itself looked packed with fresh veggies and beef. They also did the bibim sauce on the side which is rare in chain run or other korean restaurants in sauga.
They have discounts on their daily rolls of the day specials! Also a plus is that their salad is never limp and lifeless but fresh and had a delicious dressing on top.
I’ll be back when I feel like $ 15 of great sushi is all I need! Only com[plaint was that after the order arrived, the server never came back and due to the high partitions we couldn’t wave anyone down for more water. Had to walk up to the cash to pay.

Can’t believe it’s been 4 years since I visited Sushi in Sushi! Anyways, I decided to grab some sushi for lunch during my lunch break. I decided to give Sushi in Sushi another chance after reading some good reviews.
That day I ordered two orders of their salmon sashimi ($ 2.50 for 2 slices) and their $ 7.99 lunch special (6 california maki rolls and 6 spicy salmon maki rolls). The ladies working there were friendly and pulled out a chair for me so I can sit and wait. It didn’t take very long until my order was ready. The salmon sashimi’s were large and tasted good. However, the way it was sliced was ugly. The maki rolls were average but I’ve seen better maki rolls elsewhere. I thought the spicy salmon rolls had way too many crisps on them.
Overall, my lunch was alright. Maybe I’ll return after trying out the other sushi joints nearyby.

The sushi has always been really quite good. The prices are very reasonable. The people are very friendly. They play tasteful jazz music. Just a great place all round!
On Wednesday there the Volcano roll is on special, which is like a regular roll, but heaped with extra salmon goodness.

On the fence about this place, but I did really like it.
They have good lunch specials, a list of 20 different combos, from sashimi, to rolls, teriyaki and even kabli. Around $ 7.99−9.99 each.
I opted for udon because it was cold and rainy, but it was pricey $ 12.99 for tempura udon.
It was really good, but realized later due to too much salt or msg. I felt dry and thirsty all day. There wasn’t enough noodle in my soup either. I finished it quickly.
I would come back again and try one of their combos.

Alright, I ordered a sushi/​sashimi deluxe dinner for $ 21.95 which came with sashimi, assorted sushi and a spicy salmon roll. The roll and sushi were delicious and fresh, and the sashimi was fresh but not the best I’ve had.
For the quality food, I would give it a 3.5÷5.
However the waitress I had was completely out of it, almost as if she just woke up from a nap. Keep in mind, I did come alone at 4 pm because it was a late lunch and they may have been in shock. However, she would stand at the cash and just stare without paying attention to the surroundings. I had to wait 5 minutes before I just got up and went to the cash register to ask for tea. I did the same for the bill. Also, when she was serving food to the other table, she didn’t even look my way. It was shocking for a Japanese restaurant to pay little attention to the customer. This is why I won’t round up to 4.
However, maybe she was new because the sushi chef was really nice. He made me feel comfortable whereas the waitress didn’t.
Overall, I’d still visit again, maybe at a more prime time as it’s fairly decent.

Don’t let the outside fool you, the inside is adorable, quaint and the sushi delicious. Great for a go-​to sushi place at an affordable price. My fiancé found this one lookin for dinner near a friends place… Loved it but wish the service was explained. We waited 15 minutes before finding out you pay up at the sushi bar :/

This is definitely one of the better sushi places in Mississauga. This place has excellent reviews on numerous websites, which is well deserved.
Firstly, the service was quick and awesome! The food surprisingly came out quite quickly.
I ordered maki rolls, which were quite good. They were fresh and well formed with little to no fillers (damn tempura!). Beware: the spicy mayo is actually quite spicy!
Overall, I think if you’re a sushi fan residing in Mississauga, you should definitely check this place out. By the way, it’s quite easy to miss, so drive slowly! :-)
A winner in my books! I will be back! Bön Appetit!

Not too much in terms of an update. Still a solid sushi place in the area that’s NOT AYCE! The restaurant was quiet when I visited, just 2.5 occupied tables, so if possible, I wanted to throw some business their way via an updated review.
Obviously slightly pricier for dinner, so consider sharing the nigiri/​maki/​sushi boat options.
Visit this hidden gem that’s tucked away behind the 7 – 11 gas station if you’re in the ‘hood!

Before we entered Sushi in Sushi, I saw the stickers from Unilocal and Urbanspoon; I knew I was in for a delightful meal. We ordered a Kalbi dinner ($ 20) and a Bento Box C ($ 18). The portion of the Kalbi was *big*. It was tender and tasty. I thought it could have been marinated longer, but my BF thought it tasted just right. Many reviewers praised the freshness of the raw fish slices, whether they were served as sushi or sashimi. I totally agreed and would like to add that the chef did not stuff the maki rolls or nigri with rice. It had made the food much more genuine. I had to add that the tempura was perfect, just perfect! It was fried crispy on the outside, with just a really thin layer of dough. It was hot, tasty and moist inside. I don’t usually enjoy fried food, but I enjoy the tempura here much.
Sushi in Sushi is indeed a delightful find in Missasauga. I will return if I am in the mood for fresh sashimi and when in this neighbourhood.

4.5 stars. Took half a star off for service and décor.
Sushi in Sushi is in an automall area.
Beside some yellow garage.
I was happy it was opened on Family day Monday, and the reviews were good so I was excited to check it out.
I ordered the spicy ramen. I’ve never had this before except for instant noodle at home and that’s what it tasted like. But a bit better.
And it kept growing on me!
I also ordered the sushi/​sashimi dinner combo (SD5 for $ 21.95).
Too much food by the way.
It looked small because it was on a large tray but I was STUFFED after I ate that and the spicy ramen soup.
The SD5 comes with a small salad which had a delicious dressing on it. I ate it all.
It also comes with Miso soup which was pretty good, it could be a tad hotter.
The spicy salmon was really good. The green dragon roll my boyfriend had was equally as good.
The sashimi was thick and tasty but too much for me.
I definitely liked the rolls the best, better than the nigiri.
I would absolutely visit this establishment again.
They have daily specials and great sushi rolls.

Sushi in My Stomach more like it.
I haven’t had sushi this fresh since I was at Lan sushi. Very delicious. I came here a day ago with my girlfriend. It was family day and we were looking for a sushi place that was open and so we decided to go to Sushi in Sushi since it’s close to my home. Upon arrival I noticed a Unilocal sticker on their door.. . so I was hoping for a check-​in special but unfortunately not, I guess they just love Unilocal (who doesn’t though?)
The inside looks nice and traditional, and the waitress was friendly. What I love is the fact that they have a buzzer at the table, so no more awkwardly staring at the waitress/​waiter and hoping they make eye contact, just push the buzzer instead. I got the Bento-​box combo #2. It was delicious but I kept accidentally dipping my sushi in my tempura sauce (amateur mistake). Like I said earlier, the sushi was really fresh, and with big pieces of fish on it. My gf ordered the sushi/​sashimi combo and the pieces of sashimi were thick slices. Very delicious. They don’t try to cheap out on you which I appreciate.
Overall our experience was quite pleasant. They were playing light jazz music in the background which created a nice, dare I say romantic, atmosphere. We sat at one of the many booths; however, I would have preferred if the booths had cushioned seats instead of simply chairs. Still, wonderful place. I give it 4.5 stars and recommend it if you are looking for a non all you can eat sushi place in Streetsville Mississauga.

Really lucky to be living close to a great sushi place again since I’m really picky! I would definitely recommend.
The rolls are a good size but not awkward to eat. They have lunch combos which are a great deal. They will offer you green tea while you wait for takeout, and the ambience is not bad for a sushi place!