JT Sushi

The food is always good, however the service is poor. Servers have a «Hurry up» Attitude. They forgot my salad, and my friends Green Tea. Lunch is half the price as dinner for the same menu.

I was very unimpressed. They took forever to serve us and they were very rude. Our total bill was $ 53 for two people and we only got served once. I had to go up and grab a new sheet to order and they never came to get it. I have always tipped servers until tonight, this was possibly the worst service I ever had. The last two time I went the service was similar but tonight was over the top. If you are in north Bay just order a pizza, it will save you much frustration.

Fairly impressed with the food. Not nearly as authentic as you get in Toronto but decent for the limited food choices you find up north!

i hate to sound like a sushi snob but this place is FAR from serving authentic sushi. in fact it’s much too westernized for my liking. if i wanted sushi that tasted like it was mass manufactured by a supermarket, i’d go to sobey’s for bentobox. however, i had high expectations of this restaurant when i heard about it. first of all, north bay is not known to have an eclectic variety of food that many people will find appetizing (i notice it’s more of a burger/​fries kind of town) so it’s great that this place has been able to survive. there are a few other sushi places in town that are much smaller but i have yet to try them out. i was disappointed with the quality of the food — everything seemed to be drowning in grease. deep fried whatever used in rolls should be light, crispy and the oil used should be barely noticeable. this was not the case. everything that was deep fried was over fried to the point of drowning out any actual flavor. the rolls themselves had more rice then quality filling. it’s unfortunate that this restaurant couldn’t be better and give north bay residents a more authentic taste of what japanese cuisine should be — delicious, light and flavorful. the first star is to note «eek! methinks not» and the second is for the décor — nice and simple, washrooms were clean. everything else— so disappointing.

The food is excellent. If you can get over the small language barrier, things will go well. Try to have an open mind and try new things.

First impression was: seems hot in here and what is with the carpeting? –minus a star. We went to for dinner last night with some friends and was a little impressed –but not blown away. The dragon rolls, tempura (tried shrimp, sweet potato and veggie) cashew chicken were excellent — but the mango salad, and veggie pad thai were far from authentic and approached a high yuck factor — minus a star. I’d probably go back but I’ll stick with the Japanese side of the menu.