My Sushi

Pretty slow service, maki rolls have a little too much rice, and tempura rolls (yam, green dragon, shrimp) are soggy. They should be freshly fried and then put in the rolls.
Fried udon and sweet and sour chicken were pretty good.
Pretty expensive for what it is.

I have gone there couple of time after their renovation. I expected improvement in their service and quality besides their redecoration as they have increased the price. Unfortunately it was not as i expected. One annoying thing in their all-​you-​can-​eat service was that they frequently forget to bring some items (such as Sashimis) i have ordered in the menu in each round. So you have to ask them again for that which was irritating. Overall unless you get sushi instant craving and/​or urge and it is closest to place to yours, I recommend to go other place to get better experience with the similar price.

Salmon sushi pizza
Salmon sushi hand roll
Salmon sushi
$ 38.40
Rice tasted weird
Sushi had a stale after taste
Drowned my salmon sushi in soya sauce and it still didn’t help get rid of the awful aftertaste
They charge you extra for fish eggs
(The girl kept telling me it was 5 cents extra and they charged me $ 2.50
When I spoke to the manager he said it was 50 cents extra per order)
The girl taking my order couldn’t spell or understand English
The food was awful, I usually order from
Vip sushi whose prices and food taste way better.
Felt like trying something new today but thoroughly disappointed
Back to VIP I go!

This newly renovated My Sushi appears to be under new ownership because their food quality has risen incredibly.
I was eating their AYCE lunch and I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of their fish and their kitchen food. I understand their price have increased a $ 1 — $ 2 /​person but I would pay a little extra for higher quality product.
I give this place a solid 5 and I would recommend all sushi lovers to give it a try!

Very poor service. Had to ask for the essentials; water, table setting, even wasabi and ginger (which is essential for sushi restaurants??). The waiter never asked us if we needed anything and only looked annoyed when we did ask. Food took forever to come. my friend had to ask one of the waitresses if the food on the ledge was ours because it was sitting there for 10 min. The waiter was confused about our bill and had to reprint it 3 times.
Crammed space. Table set up was poor. It was hard to get out without asking the person beside you or behind you to move their seat. Also because of the tight space waiters were slower because they had to wait until someone passed.
Wait time. We spent more time waiting for food then eating. Many times we could see our food ready on the ledge but the waiters were nowhere to be seen.
Food was average. The only positive thing about the restaurant was that the food was not too bad. But definitely not worth the money $ 26.99 (for ayce dinner)
I do not recommend this place, especially for ayce dinners.

Great AYCE Sushi for the area… most sushi places around Yonge and Sheppard are a la carte. This is one of the only AYCE.
Recently re-​opened after being closed for 2 months of renovations. There is more seating now than before and enough tables for a few groups of 6. Only down side, with the renos came a menu price increase. For a table of 2 on a Saturday night it came to $ 61 (including tax) plus a tip on top of that $ 61…and that’s without alcoholic drinks. However the quality is great and we have no complaints on the service!

I really liked this place. Everything we ordered from the AYCE menu was very tasty and fresh (including sashimi). They have a good variety of rolls. Service could be improved though.

I’ve been to My Sushi several times and the one thing I will say about the service is that it’s a little inconsistent. Sometimes they’re super friendly and excited to see you and sometimes they won’t even look you in the eye. The restaurant itself is a little dark as some people mentioned but you get used to that after a while.
The menu has the standard all you can eat options, I don’t think I felt that anything was missing or anything is inventive either. The price on weekends is a little high but it’s not much more expensive than other sushi places.
If I’m in the mood for sushi but don’t feel like driving or taking transit, My Sushi is usually my Plan B.

I came for weekend AYCE. It’s a very small and dark place, which makes it a very depressing place, there wasn’t even any background music. Sashimi wasn’t very fresh and the service wasn’t so good, they didn’t leave any menu to re-​order, and was reluctant to provide a new one. And their wasabi didn’t have any taste. Not too sure how they managed to screw up the wasabi… But ok sure. And very slow service. Overall this place is subpar, and i doubt I’ll be coming back.

Went for AYCE lunch today, the price is 14.99 for holiday. I find that the menu is smaller than the other sushi buffets that I’ve been to (Sushi Fun, Sushi Legend) and the food was just average. Nothing really stood out other than the multiple flavours of ice creams (vanilla, green tea, red bean, mango, ginger). They only had one waiter so we would always steal the menu from the other tables in order to get some extra servings

My sister and I were craving AYCE and this one was close by and it was $ 21.99 on a Sunday.
First impression, its small and dark. The service was not very good. We were not served any time till we asked for it. Side note the bathroom is filthy and it was clogged and it was foul.
The quality of the food was ok, the sashimi was fresh but really small pieces. We ordered some hand rolls and maki pieces and it was all rice. You can tell they wanted to fill us up on rice. For an AYCE, they really didn’t want to bring another sheet to fill out when we were ready to reorder. The service wasn’t really good.
Small things make a difference — the tea should be hot, keep the bathrooms clean, leave a reorder sheet close by, cut right sized sashimi pieces.
I would go back because the quality was good, I just hope that the service gets better.

Went for ATCE lunch on a weekday.
The service was good, the server attentive and ready to refill my tea and Miso Soup. Speaking of which, the miso soup was nice, I don’t care for tofu and so it was nice it didn’t have much. The Salmon Sushi is the best of the sushi I think, the portion size to rice ratio was really good. The others were normal in terms of rice/​meat ratio.
My pictures contain mini reviews of the dishes.
The place was clean, the music was pleasant, and there was a lot of room.
For the price one cannot complain, but there is a lot of rice in the rolls I tried, I would hope there is not so much in the non-​AYCE menu.

My Sushi is my go-​to AYCE sushi restaurant
FOOD QUALITY:
The sashimi is fresh for an AYCE a place and comes in good cuts. You won’t get the crappy reject pieces here. If you’re a RED TUNA fan, you can get it here — and its one of their best fish on the menu (comes in sushi, roll, and hand roll only, not sashimi.) I recommend their blow torched roll, called the super tuna roll (a sneaky disguise name), though it could be a tad heavy on the mayo at times. The cooked food is nice. I especially enjoy the chicken karage (deep fried chicken) and their octopus balls. For dessert, their fried sesame balls are a real treat! All in all, the food quality is great and in my opinion, is comparable to some decent a la carte sushi places in the neighbourhood.
SERVICE:
Generally, the service staff are friendly and polite but they could be easily swamped when the restaurant gets too busy and then, become inattentive. They’re Hit or miss.
ATMOSPHERE:
Booths and tables. Nice décor. But it is HOT in that restaurant. They do crank up that heat in the winter!

I came in for lunch specifically hoping for Ika (squid) sushi, was craving it since yesterday. To my disappointment they only offer it in the a la carte menu.
This is an AYCE Japanese restaurant owned by Chinese owners.
The AYCE menu is very small for weekdays, even smaller for lunch. Yes, you can order as much as you want but from a small variety.
I didn’t go for AYCE. Went for the sashimi lunch and ordered extra Ika sushi on the side. Which came up close to the price for AYCE, way smaller portions.
The sashimi isn’t very fresh and the service is just passable for my standards. I’d be better off going to ume sushi or sushi bong and for AYCE Sushi Legend (Leslie and finch) all the way. I probably wouldn’t come back anytime soon. I only came in out of convenience anyways.

Amazing! I’ve been here twice since I’ve moved into my new neighbourhood and I am in LOVE! The service is great, the portions are filling, and the products get delivered fast to the table. This is an AYCE sushi bar which seems to be the only one near me and is worth the 2 block walk south down yonge street. I enjoy how they also take the time to explain everything to us and what is in their specialty rolls. The place itself isn’t the biggest but knows how to make serving their clts # .
Will I be back??, For sure:)

One of the few AYCE sushi spots in the Yonge Finch area. My Sushi is a bit hidden away in a plaza located indentured beneath trees across from Buk Chang Soon Dofu. The place itself is real small, as well as for the menu (for lunch at least). We came for a weekend lunch, which will run you $ 14.99. Pretty good price with good food and good service.
The sushi here is pretty solid and I don’t really understand all the tough reviews. I found them to give a pretty nice fish-​rice ratio here for the sushi. The rolls were a bit different as they did use quite a bit of rice for the few rolls that we did order. The Rainbow Rolls and the Spicy Crab Rolls were not as good as hoped, but the sushi was. The salmon and red tuna sushi were great.
The hot foods were OK. There were not a lot of choices for the hot food or appetizers. They had miso soup but seaweed salad and short ribs (AYCE sushi favorites of mine) are only available for dinner so I was a bit disappointed. The fried rice and noodles were good though. They also have some decent items like steak teriyaki and BBQ eel.
I will say that the lunch menu is a bit smaller than most places, but their dinner menu is right up to par with the rest. The prices are a tad cheaper than most places which is nice considering it’s not as dirty looking as most other places. I would make my way back especially if you’re in the area as there aren’t many AYCE sushi choices around anyways.

All You Can Eat (AYCE) sushi should never mean cutting corners.
I decided to come here for the first time and the experience was ‘just okay’.
Sushi, nigiri, rolls, cones all depend on a properly prepared rice base. If the rice is bland and if the chef puts too much rice in the serving then it ruins the sushi experience.
There were two menus for lunch. One did not have sashimi and the other did (for $ 14.99 wknd lunch).
The sushi was underwhelming and on the bland side due to the rice, some of the fish were fresher than others. The nigiri tuna and salmon were cut thinner than anywhere I’ve been, but the inagi (eel nigiri) was very good.
The tempura on the other hand was perfectly hot and crispy in its glorious tempura batter. Both vegetable and shrimp tempuras were awesome. The avocado hand rolls were also a highlight.
The miso soup was okay, but nothing special.
The service was friendly but dare I say discombobulated. I don’t know if the waitress just woke up, but she wasn’t very good at bringing everything in due order, but in a piece meal manner.
The presentation of the food is nothing special either, it’s sushi on a plate and you are expected to eat it not admire it. Which takes away from the spirit of Japanese presentation.
The restaurant itself can use a good updating as the 1990’s décor is a little old.
Anyhow, this place will not be a regular place for me, perhaps when I need AYCE sushi in a pinch but no more than that. I’ll definitely be looking for a better AYCE sushi place.
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This AYCE Sushi place is located so conveniently for me not to try them out. They are a little hidden because their sign does not stand out at all — there are some trees blocking it as well.
It was easy getting a table since it was relatively empty. The interior was dark and cramped. Our table was still a bit sticky and the soy sauce dispenser was empty.
The fried and cooked dishes all tastes microwaved. The tempura was not crunchy but instead soggy.
Sushi choices weren’t many nor were they creative in any way. Sashimi options were standard — salmon, white tuna, surf clam, kani, egg… etc. I found the slices too thick and not particularly fresh.
They also sell bubble tea which was the only thing that stood out, but I didn’t order it because who orders bubble tea at a Japanese AYCE place?
I’m sorry, this place was disappointing just as their exterior restaurant design shows they don’t put much care or effort to running their business.

This is one of those moments I’m glad I didn’t read the Unilocal reviews. This place is right in my backyard and I’ve been walking past it for a number of months. I’m a fan of AYCE sushi, although I understand you trade off quality or quantity. There are not many AYCE places up here in North York. I usually head downtown to Kyoto House for some reliably passable AYCE sushi.
But weather and a back injury at the gym had me and Ms. Brooks Brothers finally giving My Sushi a try. And I have to say, I was quite pleased. The Friday night/​weekend night menu is really awesome. There’s a bit of inconsistency. The tuna sushi was great but the tuna rolls were a bit meh. A real find is the ginger ice cream on the dessert menu. I didn’t think I’d find anything better than red bean. I’d come back here just for the ginger ice cream.
Service was good. The place is not big but they had 3 people working the floor and seemingly working each table.
I understand there are some bad reviews but either we hit this place on a night where they were firing on all cylinders or they’ve seen some bad reviews and have recently pulled up their socks.

I started to get into Sushi about 5 years ago. My Sushi is a really great place to go with friends and try the all you can eat sushi, the spicy mushroom tempura are my absolute favorite and the avocado covered California roll.
My only complaint is that the service is supper slow at times it seems that the wait staff forgets there running a restaurant and don’t even come by the table. We had to yell at them to come over.