Sushi Box

Great sushi place downtown. The fish is fresh and you can choose from a large variety Already made. The line ups can be long but worth it due the neighbourhood.
It’s slightly expensive so it’s not an everyday lunch place.
Typical lunch costs about $ 14.
Still in my top ten lunch places

first time here and had the tempura udon. very delicious and great portion size. service is super quick and definitely a great place to grab lunch

The small little restaurant is always busy at lunch time. But the service is always quick and done with a smile. The sushi is reasonable priced. They have ready boxes for customers to grab but also have made to order bento boxes The food portions are decent. I keep coming back

I always ask for more salad dressing from this place. I really hope they sell their salad dressing in those 2L water bottles.
oh wait, it’s a sushi place? Ok… I will come back for more reviews about their sushi later, promise.

My coworkers and I have been there for countless times and their food is always great.
I enjoyed their lunch tonkatsu bento, which comes with freshly deep fried Katsu, salad, miso soup, and rice for less than $ 10.
Already packed sushi and many kind of appetizers are available with reasonable prices.
Very fast and friendly service, establishment is very clean, but limited seatings.

I come here all the time for take-​out, as it is quick and good. They have ready-​made sushi boxes you can grab and go, and there’s even 20% off after 5pm if you pay with cash. It also comes with free miso soup every time and sometimes a little piece of chocolate.
The bento boxes are $ 10 (including tax) and made to order too. The portion is pretty big and everything is fresh. The chicken teriyaki bento box is one of my favorites, as the meat is not dried out like many other Japanese restaurants. The katsu is also nice and crispy.

My top choice for take-​out! Their Pork Katsu Bento box is my favourite that I have definitely ordered more then 10 times. It’s $ 10 after tax, and really fast service when you call in to order 5 minutes ahead of time.
The Bento box comes with a large portion of Fried pork which is almost double the size of where other places offer and also a lot crispier, along with rice, salad, 2pc of veggie sushi, miso soup, and some Korean clear noodles, it really is a big portion for the price you pay. Sometimes it comes with 2pc of Costco swiss chocolate too :)
This review is solely on the Pork Katsu Bento Box, I haven’t really tried their ready made sushis as I think it’s a bit over-​priced for the portions you get, but they do have the 20% off for those in the afternoon-​night.

I was so excited to try this place. My co-​workers keep raving it’s the place to go for sushi. I had to give it a shot.
I walked there through the freezing cold weather and came upon a tiny clean sushi place. Two workers were behind the counter making sushi for the lunch rush while my coworker and I picked through the options in the fridge.
We both stumbled upon a sushi plate (4 salmon sushi and 6 spicy salmon rolls) for $ 7.95. Perfect! We both grabbed one each.
We went to the cash to pay and the female cashier said «oh this is $ 9.50» and scribbled out the $ 7.95 and replaced it with $ 9.50. She then did the same to my sushi box.
My co-​worker asked her why we are being penalized for something that is not our fault. She promptly replied that the price was incorrect. My co-​worker then said «fine, take my dollar. I will never come back here again». She then decided to charge us $ 7.95 for the sushi boxes.
I was so appalled by her lack of tack that I refuse to come back here. To top it off, and her behaviour may have been a factor, the sushi wasn’t great. I’ll be looking for somewhere else. Sushi restaurants are a dime in a dozen in Toronto!

Besides serving freshly prepared to go sushi packages (with cute decorations), I like ordering bento box lunches from this place ($ 10 with tax). You get soup, salad, rice, two veggie rolls and a pile of meat of your choosing.
On Fridays you get a little chocolate. And if you come here well after lunch hour, the friendly lady (owner?) will give you one of the sushi boxes for free.
Just a note — ask them to not drench your spicy chicken in ketchup or whatever sauce they pour on top.

Very very limited seating, especially during lunch hour. Not suitable for group lunches. The food is descent, always have some kind of sale going on after 5PM. Compare to other sushi sources, this one’s price is reasonable since you do get a fair portion of meat, salad, rice and sushi in the bento box combo.

Our go-​to lunch spot when you need something quick and delicious.
All sushi boxes come with miso soup, with a range in prices from $ 6.95-$ 9.95. They have great daily specials ~ bento boxes for $ 9.95. The Chicken Katsu is delicious.
It gets very busy around 12:00pm so try to avoid the rush. Line usually moves very quickly.

Cozy little place! Love the food here — it’s consistently great. Fast, friendly service. I definitely recommend!

Love this place. Work nearby and grab lunch here at least once a week. The staff and service are great, although can get slow during the lunch rush. Sushi is always VERY fresh… love the spicy chicken too.

Convenient, reasonably priced to-​go sushi and korean food. The menu isn’t expansive but they will make items on request if there isn’t any left in the front case. The owners and really friendly.

As a regular customer, since I live in the condo upstairs, come to buy some sushi or order a Bibibang. The Sushi is the best in this area and 20% off after 5:00PM is a great deal. The owner is very friendly and generous.
I definitely recommend this restaurant if you want to have lunch or dinner. Eat outside at noon is also enjoyable.

Love the food. Very tasty.
Only problem I have is, sometimes it is not full-​filling.
I sometimes have to get another sushi box to go with my meal.
Besides that, very good and fresh!
I come here more than once a week.

Good and cheap sushi. Not the best, but if you’re looking for a snack after work you can’t beat their prices. The chicken katsu is tasty and a very generous portion if you’re hungry. Was prepared fresh and quickly. Their bento boxes are also a good value.
It’s pretty small inside (could probably only seat about 10 or 12 people in total) with room for 8 more outside on the patio, so i’m guessing it’s mostly a take-​out place.

Cheap after work sushi! 20 percent off what’s left after 5pm.
Sushi is made fresh, and most likely hadn’t been sitting around much.
Their bento box is pretty darn good, and really enjoy their chicken katsu.
It’s above discount Chinese sushi places but not quite better Japanese places. but you’re getting good value.

I live just around the block so I grab sushi from this place often. What I noticed is that the sushi is more fresh in the morning and noon hours, afterwards it gets a little bit mushy but they do have a «happy hour special» in the evenings to get rid of the older sushi. I guess you get what you pay for. The owners are also super friendly.
My favourite is the salmon avocado roll and the free miso soup! Overall this is a good place for a quick fix take out but not really a sit-​down place to dine at.

This cozy Japanese restaurant recently opened, and is a welcome addition to my lunchtime rotation.
Advertising its «Grab ‘N Go» lunch (though they also seem to offer sit-​down lunch and dinner), this establishment offers a variety of pre-​packaged sushi (nigiri or maki) and california rolls, generally six pieces per tray. I ordered the spicy california rolls, and tuna maki, priced very reasonably at $ 4.50 each. I was happy with the size of the maki, and the flavour was good. Treated myself to a delicious wakame salad, too.
Miso soup is provided gratis, and the service was friendly and warm.
I’m always reluctant to buy pre-​packaged sushi from places like Bento Nouveau, perhaps due to perceived lack of freshness/​authenticity. Don’t have that problem with this place, with two or three chefs buzzing behind the counter.
There’s a lot of competition for Japanese food on Yonge St., but hopefully this place makes it on an otherwise dead strip of Bay. Not open on the weekends, so perhaps they’re focusing on the office crowd.