Sushi Nomi

Wonderful! Inexpensive, fresh and delicious! Highly recommend the sushi saiko set, or alternatively you could choose from the daily board of selections. Best for take out as seating is extremely limited.

Great Sushi — but — they don’t deliver!
One post refers to «fresh wasabi» — it is fressh green horseradish (like most sushi places)…not acutally wasabi.
If you call for take-​out ask about the specials because you’ll be sad when you pick-​up and see them on the wall!
Very fresh-​tasting fish. The rolls are creative and tasty.

Take-​out sushi with fresh wasabi and homemade soy sauce + ginger. Recommend the Saiko set, good variety of fish all fresh and tasty. Price is fair too!

This place is super cute. I grabbed a spicy combo box with 12 maki rolls for just over $ 11… It had three each of spicy salmon, tuna, crab, and scallop (the last of which I’ve never seen in rolls before). Everything tasted super fresh… You can tell they take pride in their food.
The rolls had iceberg lettuce in them, which I’ve also never seen before. I didn’t enjoy that too much… I thought it gave the rolls a weird taste. Keep an eye out for that.
Otherwise, great experience. I grabbed one of a few seats, poured myself a complementary cup of tea, and read this cute ass book, «Squeamish about Sushi» while I ate. I will be back (for rolls with no iceberg lettuce)!

The reviews are true. This place is a lot more than it looks to be and I wish I hadn’t passed it so many times. Amazing fish, soy sauce, ginger… everything. Also the the book «Squeamish about sushi» (on one of the tables) is a must-​read for Japanophiles.

Sushi

First of all, fresh. ground. wasabi. Where would you get that? Makes so much difference and adds a fresh punch to your sushi.
The soy sauce also did not taste generic either and I just read now that it’s homemade as well? Awesome!
Another thing that I liked, and appreciated as a suburbanite, is that the sushi set (Saiko) that came with 9 pieces of nigiri did so with 9 DIFFERENT pieces of fish… with the instruction to eat from l-​r as well. Here, the nigiri would probably consist of 3 tuna, 3 salmon, 3 white fish. *yawn*
Aside from the 9 pieces of nigiri, the Saiko Set and came with 6-​piece spicy tuna. Could’ve been spicier, but hey, that’s what the wasabi’s for, right?
Tea/​water is self-​serve. Seats 6 ppl max at 3 separate counters. Primarily take-​out. Tiny place. Would definitely go back to, especially if I was in the Roncy/​High Park area!

Sushi Nomi — or nom nom sushi?! Sooo good! So fresh! Only complaint? Why such little wasabi? Other than that 5 stars!

This place is a hidden gem. The chefs and staff are super nice and very skilled. I’ve eaten a lot of sushi in my time, so here are some things that stand out:
— super fresh fish with new varieties daily
— the best miso soup you’ll ever have
— soya sauce that’s home made
— sushi and sashimi that’s been lightly grilled with a blow torch (amazingly delicious)
–incredible beauty and artistry in how they present their food.
This is my favourite sushi place in the city!

Really fresh and super creative.
I love coming here alone and getting the charashi bowl. The pickled mushroom is so good.
I wish they were open on sundays, but that’s only because it’s so good.

I should really come here more often to satisfy sushi cravings.
The sushi is really good. I seem to lean towards the Saiko set: 9 pieces of nigiri which comes with 6 spicy tuna maki. If you’re really hungry, add on the Paul set because it’s good for 6 additional pieces of nigiri.
The chef really cares about what he serves and it comes through in the quality.

I was heading west, and the only thing I wanted to eat was sushi. Nothing else was going to do, but I didn’t know anywhere in the Roncy hood. Fortunately, I’m a savvy Unilocaler and out came the app. 4.5 star average for a little place right around the corner. Boom!
This place is built for take out, and they’re constantly packaging up little see-​through To Go containers of their daily specials and putting them under glass. Think grocery store-​style only actually good fish. This sort of thing usually throws me off, but they are a popular place with locals popping in every few minutes, so the sushi remains fresh. Yum! I really enjoyed my chef’s special which was a California roll with salmon on top, and I’ll be back if I’m feeling fishy and am on Roncy.

Finally made it here after reading about it in the now deceased GridTo. The article made this place feel so great, homemade soya sauce, fresh fish! I had to go.
Walk in, two guys busy at work. I tell them we’re staying here for dinner. Looking for fresh sushi. They recommend the sushi sako. 9 pieces of fresh fish and a spicy tuna roll. We order two!
We sit down, reading children’s books on sushi making. Then the food comes. They explain all nine pieces, last one no soya sauce. And each piece melts in your mouth.
All the whole this place isn’t packed, but constant flow of people coming in for pickup as they ordered already.
I’d come back for the fish and the soya sauce!

I’m a huge fan of small sushi restaurants that are master what they do. Sushi Nomi is that kind of place, it’s on my list for top sushi takeout and they deliver. There are a few seats inside but get it to go or have it sent to you.

Sushi Nomi is excellent. Let me start by saying their sushi meets a very high freshness and quality factor (⁵⁄₅).
The shop is small so there is usually only 2 spots to sit but their sushi is worth it. The sushi chef is very laid back and offers up a sushi that is both traditional as well as typical fusion style (ie: ‘Dynamite’ roll). I usually go for the ‘Spicy Maki Set’ ($ 18) because it’s super value with a miso soup and always satisfies my hunger. I usually recommend it to first-​timers as it has yet to get anything but a thumbs up!
I am always on the hunt for fresh and tasty sushi and Sushi Nomi is not just competition for the local joints, but a hidden gem for sushi lovers in the West-​end!

Delicious sushi, with especially good prices for their lunch take away specials. I ordered off the menu rather than getting the pre-​made stuff and the service was still quick and friendly. I will definitely be back when I am in the area.

This is an amazing sushi new sushi place… even better than sushi 67. Their fish is fresh and delicious, and the customer service fantastic. The chef, Yoon (sp?) is very knowledgeable and friendly and always makes sure the quality of his fish is top notch. So happy this place opened up in roncesvalles and will be coming back often.
Sooooo good!

I was sad to see Sushi 67 closed but glad an equal sushi place has opened up.
The young chef has talent and the young lady working along side him is always very friendly and helpful.
The Sushi Burrito is very tasty and a good option for a quick, filling lunch.
I would recommend taking a menu with you for future orders because if you’re short on time, it’s going to be a wait of 10 – 15 minutes for your order because they make everything fresh.

Definitely high quality, delicious stuff. White ginger. This is also the place to get your wasabi peas. They make takeout orders really quickly, too. Polite servers, too.

This small takeout sushi bar just opened a few days ago. I popped in out of curiosity on my way to pick up a coffee next door. The sushi chef and the girl working at the counter were both incredibly nice and welcoming (both were very young. I assume they or one of them own it). They have ready made, pre-​packaged containers for those on the run, but I opted to order mine. The fish used in the sushi was extremely fresh and the rice was perfect.
The menu is quite small and simple, with nothing out of the ordinary on it (with the exception of a super intriguing «sushi burrito»). But the sushi is really, really good. There are slim pickings in Roncesvalles when it comes to sushi so this is a well needed addition to the neighbourhood. Perfect for takeout. They also have a small three seater bar in the shop, with plenty of food magazines to browse while you wait. I ate in there at the bar. I will definitely be going back. Maybe tonight.