Sushi on Gerrard

Ordered a party platter for delivery and let’s just say that I will never order from them again. Total waste of money. The sushi was OK, nothing impressive. Even my grandmother thought it was a joke when the food came. The pieces were the size of my pinky!
I only ordered because of the unusually high rating but am really disappointed.

Delivery through Just Eat. Delicious vegetable sushi, vegetables, spring rolls, and seaweed salad!

Not bad! Came here for dinner with a friend. Ordered:
Seaweed salad (typical, which is good! pricey though — $ 4.50?)
Dragon roll (not bad, had a lot of spicy mayo on the plate for decoration so I used that as my sauce)
Spicy salmon roll
Takoyaki (came with 6 I believe)
Small sake (enough for 4 shots — more than enough for 2 people lol)
Coconana (deep fried banana topped with honey and coconut)
No complaints, everything was good. Not mind blowing, but a nice find in the neighbourhood, so if I’m ever craving sushi I don’t have to go downtown or further.

having just moved to the area, found Sushi on Gerrard on Unilocal.glad i did! coming from Vancouver, it doesn’t compare but for Toronto standards compared to other places on the Danforth. its much better. will be back for quick take out!

I decided to try this place out on a lazy Friday for lunch. It just so happened the place was packed with students when I arrived. Apparently there is a student special that consists of several rolls (California, spicy salmon, combination). It wasn’t advertised so I’m not sure of the price. So I peruse the menu, although it appeared vast, the lunch specials were somewhat limited in their combinations. So I see this photo of a bento box on the menu with sashimi, seafood veggie tempura, and some fish teriyaki on rice — I asked the waiter if they had that option as I didn’t see it on the menu. He said no, that is just a picture. Huh… Lunch options were limited to sushi lunch, sashimi lunch, bento box with teriyaki or tempura options, or rolls. You could for the life of you not mix and match & there were no pre-​set combos that would allow you to do so. Later on, I realized why…
I decided to try the sashimi lunch for $ 12. My order came fairly quickly. The starter salad was ok. The dressing was good however included in my salad was a piece of cucumber that was an end piece taken off a previously refrigerated cucumber. The miso soup was mediocre as I definitely have had way better.
Despite the place being a full house, my order came fairly quickly. My sashimi platter consisted of generous portion of salmon but unfortunately, the pieces progressively got smaller. There was salmon, tuna, hamachi (yay my fav but boo bc portion was skimpy), octopus (two teeny tiny pieces) and two pieces of seared white tuna (extremely tiny and flavor was meh). The whole thing came with a bowl of rice and a side of ginger that you have to specifically request.
Overall the selection was adequate and the sashimi tasty. Portions were however very skimpy. Had I known, I would have ordered the 18 piece sashimi dinner.
The service was impeccable for me in spite of the waitress and staff were working frantically to fill all the orders.
Since the orders took so long, one of the students had to forfeit a second order of the salmon lover platter since he had to rush back to class. They however were nice enough not to make him pay eventhough they had started cutting the pieces and he had consumed the salad and soup. He generously offered to pay but they were nice enough to let it go.
The décor is a mix of modern and old school. The walls were decorated with mirrors with gold splatters and a stick on number was placed above each table. They do have alcohol however for some reason no cranberry juice (as I overheard the other table ordering and the waitress stating that they don’t have cranberry). There is also a poster warning pregnant women not to drink during pregnancy. Interesting… I thought pregnant women aren’t supposed to be having raw fish… The irony.
I noticed that the other table’s customer had ordered the sashimi lunch but had received two pieces of white tuna that were a bit larger than my ¹⁄₃ of a kit kat bar portion but they were not seared. Also, I overheard them charge $ 15 for the sashimi dinner for a regular customer. Whaaat?!
Overall, I give this place a 3 star as food is decent and service is good but portion were too small and the 3 staff looked like they were having trouble keeping up with the orders. There was a small confusion at the table where they ordered 4 student specials as it comes with either a drink, salad, or soup & the 4 girls had ordered different types of roll. No wonder the lunch menu was so simplified — if you allowed mix and match, you can only imagine what the outcome might be. They did give me extra tea even after I paid my bill which is nice bonus.

Great sushi for cheap! Service is very polite and friendly but sushi is pretty slow, but worth it. Have come here several times now for a snack on my way somewhere. Clean and quiet. Definitely one of my favourite spots in the area.
Wish they had AYCE

Good food at fair price. Delivery is a little slow. But not terribly. Go to delivery sushi in the area.

Pleasantly surprised. Tried it out because it had decent reviews. Wasn’t busy and everything was delicious and tasted very fresh. Very nice presentation and friendly service

Everything I ordered was good except the sashimi. It wasnt bad but I would like it to be fresher. Understandable since its a new resto its hard to control the quality when there isnt a steady flow of customers yet. Over all thumbs up! I will be a repeat custome.

Have had lunch here a few times and always great. Kind, polite service. Clean restaurant. Good food. Good prices.
They also deliver and have take out. Haven’t tried that yet but, will try it soon!
A definite must try for the neighbourhood folk!

There is no shortage of sushi in the area… but overall I’ve found sushi on gerrard to be one of the best. Very fresh, good variety of sushi and sashimi, including handrolls. Also deliver via just-​eat which is always great!

Finally! An alternative to Sushi Marche.
Visited on Valentine’s Day Eve as the SO and I were both too tired to bother with dinner. Street parking is free after 4pm over here, so we decided to drive and save ourselves from the snow. Smallish restaurant, with four booths and four tables of four (or so). We started with Miso soups, which were delicious. Soups and the green tea ice cream are not on the house here, take note. We then ordered a sushi boat (Maki) which was around $ 40. It was delicious. Good quality sushi, inventive flavours. Nice little touches like nice quality dishes and soy sauce dispensers. Servers are warm, friendly and accommodating. They definitely do takeout, as multiple people came in for pickup during the time we were there.
At the end of the meal they brought chocolates and a red rose as it was valentines day. Very sweet. Welcome addition to the neighbourhood.

We were thrilled to find a new sushi place within walking distance from our house and even more thrilled to discover that it is terrific! The owner, Queenie, and her chef husband are warm and welcoming and eager to please. They have renovated the old Collegiate Diner, which had its charm for sure, and have made it comfortable and modern. We love sushi and were not disappointed. We have been back with our children four times. The chef finely chops his fish before literally stuffing the handrolls so it melts in your mouth. His hot sauce is unique, less mayonnaise-​y than the hot sauce used at many sushi places. The beef teriyaki and vegetables are fantastic. Oshitashi was delicious and light. Wonderful miso soup. Try the spicy tuna handrolls, spicy white tuna roll, spicy scallop roll, sashimi, chirashi, it’s all great. Service is attentive and charming. Family friendly.