Odai Sushi

Great, friendly service. Came here close to closing time and they were happy to serve us and make our meal enjoyable. The food itself was above average, considering most other places in the area are ayce.

Our office loves ordering from Odai! The family who runs it are very sweet and always so generous. The sushi always tastes fresh and there is never too much rice in the rolls. The spicy anything is delicious and there are many lunch specials. They are hidden in the plaza but rest assured, it’s well worth the discovery!

There are more concerned about making a buck than providing a good service. No flavor in the rolls.

Surprisingly good for its location. We came up to this place after a long ride and craving for sushi! Happy to find it!
Simple place but very welcoming!
The temakis are pretty good!

A small mom-​pop shop with a warm and welcoming heart!
Food is good, price is similar like most other sushi houses.
They also served a vegetable pancake as appetizer… complimentary from the house :-)

Service was very good, courteous waitress. However, the spicy salmon sushi was the worst I have ever had. A bit disappointed, it seems the tempura bits were leftovers since they were stale. The salmon sashimi cuts didn’t look appealing either. Portions were good, but considering heart sushi is right next door, you might as well go there since a bento box here is about 15 $ plus. May give it a second chance.

This is a typical mom and pop sushi joint. But it meets all the criteria that make it a good place to go. I kind of wish the prices were slightly cheaper — but I admit perhaps I’m just cheap and the price is fair and reasonable.
I’ve only ordered one fancy roll — a dragon roll and it was good. I’ve only had sushi here and it has always come out fresh and delicious. They once gave us a complimentary veggie pancake and it was pretty good.
I’ll continue to come here.

Nice sushi not alot of rice, thinly sliced sashimi in sunomo salad (like see through sashimi lol) Would come back if in the area. gave it ³⁄₅

I was craving sushi today and found this hidden sushi restaurant.
When I first walked in I noticed that the place was small and quiet. The place was very clean and so was their washroom!
I ordered their Spider Maki, and the boyfriend ordered the bento box with spring rolls, dynamite rolls and green dragon.
They gave us a complimentary veggie pancake along with soup and salad. The pancake was so dang delicious and crispy! My spider maki were a big roll and tasted really good but nothing special. The bento box was also nothing special but it tasted great, no complains it just didn’t blow me out of the waters. You can get any of these rolls anywhere.
They gave fresh orange slices in the end. Great Service, very friendly and welcoming.

Best service you’ll ever get, staff is very welcoming and friendly. Food is good and reasonably priced. It’s a small and family-​run restaurant. Highly recommended.

Still amazing! Had dinner here last week and it’s still really delicious! I love the energy roll and the green dragon and the kamikaze roll. And the house salad remains one of my favourite things to eat of all time. Young and Hannah are the most beautiful and kind restauranteurs and people you will ever meet. Pay them a visit! You most certainly won’t regret it.

I go here often with family! My mom especially insists on always eating at Odai Sushi, foregoing all other Sushi joints in the area because she loves the service and food we get at Odai Sushi. The food here is always made fresh using great quality ingredients and every now and then the owners will even send out something complimentary as a token of appreciation. It’s owned by a couple and they make sure you are greeted with a smile and check on you periodically to ensure sure you’re enjoying your food. Plan on remaining a loyal customer. The only reason I’m giving the restaurant 4 stars and not 5 is because the food tends to be a bit on the pricier side.

This is actually not a bad place. Your typical mom and pop store. Workers were extremely nice and courteous. We ordered 2 bento boxes for lunch, each at $ 15.99. A little on the expensive side.
By looking at us, it seems like the husband knew what we ordered was just not enough. He gave us an order for his special house rolls which consisted of salmon, tempura and avocado.
The kalbi beef was actually a bit tough but everything else was pretty good.
Other than the price and portion size, I don’t have any issues with this place.
Will I come back… only if I’m not that hungry. Lol

I came here on a Saturday with some family. For myself, I got a bento box B7, which included some shrimp tempura, 5 pcs of sashimi, red dragon roll and rice. It also included salad, miso soup, glass noodles and edamane.
As you can see from the pictures, the sashimi was very fresh and tasty as was the dragon roll. It had nice flavour to it and all the ingredients were of high quality. I also really enjoyed the shrimp tempura as it was very crispy/​crunchy but without too much batter. Excellent.
So why the 4 stars and not 5 stars?
a) Price. For $ 17, I thought it was a bit pricey.
b) Serving glass noodles first. I thought this was kind of strange as it usually accompanies the bento box.
Otherwise, I thought service was really friendly and the food was of high quality.
Verdict: will go again if I’m not craving AYCE sushi.

They have the best service and so many options of combo. So far the best local sushi that doesnt relate to all you can eat…

This place is owned by Korean. For an Asian place, this place has very friendly service. I’m pretty much used to non-​existent service in standard Asian places. So this was a surprise.
The food took forever because there were only 2 staff working the entire restaurant: a sushi chef and a woman who doubled as server and kitchen chef. We endured the wait. To compensate, they gave us a potato pancake and a Green Dragon roll for free. If they didn’t do this, I probably would have given them 3 stars. But it just goes to show that the staff really care about you having a good experience.
I find the prices here $ 1 – 3 higher than other places of comparable quality. We ordered bento boxes and they come with miso soup, rice, and salad. The portions were about right. In terms of quality, I’ve had better. There was something about the rice that didn’t rub me right. But overall it was still very delicious. The rice to «stuff» ratio was ok.
There are tons of sushi places in the GTA so for me, it boils down to convenience and value. You can’t really go wrong with Odai sushi. The extra wait we had to endure was probably a one time thing so I don’t hold it against them. The food wasn’t the best but it was far from the worst. At these price points, I’m not compelled to visit regularly. But if you care about service, Odai has an edge.

probably the last time I’m visiting this place. The rice used was inferior sushi rice compared to other sushi bars in Mississauga. rice to fish ratio which used to be more fish now has less fish.
not coming back

I recently moved to the area and was looking for sushi close by. I found this place on Unilocal and tried it for the first time a couple weeks ago. The sushi was delicious, the staff super friendly and welcoming. They gave me a complimentary roll with my order and everything was fresh and delicious. I’ve been back since for dine in and Young, the man who served me the first time, remembered me and I was warmly welcomed. Again I was more than taken care of and enjoyed every bite. This place is a little hard to find but so worth it. I sent my boyfriend here also and he too loved it. Highly recommend to everyone, these guys should have much more business. Delicious, amazing service, fresh and very fairly priced. My new go to spot for weekly sushi.

Amazing lunch sushi spot.
Quality food at reasonable prices. Bento boxes, sashimi, sushi, maki rolls — all good.
Co-​workers swears by the Um Som Bop. A rice bowl dish that comes sizzling to your table. Spicy and delicious!
Must try!
Service is fast and welcoming.

Japanese food from a Korean perspective.
Craving Japanese but didn’t feel like driving d/​t. Considering I’m walking distance from Heartland I decide to explore the area for sushi near my house.
After 30 minutes I finally made it to Odai sushi! First impression tiny, dark, and empty…:-s. Not a good thing to see an empty spot, Mind you it was empty b/​c I was there in b/​w the lunch and dinner hour. I’ve been back for lunch time and it was a full house so I’m sure dinner is just as packed. As well I knew right away that this was a Korean place b/​c I understood at times what the staff were saying to each other. Thanks 2NE1 for your show and making me wanna learn Korean.
Prices are like any sushi place, $ 6 and up with their own specialty rolls. The rice they had is very tasty, mixed well and blended nicely with the fish. The maki rolls tasted great however there was more rice than filling. Tempura was very well done, crispy, not greasy and the tempura batter did not fall apart the moment you touched it.
On a side note, while waiting for my food, the one waitress put me to work. She asked me to grab a couple plates and glasses on a few occasions. I didn’t mind at all b/​c she asked nicely, but that was a first for me.
I’ll come back for another visit mainly b/​c of two items that I loved.
Items to definitely get
— Charashi Donburi
— Spicy mango salad