Kori Sushi

Fresh sushi and sashimi. Delicious Korean dishes. Good customer service. Nice location with plenty of parking space available.

Awesome, tasty food! Chicken katsu was particularly good!

Ordered Spicy scallop maki, bulgogi dinner and veg tempura. Everything was very tasty, including the traditional complimentary Korean sides.
Very clean restaurant and nice service. Will come here again

Nice little hidden gem. Not very busy but food excellent. We order takeout a couple times a month or occasionally eat in. Very friendly owner. Kalbi and rolls good portion. The hae dup bap smaller in size. Price has gone up a bit since last year but still reasonable.

This place is excellent. Food is fresh and comes in good portions. It has both Japanese and Korean dishes.

There’s a pretty wide selection of Japanese and Korean food. Everything was delicious and they even gave us a free salmon head! Just be prepared to wait a bit as the service is a bit slow. I was pretty happy that they also came around a few times to refill our teas.

Came here for lunch on a Sunday but the place was empty. I got the udon soup so I can’t comment much about the sushi, but it was pretty average. The salad it came with was fresh though and I liked the dressing. This place is located in a small plaza and it seemed kinda dead and empty. I would still come back to try the sushi and bento though.

This is my go to sushi place. It’s prices range seems to be between 10– 20 for a very nice portion of food. The restaurant itself is not very large but clean and I even like the lighting. Everything is made right I front of you and it’s made with care (don’t expect fast, but you won’t be waiting forever)
If I had to point out a little downside I would say it’s the generic salad you get with most meals, the dressing is a bit much for me.
If it’s your first time there take my advice and try the fire roll. Enjoy

A nice and quiet neighbourhood gem!
The food is delicious and the service is excellent!
The kids love the tonkatsu and the sushi, one of family dining out spot!

I think I’ve officially found my new favorite place to go to if I’m craving BOTH Japanese and Korean food! Granted, I don’t exactly know many restaurants with this mixture, but I had a great evening here. I was feeling really hungry on my way home from the Yonge and Finch area and decided to go on Unilocal to see what restaurants were close by. Kori Sushi caught my eye, so I thought why not? Took a bit to find this place, as it is literally hidden in the corner of a plaza, so keep your eye out! It’s a small family restaurant — casual/​cozy atmosphere, good for groups (seats are comfy!), and average noise level.
The menu was a little overwhelming with the wide variety of dishes to choose from. The prices were regular and fair. We could not seem to make up our minds on what to order between Sushi, Katsu, Noodles, Donburi, or Korean food… Everything sounded appealing! Final verdict: Love Boat C and Tonkatsu… Just Japanese for today. Our server was kind, soft-​spoken, and easy to talk to. She even let us substitute the Golden Dragon Roll for the Caterpillar Roll in our Love Boat order! And they really did look like Caterpillars with all of that AVOCADO! Sashimi was thick and fresh, rolls were delicious (they didn’t stand out too much though, I just really like Sushi), and the pork tonkatsu was crisp with an appetizing sauce all over it that just melts in your mouth.
The presentation of the boat was my favorite part. It had a lovely look to it, with everything neatly and carefully placed. A random lady even came up to us as she was about to leave the restaurant just to let us know how scrumptious and attractive it looked. I agree with you, girl!
Overall, I had a pleasant dining experience here and I would not hesitate to come back. I definitely want to try out some of the Korean dishes next time. My only mistake today was ordering more than I could handle — Love Boat C would have sufficed on its own for 2 people. We ended up packing a lot of things up to take home, but hey, I’m not complaining… It’s another meal for me later on tonight!

Great food taste, presentation, and service. Ordered my Kimchi Jjigae while having a sushi entre alongside the typical Korean side dishes. Cook timing was perfect. The Sushi taste was probably the best I’ve ever had in Toronto. I will definitely be coming back for more.

Came here for take out just now and I was amazed. Although there was no one in the restaurant, the chef was making our order on the spot and I can tell he really poured his heart into it.
The girl who took my order was young and really really friendly. I found the prices really fair and less pricey than most sushi places.
I ordered the caterpillar roll and spicy salmon roll and the tonkatsu combo.
Caterpillar roll is definitely growing in me. It’s delicious!!! And the fact is, their rolls don’t use as much sushi rice as other places do. So its more ingredient than the rice. Tonkatsu was dressed in breading and topped with a drizzle of honey mustard, mayo and teriyaki sauce. Absolutely delicious.
I honestly would come here to try the maki sets next time because they were so affordable. 18 piece maki set costs $ 13.99. Spicy salmon roll was $ 5.50. Caterpillar roll was $ 11.99. Tonkatsu was $ 10.99.

Really good food! We were a party of 2 and ordered the Love Boat C. I was either really hungry or the food was really good or both. The waitress was friendly and fish was fresh and yummy! The portion is definitely good for two people. My boyfriend eats a good amount more than me and we both were very pleased at the end of our meal. Good quality and good portion. I would definitely come again!
Seems like this place isn’t big (but not really small) and they didn’t have many customers although I went on a weekday. They’re tuck away in a little corner so it’s not the easiest to spot when you’re driving by. It’s right at the southeast corner or Bayview and Cummer at the northeast corner of the plaza (it’s south of the gas station).

Looks like a family owned restaurant. Koreans doing Japanese and Korean food. Father prepares sushi, mother prepares the cooked food and daughter as cashier/​waitress. The daughter was working so hard since she was the only waitress. She was running up and down the place doing this and that with no time to rest. Even though the place was not too busy during lunch on a Saturday the waitress still had lots to do. Service was great.
Opted for the Korean food
Pork bone soup $ 8.99 — soup was great and not overly salty. The was a lot of pork bone but sadly mine had very little meat. Not really their fault as there were 4 large pork bones in my soup. Must have been a skinny cow :)
Mondoo Guk $ 8.99 — had sliced rice cakes, some seafood and dumplings in soup. No complaints here. Everything tasted great.
Side dishes (green beans, bean sprouts, kimchii) — not too happy with the side dish options.

3.5* Overview: decent sushi for the price!
Restaurant was hidden in the plaza which was probably the reason only two other tables were taken when we arrived. Staff was nice and greeted us as we entered. We ordered the chicken teriyaki bento box replacing the California roll with unagi roll and spicy sushi set. Seems like a small family restaurant and they had discussion determining the difference when replacing the roll. The bento box and set comes with miso soup and salad. The miso soup was just ok, tasted more like plain beef broth with hint of miso. Salad dressing on the dressing was nice, not too salty. Again not really miso. For the prices paid, we got a good amount of food! The rolls were standard with the spicy being a sauce put on top. Aside from that the sushi was fresh and tasty. The bento box was decently sized, with the tempura portion coming with two shrimps and five pieces if decent sized vegetables! This was in top of the chicken teriyaki, rive, roll, and salad. The unagi roll was also very good. Definitely would come back!

Live just down Bayview from this place, and so far since being back from school I have been here at least once every week for the past month or two. The spot has always had good restaurants but none have ever held on for more than a few years, hopefully this place stays for good. Great service with friendly staff, and for the sushi component you can see yourself the preparation that goes into it as well as the large pieces of fish that are cut up for your meal.
The sushi is well done and fresh, japanese dishes are plentiful and very tasty, and the korean menu is equally good. I have to say I am experienced and spoiled with good food having been raised on asian cuisines, and this place is certainly becoming a favorite (if not already).
I recommend the rainbow roll, tambura udon (noodle soup with assorted tempura on the side), the kimchi jigae, lunch combination, and chirachi.

I’ve been coming here regularly (weekly at least) for take out and the food is great. Staff are very friendly and suslhi is made very well and tasty. Dynamite combo comes with the roll + sushi + salad and soup.

This is the best Japanese restuarant I’ve ever tried in Toronto. The only problem is the guy waiter gives you the bill without asking for the bill. I find it rude and i felt I’m being rush to leave. They are very good with customer service skills it’s like you gotta keep tipping them for it. When you order salmon teriyaki it is usually a big piece of salmon. They also have lunch and dinner specials :) Washrooms are clean and spacious. The background music are English so don’t expect Japanese/​Korean music when you eat here.

2.5 star
Kori Sushi is a small family restaurant that serves both Japanese and Korean dishes.
Hidden at the corner, you will not even see the restaurant storefront when you drive by. I knew exactly where it is since I been to the traditional Korean restaurant that used to be here.
Lunch Sspecial till 4 pm on Weekdays.
Sushi Lunch Large ($ 11.99)
— 8 pieces of Nirgri Sushi with 4 being Salmon, wish there more variety.
— California roll has a nice crunch
— Shari rice though not Japanese rice was well prepared with nice bite and good seasoning
— no wasabi in sushi
Overall experience is average. Not good enough for me to want to go back.
Maybe Korean dishes tastes better?
Service though nice and friendly and seems to doing well with takeout.

Great sushi and Korean food. Shared a sushi boat and had the beef bulgogi. Great portions and nice staff. Definitely will come back!