Sushi Shop

The place has a beautiful menu that has a picture for every sushi. Very tempting.
I have been trying various sushi spots to find one great place where I don’t have to spend $ 100 but still get good sushi. Somehow that hasn’t been going well, and Sushi Shop has been added to that list. I had high expectations after reading the reviews but it really wasn’t that good.
The sushi rolls were below average, I had the sirocco (the best from all), dragon and smokey. All of which were pretty dry tasting. I also had the shrimp tempura and the coating was too thick (not light and crispy).
Don’t think I’ll be spending $ 30 here again.

I come here a lot, I live near by. My usual appearance comes after work or if I work from home then I come by after the lunch rush. This looks like a fast food sushi spot but it’s actually some of the freshest, choicest sushi in the city. For that reason it isn’t as fast as it might appear to be. There are to-​go options if you are in a rush. I’ve also struck up some very pleasant conversation with the owner of the place who is always there. The sushi is large, flavourful, and always fresh. Also, and this is a chain thing, it is the best soy sauce around. If you live in the area, stop by!

had lunch here with coworkers. we were able to eat within our hour long lunch break, the sushi was made freshly and was tasty :) will plan to return here again.
tip: order the lunch special if you want a selection of items for a reasonable price

My Favorite Sushi by far, I love the spicy salmon roll & the chicken roll. the food is constantly fresh and delicious. Most time the line up is huge for lunch so call in your order ahead of time. Also it is expensive

Sushi Shop is fast food, so you shouldn’t have high expectations. That said, I think their quality has been getting better recently and they have added a lot of new things to the menu. It’s not authentic by any means. Most rolls have tempura bits and many have non-​traditional ingredients like cream cheese, chicken, mango, etc. But the last few times I have been here, the rolls have been surprisingly tasty! My favourite is their box sushi with crispy torched-​salmon, avocado, and mango. Yum! Not bad for a quick, convenient meal on the go. Call ahead for pick up because if they are busy, it can take 20 – 40 mins. for them to prepare your order. I don’t think many people get the sushi to stay (the place is always empty), but they do have ample seating with a TV and selection of magazines and newspapers.

I really liked this sushi, very creative– try the large rolls. True, it’s western style sushi (lots of rice, little bit of fish) and dining in is not much atmosphere. But as take out was great. On the pricier end, but you really only need two rolls to be full, so 15 dollars and you are good.

Wow. This is what McD’s of the sushi world would be. Expensive, crapy quality, and more cucumber in the roll than fish!

Pricy compared to other sushi joints in the area. I do like the kamakazi rolls alot though and the california rolls as well since they are large. The soy sauce has a sweet taste to it and I actually like it a lot. Still, this place is too expensive for what you get.

This place is the impersonation of sushi as western food. I have never been interested in eating there, and only went there because ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING ELSE was closed.
They don’t even serve you real green tea, they have a display where you can grab you (canned or bottled) tea, or whatever drink you want. For some weird reason all their combos include something with avocado. I asked for the brown rice combo, it’s GINORMOUS and, of course, there are avocado makis. The nigiris are just blah — but I’m not a huge fan of nigiris.
I would only come back in the same situation — if I were starving and had nothing better around. The food is ok and the makis are giant, but it’s waaaay overpriced and you can find much better sushi around this neighborhood.