Sushi Tei

Had a great time here with some friends; I regret not trying this place out sooner. They have a wide assortment of Japanese and Korean dishes to choose from and the portions are huge. (at least during dinner). The prices are average for a non-​AYCE sushi place, but I’d say the portions make up for it.
The restaurant itself is clean and has nice ambiance. You and your party can sit in booths to give yourselves some privacy.
I don’t generally frequent non-​AYCE sushi joints, but I’ll definitely be coming back here.

The food here should always get 5 stars — very fast service, and very good food!
You should know that they recently raised their prices $ 1 or $ 2 PER entrée.
I think that I would have given this place a 5 star review, however, because of one particular server (perhaps the owner’s sister) who almost always looks like she is in a bad mood, we will have to take one star off. Otherwise, the other servers are always fantastic, and very quick!

Sushi Tei is just one of those places that my family always comes back to because of its great quality and options for Korean and Japanese food. The price is pretty average for this type of restaurant but it’s not really on the «cheap» side. The appetizers are always plentiful and delicious– they never skimp out on the kimchi.
I’ve tried a wide variety of items of their menu and I have never been disappointed. Bibimbap, sushi dinner, sushi boat, kalbi, kimchi stew, udon soup, chicken teriyaki bento box. They are all great. The sizes could be a bit bigger but if you’re ordering the dinner sushi boxes, those will fill you up!
The waiters sometimes need to be reminded of things to bring you (water, forks or extra tea) but they are good at checking in sometimes. Depends on which waiter you get.
It’s always clean here and it’s great for kids (not too loud, they have enclosed eating areas so they aren’t bugging the people next to you).
I come back here all the time!

I came here awhile ago and had their Sashimi Boats as well as their Bibimbaps. The quantity and quality of the food here is absolutely
. You must try the Double Dynamite roll, sooooo good. Crispy and very fresh tasting, not soggy or oily at all. INCREDIBLE spot for their pork bone soup!!! Over the past few months ive turned into a pork bone soup connoisseur, trying out different spots. Sushi Tei hands down surpasses them all; alot of meat and the broth is very tasty and spicy.
Always good times coming here, and I will return again very soon!!! Cheers everyone!

It’s not great, not bad, I’d say about average in terms of sushi taste and price. Comparatively speaking I prefer Dai Ichi and Hinote But this place is close to my house. Their lunch specials are a better deal. I e always had pretty good service here but if I was basing it strictly on taste and if you’re going for a non AYCE, may wanna give the other two places a shot

Fave sushi place is Mississauga. Blows Hinote out of the water any day. I don’t know what the people who like Hinote are even thinking.
I have probably eaten at Sushi Tei 100 times since I stared eating sushi lol. They have my favourite spicy tuna roll ever!!! Had their sashimi & sushi party tray yesterday for lunch with a friend and she was impressed. I will be back soon… Love you Sushi Tei!!!

My favourite sushi place in Mississauga. Great quick service once your order is placed.

I will keep this review plain and simple. No Japanese poods for me. I went to ST for Korean Poods. Korean Soup to be more precise. I have tried many a Yuk Gae Jang (Spicy beef soup) in my life and have to admit that ST’s rocked my boat! Packed full of Beef, Veg, Noodles, and Spicy goodness. Delicious! Service was fast and efficient. Plenty of parking. North West corner of Burnhamthorpe and Creditview.
Peace!

Haven’t been here for a while. Food was average but good size portions. Service was mixed. Some staff were good, others were extremely rude. When the check came, girl took mobile payment machine out of my friend’s hand, threw his card on the table and walked away even though we gave 15% tips. No thank you/​usual greetings. Since we tend to recall the first & last things, all that I will remember is the last imagine. It will be a very long time before returning again.

I trust this place for takeouts because they’re probably one of the very few that don’t cheat ya.
Staff is polite and organized. Prices vary depending on hungry you feel at that moment. I’d say it’s about average.
Fish and rice is always fresh, I know this because they haven’t already turned to stone when I touch them.
This restaurant is very neatly & traditionally decorated. Seating areas are available to guests in private rooms where no noises can’t be heard from the outside. Good for dates, business deals, or peace & quiet for those who need to recharge their chè.
¹⁰⁄₁₀ guys. Well done.

I usually go here during those days when I’m in the mood for sushi but everyone else I’m with wants something more hearty. This place has a great variety of sushi that is made well and with reasonable prices. The korean food is great too, unfortunately they lack variety for vegetarians, whereby they have like around two Korean vegetarian dishes. However, having tried those vegetarian dishes, they have been pretty good, especially the bibimbap.
The décor of the restaurant is so unexpected because from outside it doesn’t look like much, but upon entering it will leave you surprised as they have gone all out and made it look traditional and classy.
As for all Korean restaurants, I really enjoy the banchans they serve immediately after we sit down.
I don’t really have many complaints, as the service was great. For example, once on a really hot day we got the cold udon noodles and the sashimi rice salad. The waiter made sure we knew the method to which we should eat these foods (i.e. dipping the noodles into the broth).
The only complaint I do have is that they don’t serve the food all together, but rather serve as they are ready. So once when we ordered a sushi, a bento box, and a bibimbap, the bento box and bibimbap came around 10 minutes before the sushi, which left me eating my sushi alone when the rest were done eating, which I hate.
So as a conclusion, I will keep on eating at Sushi Tei for their reasonable prices, good attitude, and pretty decent food.

I was craving sushi and my boyfriend brought me here. I loved the interior of the restaurant, so beautiful. They started us off with miso soup and some side dishes (edamame, fish cakes (amazing!) and bean sprouts). We ordered the vegetable spring rolls, the double crispy dynamite roll, spicy salmon roll, volcano roll (the best one!) And the deep fried California roll. They all were good but my boyfriend and I loved the volcano roll the best. At the end of the meal they also served us green tea ice cream.
We usually go to all you can eat sushi places so this was a nice change. Service was good but the staff rarely came to check up on us. I hope my boyfriend takes me here again! I really want to try some of the Korean dishes.
*4.5 stars

Ok, not quite a «fan», but this place is decent for what it is, a non-​AYCE sushi/​Korean restaurant that offers quick service, and good value (sides are always included and some kinda dessert — whether that’s fresh slice of orange/​green tea ice cream).
Sushi Tei also offers Lunch Specials until 3pm, even on weekends, so that’s definitely an incentive for people who don’t want to eat fast food, but are on-​the-​go!
While service isn’t the definition of pleasant, it is efficient. Your tea/​water will be refilled on a regular basis and there are a few waitresses who service the dining room. So it isn’t difficult to flag someone down.
I really like the banchans like sprouts, slices of pressed bean curd, edamame, and soup/​salad, so again, another incentive to go back.

I decided to check this place out again after 4 years. They include a few banchan dishes before your meal, which are actually quite good. I ordered the chap chae this time around because I just had sushi recently and this place is Korean run so I figured they’d do it well. The chap chae was alright. Nothing to write home about and it was kind of overly sweet. The dish was huge though and they don’t overwhelm you with just noodles. I also sneaked a few pieces of volcano roll and dynamite roll from my friends and they were okay. The sushi combo did look pretty well made though. Service is fast since they have the little call buttons at each table.

Has been one of my favourite sushi restaurants in Mississauga for a very long time. Ban chan to start your meal and they offer green tea ice cream at the end.
Consistently good food and service.

I recently ordered takeout from here. I got the SPICY YAKI IKA for $ 14.95 which is stir fried squid and vegetables with hot sauce. Its under the korean portion of their menu. While waiting, the waitress bought us some green tea. Very nice touch.
So spicy squid dish was crazzzyyyy tasty. The portion was huge and the sauce was sooooo good … you’ll love it if you are a fan of gochojang. Aaand it came with rice, salad, soup and two side dishes (kimchi and something else) … so a lot of food for $ 15.
Will definitely be back!

Love this place.
The waiters are friendly, service is good
The fish is really fresh. My family always comes here to get sashimi.

Double Crispy Dynamite rolls has tempora shrimp on top and in the roll, very big and tasty.
Bibimbab was sizzling hot, veggies were fresh and not overcooked.
There were two of us sharing one serving of each and we def left full! Our meals came with complimentary miso soup and small appetizer salad dishes to start. The meal was finished off with complimentary green tea ice cream.
We will def be back!

3.5 stars
Came here for lunch today: has sushi, sashimi, maki, tempura, udon, kalbi… Not all by myself of course!
The kalbi was too chewy for my liking, by the seasoning was great. The maki was delicious. The tempura was soggy. The udon was alright. The thing that disappointed me the most was the sushi and sashimi. I hear people raving about how fresh it is here: I beg to differ. The salmon was quite fresh, but the tuna and the white fish was very noticibly not as fresh.
The service was impeccable! The servers were lovely and kind and they made the experience really nice. It’s unfortunate that the food wasn’t as great.

It’s pretty standard fare, and pricier than other Mississauga restaurants with similar food quality.
ATMOSPHERE: They’re one of the larger Japanese restaurants in Mississauga, so they can comfortably fit larger parties. They’ve grown from a small lot at Deer Run Plaza, to the corner spot they currently occupy. It’s often quite busy on weekends as it’s one of the well known joints for sushi.
SERVICE: Average. And when it’s busy hours there, I feel like service goes way down — more than other places.
PRICE: Average.
FOOD: I feel like the food’s gone down. They have a large menu, with some Korean dishes too, so I feel like they don’t have the best quality of food. Places with smaller menus tend to excel at their few offerings, i think. I don’t like how when you order a large sashimi boat, sometimes they just give you more of a cheaper fish, rather than higher quality for the higher price you pay.
Overall, I think this place is okay — but I’d rather go to Sushi One (Mavis/​Eglinton) for similar price but better offerings, or pay a tad bit more and eat wayyy better at Hinote (Mavis/​Bristol).