Sushi Topia

Everything you expect to find if sushi is your comfort food, starting with excellent miso soup. Very clean, friendly and great fish and tempura.

This is actually a 2.5 star review.
We popped in for a quick snack. The restaurant is small, cute and well kept.
The waitress was very friendly and service was quick. The tea was the best I’ve ever had!!!
As for the food, our miso soup was Luke warm and the yam roll was completely undercooked.
I’d give it another try but first impression wasn’t stellar.

Drop by here every time I have a dentist appointment (next door) and either pick up the lunch bento box or beef/​chicken teriyaki on rice. Place is clean and tastefully decorated and the staff is friendly and attentive. Now the food — so far I’ve been extremely satisfied with the taste. I love the way they do their tempura — crisp, light batter that’s not too oily and the accompanying sauce is perfect — not too salty, it’s so good I end up pouring it on my rice! The chicken and beef teriyaki is also authentic and prepared very well. I have yet to eat in, but from what I’ve seen while waiting for my take out the customers seem to enjoy their meal and service.

I’m surprised not a lot of locals know about this fantastic place. The food is great, prices are perfect for the quality you get and service is good as always. With their new renovations it looks great and such a nice place for a date. ¹⁰⁄₁₀ would recommend

Came in here extremely hungry after a Boxing Day shopping trip. Overall: This place is great! Although, I think it’s too bad that they’re kinda hidden from the streets unless you drive in to the complex.
Ordered the Beef Teriyaki Lunch Bento. For $ 9.95, it comes with quite a bit of food! There were: beef teriyaki upon a bed of lettuce stirfry, 1 gyoza, shrimp & veggie tempura, salad, and 2 sliced pieces of tangerines. In terms of portion, definitely felt like I got my money’s worth. Also, the menu says «Miso soup and rice upon request» — I had initially thought that this would require me to pay extra, but it didn’t! It just comes with the bento, which was a nice surprise.
One thing I do wish they’d improve on though: Please get bigger cups. We were given a cast iron pot of tea and 3 teeny tiny accompanying saucer-​like cups that fit less than 3 sips of tea. I got pretty thirsty while eating the tempura, and I wish I didn’t have to pour myself tea every few minutes. This is a really small thing though — everything else, including service, was great. I’d definitely recommend checking out Sushi Topia when you’re hunkering for some Japanese food in Delta.

I’d give this place a solid 2.5 stars
I’m gonna start off with the good and finish with the bad.
My experience in the restaurant was great, everyone had a smile, and the décor is very modern and has a refreshing enviorment.
But of course a restaurant is mainly judged by it’s food, and unfortunately I have to say it did not do so well. I started off with the chicken karage and a side of salad, I liked the seasoning on the chicken karage but the chicken pieces just consisted of chicken skin and mainly fat, and the sauce that came with the karage had this sweet cinnamon almost oatmeal like flavour that really was unnessecary and a big turn off, the salad was not really put together with care, the mixed greens were wilting and looked like they were on the point of going bad, but the worst part wasn’t the greens it was the sauce that looked like that was just spat on to my dish, I’m not sure if the sauce was supposed to be really thick and just taste unpleasant but to describe it, it looked like a purée of beans and All Bran flakes and that sort of even describes the taste. So anyways for my main course, The Tiger Roll, there was nothing paticularly dissatisfiying with it, its just that with a pretty steep price tag of over 10 dollars including tax, I expected alot more from a «Special Roll» and the flavours were just dry and the tempura prawn tasted like it was fried in the morning.
All in all, to sum up my review the food was not up to par with the price, I might give Sushi Topia another visit but my advice is if you want the best bang for your buck there are plenty of japanese restaurants along scott road or even right across the street!

I had a sushi craving and decided to try out Sushi Topia. We ordered the vegetable combo as well as the vegetarian dinner special. I asked the server whether there’s fish flakes on the agedashi tofu that came with the dinner special, and he said they can take it out. If you haven’t guessed it already, my brother and I are vegetarian.
The food was really good, but what killed it was the customer service they provided. The waiter did not seem like he wanted to be there. Not once did the waiter come ask us how the food was, except at the end while they were cleaning up our plates. Before we asked for our bill, the waiter came out with something extra (said it was a chef special). He mentioned something tempura. I confirmed with him there’s no fish flakes, and he said it was just parsley and sesame seed on top of the tempura. I took a bite and realized the inside did NOT look vegetarian. I asked for the waiter again and asked what it was, and he said it was _​_​_​_​tempura (forgot the name). I asked whether it’s vegetarian, and he said it’s a type of fish. = = I really don’t know what to say. It’s nice that the chef offered it to us, but honestly, if you’re the server, and had a customer order ONLY vegetarian options and asked if there were fish flakes in the dishes, wouldn’t you automatically assume that they are vegetarian? I still feel sick from taking a bite out of that tempura. I can’t imagine what I’ll be like if I actually chewed and swallowed it.
Would give the food a ⁴⁄₅ but the experience and customer service I received from the waiter made it a 1-​star.

solid 3.5 stars, as it’s fairly new, the bunch of bouquets at the front a telling sign.
even Surrey has the ever popular koreans operating sushi places.
Ordered the crispy roll to go, good enough for a repeat next time in the area. Lots of crunch, and fresh prawn tempura, right touch.
located in the corner of this busy plaza, a few booth seating.
friendly service, gave me a tea while waiting for takeout.

Awesome, authentic and delicious Japanese food
Large portions and great prices.
Reminds me of when Momiji in Vancouver started out.
Eager to please — friendly staff — small but cozy comfortable environment