Sushi One

Sushi one is a great lunch spot. The lunch specials are good in terms of quality, quantity and value. It gets really busy so if you want a table then I recommended going before 12pm. I haven’t been here for dinner but I did notice they have ayce. Seemed a little pricey compared to others. But I haven’t been so maybe they have a better food selection.

Not my favorite spot anymore, prices shot up for AYCE and they only serve it after 4 pm now. As well, last time we had lunch there it wasn’t as good as it used to be. I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone, unless they bring back the same kind of service they had before. The food was mediocre at best, why would I dish out $ 30 for something for that? Anyhow, it was good while it lasted, moving on!

I like this place l! One you walk in you get a warm welcome. The food is pretty good and the service is great. I order the hot sake and it’s hot. Just the way it should be. Price is average for Yonge st. The atmosphere is makes me cozy inside. I will probably come again.

Unfortunately with the raised prices all across the menu this place is no longer a good choice, considering that there are many higher quality Japanese establishments within a 5 minute walk. It used to be the best place for ‘decently’ priced cuisine, however now it is in the same ballpark with the competition which blow it out of the water in terms of both quality and selection.
Although the service has always been just ‘OK’ it was tolerable for the good prices, now that the prices are hiked its just a middle of the road restaurant which cannot compete with the big 3 Japanese restaurants nearby.

I visited with my friend for AYCE sushi. It was a Friday evening so they charged us extra, for $ 30 per person.
I’d say that we got our money’s worth. We had a whole assortment of sushi and sashimi, as well as a set of tempura. They did not skimp on the quality of food, and I thoroughly enjoyed all types of food the restaurant offered. I especially liked the tako-​yaki and kalbi. The teriyaki and dessert could have been better though.
The servers were very friendly and prompt. I would definitely come back, but perhaps when it is not as expensive.

Good sushi but prices have gone up significantly. Service isn’t that great if you go alone. They forget that youre there.

This rating is for their EXTREMELY POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE. If there is an option for ZERO stars, that is what this place will get. We have dined here a couple times before, customer service was not the best, but it had been tolerable. However, what happened yesterday completely pissed me off. Since I was in a hurry and was running late for lunch, I googled up their phone number and menu online. I called them to place my order before travelling to pick it up. The place was on the way for me and I’ve been wanting to have some Japanese food the past few weeks so I decided to order from them. When I went in to pick up my food, the order was ready. However, what shocked me was the price! The waitress said my bill was $ 20.32. I was expecting it to be under $ 20. I told the lady at the counter that I specifically placed an order for their Lunch Specials, and if she could double check that it was what I ordered. She said yes, it was and I told her that the price on their website says $ 6.50 and she is charging me $ 8.99 (more than 30% more than I was expecting to pay)! She then mentioned that they had increased their prices recently but that they have not updated the website yet. I said, yes, understand that you did but you did not update that on your website and I ordered the items based on the information posted there. The only response she gave was, «I will inform my manager that the website it not updated. We have changed our prices 2 months ago.» (Ok, so you had 2 months and you did not care to update your website??!)
I don’t care when you changed your prices. In this day and age, when you have an online presence, it is your due diligence to reflect that accurately so that your customers are not misinformed. A reputable establishment would have HONORED the website price because it is CLEARLY THEIR FAULT that it was not updated. But that DID NOT HAPPEN. If I were not running really late and have not eaten anything in the last 5 hours, I would have refused to pick it up. (On hindsight, I feel like I should’ve done that — just to make a point).
I DON’T MIND paying $ 20 for lunch for 2 people once in awhile and IF I KNEW BEFOREHAND THAT I WAS PAYING THAT AMOUNT. I absolutely HATE it when I am misinformed and you won’t own up to your mistake.

This used to be my go-​to place for decently priced sushi and bentos but they recently raised their prices. Not worth it anymore imo.

Didn’t have any expectations going on but was happy with our order. Double Dragon was very good, beef roll was good but not amazing.
It was a bit pricer than I expected. Small space.

Had a serious craving for all you can eat sushi so we decided to check out sushi one. Upon arrival, we saw a sign that said no ayce on the weekends due to short staff. :(We decided to stay anyway and ended up getting a bento box each.
For 16.99 we got bento box C that included miso soup and salad, 5 pieces salmon sashimi, 3 assorted sushi, japchae, rice, chicken katsu, and 4 piece dynamite roll. The dynamite roll featured what tasted like caesar dressing on top. Caesar sushi? Not a fan!!! Salad was overdressed, the katsu was also too saucy. I guess everything was too saucy.
The sashimi was yummy, and the sushi was alright. For the price the box was worth it, I was too full to finish the japchae and rice. But if I go back next time I’d ask for no sauce.

The portions are big, especially the Salmon Sushi Pizza. One is more than enough for 2 people. Good quality sushi, but the service is really slow. I was denied access to patio, simply because the waitress did not feel like serving the patio and wanted to make her job easier, by sticking to one spot. Also, they didn’t bring Green tea until I ask them about it. Pretty much every sushi place I’ve gone to, I’ve been served with Green tea first. I might come back here, but would only order a la carte and not AYCE. The Korean beef was the highlight of dinner. One hand roll is a meal on its own and will fill you up.

Forgive me Lord for I have sinned. (yes gluttony is a sin)
I came here with my friend for AYCE buffet. We started off with miso soup then ordered the usual, makis, sushis, sashimis, handrolls… etc. A-​OK quality, what you expect from AYCE.
Funny story, We ordered 2 Kalbis but the waitress served us about a dozen! a happy accident. They were delicious so I’m not complaining. Service was friendly but slow.
I suggest that you stick to a la carte. If you are going for AYCE then don’t get carried away as their portions are huge compared to other AYCE sushi restaurants. Stay away from the Salmon pizza!

We’ve only ordered delivery… and we’re vegetarian.
We usually grab the veg bento box with a mix of apps and rolls.
Love the pan fried spinach and mushroom — great variety in both, not too salty.
Croquettes, gyoza, lots of goodies to chose from, which is awesome for a veg.
Their udon soups are very tasty.
Their delivery time is consistently shockingly phenomenal!
On Mother’s Day they said they’d be about an hr and half — very unusual.
We ordered anyways and they showed up in half hour.

Not a lot of options for the lunch AYCE menu. Pretty decent service and their washrooms are pretty nice. They only have ice cream as a desert option. I prefer Sushi Legend; they have a lot more options for a cheaper price.

3.5÷5, +.5 for service
Sushi One, we can say, is Sushi Moto’s competitor, located across the street from that restaurant. Sushi One has a large patio, and it was open for lunch earlier this week due to the (finally) warm weather.
The setup is a bit weird; you have to walk to the middle of the restaurant for the «front» desk, at least that’s what I had to do. Either way I was seated promptly (and actually had one of the last seats in the restaurant), and was offered tea to start.
While the lunch specials were appetizing, I opted for the sushi silver, since I only wanted sushi and rolls. It came with a miso soup, salad, and a spicy salmon hand roll. The miso soup and salad weren’t anything spectacular, but a good start nonetheless. The spicy salmon hand roll didn’t feel that spicy, but the avocado was a little bit on the bland side. The salmon was excellent though.
The sushi silver platter came with 6 pieces of california roll, and salmon, tuna, shrimp, yellow tail, and red snapper sushi pieces. All the fish tasted excellent as well as the rolls! My only complaint was that the rice was a little bit hard, but still chewable.
It was tough for me to give either a 3 or 3.5, but if I was talking about comparing to Sushi Moto (which I gave a 3), I like this place more, at least for lunch. 3.5 it is, plus the .5 for the excellent service I received.

Pretty decent, lunch menu is great… Haven’t done ayce yet but am willing to try!!!
Don’t ask for substitutions it’s 2.50 extra even if u just wanna change something to just Avacado when it’s leaving out one ingredient … Only issue
Miso soup is a bit salty lol

Been here for AYCE dinner twice.
Service is slow as expected. They tend to push out the hot foods before giving the sushi/​sashimi. The sashimi isn’t the best, but the hot foods are pretty good, especially the kalbi. For the price (I think it’s $ 22 or around there), there are better AYCE choices in the city.

I was craving for ayce and i almost threw up cause i ate too much. I went there at 9:40 pm on Friday and they told me the last order is 10:15. I quickly ordered my first round and order the second Round once the food started coming.
My tip Is not to go too late. Or else u will eat in a rush. The dinner was $ 2 extra than the weekday price which is $ 21.99 +$ 2+tax. Food was great but they don’t hv vanilla ice cream :/​does it worth $ 27? I’m not sure because i know better places with a cheaper piece.

Closest sushi spot after gym and we went in for their ayce menu on a Saturday. Promptly greeted upon entering the place and service from beginning to end was wonderful!
Wasabi spice factor hit the spot! POW! Sinuses and colds felt threatened which brought justice to my sole purpose in opting for protein and kick ass natural remedy. Fack you winterrrrrrr!
Sashimi was fairly fresh (huge mackerel slices YUM!), my fave is normally the green dragon roll but unfortunately did not enjoy this at Sushi One. It was made with sweet (teriyaki?) sauce drizzled on top and tasted like avocado dessert with rice.
Their dinner menu is not as extensive as other places, considering the price is $ 23pp. Pop is included Fri-​Sun if you like fizz with your sea creatures. Green tea is still preferred.
Ps. Don’t order the calamari– tasted like rubber but do get the fried rice! It was fried perfectly with a garlicky kick.

*THIS REVIEW IS ZERO STARS*
I am extremely disappointed with this place. I choose this sushi restaurant over another one in my area based on the reviews and I am appalled at how bad the sushi is. We ordered delivery; a party tray and a red Dragon roll. We wanted to change all the shashimi to all salmon but they were gonna charge us 5 bucks so we didn’t even bother and thank God for that. The fish is really not fresh and even taste like mush. The fish was so un-​fresh that the tuna pieces weren’t even the same colour, one was dark brown! Like it’s been sitting in the fridge for a while. The red Dragon roll had this weird taste to it that I did not enjoy at all. I will never order form this sushi place again.