Tako Sushi & Pho

Terrible service, waited 15 minute to order (and we were the only ones in the restaurant) another 20 minute for the food to come out, and they didn’t even bring us tea until we asked them as the chef (they didnt even have a server) was bringing us the food. Food tasted average.

We spotted it just off Canada way — The name caught our eye «Tako Sushi Phở». Any place that serves both Japanese and Vietnamese will make my family happy! The minute I walked in I had a good feeling. The place was very clean and smelled like fresh miso soup.
We took our seats. The menu was clear, had nice pictures, and all the prices were affordable.
I ordered the Vietnamese salad rolls and they were large, fresh and delicious. I also ordered Tuna and Salmon Sashimi. I couldn’t believe they were basicly selling sashimi for $ 1 a piece. It was fresh, very cold, and very tender. The salmon appeared to be wild. We watched the Sushi cheft behind his «bar» and he was very experienced.
My daughter had the special that came with Miso soup, california roll and 5 pieces of assorted tempura for only 5.95. She said it was awesome.
My husband had a bowl of Vietnamese noodles known as Bun — he said it was as good as any other vietnamese place we’ve been to.
I love this place. It’s my new favorite. The two men who work there — Peter the Vietnamese cook and Jimmy the Japanese cook — are very kind, work hard, make good food — and provide excellent service.
You should go there! Tell them I sent you! — Camara

Sushi is on par with most others I’ve had in the city, but the location makes it super convenient for me. I haven’t had a large selection of the sushi, however, I have had several of the Vietnamese options. All quite good as well. Prices are reasonable, but the main reason I find myself here so often is the location: P