Kitcho Sushi

Not a bad place for the area. We arrived around 9 pm and the sever was sweeping the carpet beside us while we are eating… Also, when she brought over the tempura, one of the piece fell on the table and she pick it up with her hand and put it back on the plate. Other than that the fish was fresh and sushi was good

Sushi and sashimi tasted really fresh. Excellent fresh flavor. Tempura, especially the shrimp, was absolutely delicious. Establishment had only one server but he hardly spoke English so it was difficult to communicate with him.

We have been a few times and unfortunately the service gets worse with each trip. The sushi is «okay» as you get what you pay for. Had to ask a few times for my salad and our girls ordered hand rolls which never arrived and when I asked for them the waitress shrugged so I told her to just go ahead and cancel them. My advise would be to pay the extra for quality and service and head a couple of doors down to The Hungry Sumo you won’t be disappointed.

Great food!
I was a little worried when we walked in, but the service was friendly and the fish was high quality and tasted great! We had the all you can eat dinner, and it was well worth it.

Good sushi
Pad Thai was good but a little different than what we expected.
Prices fair
We got takeout and the staff was exceptionally nice and friendly. Very engaging. They truly made me think they appreciated out business.
I will go back.

In a very convenient location, you will almost certainly pass by it on the way up to Blue Mountain from Toronto. Being from Mississauga and always frequenting AYCE sushi type establishments; I already knew what to expect. They offer All You Can Eat and A La Carte options in either Japanese, Chinese and Thai dishes.
First off, I noticed the inside decorations weren’t very appealing, it just plain. Not much too see, nothing hung up on the wall. Almost too plain that it becomes an eye sore just looking at it; so you’ll have to look at your friends.
I didn’t have a problem with the service except for the fact that my friend found an eye lash on his tea cup; could be his, could be theirs… we will never know. Overall, the dishes were pretty clean, it was never a concern.
I guess it was slow that day and several times they would come up to us take our order immediately sitting down but we weren’t ready. We all opted for the a la carte option. Finally after we ordered, the food started coming in within 4 – 5 minutes. I find this relatively fast. I ordered the Special Bento Box, which consisted of Chicken and Salmon teriyaki, shrimp and vegetable tempura, 3 pieces of salmon roll, 3 pieces of cucumber roll, 3 pieces of salmon sashimi, miso soup, house salad and rice. All for $ 16.95.
The chicken and salmon teriyaki was good, it was grilled properly and you get that grilled teriyaki after taste. I found that the shrimp and vegetable tempura to be very oily and drenched in oil when they served it. I wish they served it in a basket with a wax paper underneath like how I’ve been accustomed too. The sushi rolls were fresh, and not being much of a fan of sashimi I had no problem with their sashimi. Only thing else they may have ruined would be the house salad. It just seem to consist of lettuce and thousand island dressing. I am use to having more variety in the salad like tomatoes, chopped carrots and more greens!
Overall, it was very filling. Looking at my other friends’ order, they really fill up the plate on their Chinese and Pad Thai dishes. So you don’t have to worry about portions, they are very generous.