Sushi One

material was very fresh and delicious. But the sizes were very big to have them in one shot! another point was that there was not a very big difference between the taste of different suchies! you could find the same overloaded material in each and every Suchi.

I’ve mentioned before that this place isn’t very consistent but they’ve really stepped it up in the last several months. The standouts here include most of the special rolls (especially the red dragon roll), the bulgogi, teriyaki dishes, chap chae, spicy salmon roll, and of course the complimentary Korean side dishes that they give you at the beginning of the meal. I also love the green tea ice cream you get at the end. The red Dragon roll again is probably the best one I’ve had anywhere. It’s huge and delicious. The only dishes I didn’t really like here were the udon and their Boston roll. The side dishes and rolls used to be inconsistent when the part time sushi chef because they would be smaller and fall apart but the owner really gets it right. Also the side dishes used to be fresh only half the time but it looks like they have some quality control now. The salad is still a sour mess and the miso soup overly salty sometimes so they could work on that. The prices are very fair for what you get.

I’ve been coming to this place for like 10 years, since they opened. I even had a little «free meal» card which I don’t think they give anymore.
Anyway — over all I keep going to this place because they have a lunch special that is weekdays + weekends until 3 or 3:30 compared to other places that end a bit earlier. That being said, the sushi was consistently been a ⁴⁄₅. Certainly you’ll find better places in Mississauga or the GTA suburbs but Sushi one always has been consistently good. The rice is always the right temperature (my pet peeve is averted!) the fish is good. Their Korean-​Japanese food is pretty good — I remember once the bulgogi wasn’t good (but it was good most of the time).
The traditional appetizers are pretty good. Sometimes they give you extra — I’m not sure why? Haha.
The woman who serves you is really nice and been at it for a long time. They are open during civic holidays, so you know they’re hustling all day, everyday for your business.
For lunch, you get a green tea ice cream which adds to the incredible value going here.

Service was great. Food was good. I usually do all u can eat but left here full and with leftovers for less than I usually pay at the all u can eat.

Nice little place, service is always fast and friendly. Food is good, dinner portions are big. Ninja roll is a must try! Take out always ready really fast. They bring you free appetizer dishes and serve korean food too. I would recommend!

The sushi is made beautifully and the portions are great. The customer service is even better. They’re very welcoming and sweet. Id say one of my favourite sushi places.

If you’re looking for a quick sit-​down sushi place with incredible value, this is the spot for you. I come here with my girlfriend about once every couple of months when I’m craving a cheap bento box.
I usually come for their lunch-​time prices. The best value, I find, is their combo-​bento boxes where you can have any combination of tempura, teriyaki, sushi, or sashimi.
For the most part, you get what you pay for. The food isn’t anything too exceptional, but it hits the spot when you’re feeling hungry. They serve complimentary appetizers and green tea ice cream with your meal. I’ve never had a problem with their service but I only come during low peak time hours.
Overall, I would recommend sushi one to anyone that’s looking for cheap sushi to fill their pallet.

Returned for a lunch here last Saturday, in a party of 6.
It wasn’t busy at all (there were maybe 3 tables only), but we felt rushed by our server. She served us green tea ice cream without asking us early, and also before half of us had completed our entrées.
And she also gave us our bill soon after — before we were done. I can understand it if they were busy and needed the table. Or if some of us were leaving early and needed the bill sooner. Her overall demeanour was very curt.
One new change we noticed too — also negative — is: ban chans (the small korean appetizer dishes) will cost extra after one refill. ($ 2 per additional refill) Everyone in our party was pretty shocked at this, as traditionally ban chans are unlimited.
In general, I may still come back but am disappointed to see these new changes at Sushi One. Will consider other options next time before returning for another meal.

The sushi is great over here, especially the maki rolls. My favorite one is spicy tuna special roll.
I think the price is well worth it as the rolls are quite big! A must try!

I grocery shop at the No Frills that’s in the same plaza & I’ve seen this place a lot. One day my boyfriend & I decided to walk in.
At first the food was good — this was a year or two ago — the service was also good.
We’ve been noticing the quality has been changing. For instance, they give you little complimentary appetizer dishes before the main dish comes out: red beans, cabbage, seaweed, tofu & bean sprouts — more recently they’ve been looking old & some taste AWFUL.
Some raw fish dishes have left us with severely upset stomachs. It is pretty obvious the sashimi they are serving is not fresh.
Recently they messed up the order & the lady who was serving us — she’s the usual one there — was RUDE. She was arguing with us & insisted we were wrong. At the end she THREW the bill at us & didn’t give the green tea ice cream that’s normally provided at the end of the bill.
I wouldn’t go back to this place again. The quality of food has declined & the service is just not even there.

I used to live in the neighbourhood so I’ve been to this place more times than I can remember. It’s a small restaurant, and easy to miss if you don’t live in the area. The sushi is high quality, and delicious, and you pay for this quality. They have some good combos. Excellent place for consistently great sushi. The service is average.

I’ve been here a few time in the past, but decided to revisit it based on the reviews here. Sort of a mistake!
First, as soon as I walked in, I got hit with this mouldy wet mop/​soiled diaper/​baby barf smell. Gross. Already a big hit to my appetite.
Upon review of the menu, prices are quite reasonable. Lunch menu is available on the weekends, which is probably 1 of the reasons this joint was busy on a Sunday afternoon. Another reason for its popularity is probably the convenient location.
Just down the street from Hinote, my fav sushi place in Mississauga, Sushi One offers more pieces for less $$$. For example, lunch at Hinote 11 pieces (8 nigiri/​3 maki) — $ 11.99, Sushi One — 18 (9 nigiri/​3 salmon/​3 cali) — $ 11.99. Both come with soup/​salad, but Sushi One includes Korean side dishes.
Keep in mind that the cuts of fish at Hinote are much more generous, whereas Sushi One, the fish are smaller, with a bigger chunk of rice in the nigiri. Even though there are only 3 pieces of nigiri at Hinote, they are much bigger than the 6 tiny pieces at Sushi One.
Quality-​wise: I think Sushi One pre-​makes some of their nigiri as certain pieces, like shrimp & surf clam as they were dry and fell apart from the bed of rice. :(The other nigiris weren’t that most moist either. (The sushi reminded me of T&T — not a good thing!) Complimentary green tea ice cream was served after the meal, but it was pre-​scoped and came from the freezer. :(
Cleanliness: The mildew smell persisted in the narrow hall leading to the washroom. I didn’t want to look too closely, but I saw a bucket (for a mop), bowls stacked on top of each other, a book that someone was readying, a jacket, all just sprawled to the side. The grout on the floor of the washroom was black. So one can only guess what goes on in the kitchen!
Honestly, I didn’t really ENJOY my food. I just ate it and left, so I don’t think I’ll go back even though you do get a lot of food. (Maybe the Korean food is better??) However, quality-​wise, you do get what you pay for!

When we are in the neighbourhood visiting Cindy’s Mom, @ Yee Hong up the street on Mavis, we head here to Sushi One. We like the little appetizers they serve. Very tasty. We usually order the Bento boxes. For the price, it’s good value. The Japanese family that runs it is friendly and service is always pretty quick.
Overall, it’s better value here than the sushi place up the street!

I love sushi, i love this place.
i always order the same thing, every other day, one red dragon roll.
its $ 13 but you get what you pay for, the rolls are HUUUUUGE. it fills you up for hooours, its always fresh, always up to my expectations and the staff is very welcoming and sweet.
:)

I’ve been coming to this restaurant for years now but for some reason I haven’t written a review yet =S. Here goes!
I always order the same thing every time I eat here… the sushi dinner 128. It comes with 6 california rolls, 6 dynamite rolls, and 6 spicy tuna rolls. I never end up finishing it up in one sitting so I end up eating the remaining as a late night snack haha. The sushi here is always prepared fresh and the raw fish is fresh as well (I hope!). When you order this dinner, it comes with 4 mini appetizers and the miso soup. The appetizers that taste yummy are the bean sprouts and the seaweed. I’m not a fan of the beans and salad. They also serve complimentary green tea ice cream after your meal.
The service here is pretty good most of the time. Since it’s owned by a Korean family, the wife is usually the only one who is serving everyone. It doesn’t get really busy here so it’s not a problem having just one server.

If you are an experienced sushi eater you might find this restaurant mediocre, but I like it because the sushi rolls are delicious and fresh for the price.

not sure how to rate raw fishi but it appears to be fresh? i come here often cause it’s close by and they have friendly service staff. Not a very busy spot most likely because of its location hidden in a ghetto plaza near mavis and englinton. they serve complimentary greentea ice cream after meals but the ice cream is really frozen so its difficult to get at with a plastic spoon. This one is not all you can eat but def worth a try. Any of the specialty rolls are delicous