Tokyo One Sushi

I ordered from this restaurant some time ago and it was OK but this time I have to say it is one of the worst Japanese food I have eaten in a very long time. I ordered for delivery assorted sushi combo (brown rice), beef teriyaki (brown rice), Edamame, miso soup, and a bunch of other stuff. The brown rice was way overcooked to the extent that the sushi rolls looked uneven as well as tasted quite mushy, California roll tasted mostly like mayo, the fish seemed to be old /​not fresh, Edamame was overcooked that the shells fell apart, beef teriyaki was dry — honestly we ate what we could as we were very hungry but most of it ended up in the garbage — $ 64 plus tips alas:(

It is a good place to eat for sushi. Quality is good and they are super nice and clean.

Asked for delivery of gyoza, chicken teriyaki and spicy combo. It is cheap indeed with a lot of food, but the overall quality of it is absolutely hideous.
While the gyoza was all right with a lot of meat inside it, teriyaki was too sweat with just beef and rice. The spicy combo had hair in it. Now, I am okay with one piece of hair in the sushi – it is undesirable, but all right, it can happen.
Now two hair strands in different pieces of sushi, sticking out within clumped-​up rice? This restaurant will be the first and the last.
Felt disgusted by other pieces I already ate and my throat feels extremely irritated. May be psychological happening, but I don’t really want to feel this after eating.
Taste is good, but sanity is the limiting factor.

Tokyo One Sushi should be called TokyoZERO Sushi.
Service was ok but basic. Had to ask for the bill. Appreciated a pot of tea without asking for one.
However, the quality of sushi was horrible. Rice was mushie, not properly rolled and sushi lacked any fresh taste, and it was drowned in a squirt-​able sauce.
Bad, bad, bad.

I’ve gone to school near Tokyo One for a long time, but gave up on them almost nearly as long ago. The service is rude, even by my standards, which have been lowered after years of living in Vancouver and eating at small Japanese restaurants. The food is never bad, but you can bet that they will get something wrong in your order. Hair is also a common part of their dishes, as I found quite a few in my rice before deciding never to eat there again.

Ordered delivery and it didn’t take too long. About half an hour wait time, which is normal. Upon opening the bag, we realized one of our miso soups were missing. We called back and they said they would re-​deliver it. Ten minutes later we get another call back saying it would take the driver an hour before he would make it back. Then she offered a credit to our future order, which we declined and she offered to refund the amount back on my credit card (which I highly doubt will happen). The food itself was nothing spectacular. We ordered 4 rolls and they were all very blah. Small rolls with more rice than anything else and the rice was soggy/​mushy. Gyozas were greasy and soggy. I do not recommend at all.

Ordered from
, they called to confirm our address which they had wrong and said they’d take a while because they were busy (on a sunday at 4:30). Food takes about 45 mins and the delivery guy comes to the wrong door, disturbing our landlady. He also fumbled with the change long enough that I just gave him a bigger tip than I should have.
The food was alright, but the order was pretty wrong. Didn’t get some nigiri we ordered, got too many spring rolls, not enough gyoza and too many yam tempura. The gyoza was also inedibly burnt and the shrimp in the tempura looked dirty. Pretty frustrating experience, won’t be ordering from there again.

Nice place. Liked the Philadelphia role best.

good service, even for pickup they offer you tea.
that’s a star in my books when it comes to customer service ;)

Terrible service — woman on phone hung up on me. They delivered after almost an hour. The udon soup that was delivered had poured out into the bag on the way, and the guy didn’t say anything till I noticed. Luckily I hadn’t paid yet, and he took it off the bill. The sushi portions are large, but rolls are messy and thrown together. Gyoza was burnt and cold. I have tried this place a few times, and they are continuously rude and the sushi sucks. Will never go back

After our first order, Tokyo One is now our go-​to sushi place.
First, the salmon nigiri portions are generous, which is my #1 criteria when trying new sushi restaurants. I dont know what other places think theyre getting away with, with their half-​inch long, paper-​thin slices of fish. True, this nigiri is more expensive (1.75 for salmon), but its worth every bite.
Second, I have never, in 15 years, seen scallop & tobiko rolls like the ones they give you here. You get a full, luscious bite of scallop that you can see and taste, unlike the teeney morsels chopped up and hidden in mayo that you get elsewhere.
My significant other was really impressed with his Spicy Tuna Cone. There were 4 generous full-​size pieces of tuna sashimi in it. No messing around trying to fill up the cone with rice and cucumber here.
Cant wait to order here again.