Taro's Fish - North York

They always have a good selection and their seafood is fresh and delicious. They will also slice it for you into whatever size you want (including thinly sliced for crudo) for free. Prices are reasonable considering what you are getting.

Kept hearing how good this place was, so decided to give it a try. It a small fish/sushi shop, located in a small plaza. Parking is very difficult to find. Generous fish portion, although we thought it tasted only okay.

It was ok. It did not really meet my expectations,but still 4 stars. I ordered the assorted Nigiri, I think I ordered 9-10 of the different sorts, so that was like 18-20 pieces of sushi! The number thing I noticed was the rice of the nigiri, it was really thin and because of that the fish above it is loose, at least for some of them, and when you try to pick them up they are not united as a sushi should be... Also, I did not like particularly the Mackerel, I did try the mackerel sashimi in Tokyo and the one here had a stronger smell and taste. I believe I ordered one in Miku here in Toronto, and it did not have the same taste and smell... I obviously ordered the different slices of Tuna: Otoro, CHutoro and Maguro and it was good, I think there one or two slices that was kind of not as fresh, it was kind of soggy, but considering I am eating them in Toronto, so it was relatively good but not the best in Toronto, the one I tried in Miku was amazing... I will probably try them one more time and see but this time in the Woodbine area.

Fish tastes fresh and chirashi bowl's presentation is on point, with some tamago made in house which is difficult to find. The rice is marinated well with a slightly sweet rice vinegar, however I felt the meat to rice proportions were off.Follow @bredgyeats for more food posts!

The quality of the food was amazing but it was the not real poke I ordered one and got salmon on rice with other thing no sauce no veggies just the rice and salmon. The quality is really good but it was a boring