Thai Sushi — Restaurant in Quinte West

We had a very mixed experience at this sushi and Thai restaurant. The place can be a six star if they really put their efforts together. It was a slow Monday and all the window seats were available, but they guided us to a darker area near a wall that was chipped all along the length of the restaurant. I recommend a piece of molding to completely cover the eye sore. There were some nice plants and real fish that saved the look a bit at least. Tea was served upon demand quickly. However, this isn't how I like to regulate the temperature of my sips. I prefer a thermos left on the table. Now the food part. It could have been much less salty, fried and full of MSG. I know it's AYCE and this is fairly common, but some of the sauces and items were so salty they were not edible. It's too bad since the beef was very above average had it not been drowned in sauce. The soup menu was extensive, but they all tasted below average. The Thai lemon soup was actually spoiled, and the waiter was disrespectful by claiming I don't like it. Thai lemon soup is my favorite and I am extremely familiar with all the restaurants variations. However, there were a few items that were actually better than any of the places I tried. The shrimp Tempura was excellent, and the mango salad was unique. Had they salted the mango a bit less it would have been extraordinary. The regular salad was also very fresh. Finally the dessert was fine, except the fried banana was sliced in thin pieces. This would be great if you wanted to simply have a dessert after a light meal, but thin battery slices after an all you can eat meant more heavy batter than actual banana. The strawberry ice-cream, mango cake and chocolate cake was good and a pleasant less common find. Finally, the owners were extremely nice and ready to help. If I would have started the dinner with talking to them instead of the employees things could have been much better. They were helpful in solving the food issues and problems with the tablet. Note: if you remove an item on the tablet it still goes in the cart, so you may end up with more than you think. Overall I think this place will actually improve as time goes by, and has potential to be the top restaurant...

Trenton Ontario, cute little town along the water. However, very small, therefore not much to do nor many restaurant options. Therefore we didn't have high expectations for Thai Sushi.

The restaurant is pretty on the inside, not cheesy. They were very full and busy, nevertheless we were greeted and seated promptly. Our main server was very sweet, so were all the other ones.

They have à la cart menu, and all you can eat option. The all you can eat is prepared to order, not the buffet style, therefore the food is fresher and better, however it takes longer. The price for the all you can eat is fair, and I think it is the best option, even if you don't want to eat too much.

We were pleasantly surprised at the taste of the food. The sushi was good. The Thai and Chinese dishes were good. What I like the best is that the dishes were not sweet, like they are in other Asian restaurants. For example, I love Pad Thai, but I had to stop ordering it, because it is always too sweet. Not here. The same with the sesame chicken.

Now, the Pad Thai is not the typical one, with the thick noodles; here they serve it with thin noodles. It also does not come with all the garnishes that it usually comes with, ie, peanut, lemon, etc.

UPDATE: we came back to Trenton 1 year later, July 2019, and ate here again. Same good experience. Keep in mind that it is not the best nor finest Asian food or sushi yet it is good and can't...

Came here on Valentine’s Day with my wife and my 19 month old daughter.

We were hoping for a decent sushi dinner but it ended up being the worst dining experience of our lives.

It was super busy and all the customers looked unhappy.

We went with the AYCE menu and ordered our food and ordered 1 miso soup specifically but the server brought 2. My wife and I told the server that we ordered only 1 miso soup and she proceeded to place the boiling soup in front of my daughter. My daughter curious touched the soup and spilled all over her. Luckily we reacted quickly and removed her pants to avoid further burn damage.

The server then hands me a bunch of napkins. But ignores the fact that my daughter needed some first aid or any cooling remedies.

We decided to leave after sitting there for only 5 minutes.

Please if you want to run a business please have basic training in food handling or just please have some common sense.

Not sure how this place got good reviews. I felt like I was at a kitchen...