Aya260 Sushi — Restaurant in Toronto

This used to be my favorite sushi place, the quality is great and the price is awesome especially if you pay cash. however, I called in my order because their website wasn't working and a girl answered the phone, took my order and when I got home, the order was missing something. I called the restaurant telling them that I had ordered this item but it wasn't in the package and the girl who had taken my order said that i must not have said it on the phone correctly. I said I did and you had read it back but she refused to admit it. I told her I always order this with the restaurant and I've been a customer for a long time. Instead of offering a solution, she doubled down on the fact that I didn't order correctly and I got sick of having to explain myself and told her I've never had an issue with any online order but whenever I order with her (this is the second time) it isn't correct and in reply she sad "she was sorry I felt that way". The people who run this place are really nice but this girl whoever she is is probably losing them business, especially in this climate where costs have risen and most businesses keep customers coming back with good service. They would do well...

I can see why this restaurant has such good reviews. Ordered from in Uber eats last night. Delivery was fast, everything was fresh & delicious. The portions are massive! I definitely over ordered but to much sushi isn’t a bad thing!

We ordered the veggie maki combo c, sushi sashimi combo C, Tobiko & an extra miso soup. One combo could of fed both of us if we wanted a light meal. Fish was fresh, presentation was pretty. The Tobiko (my personal favourite) was wrapped up very well for delivery, didn’t spill all over the place as that normally happens when getting it delivered.

I know this is a strange thing but I really liked the container the veggie sushi combo came in. 100% saving that to use...

Despite the size, it's take-out only. They could have a few tables in there, but I guess that's not what they want. While looking at the menu, we asked about tempura and edamame, but were told they also do not have a kitchen. I'm not sure how they manage to have a restaurant without a kitchen, but ok.

We ordered the takeout and it was ready by the time we came back from our walk. We ordered 3 rolls and a seaweed salad. We couldn't tell the spicy tuna from the spicy salmon. The BBQ eel was good. The salad reminded me of a prepacked one I've purchased from Costco before. Overall the food was fine.

It's not a place...