Sushi Supreme — Restaurant in Toronto

We came to this place for the second time after having a good dine-in experience the first time. Today we wanted to order take out. We walked into the store, and after not being acknowledged for a good amount of time by the waiter who kept passing by, we decided to pick up the menus lying on the unused table in front of us. We stood there for 10 minutes trying to decide what to order, all the while going unnoticed. Once we had decided, we walked to the back of the restaurant where the cash register was, where we asked the girl behind the counter if we could order takeout. She continued to pack the delivery orders and told us "yes but not now". Seeing that she was busy, we said okay and stood around waiting until she was ready. She never made eye contact with us again and after 5-7 minutes we were about to leave the restaurant, when one of the men waiting for the delivery orders told one of the waiters just standing there that we had been waiting to order for a long time. It was then that we were finally approached. It's unfortunate that a place that serves good quality food has such horrible service. The fact that 4 people saw us enter the restaurant yet didn't ask to take our order is a sign of poor service and prioritization between delivery orders and in-person customers. The customer service from the lady behind the counter especially was so awful that we felt the need to write our first Google Review.

Long story short: sushi is good but dont expect great service here (unless maybe...

It used to be a good sushi restaurant, but not now. We live nearby and order take-out sets quite often. It used to be very good sushi, delicious, fresh, with an affordable price. Now, this place is constantly getting worse. Yesterday, we placed an order and were very unpleasantly surprised by the quality and attitude to preparation. You can see on the attached pics what we've got. The first, I'd like to mention the shape and form. We've got a one big clot of rice and ingredients. Sushi were sticking together and some of them reminded a flat pancake. The second,it's proportion of avocado and fish. Previously they put enough fish inside and a little bit avocado. Yesterday they substituted fish with avocado. A tiny piece of fish and a lot of avocado. When you eat you don't feel the taste of fish, only rice and avocado. And finally, with quite a big order they gave only 1 piece of sticks. I don't mention that there are no anymore such a nice bonuses like, discounts when you pay in cash , miso-soup or salad as It...

Still Supreme — Even After the Move.

I’ve been a longtime fan of Supreme Sushi, and while I preferred their old location, the quality hasn’t dropped a bit. They’re still serving up some of the freshest sushi in the city with perfectly balanced fish-to-rice ratios and that signature attention to detail.

The spicy scallop roll is hands-down my favorite in Toronto — rich, creamy, just the right kick — and the spicy scallop hand roll is just as incredible. Their spicy salmon is consistently excellent, and the spicy crab salad is always a winner when I’m looking for something light but satisfying.

Prices are more than fair for the quality, and I always leave full, happy, and already thinking about my next visit. The staff are super friendly and attentive, which just adds to the experience.

If you’re a sushi lover and haven’t been yet,...