Sushi TIme used to be THE sushi place. No more. It's now filled with Queen Street 905 day-trippers who don't know good sushi from a mac and cheese with ketchup and hot dogs dinner if you know what I mean. Sushi Time used to be the definition of downtown sushi, now its the McDonald's of sushi. Asians don't even eat there (which is the telling sign for any Asian food establishment, by the way).
With being the go-to, a full house all the time means that they've let the quality slip. The udon soup was lukewarm, it took them 5 minutes to bring a spoon and never offered the hot chili pepper that goes with it. The sushi pizza we ordered came 5 minutes after we finished our other food. The manager skulked over my shoulder waiting for our money because there was a lineup out the door. Lucky I didn't tip.
You'd be better to walk a few minutes to either Aji Sai, Sushi Queen or Hosu across the street -- go figure, the Koreans make better sushi than the Chinese folks who run most of the sushi places in this town.