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dateCreated	2013-07-01 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Fune Japanese Restaurant
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rev:text	Since the demise of Sushi Train a few years ago Fune is the only place in Toronto I know of that has conveyor belt delivered sushi. The staff at Fune are actually Japanese (if you care about such things). In Japan conveyor belt sushi places are usually quite cheap - cheaper than regular sushi restaurants (you don't need to pay waitstaff to take orders, bring the food etc. so it's kind of like fast food sushi), but I think because it's very novel over here the converse is true. Having been a regular at the dearly departed Sushi Train I'd have to say that Fune while decent, is not as good. The sushi on the boats is priced per plate, the different colours of the plates indicates the price. The first problem is just that there are I think 7 or 8 different prices based on the different plate designs so a blue plate with white dots costs one amount but a white plate with blue dots cost a different amount, and it's really difficult to remember what prices the 7 or 8 colours mean. In order to find out the price of each plate you have to wait till the price guide plates come around at the end of the conveyor which takes a few minutes, and hope you remember it as all the food goes by, so you basically have no way of knowing what everything costs since it's really confusing. I resorted to taking a few pictures of the price plates with my phone, but then having to pull out the pictures and sort through them as the food sailed by wasn't ideal either. They should just put something up on the wall or in the menu that people can refer to, or have fewer price points. The sushi is also pretty expensive, with plates going up to $6.50 (e.g. for three pieces of salmon sashimi) it's near the financial district and the decor and furnishings are all very upscale so I can understand the price is going to be higher, but still for me the price isn't really justified. The Sushi is good, but it's not amazing. Sushi train also had a very cool feature where each booth had a hot water faucet built into it so you could make yourself unlimited amounts of tea. I know that doesn't have anything to do with Fune, but hey if you want to extend the do it yourself thing it was pretty cool, and it isn't present at Fune.
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