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| - I highly doubt that you would be driving down on Hurontario south of Dundas looking for sushi. There is a microscopic chance that you would ever make it as far as the hospital.
If you step into Kanda Sushi, your expectations are immediately lowered to a grave. The decor is comparable to a family-run Vietnamese restaurant. There is natural light (which for some reason is unknown to many other restaurants serving food from the land of the rising sun).
For the most part, you will get yourself seated. The waiters may ask to start you off with drinks, which is included in the all-you-can-eat menu (big A+ for this joint). You will also do most of the ordering on your own. All you have to do is open up the menu, pick some numbers, write down those numbers on the notepad and write how many numbers of those numbers you want beside the first number. Easy.
You can do all of this without ending the conversation you had with your group that started back in the car you drove in with. You can sit there with your completed order form, still gossipping with your peers, and wait for any employee to collect it from you. I literally mean it when I say that any employee of the institution will collect your paper. There are waiters, but even the table cleaners will snatch the form from you as they walk by. There is rarely any talking in this process, and the waiters won't inspire a smile.
The food doesn't take long to come. I have noticed that any serving of shrimp will take longer to prepare. My girlfriend and I usually start with shrimp and sweet potato tempuras. We are also huge fans of the spicy salmon and eel rolls. The salmon pizza is also something worth sacrificing room for. Unfortunately, they do not serve salmon sashimi during lunch, but dinner is a different story (I don't know the reason behind this, but the salmon sushi is decent enough compromise). The rolls are consistently made fresh, and everything else is delicious.
The waiters are usually watching every table like crows waiting for a dead carcass. They circle around the room in a group cycle. Any plate you had killed will be taken away almost immediately. It's a very efficient process. Model T production line efficiency.
Desserts are included with the menu, and (if you're like my girlfriend) you can order as much ice cream as you crave for whatever emotions you are going through. If you are sad, order 5 scoops of every flavour. If you are like me, you may order a single scoop of green tea ice cream in celebration for a great lunch.
For most people, the price for lunch during the week (excluding Fridays) are $13.95. This is much lower than most other places, especially for sushi this good. The value is good for people who just happen to need sushi, but the food is good enough to return at times when there are plenty of other (more elegant) options. I return on a weekly basis, and on every occasion it has been consistently good. If you have not found this place, it is definitely worth a try. You may see me for lunch of Fridays.
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