With a name like "The Sushi Bar", one might expect this little Japanese restaurant to simply just be a sushi bar. One look around the room though, and you'll quickly see that it's so much more. A wall of photos featuring everyone from young children to families serve as proof of sushi making classes. The display of Japanese groceries for sale offer new and interesting dry goods for customers to take home and try.
The piping hot brown rice tea served upon arrival at every table is something of a bonus in a city like Toronto where such a flavourful beverage would usually need to be ordered and waited for. It took a while for me to make a decision off of the well described menu, but the Boston and Salmon Tartare rolls I tried came artfully plated and were delicious.
The polite service along with the comfortable decor and fresh food make The Sushi Bar a great place to go for a quick, but good lunch.