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Sushi on Bloor
- 515 Bloor St. W. (at Howland Ave.) • View on map »
- 416-516-3456
Editorial Review
This unremarkable sushi joint is always buzzing and routinely has a queue waiting for the next available table. Economical lunch specials—seven sushi or 10 hot meal choices for just $5.99—appease money-conscious midday munchers. Also on offer: a range of over 32 appetizers, sushi and sashimi combos, bento boxes, teriyaki dishes, noodles and sushi à la carte. Takeout and delivery available. Mains $7–$15.50.
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