Reviews Sano Sushi

This is an all you can eat sushi place. You can also order a la carte. Its not the best but its far from the worse. I would come back if an even was planned here but am not sure if it would be a place I would just go back to. came with my book club and we had a combination of both. Some people got the ayce other a la carte.

Both menus are quite robust. There is something for everyone. Sushi, sashimi, cooked food, desserts. I mean everything tasted fine. Nothing spectacular, nothing bad. Food came quick, servers were great though, able to answer most questions, quick to ask the kitchen if they didn't know.

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All in all a 'good' restaurant.

This place has gotten a lot better than before. Beautiful atmosphere, lot of servers and great portions of sushi at this all you can eat place. Definitely my favourite if around the Yonge area

Let me start of by saying, if you’re looking for a la carte quality from an all you can eat restaurant, come here. If you want all of the reasons why you should come here, continue to read the review. I was really hesitant on this visit for a few reason; we were a large group and that usually brings down quality on top of the fact that throughout covid, most all you can eat restaurants have gone down significantly in quality but that was NOT the case at all. I have been coming to Sano for years, in fact when I first started coming here it was still called “VIP Sushi” and time and time again they have never let me down. My biggest complaint whenever I go to all you can eat is that they try to overload you on rice which wasn’t even remotely the case here. The fish tasted incredibly fresh, the rice was nicely seasoned (which isn’t all too common at sushi restaurants lately) and the service was really good. Some of the highlights were the Wakame salad which is unlike any wakame salad I have ever had. In 99% of places when you order wakame salad they serve you what I consider “seaweed salad” you know, the bright green, cold stringy seaweed salad but here you get lovely wakame seaweed salad with a delicious sauce mixed in, I would recommend that to anyone that goes there. Of course the fish tasted very fresh which is always a plus. The red tuna was nice and buttery, the hand rolls were served fresh, the seaweed still being crunchy rather than soggy which shoes the servers are really hustling to get the food to the table as quickly as possible. The hot food was also very memorable. The beef teriyaki was cooked to a perfect medium rare, they didn’t sink it in sauce to hide any potential poor meat quality which shows they are confident in the product they were putting out to their customers. The same goes for the short ribs, they were very well seasoned, not overcooked and fell right off the bone. Overall the food left a really good impression. I try to always include a downside in every review just so there is full transparency in the reviews but I genuinely cannot seem to think of anything negative to say about Sano. Like I said at the very beginning of the review, you truly get a la carte quality from an all you can eat restaurant here which is insanely rare

Favourite sushi spot if you have a low budget. With $30 you can walkway with a lot. Staff is very friendly, easy to talk to and respectful. All in all, clean environment and spectacular service.