Taro's Fish

I had to check out this place myself after reading the great reviews, which were accurate. They sell top quality fish and other Japanese grocery products. The staff have great customer service. The place is busy so it is best to call ahead to pick up your order. For sashimi, you choose the fish and they will slice it for you. It is a wonderful unique experience to get high quality food from a market instead of restaurant.

我決定要試不同餐廳既火炙三文魚卷，如果你有好介紹話我知！！😎

見到網上有人話佢係魚市場，相對會更新鮮！
可惜冇座位冇得堂食

火炙三文魚卷：上面係三文魚腩所以燒出黎好香魚油味😍中間都卷住三文魚。不過缺點係入口香味唔持久，冇辦法齒甲留香，價錢相對貴，份量少好快食完
但火炙卷必定要即食！！襯仲有火味食最正

刺身：雪櫃自己選擇，師傅會幫你切&排好入盒，絕冇雪藏味，三文魚帶子紅蝦好新鮮👍

另外亦有好多日本面，飲品，急凍魚等等既賣
刺身款式好多
地點好近地鐵站好方便

價錢：50for 2 ，刺身抵食，卷物貴而一般
回頭率：中上，食刺身必定會番黎

Brilliant food. Chirashi was a delightful experience of fresh sashimi and seasoned, perfectly cooked rice. Sushi sampler delivered on taste as well. Only catch is that it is an expensive meal.

Servers and chefs are delighted to help you out.

This is actually a fish market. The fish is incredibly fresh and the texture of their rice is the best I’ve ever had. We highly recommend the sashimi (they have lots of variety) and the sushi. I don’t, however, recommend their rolls. Note that this store has a few seats that allow for dining in, but they usually fill up very quickly during peak times. Other than the rolls, I would give this place 10 stars!!!

Taro's Fish is a small fish market/sushi spot in North York, close to the Canadian Tire off Leslie/Sheppard. The plaza that houses this little shop is also tiny itself, but ample parking still to be had. Despite the size of the shop, it's rather spacious inside with frozen, refrigerated, fresh, and cooked foods. They have sushi grade fish, seafood, and various other packages made for your little sushi date nights and such. 

Store: Among many of the options that they have here, most of it is sushi grade fish for you to buy and make at home (or eat sashimi style). They have some standard items like imitation crab and fresh salmon. However, they also have interesting items like Uni and Toro (Tuna Belly) and will actually tell you which area they come from. 

Dining: They actually have a small menu where you can order rolls and sushi platters to eat in. I saw a couple eating at the countertop facing the shop, so I thought I'd grab some rolls and go to town. I ordered the Sushi Special, which was a salmon roll and 7 pieces of nigiri. The gf also got a large order of Uni (from BC) from the fridge to eat in. The Sushi Special ($20) is worth every penny and I thought it tasted so damn fresh. The salmon roll was jam-packed with salmon chunks and it was so fresh that I could smell the seaweed and rice vinegar, without any smell from the salmon. So good. The nigiri were larger pieces of fish, 3 of which were seared. Love the seared fish on top of the small rice balls and they were fresh and tasted so great. 

As a sushi grade fish shop, it does it's job because it houses every ingredient needed to make sushi at home. For me, it excels because it also offers some of the tastiest sushi I've had in the GTA, which is both a compliment and a bit of a knock on actual sushi restaurants. First time actually eating here but definitely will not be my last time.

I came here with my fiancé. We ordered the eel and avocado sushi, rainbow roll and spicy salmon. We liked them all especially the avocado and eel one which stood out the most. The ingredients are very fresh. The only negative comment I have is the waiting time. We waited for almost half an hour for the food. However, the food are worth the waiting.