Best Sushi Restaurants in Little Italy / College St.

We made reservations using the Open Table app...super easy. Friendly staff greeted us as we came in and we were escorted to our table. The ambiance was very warm and the decor was contemporary. Our server Robert T was friendly as well and spent the time to ensure we were ready. We ordered a Sushi Tower for 2 and Robert suggested we try Uni for the first time. The presentation was stunning and the taste was spectacular. Best sushi that we have ever had in a very long time. It was fresh and just perfect.. Robert did stop by on occassion to ensure we were satisfied and we did have a brief discussion. He knew the right time to disengage to allow us to enjoy our experience. We highly recommend the sushi and perhaps next time we'll try the steak. 5 star experience. Thank you!!!

Really enjoyed dinner at Akira Back. The A5 Wagyu Nigiri was amazing (a must-try) and the sushi platter was very fresh. The Toban filet mignon was cooked well and the sauteed mushrooms were delicious. Even their vegetable fried rice was so good. The service we got from Gloria was great - she is always very friendly, kind, and thoughtful. I'll be back again soon.

host was great, server was almost absent and was super slow taking our order then ordered with a different server and order came out crazy fast. The location is great especially for a pre or post theatre option. we were there for happy hour which was amazing and delicious.

Aera is one of my favourite restaurants to celebrate anything. It was my boyfriend’s birthday and I brought him to celebrate. The food is AMAZING! I ordered the rigatoni and he ordered the stuffed chicken with a side of mash potatoes. The portions are amazing you will definitely leave feeling full! The restaurant has a stunning view over the city, and it is an amazing place to take cute photos. Staff is really sweet, and definitely makes you feel welcomed. The prices are reasonable and you won’t break the bank to eat luxury.

The value for what we had was outstanding - sashimi dishes were very fresh, very nice quality, and the rolls were delicious. The karaage was great as well. We ordered around 8:45pm and several dishes were sold out: all of the wagyu dishes, the spring rolls, and the hapa pockets; the sushi bites sold out after our first order, so when we asked for a second we weren’t able to get more. Sapporo on tap was great. Half of our party doesn’t drink and the mocktails were delicious. It was extremely loud inside - I think if you want a quieter meal, try to get an earlier seating, toward the back of the restaurant. Our server was lovely, but service was a bit slow at times. Over all, a good experience for a fun relaxed atmosphere.