Shiroshi Japanese Sushi (Midtown) in Toronto

You gave me food poisoning. No question. My daughter and I yesterday evening, she had a sushi/sashimi box, I had unagi don. She ordered a bubble tea. She ate most of her box, a few sips of tea, didn't like it. She had a couple bites of mine. I had a bit of her tea. I didn't finish my unagi don but almost. The last bite tasted fishy, I have never tasted such a taste from unagi? Also the drink was essentially coconut water with coconut popping boba and it was warm/room temp. Throw a little edible glitter in and it's nine bucks? Why was it warm. Now sorry for the tmi, but you did it to us so now you have to hear about it. The bloating started within an hour. Within two hours she had severe diarrhea and I vomited no less than eight nine times. I have not slept in 20 hours because I am experiencing muscle cramping from the tip of my toes up. After the sixteenth to me vomiting I still can't rid myself of the taste and smell of your unagi don. Why do you keep your coconut milk at body temperature? Eel doesn't taste fishy. I still can't walk because of the muscle pain and weakness. I have a lot of vomit to clean up. If a senior ate there this would kill them. Also 66 bucks or so for two humble sized boxes? Little pieces and all? I mean I'm glad I didn't eat more, but your pricing isn't supported by your portions (of apparently rotten food.) (Edit to add, due to this response, yes you have had a similar report. Three months ago, at which point you said no one had complained prior but honestly? How do we know? Only two of us have publicly reviewed and now your telling me no one said so before when yes they have? Just adjust your fridge and throw out the old fish. Cost of doing business. I don't know the order number. I don't feel like figuring this out for you. We were the only customers around Nov 6 6pm. If I weren't so sick from it I might be more civil. Just really not impressed at the claim no one has had a problem, this reply lacks sincerity.)

If you’re going to charge upwards of $23 for a roll and use expensive ingredients, you should know how to use them. I had the soft shell crab roll, it was not good. There was a strange sprinkle of something on top that added no flavor and was a bizarre texture and stale. I had the yam tempura roll and a dynamite roll both had tempura in them. I found the tempura to be mealy chewy and tough. Which is not the desired texture of tempura. The ginger and wasabi were cheap, the wasabi lacking any flavor. Additionally, the rolls were huge. Not really easy to eat. Way too much rice, the rice was also dry. The packaging was great though. An aesthetically beautiful place, but don’t be fooled by the aesthetics. Overall, I think there’s a lot of work to be done with the quality of the food and use of ingredients,especially given the price point. Disappointing experience.

Too Small of a portion size for the price, the rolls are tiny, maybe for kids? Tastes okay, rice is super sticky and fish is decent quality. Better sushi is expected for the pricing.

Coco Latte and rolls were so gooood. Great service, good hygiene & cleanliness and convenient location with street parking.

Good service, swift serving. Awesome food. Used to be an AI sushi fan, gonna start coming this place instead despite being farther away from me. Worth every single minute of the extra drive.

Well, if you know me, you know that I don’t like to just write nice things; I’m one hundred percent honest in my opinions. I ordered takeout sushi for my birthday. It was two boxes of different sushi, and believe me, I’ve tried millions of sushi, but this one was really good. It was so appealing, tasty, and tempting that I couldn’t wait until I got home, so I finished half of it in the car. I absolutely loved it and will definitely come back for more. The staff are very friendly and well-behaved. Btw my Instagram username is @melinmorad - I post daily about food places and different activities in Toronto. You can check it out if you want 😇

I recently had the pleasure of enjoying sushi from Shiroshi Sushi, and I must say, their food is exceptional. The freshness of the ingredients stands out as the most important factor, and Shiroshi Sushi excels in this regard. Every roll, sashimi, and party tray is consistently delightful and never disappoints. Even the packaging is visually appealing, making takeout a treat for the eyes as well as the palate. Despite picking up my order, it felt like I was sitting down to enjoy a high-end dining experience. Shiroshi Sushi truly knows how to deliver quality and elegance in every aspect.

We stumbled upon a hidden sushi takeout shop tucked away on Yonge and Lawrence. A small shop shares space with a coconut drink business with sitting area. A very clean shop. They currently offering various promotions and discounts on instagram. We decided to give them a try on their Aburi tray for $48, comes with four types of torched rolls. The flavors were delicious, and each piece was satisfying and dressings are tempting. Good price for both quality and quantity. The staff were friendly.