Jennifer posted: " Our neighbourhood sushi spot recently closed after 10 years in business. As a result, we no longer have a nearby, cheap and reliable sushi option. A friend recommended Aya260 Sushi, located in the Old Town neighbourhood on Richmond and Sherbourne, so "
Our neighbourhood sushi spot recently closed after 10 years in business. As a result, we no longer have a nearby, cheap and reliable sushi option.
A friend recommended Aya260 Sushi, located in the Old Town neighbourhood on Richmond and Sherbourne, so we decided to try them out.
Sashimi Petite ($20)
The Sashimi Petite has assorted sashimi, such as salmon, butterfish, tuna, albacore tuna and surprisingly, salmon belly. The salmon is pretty good and fresh. I am glad they don't give much butterfish though.
Chirashi Don ($16)
The Chirashi comes with salad and miso soup. Again, fresh salmon! The salad came in a radioactive orange, weird tasting dressing, which I didn't use. We ordered this another time and the dressing changed.
For cheap, reliable sushi, Aya260 isn't that bad. They are new, and I am hoping they keep the quality going.
Aya260 Sushi 260 Richmond St. East Toronto, ON M5A 1P4
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