Bento Sushi - Toronto

The sushi at this restaurant is of low quality, resembling something you might find in a supermarket or gas station. The pieces are dry and stick together, breaking apart into inedible fragments. There is a lack of variety and the ingredients are cheap imitations. The lack of customer service is also disappointing, with employees showing no interest in helping customers. The photos of the restaurant's interior do not match the actual location. Overall, there are much better sushi options available in the same plaza, although they may be slightly more expensive. Check out the new sushi restaurant next door to Metro store in North Park Plaza for a higher quality dining experience.

The sushi at this restaurant is of subpar quality, resembling something you might find at a supermarket or gas station. The pieces are dry, stick together, and break apart easily, making them unappetizing. It's unclear how long the sushi has been sitting in the refrigerator. There is a lack of selection and customer service is nonexistent, as the employee did not engage with customers. The ingredients used are of low quality and the restaurant is located inside a Metro store, despite the images showing a different location at Sobeys. For better quality sushi options, there are alternatives in the same plaza that may be slightly more expensive but worth it. Check out the new sushi restaurant next to the Metro store at North Park Plaza.

This restaurant does not exist. There is no store called Bento Sushi. It's sushi that you can buy from supermarkets like Metro, Loblaws, Sobeys, etc. It's like searching for Pepsi and all the stores that sell it pop up. What you are doing is false advertisement. And don't even get me started on how bad the sushi is.

Supermarket/gas station quality sushi, very dry and the cut sushi pieces firmly stick together and reduce in undeible fragments when separated, it is not known how long they sat in the refrigerator no real selection (inconspicuous), no customer service at all, the coworker never at once, low quality imitation components. makes his home in the Metro store, but the internal images shown here are not in this Metro store, but in sobeys. There are much better quality sushi options in this place, a little more expensive but the quality predominates. (new sushi restaurant next to the north park plaza Metro Station).

Supermarket/gas station quality sushi, very dry and the cut sushi pieces firmly stick together and reduce in undeible fragments when separated, it is not known how long they sat in the refrigerator no real selection (inconspicuous), no customer service at all, the coworker never at once, low quality imitation components. makes his home in the Metro store, but the internal images shown here are not in this Metro store, but in sobeys. There are much better quality sushi options in this place, a little more expensive but the quality predominates. (new sushi restaurant next to the north park plaza Metro Station).