Tako Sushi

Tako Sushi

Dining room ceiling 

Tako Sushi has two business locations, one in Don Mills Road and the other in Mississauga. They have been opened for business since 2004 at Don Mills Road, and then opened a second location in Mississauga in 2008. Ever since they opened the Mississauga location, I have been their customer ever since. I enjoyed the atmosphere at their restaurant, the quality of service, as well as their meals. So it is only fitting for me to add them in this blog and recommend visitors and guest to drop by and experience it for them self.

Miso Soup and House Salad

Tako Sushi serves fresh sea food entries as well as steaks. Not only they serve Sushi as you can see from their restaurant name, but they also serve fresh lobster on Teppanyaki style, where a chief cooks it for you on the spot. I have not been able to experience that dinning style and it’s a shame on my part but I have made it goal this year to try that out. I have dined at many sushi restaurants and Tako Sushi is definitely at my top 2 list just before 168 Japan Buffet.

Bento Box 

Tako Sushi is located in 30 Bristol Road Mississauga, ON L5R 3K3 between Hurontario and Bristol.  When you enter the restaurant you well be promptly greeted and seated. You will notice right away that the restaurant has this modern décor and three different dining experiences you can choose from. You can either have your meal in their regular dining area, the outdoor patio, or the Teppanyaki room.

California Roll with Salmon Roll

Their list of menu is great, with plenty of selection with different specials depending on the time of the day. For my dining experience, I always get “Tokyo” Bento box which includes the following appetisers: miso soup, green salad, 3 piece California roll, 3 pieces of salmon roll, shrimp and vegetable tempura.  The main course is strip loin steak in teriyaki sauce with broccoli, steam rice and green tea ice cream dessert to top it off. All together was $16.99. When I am with my girlfriend, we also order “Sushi & Sashimi Diamond” which includes 15 pieces of Sashimi and 12 sushi rolls for $21.50.

Sushi & Sashimi Diamond

Volcano in Tako Sushi (Patvids, 2011)

Their price is relatively expensive and especially when you dine in at their Teppanyaki dining room. This is where the fun is located because they have live chef flipping and cooking in front of you which is very entertaining for the guest. Again, I would recommend people to dine in Tako Sushi for the experience and their fresh quality sea food.

Fine Dining Adventure Ratings
Food	9
Presentation	9
Service	8
Price	8
Dining Atmosphere	9
Overall Experience	10

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Reference

Patvids (Director). (2011). Onion Volcano at Tako Suhi [Motion Picture].