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Yang's Kitchen
Yang's Kitchen on Highway 7 is a forerunner in the AYCE sushi scene, and their expertise certainly shows in their service and quality food. If you aren't convinced, just walk through the front doors and watch their staff dexterously preparing rolls from behind glass. With a vast menu, plenty of seating, and TV screens, you're in for a great casual lunch ($14.99) or dinner ($21.99) with every visit. Pay in cash and you'll even get a dollar off.
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Sashimi (I've onyl tried the salmon) is always fresh and abundant, thier temaki is regularly stuffed with fish, and some of thier cooked dishes (such as thier grilled squid skewers) are delish! Also liek the fact that they serve red tuna (for dinner), not only the cheap white variety that most AYCE sushi places offer.
I'm sure some will disagree...but I've been there quite a few times, and besides them missing a few orders sometimes, this place has been a good one overall. Only downside is that now my sushi addiction is at a point of no return! lol...any suggestions?
happened twice ! Theres this AYCE called thee asian kitchen but it recently closed down.
definetley a must visit...Im just glad I live so close.
called jt mix located at metro square.
been there twice since it opened. Food is a amazing!
They had thai and jpanaese ayce for 19.99$ weekdays and weekends. Food is fresh ,DELICIOUS ! service is amazing as well , well worth a try !
There'll always be people that hate and love anything, I like this place. Although, after reading the comment about the sneezing disgusted me, I've never witnessed it before. They're always really busy which is why they won't smile or greet, although I've been there on a day when it just opened and they greet you and smile.
There's a new place I really like though. It's called YellowTail (Woodbine & 16th). I've met the owners, they're really nice and always give me a discount when I go in! Check this out too!
AJ