Good Sushi on Fraser: 5-Star Service, 3-Star Sushi, No Street Parking
The red awning is the easy part. Finding a parking spot on this block is...
The red awning is the easy part. Finding a parking spot on this block is...
Our server brought us tableware and tea. They are the generic plastic material with some graphic to resemble Japan. These tableware are light and feel cheap. It is quite fitting for the Sushi California to use these. They look Japanese, but cheap and lack integrity once you interact with it. I don't understand how you can have a "Small Party Tray for 2" and give out 9 pieces of nigiri sushi. I mean... Who does that? Let's not even talk about who gets salmon or the masago. One person is going to eat 1 sushi less and still fork out 50% of the price. This party tray should be called "The Breakup for 2" instead.
I don't understand why people are lining up for Kamamarui Ramen and Don. The only reason I can think of is perhaps there aren't authentic ramen places nearby. I think these are all going to change as soon as the Marutama Ramen opens on Kingsway. Unfortunately, Kamamarui Ramen and Don is not worth the $15 per person price point for me. For the same price, I can get a better crafted authentic Japanese ramen from somewhere else.
I do enjoy the food here for its taste. However, when a someone call themselves a "Japanese Restaurant" I critique them using Japanese Restaurant standard. With this set of criteria, Sushi Mura is not good restaurant. They did not carry any of the Japanese culture, finesse, or belief. Sushi Mura feels like an operation of some Korean guys jumping on the "Japanese Food" band wagon to make some quick cash.