2007/2008

Casual Neighborhood Sushi
Toyo Sushi

Review
Looking for a smart, casual, reasonably priced sushi place? Then Toyo is for you. This good-looking and cheerful joint is always hopping, with a bustling lunch trade, flying-out-the-door takeout, and convivial, high volume dinner times. And this is precisely what you want in a sushi restaurant - quick, quick turnover of fish. At Toyo, you can expect efficient, no-nonsense service, immaculately fresh fish, and creative maki made by Japanese trained sushi chefs. Even Toyo's freebies are great - like picked ginger imported from Japan and rich, deeply flavorful dashi basing their addictive miso soup. Its small but thoughtfully composed beer and sake list clinches the deal: it's our favorite mid-week sushi run.

Toyo Sushi

Review
Toyo Sushi provides a gracious and charming atmosphere.  The food is excellent and our dining experience was superb.   Every detail is addressed, from fresh flowers on every table to food presented with artistry and care.  The sushi is fresh and the cooked dishes are creative as well as delicious.  Even the desserts at Toyo Sushi are wonderful.

The Westchester Restaurant Guide

Westchester Magazine

March 2007

Westchester's twenty Greatest Meals Under $20

Toyo Sushi

Discount Sushi is a scary proposition, since it usually involves less than pristine fish - but not at Toyo Sushi.  Here, the lunch-special rolls are filled with the same luscious fish that you see on Toyo's dinner menu, it's just cut into smaller pieces... The lunch deals are spectacular.  Not only can you get a three-roll lunch special but two rolls for $7.50 and a bento box for $7.95 which includes a California roll, rice, and your choice from among 11 lunch-sized entrees.  All lunch specials come with miso soup and salad.  It's no wonder the joint is packed...