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Sushi Train

Sushi Train
photo by Gordon Jennings.

Photos & article by Gordon Jennings

Where
Sushi Train
750 Yonge St. -- just south of Bloor near Charles St.

What
Sush Train, a modern version of the Sushi Boat as eaten in California and the rest of the world.

How
Cho Cho choose your dish. Priced according to colour. From 2.50 to 5 bucks. Pour your own free green tea using your own personal hot water tap. Miso delivered to the table.

Buzz
Has been open about 1 month* and is starting to get busy. Everyone wants to sit at the sushi bar. There are several booths for large groups and a private dining room in the back.
Fast and Cheap!

Hey!
where's the Tuna.  Apparently the SushiTrain changes passengers often.  I had trouble finding Tuna.

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Thanks Gord a copy of CheapEats is on the SushiTrain to your door.

* Gord wrote this in early October, and he's not kidding about the buzz.  By mid-October, Sushi Train had already appeared in NOW, Catherine had dropped by from CBC's Beyond Burgers, Martini Boys commented on it's opening and the gossip started on Chowhound in early August.

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We ask, we listen and we check them out.  But in making the final selection of restaurants that will  get recommended in a CheapEats Restaurant Guide one of the criteria is that the restaurant  have longevity and aren't just a flash-in-the-pan.  This means, we don't generally include restaurants that have been open for less than a year.

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