Comments on: Sushi Sugar http://www.toronto-sushi.com/2009/07/24/sushi-sugar/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=sushi-sugar "Stop, Drop, and Roll!" Fri, 27 Aug 2010 01:57:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Nicole http://www.toronto-sushi.com/2009/07/24/sushi-sugar/comment-page-1/#comment-89 Nicole Thu, 26 Nov 2009 19:22:32 +0000 http://www.toronto-sushi.com/?p=393#comment-89 I completely agree with Bert, Petra, and Joyce I stopped in at Sugar Sushi on a whim, and I had the most lovely and memorable meal I've had in a long while. Chris was the most eager and genuine person, and it showed in all the food we ate that day. Sugar Sushi feels like the kind of community restaurant that people should really be making an effort to support. It's great to see someone who cares about the kind of food the young people in their community are eating. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/toronto/st-clairs-new-happy-meal/article1363506/ I completely agree with Bert, Petra, and Joyce I stopped in at Sugar Sushi on a whim, and I had the most lovely and memorable meal I’ve had in a long while. Chris was the most eager and genuine person, and it showed in all the food we ate that day. Sugar Sushi feels like the kind of community restaurant that people should really be making an effort to support. It’s great to see someone who cares about the kind of food the young people in their community are eating. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/toronto/st-clairs-new-happy-meal/article1363506/

]]> By: Joyce http://www.toronto-sushi.com/2009/07/24/sushi-sugar/comment-page-1/#comment-86 Joyce Sat, 14 Nov 2009 21:43:25 +0000 http://www.toronto-sushi.com/?p=393#comment-86 I've got to agree with Bert and Petra - which Sushi Sugar was the reviewer eating in? The place is great. Restaurant manager Chris Chen has a rare rapport with his patrons - he listens to them, remembers them, and discusses the food in an intelligent way. We went in once and told him our son likes the salad dressing (in fact, it's the only salad he'll eat) - the next time we came in, he remembered us, and the conversation, and gave us the recipe for the salad dressing! A wonderful addition to St. Clair West. (Check out the Globe's article today about how he added a low-cost, healthy lunch item to his menu to help the local teens eat better). I’ve got to agree with Bert and Petra – which Sushi Sugar was the reviewer eating in? The place is great. Restaurant manager Chris Chen has a rare rapport with his patrons – he listens to them, remembers them, and discusses the food in an intelligent way. We went in once and told him our son likes the salad dressing (in fact, it’s the only salad he’ll eat) – the next time we came in, he remembered us, and the conversation, and gave us the recipe for the salad dressing! A wonderful addition to St. Clair West. (Check out the Globe’s article today about how he added a low-cost, healthy lunch item to his menu to help the local teens eat better).

]]> By: Bert and Petra (aka Mr&Mrs Holland) http://www.toronto-sushi.com/2009/07/24/sushi-sugar/comment-page-1/#comment-82 Bert and Petra (aka Mr&Mrs Holland) Thu, 22 Oct 2009 14:55:22 +0000 http://www.toronto-sushi.com/?p=393#comment-82 Having read the above we are wondering "Were we in the same place?!!" We'd like to give nothing but credit to Sushi Sugar and in special to Chris who was MORE than your "servent". Being visitors from Holland (Europe...NOT Manitoba CA...)we passed Sushi Sugar several times on our way to the metro. Each time we said "Let's try it out!!" and on the day before our return to Europe we did. The welcome by Chris was more than welcome. Being great lovers of fishfod and the Japanese "cuisine" in general, we were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food. So much that we ordered a second course of the menulist. The food was clearly prepared with love of food. We explained to Chris that we were tourists and regretted the fact that we didn't dropped in earlier. When Chris heared we'd left the next day, he gave us his mobilenr, said that we could rang and order something and he'd made sure the food was ready if we picked it up on our way to the airport. Unfortanatly our friends in Toronto prepared food for us for the next day but the offer Chris made; HIGHLY appreciated. Chris and all at Sushi Sugar; many thanks for the food and service! We'll be back in Toronto and we'll be over to your place...again and again! Kindest regards, Bert & Petra (Mr&Mrs Holland) Having read the above we are wondering “Were we in the same place?!!”
We’d like to give nothing but credit to Sushi Sugar and in special to Chris who was MORE than your “servent”.
Being visitors from Holland (Europe…NOT Manitoba CA…)we passed Sushi Sugar several times on our way to the metro. Each time we said “Let’s try it out!!” and on the day before our return to Europe we did.
The welcome by Chris was more than welcome.
Being great lovers of fishfod and the Japanese “cuisine” in general, we were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food.
So much that we ordered a second course of the menulist.
The food was clearly prepared with love of food.
We explained to Chris that we were tourists and regretted the fact that we didn’t dropped in earlier.
When Chris heared we’d left the next day, he gave us his mobilenr, said that we could rang and order something and he’d made sure the food was ready if we picked it up on our way to the airport.
Unfortanatly our friends in Toronto prepared food for us for the next day but the offer Chris made; HIGHLY appreciated.

Chris and all at Sushi Sugar; many thanks for the food and service!
We’ll be back in Toronto and we’ll be over to your place…again and again!

Kindest regards, Bert & Petra (Mr&Mrs Holland)

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