Japanese3 months ago
Akashiro Japanese Casual Dining Restaurant
A casual Sushi counter serving rolls, Nigiri Donburi across dine-in, takeout delivery formats.
York University Heights · North York105 THE POND RD, #80
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The menu anchors on value-driven boxes, a Salmon Box of 15 pieces and a Premium Roll Box of 28 pieces priced under $35, designed for quick meals rather than omakase ritual. The Chirashi Donburi, rice bowls topped with assorted Sashimi and vegetables, offers an alternative to rolls for diners seeking warm, composed plates. The Salmon Box and Crispy Salmon Roll are the kitchen's accessible entry points, straightforward Sushi execution aimed at the student and working neighbourhood around York University.
Try the bbq eel, sashimi, dragon lover, cucumber roll.
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