Oshima Sushi

I did a review a few weeks ago and I gave them 4 star because the food quality was good and I didn't mind having subpar service. But I'm just grabbing lunch here and I took out the extra rice they rolled on the maki roles. The server came and told me that I have to eat the rice or they will charge us for it. I asked her how much she will charge she said 3 dollars... I took a few pictures on how they are increasing the size of the fillers and decreasing the amount of pricier raw ingredients. It's a business I understand but I think we won't be coming back as often.Pictures are of shrimp tempura with all the fried breading, its bad for your health too.

This place isn't what it use to be. The food itself is okay, though I have begun to find a blandness to some items. If you order a large amount of Sashimi, they will skimp you on the size of it. The more you order to your table, the less the staff stops by to check on you. It feels like they are avoiding us on purpose.

Enough is enough! Living in Milton for over 3 years and loving sushi, every 6 months I forget just how bad Oshima is and convince my wife to give them another chance. The service here is horrible, In 3 years I haven't seen a smile and the workers seem to absolutely hate their jobs.One plus is they have a good selection on rolls, but the sushi and sashimi need significant work. The fish to rice ratio in sushi is roughly 10/90; the fish is so thin that it melts in the soy sauce before even approaching your mouth. The sashimi can be likened to 1x1inch pieces of parchment paper in thickness and overall size, an order of 10 pieces is about equivalent to 1 normal piece at another establishment. The best part of all is how the staff seem to play games with your orders by consistently giving you less pieces than you order. I have attached a picture of my order of 20 salmon sashimi, the result: 8 pieces that if combined could fit comfortably into a tic-tac box.If you are in Milton and crave sushi save the frustration and go to Aji Sai.

Good sushi place located in Milton. The food is nice and the servers are pleasant enough. The pricing is reasonable as well. Have been more than once with the same friend and we both had an enjoyable time each trip. I especially like the calamari as it wasn't rubbery

We went for an afternoon AYCE but the food was not so fresh even at an early time. We tried to finish the food but some rolls we couldn't even taste the rice, could only take what's inside. It could have been better but the service was bad. It could be an excuse that because it was the end of her shift and that, but her attitude was not cool. She let us waited for a good 10 minutes even though the restaurant had many spots for 3 people. Then she greeted us with an I-don't-give-a-... face, and led us to our table without a word, and till the rest of our meal. Just come and go. I really hope the place could get better, because the restaurant itself is neat and cosy. I don't want it to be a waste. Looking forward for the changes if I come back here again.

Great lunch price. Good service and the servers work very hard. Food quality is good,I only wish they served sashimi at lunch time. Overall, one of my favorite lunch spots for groups. You might need to RSVP as it fills up quick.

Great place to go for budget eating of Japanese cuisine. It is about $30 for adults and you can order most things except for wines, the order gets delivered petty quickly and is fresh as there are plenty of customers. I enjoyed the soups and some rolls, but the quality of the fish was not the best as expected of a budget buffet. But there were definitely dishes that were better than others.

The food is cheap, but the quality of food is less than desirable. The menu is as sparse as the fish, and believe me, the fish is sparse. Many items you order conveniently don't show up until you ask wait staff about them. The missing item trick is pretty common at GTA AYCE sushi joints, except that your fish is missing in your sushi rolls. For $14.99 you can get full at lunch for cheap IF you order lots of meat side dishes and stick to sashimi orders for your fish.

Rolls are very basic, they typically use more filler then fish in them. Sashimi for dinner is pathetic. They slice pieces as small as possible. Often bring less shashimi to the table then you order or bring it out so late your almost full.

It's not the best but it's not the worst either. Came in maybe an hour after opening and ordered the usual sushi items. Honestly the sushi didnt stand out for me, it's like buying those cooled sushi boxes you get at the local grocery store/mall. I got the teriyaki chicken and the chicken was pretty dry, I liked the sauce tho. So my first experience at this place was just fine.