Ten Sushi Buffet - Ottawa

No matter where i go, i always end up back here because the salmon here is the freshest and most delicious and the rolls are rolled perfectly. the food is top notch but i also feel like its even gotten BETTER than befote they closed down for that while.. big step up for sure !! best sushi in the entire city.

It was so good, we were so full after dining there, wow ! It’s fun how you order : you have a tablet at your table and you send over what you would like to eat and some minutes after you ordered, it arrives ! The service is so quick ! And there little pictures of everything so you have an idea of what you’ll get. So much better than the little paper we used to have in a all you can eat sushi place. I would go back for sure.

So overall it was a decent experience, but they're pretty open about committing health code violations which isn't all that great.We had a dish brought to our table that we didn't order, told the server, and much to our surprise he took it straight to the next table over.The Food Premises regulations (section 26, subsection 3) under the Health Protection and Promotion Act pretty clearly state this is a no-noAt $45 a person I'd expect a bit more consideration be put in to health and safety. I'll avoid coming here next time

Overall, it's a good AYCE sushi place. I wish they brought back their lunch prices since paying dinner prices for lunch isn't nice on the wallet. Food and service was good and came on time. Quality and portions were very reasonable. I'd come again.

All day dinner isn 't a thing.This location is far better in my view than the Blair location. The restaurant itself is very nice with high booths and a nice quiet atmosphere.Sushi was generally fast and we got what we ordered. Quality was okay, with some instances of questionable decisions. Service was great and staff were nice.Out of principle, I can 't give Ten Sushi more than 3 stars. Their pricing model changed due to COVID-19 and they 've went with all day dinner . That simply doesn 't/shouldn 't exist as a concept. Just call it: all day pricing, fixed price buffet, $32.99 all day menu, or inflation is tough pay us more.I think what will happen is customers will either a) never come for lunch because there isn 't enough incentive to do that or b) not come as often (or at all) given sushi was once a cheap lunch-type meal.