Totoya Sushi

Despite the name change, this place is still the same!!!! Everything is good. The Sakè, the service, the rolls !! I've been eating here for years and I don't plan on quitting. This time I tried some new things. The jalapeño bombs were bomb ! the roll in the middle was new to me but oh so good ! I love it here !! It's nice and intimate inside. You could eat here with a small group but this location is not ideal for big parties. I like that Everyone here was nice and the establishment seems clean.

I visited Totoya Sushi Saturday afternoon for an early birthday dinner. Totoya Sushi......I ordered the shrimp hibachi. And I requested not to have egg in my rice and a young lady told me that the rice is already premade. Yeah, that threw me off for a bit, but she said she can see what she can do. My food came out as you can see the picture there is no egg, but there is corn in the fried rice. I have never seen corn in fried rice. Shrimp was I feel over cooked it was hard. My dynamite sushi was okay.Overall will I go back probably won't ! I felt rushed. Food was very mediocre.

The food was pretty good! The rolls all had toppings and the amount of toppings they gave were very generous. My favorite rolls out of the 3 I tried was probably the firecracker roll and the lava roll! The food wasn't overall salty. I personally would have preferred the spicy krab to be a little more spicy (I just really like occasional spicy food)The staff was very nice and they let us take our time to look over the menu before ordering. Even though the restaurant was a bit busy since it was dinner rush, they came by pretty timely the entire dinner, so we didn't have to wait too long for anything.The lake view was really pretty and the decorations were very nice. Just the right amount of decorations to feel cozy and everything,I think I would like to come back and try the lunch specials! The prices for it doesn't seem too bad.Parking or the restaurant is pretty easy, since it's on a shopping strip. So even if you have to park a bit farther, the walk isn't too bad.

I was eager to try Toyota Sushi after reading all the glowing reviews, but I have to admit, I wasn't as impressed as I had hoped. I decided to treat my wife to a lovely day out with lunch and shopping, and Toyota Sushi was one of the top places on our list to visit while in the area.We arrived around 1:30 pm on Thursday, 1/2/25. Unfortunately, the timing wasn't ideal--there was a delivery happening at the same time, and the kitchen's main doors (normally kept closed) were wide open for the delivery driver. The view of the kitchen and the disorganization inside was off-putting, and it wasn't just due to the delivery; it left a lasting impression.The main entrance to the restaurant is located to the left of the delivery area, and you have to push aside a curtain with a symbol on it to enter. It felt a bit strange. Once inside, there's a small vestibule adorned with Polaroid photos on the walls, but it wasn't clear who they were of or why they were there. Were they employees or customers? The lack of context added to the overall confusion. As we made our way into the reception area, we noticed a wooden decorative piece hanging from the ceiling, which was covered in a layer of dust--definitely unappealing.We were greeted promptly and seated without delay, and the staff were exceptionally friendly. However, the longer we stayed, the more we noticed how dirty and dusty everything was. It started to make us wonder, if the dining area and restrooms were in such a condition, what might the kitchen look like? If you visit, take a moment to look UP--the umbrellas and metal framework supporting the lighting may look good from a distance, but up close, they're covered in years of dust. Sadly, this issue seemed to extend to almost everything in the dining area and restrooms, including the plastic flowers.Another noteworthy aspect was the volume of the music. The first table we were seated at had a beautiful view of Pearl Lake, which would've been great, but the music was so loud that we had to request a move to a quieter booth.On a positive note, our server, Royce, was attentive and friendly--thank you, Royce, for your excellent service! If you decide to dine here, I recommend requesting him as your server.As for the food, we had a good experience. I ordered the Chicken and Steak Hibachi with fried rice ($15.95), which came with a choice of soup or salad. I opted for the salad with ginger dressing, which was delicious. Nancy chose the "Any 3 Sushi Rolls" ($17.95), which included a California Roll, Crunch Spicy Tuna Roll, and Shrimp Tempura Roll, and she also selected a side salad. The salads arrived quickly and were fresh, with the ginger dressing being particularly tasty.Soon after, Royce brought out our meals. I have to say, the hibachi and sushi were both delicious. My steak was cooked perfectly to medium, and the chicken had great flavor. Nancy really enjoyed the shrimp tempura roll, though she wasn't as fond of the crunchy spicy tuna roll. I, on the other hand, thought the spicy tuna roll was quite good.Overall, while the food and service were good, the cleanliness issues were hard to overlook, and I'm not sure I would return. It's a shame, as the food had potential, but the restaurant's condition left much to be desired.

Came here for lunch January 2nd 2025. My first impression walking in the door was it seemed a little dirty, As I inspected it more yep... it needs a good cleaning. Dust and cobwebs on lights and plastic plants. I am majorly allergic to dust. I don't know how long this place has been here but definitely needs an upgrade. All those plastic plants need to go or be washed.My second issue with this place is the music was very LOUD. They set us by the windows which is beautiful but we had to move to a booth. It was a little bit better but still felt like I was at a dance club while I was eating. Waiter was friendly and food came out fast.Okay onto the food...We got three sushi rolls with Salad and Scott got a platter with chicken and steak rice. The food was good. Nothing over the top everything tasted like it should and for the Lunch price it was reasonable.Although...I got a roll that I didn't like it . It was the Spicy tuna. Had a weird flavor. I really wanted seaweed salad but at $8 I think that's a little pricey compared to other sushi places that we have been to. So... For me unfortunately I probably won't come here again.

Toyota Sushi has been my go-to spot for satisfying sushi cravings, and the quality is still just as good as I remember. My favorites are the TNT Roll and the Lava Roll, paired with their spicy garlic edamame--always flavorful and satisfying.However, the prices have made it harder to visit as often as I'd like. I understand inflation, but spending nearly $30 for one roll and edamame feels steep. These days, I stick to ordering just one roll to satisfy my craving, but it's definitely not the affordable indulgence it used to be.If you're okay with the prices, the sushi is still great and worth trying. Just be prepared to spend a bit more than you might expect.

I recently visited Totoya Sushi in Altamonte Springs and had a great experience. The restaurant has a cozy atmosphere, perfect for a casual dinner with friends or a date night. Our server was friendly and attentive, he made sure we had everything we needed, without being intrusive.As for the food, the sushi was fresh and delicious. The rolls were creative and beautifully presented. I highly recommend checking out Totoya Sushi!

My friends and I stumbled upon this spot and decided to give it a try--and we were blown away! The fish was incredibly fresh, and every roll we tried was absolutely delicious. The standout for me? Definitely the Ocean Roll--an absolute must-try!On my next visit, I'm looking forward to trying the Ootoya's Premium Sashimi

Amazing service, fresh ingredients, and a gorgeous view of a cute lake? It doesn't get better! This is consistently my favorite sushi spot! It's an unassuming hidden gem. I love the 3 roll lunch combo! I got the spicy tuna, crunchy spicy tuna, and spicy krab rolls. We also enjoyed the ladybug and seaworld rolls. I can't recommend this place enough!

This place is freaking phenomenal. Oh hush, you already knew that. Small. Quaint. 10 diners and there's already a 30 minute wait on a Thursday night. You know you're badass. Confidence.....i love it!The spicy oyster roll! My goodness, I've never heard of anything like it! I would've eaten 3 of those things. The fried oyster was fried perfectly and still crispy In The roll! The garlic blue crab fried rice was a scrumptious fare. Not too garlicky, small, minced pieces or crab....not mad at that. Perfect portion sizes! Our waiter was super busy that night...checked on us a few times...I don't take it personally,...still courteous and knowledgeable of the menu.I'd go back. It's hard to find decent food I. This interesting part of Florida! You'll see me again, Totoya! I'm so happy we've met!