Toro Sushi and Grill – CJ Wings and Seafood

This place seemed pretty popular, so my uncle and I wandered in when we wanted a bite to eat while watching the AL Wild Card game. We sat in the front, near the windows and in front of the bar. The back of the restaurant is more «happening,» with a darker ambience and Korean music videos playing (Gangnam Style, anyone?).
— The service was merely okay, and the food came out incredibly slowly. Even the hot tea that we ordered took 10 minutes to come out. Tea! It takes 20 seconds to make!
— Pork katsu curry wasn’t really a pork katsu — more like popcorn pork with curry on top. The curry tasted like the Golden Curry blocks you can buy from the grocery store, and did not really have anything else in it, other than some carrots. So non-​katsu pork with cheap curry — for 12 bucks!
— We tried the chicken wings sampler, which came with 8 wings — two wings for each of four flavors. The wings were pretty good, Asian-​style wings that were lightly floured and fried and had no breading. I liked the different flavors as well, though the server neglected to tell me which flavor was which. On the down side, the wings were also very small (I guess this is what happens when you eat organic wings), and the sampler cost $ 10 bucks.
On the whole, this place was just two expensive for what you get. It’s a mom and pop kind of restaurant with mom and pop service, but the food is presented as being more upscale than it actually is. There are a lot of better restaurants in the area to get sushi and wings (like Bön Chon) that give you more for the price.

A popular spot for young koreans but i found this place to be way too expensive. Many dishes are prices i would pay at the 4 Seasons restaurant. The food is good, very tasty especially the fried chicken which is their specialty, but once again way too expensive. The service is fine for me, i had no complaints. However, i will not be going back anytime soon.

Low budget décor, so so sushi and thinly slice fish on special rolls but high prices. An order of chicken noodle priced at $ 14.95, what were they on when they set those prices. It was the first time to dine there for us and the last as well.

Tried it only cuz I had a
certificate. Place is clearly a hangout for Korean students in area. Read about the awesome chicken wings but we wanted dinner so can only order the wings as an appetizer. However, wings start at $ 14.95! Skipped that — ordered Korean dumplings instead. I ordered sashimi dinner and husband ordered a fried egg/​seafood/​rice dish. Dumplings came fairly quickly and they were good. After about 15 min, my sashimi dinner came. A slow eater, I started first, while husband waited for his meal. We waited and waited — and I gave him some of my sashimi (which was OK — not great). After 20 min and I was almost finished with my meal, we asked waitress about the other order. She said kitchen is very busy — it’ll be ready soon. Another 20 min goes by, and I had already finished my meal, we asked again. Finally after some 50 min after ordering, his meal arrives! It was an omelet filled with rice, a few bits vegies and chopped up shrimp. The shrimp was overcooked, as was the omelette. This was definitely NOT worth waiting for! Unless you’re a Korean teen or college student, I don’t recommend this place!

‘d rate it a Zero Stars but it won’t let me. The Chicken in the Bi-​Bim-​Bap was overcooked, everything else was soggy. For $ 15 the dish was a rip off.
The sashimi was clearly old, smelled and tasted fishy, overall horrible and way overpriced.
I would look else where for food, as the quality is extremely low and the price too high.