Tokyo Sushi

Cheap sushi that tastes cheap. But it will scratch your sushi itch for half the cost of good sushi joints. The variety of the sushi fish is lacking big time also. Service has been hit or miss. My wife will not eat here anymore. I got two trips to Tokyo Sushi out of her before she refused to go. Ive eaten here 4 or 5 times in the last 4 months.
The ginger dressing on the house salad is good, on the sweet side though.
Hamachi Kama was very good and the ponzu based dipping sauce was good also.
Tuna has almost a floresent pink look, not natural looking at all. Sushi chef could not tell me the type of tuna (yellowtail, big eye, etc.) it was. This may be due to a language barrier though, not sure.
Nigiri was heavy on the rice, so rice was predominate taste.
I normally do not eat sushi rolls but sense the quality of fish is on the low side for sushi grade fish, that is what I ordered mostly. Rolls were ok, a level or 2 above grocery store sushi rolls.
The pickled ginger was the lower quality stuff, dyed pink, overly sweetened with a slight funky taste.

Great take out sushi and standard/​full Japanese menu. Dinning area is small and noisy, but the food more than makes up for the strip mall set up. Have eaten here on numerous occasions and it is consistently well prepared and delicious.

Great sushi! Very friendly staff. One of my favorite places to eat in the Milton area.

I am not from the area and stopped in. To put things in perspective, I have taken sushi classes and eaten sushi all over the world. I think I know what average, below average, great is. Tokyo doesn’t make the grade for average.
First, the place has a 4 seat sushi bar and ~14 tables. Small. But small isn’t bad, except for the bar. Too small.
Next, the menu. Lots of cooked items and absolutely no exotic choices. No clam, uni, toro, belly of any sort… but a pile of cream cheese bigger than all the other items in the cabinet. All specials are cooked. Speaks to the customer demand I guess. I asked for a standard thing, and was told he wouldn’t do it. Fine, no $ for you. This is not the Sushi Nazi of Los Angeles valley fame.
Fresh? No. Better than grocery stores, but not up to the standard. The sushi cabinet has leaves of lettuce in it… and they are all old and decaying. Maybe cooked is a good idea after all… items identified as fresh we’re not great.
Service was prompt and unrushed. It was fine. Maybe even friendly, which is quite nice.
5 stars goes to the epic sushi places, like Nobu. 4 stars goes to the places just below that that deliver exotic fresh fish. 3 goes to fresh standards. 2 for places that don’t try to standout and don’t deliver fresh choices. 1 goes for the dreadful grocery store. This place is a 2. It could be a 3 with fresher fish and a bigger bar. I am giving it a three out if kindness. Skip this unless you need a sushi fix.

Hidden jewel! Great selection of rolls and wonderful presentation. Angel roll is tasty. Very fresh ingredients. Highly recommended!