Joya Sushi - Milton
Joya Sushi
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Now, onto the positives: the menu offers a good variety of rolls, appetizers, and rice/noodle dishes. The service was impressive, with servers who were very attentive to our needs. Pricing was fairly typical for a Japanese sushi restaurant. I ordered two rolls—the spicy salmon and the salmon tempura—along with edamame and miso soup. While everything was decent, I wouldn’t say it was anything extraordinary; it didn’t leave me particularly amazed. As for any negatives? There really aren’t any. Overall, it's a solid sushi restaurant, and I wouldn't hesitate to return.
I had high expectations for Joya, but unfortunately, it was quite disappointing. We ordered tempura udon, bulgogi, and a spicy salmon roll for takeout. I was initially excited when I saw that the tempura came in a large, heavy box, but then I realized it was mostly just a lot of tempura bits (see pic). The spicy salmon roll contained hardly any salmon and was again mostly filled with tempura bits (see pic). Both dishes tasted rather mediocre. The bulgogi, which I didn't photograph, was decent but nothing special. It seems like the chef is cutting corners, and the prices are quite high for the quality. I can't help but wonder if this is because there's limited competition in Milton. For now, we think we'll stick to dining in Mississauga.
This place never disappoints. The service and food are consistent: exceptional. The owner is attentive and remembers us and our orders. The tempura is never soggy or super oily and they have a variety of vegetables I like that they have broccoli included. My favorite rolls: Spicy salmon; Spicy green dragon roll (spicy salmon topped with avocado); Energy roll (spicy crab topped with mango) and Spider roll. Their hot plates are also delicious. We've ordered their Jap Chae, which is big enough to be a meal itself despite being in the appetizer section. The hubby's go to is the Dol Shot Bi Bim Bap with beef and he never gets tired of it. Both lunch and dinner, this is a great place.
Cozy restaurant with both sushi and Korean staples. Service was super friendly and attentive. We had chirashi, salmon teriyaki dinner combo and a bibimbap. All were pretty good. Sashimi was fresh/ cut well and portions were pretty generous. Sure, nothing was mind blowing but its definitely worth a visit if you're around here.
Saw the 4.5 stars and said hey this place must be phenomenal lets try it out!! Wrong! Food quality was very disappointing. The only good thing about this place is the staff are very friendly. To the girl who wrote best sushi place in Milton ... you obviously havent tasted good sushi. If you want good sushi in Milton stick with Sushi Ya just around the corner.
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