Toni's Sushi Bar

mikarpanen 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

VERY GOOD EXPERIENCE! – IF YOU WANT TO ENJOY GREAT FOOD IN A ROMANTIC AND FINE AMBIENCE WHERE YOU CAN EAT EXCELLENT SUSHI AND JAPANESE FOOD! I WENT THERE A LOT OF TIMES AND THE FOOD IS EXRTEMELY FRESH AND YOU CAN TASTE ALSO THE FANTASY OF THE CHEF IN EVERY PLATE! AWESOME. 

wooglin1603 

on Citysearch

18 years ago

Great Dining Experience!! – Recently while on a vacation to Miami, I took a date to Toni's after playing some pool up the street. She is a sushi connoisseur, so naturally I let her order the food knowing we couldn't go wrong. The decor was authentic and we chose to sit at a table where our feet were dangling. Both of us got a big kick out of this and we asked the waitress to show us how to get in. hahaha. Highly recommend the variety seaweed salad and the duck appetizer is literally to die for! I think we were there for 2 or... read more

knwarrio 

on Citysearch

18 years ago

Great Authenticity, Food Quality Lacking, Unclear pricing – After reviewing several sushi selection in the SOBE area we decided on Tony?s based on its length of time in the area. Upon our arrival we enjoyed the very authentic atmosphere. The sushi quality and selection was lacking diversity. There is no sushi list, you must select from lists of Sushi for two - $43, For One - $24, Rolls, or Combination Plates ($24 - $30). Soft Drink refills are not free $2.00 per glass, and they automatically added 18% gratuity for a party of... read more

Contributor 

on Citysearch

18 years ago

Traditional yet trendy, a favorite of locals and in-the-know tourists. – In Short South Beach's oldest sushi bar, Toni's continues to please locals and visitors with a vast menu of traditional favorites such as tekka rolls, seaweed salad, wakame, teriyaki and lots of fresh local and imported sashimi. More adventurous favorites include Miami Heat (a roll with tuna, bits of scallion and a peppery sesame oil) and the South Beach roll (eel, salmon skin, avocado, cucumber and scallion). 

ryuryubu 

on Citysearch

19 years ago

traditional – theres a reason why this restaurant is the oldest sushi bar on the beach. Toni still strives to be on top while competition builds up in this new city. Aside from the great kitchen dishes, I would recommend sitting at the bar and talking to the chefs who carry much tradition and pride from Japan. Another reason for recommending the bar is the chef's special dishes he serves to the bar. But then again, most people in America cannot decifer the difference between a california roll, and real sushi. Pity. 

henry_miller 

on Citysearch

19 years ago

just short of perfection – you've never been here before?!! the sushi is amazingly fresh and tasty with colossal portions unmatched on the beach. If you get a chance try the tuna avocado salad, or salmon carpaccio as an appetizer from the sushi bar. It's just divine