Oroshi, West End

Finds Oroshi's premium fish not worth the cost; only the salmon impressed, while tuna and scallop were mediocre.

Says Oroshi has the freshest takeout fish and especially good sashimi.

Calls this takeout spot fantastic and mentions cheaper set options.

Calls Oroshi the top pick for excellent fish and rice, though it lacks dine-in.

Recommends Oroshi as a good pick for something less customizable.

Judges Oroshi's quality as clearly ahead of other nearby options.

Says they ate here recently and agrees the list is top tier.

Calls Oroshi the best and says its aged fish won them over on sushi; also quotes the business's website description.

Strongly backs this place, citing its takeaway focus and very high fish quality for the city.

Says Oroshi focuses on tuna and carries many tuna cuts, including negitoro.

Names Oroshi as a takeout sushi answer.

Lists Oroshi among recommended places, noting it for takeout sushi.

Personally rates Oroshi as top takeout sushi in the city, at the high end.

Suggests Oroshi for takeout as a simpler, more traditional sushi choice.

Would still buy Oroshi's sushi to take to a park picnic, weather permitting.

Enthusiastically recommends Oroshi as the go-to pick.

Favours sushi that reads clearly as sushi, and calls this place the city's current gold standard.

Suggests Oroshi Fish Co. as a take-out option.

Says they're fond of Oroshi, but it isn't a place for sit-down meals.

Names Oroshi as one of two good choices.

Warns the fish is smoked, so it suits only some tastes; they tried it and didn't enjoy it.

Likes this place a lot but says a rival spot beats it on value for takeout.