Sushi Kaji, Etobicoke

Strongly prefers Kaji and says they have ruled out returning to MSSM.

Says it suits the asker's budget and calls it the original omakase spot.

Says Sushi Kaji also fits a budget omakase option.

Calls Sushi Kaji's omakase traditional, straightforward and excellent.

Calls Kaji worth it: a classic omakase with very good rice, though non-sushi dishes and drinks could improve.

Calls Kaji the real deal and a good choice, though it sits outside downtown in a plain strip mall.

Visited Kaji and found it outstanding, hoping to return soon.

Recommends Kaji specifically when the goal is a great omakase experience.

Lists Sushi Kaji among recommended places for its omakase.

Names Kaji as a suggested spot.

Defends the Kaji suggestion, calling it great.

First-time omakase diner who found Kaji incredible and would certainly recommend it.

Says Kaji is great for the budget range being discussed.

Says the place is amazing despite its plain outside look, agreeing with the earlier pick.

Recommends Sushi Kaji and advises sitting to be served by the original master.

Recommends Sushi Kaji despite its plain location, praising the food.

Says it's the nearest they've had to Japan-level sushi, with high quality and wide variety.

Answers the question directly by naming a Kaji location on Queensway.

Dislikes Kaji's rice as too sweet, and says its nigiri and neta resemble conveyor-style sushi.

Names it among several omakase suggestions answering the value question.

Had a good time at all three places, though notes Osaka-style rice is sweet and divides eaters.

Visited Kaji years ago, felt underwhelmed, and judged it poor value for the money.