Ato Sushi Bar + Kitchen - Surrey, British Columbia

Jesse N.

I had an excellent lunch experience at Ato Sushi Bar + Kitchen. The food was not only fresh and flavorful but also beautifully presented, exceeding all my expectations. The service was attentive without being overbearing, and the atmosphere felt inviting and modern. Honestly, I’d have to try hard to think of anything that could have been better. I’m already looking forward to my next visit and would highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for a standout sushi experience in Surrey.

GRoo3Y

Great service and you can tell the food was prepared meticulously,
Their UnagiCrunch roll was not oversauced like most korean sushi places.
Highly recommend to anyone lookin for sushi in the area.

Amanda

The waitress is really nice. Good service and nice food. We order the Ato Course for 2 the need one. The portion is decent too. Recommended

Albert L.

4.5/5. Sashimi lunch bento box review: @ $22.50 it’s competitively priced. Average sized sashimi, the “usual” variety (tuna, wild and farmed salmon) hokkigai and a cooked shrimp for “9 pieces”. Potato Korokke was decent and not typical of a bento box. Crispy tempura that didn’t feel overly greasy, therefore above average. Modern decor. They also take Amex, which is a bonus for all those cobalt card users.

Alfreda L.

This restaurant’s Spider Roll is the most baffling one I’ve ever had! Other places use crab legs, but this place actually uses crab gills! Owner, do you eat crab gills at home yourselves?😡

“Crab gills are not recommended for consumption. They are located inside the crab shell and appear as a row of grayish-white or pale yellow feathery structures, functioning as the crab’s respiratory organs. Since they filter water, they can accumulate bacteria, mud, and harmful substances, which may pose health risks if consumed, especially if the crab comes from a polluted environment.

When preparing crab, it is best to remove the gills and only eat the edible parts like the meat and roe to ensure safety and better taste.”

This is truly infuriating—I bought it for my child to eat!😡

Ronald T.

You know it's a good charashi don when the rice stands out more than the sashimi. The potato croquet is miles better than McDonald hashbrowns.

CJ

Ato serves fancy upscale sushi, which is presented as 'edible art', all at a reasonable price. I would recommend you try every item on the menu.
I don't even like fish, but I can't get enough of their sushi!!

Mandip

Best sushi I've had in the suburbs. Great service. Very accommodating of my child's celiac, great with gluten-free. We order here at least once a week.