A sushi eatery in a Toronto mall doesn’t let its environment limit its design concept
Tora is no typical sushi restaurant – and certainly not what you’d expect of a sushi restaurant in a mall. The new Toronto eatery, located in the city’s upscale Yorkdale Shopping Centre, uses an intuitive ordering platform and a series of conveyor
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