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The food is good quality, but because they are tapas, prices add up and the food is influenced by Vancouver Japanese food... so it's not authentic, which was disappointing. Staff is really friendly. It's so incredibly loud here because they cheer and yell like they do in Izakayas in Japan.
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I am a patron using a disbility device and while the restaurant is not "accessible" perse they do their best to make you feel comfortable. Now aside from that, I've been visiting this restaurant for roughly 20 years. My Mother and I found it a long time ago looking for a good Japanese restaurant that wasn't all the way downtown. The have great sushi, sashimi, tempura, teriyaki, soups & my favourite Japanese style salad! Decor could use an update but it's clean and comfortable. There's a hidden entry from parking behind the restaurant or the double doorway at the front. Last night I decided to eat in for the first time since becoming differently abled so to speak. I had the Legend Boston roll with crab, Japanese mayonaise and salmon topper. It was very rich so I suggest if you try this do it with several people so everyone can have a taste, it was lovely but too rich for just one person to demolish. I had the shrimp tempura dinner which has tempura vegetables with it. Last night the tiger shrimp were lovely and fresh and the mix of vegetable composed of squash, sweet potato, onion and broccoli were very yummy. They make amazing tempura sauce. The meal comes with salad, miso soup, rice and huge plate of tempura so again great for sharing! I took home a cucumber roll for my son but seriously considered their toonie Tuesday offer which is a California roll, max of 2 given the offer, but my son is new to Japanese os a simple cucumber roll. I have plenty left over for lunch and am hoping the tempura will crisp up under the broiler today! Thanks to A.J. & staff for making it a lovely experience with my needs ;o)
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This was my First time at a real Sushi resturant , what a nice experience, they had not been open long, and the service was great, lovely atmosphere, clean quiet calm, it was a nice dining experience not just a meal, we have since returned many time and the standards are still high.
Lucy helped with our order and made some grerat suggestions.
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Visited with a large group, food was amazing and Anna the owner was extremely attentive and welcoming! I look forward to going back.
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This is by far the best sushi in Toronto. The Kokyo roll is the best, along with a whole bunch of other special rolls. If you love sashimi, then get the Johnny roll. Love this place!
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We decided to come here from the reviews others gave. Glad we did. It's not all you can eat though. Food very fresh , service excellent. Definitely come back again. Prices are great too.
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Not only does your food come fast, but it's been marinating for quite some time. This is how Indian food ( and Pakistani) is actually cooked. If you go to an Indian restaurant and you're waiting for an hour and a half for your dish thinking it's going to be fresh and that's how it's made, you're wrong. Indian food takes HOURS to make. The sauces and spices need time to sink into the meat, and they do exactly that at Tika house.
The service is great, they're always on top of your water and they don't expect you to tip!
People might complain about the atmosphere but the reason why they made the place like that is because in India and Pakistan the best tasting places are done up like Tika house so you can focus on the food instead of the decor. The washrooms are very nice though!
Best Indian place in the city. Don't bother going anywhere else.
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Riz near Springwater ON (857 Result(s))
Izakaya, the traditional Japanese tapas concept, explodes with bona-fide flavour at this charming downtown pub. Fans gather for after-work delight in the form of such sweet small dishes as black cod and udon noodles, marinated octopus and deep-fried brie, all of it washed down with deep swallows of sake and Sapporo beer. Guests share bench-style seating and an appreciation for the authenticity of the place. The atmosphere here is loud and lively. When you order a dish, the waiters holler its details to the kitchen staff, who yell back confirmation that they've heard. From time to time, someone will start singing. The zingy energy is marvelous, and the izakaya experience enhanced spectacularly by it.
559 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M5S 1Y6
Tapas Bar, Restaurant, Japanese, Asian, Casual, Upscale
There's almost always a lineup to get into this popular Japanese tapas parlour, where servers holler at each other and the music pounds. Designed for group eating, this lively restaurant attracts a swell of fans for its flavourful plates of real food and the energetic servers who deliver it to the table. Carbonara udon, fried calamari, baked BC oysters, takowasabi and deep-fried brie all get special mention on a menu that changes regularly. Staff is energetic and friendly. Sake - in its pure, martini and mojito forms — is abundant, as is Japanese beer and a tasty Japanese soda, and both are a perfect lubricant for such excellent food. Wear presentable socks when you visit; shoe removal at the door is an imperative.
The ramen revolution is alive and well and thriving on Baldwin St. From the owners of the Guu family of restaurants, Kinton takes on this popular Asian standard with an air-tight mixing technique that guarantees noodles as perfect in texture as taste. They're offered here in a range of options, including cheese, vegetable, pork, miso, shio and shoyu. Wash the meal down with a sweating Sapporo, and be transported from this spotless, narrow 46-seat TO resto to another place altogether. The authentic Japanese music, service and décor seal the deal. Pro tip: Don't order the spicy garlic ramen if you're on a date.
2445 The Collegeway, Mississauga, ON L5L 2E5
Chinese, Asian, Casual
Super Wok invites you to their restaurant. This eatery cooks chow mein and wonton soup for 11$ to 25$. Their atmosphere has been described as casual. They are readily reachable by car but also by public transit.
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41 Spring Garden Ave, North York, ON M2N 3G1
Asian, American Cuisine, Japanese, Casual
Come enjoy a delightful meal at Kiyomizu Restaurant. Explore a menu featuring hamburgers, a variety of sushi and sashimi, priced at 11$ to 25$. Their atmosphere has been described as casual. They are open after-hours from Monday to Friday and are readily reachable by public transit. They are situated in an area characterized with parks, restaurants, coffee shops and stores. Payments by MasterCard, American Express and Visa are accepted.
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5130 Dixie Rd, Mississauga, ON L4W 4K2
Japanese, Asian, Restaurant With Private Rooms
KK Sushi offers Fine Japanese Cuisine available for Dine In, Take-Out, Delivery and Catering. We are open 365 days a year, so come in to enjoy over 150 different delicious items from our Japanese and Thai cuisine selection. KK Sushi is the only japanese restaurant in Mississauga that offers halal food products. We are also available for large party bookings within our restaurant, please contact us ahead of time to make any large bookings.
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Touhenboku in the Distillery focuses on sushi, while their Touhenboku Ramen locations on Queen and at Yonge and Eglinton serve fresh, made-from-scratch ramen noodle soup.
Ko Hyang House invites you to their establishment. Their atmosphere has been described as casual. They are open late all week. You can get there by car. Payments by American Express, Interac, MasterCard and Visa are accepted.
572 Rogers Rd, York, ON M6M 1B6
Japanese, Asian, Fusion, Restaurant With Delivery Services
Komachi was named after Onono Komachi, a beautiful woman. Onono Komachi was a famous poet during the 'Heian Jidai', approximately two thousand years ago. The name Komachi is used today to represent the most beautiful women of the town. Please pop in with friends and family. We look forward to seeing you at Komachi. Our homemade Noodles & Sushi Rolls are made freshly on the premises everyday. Komachi Japanese Restaurant challenges you to eat an enormous bowl full of Ramen. If you finish the bowl full of Ramen and soup, by yourself within a 60 min time limit you will receive a $100 meal voucher and the completed soup & ramen for free. You must finish the ramen and the soup.
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31 Baldwin St, Toronto, ON M5T 1L1
Japanese, Asian, Restaurant With Terrace
Owners, Kohei Matsuyama (pictured left) and Michiko Takahashi (pictured right), have an extensive history working in the hospitality industry in both Canada and Japan.Chef and co-owner, KOHEI MATSUYAMA, has over 20 years experience working at some of the most prestigious restaurants in Tokyo and Toronto. For 15 years, Chef Matsuyama worked at the Takanawa Prince Hotel in Tokyo, Japan preparing highly specialized and gourmet dishes. In Toronto, Matsuyama worked at the top-rated Katsura Japanese Restaurant at the Westin Prince Hotel as Sous-Chef.Chef Matsuyama is trained in the art of Edo-Kaiseki–a highly skilled and haute cuisine dating back to the historic periods of the shogun and samurai.
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Koyoi Restaurant and Bar, is a moderately priced Japanese restaurant with 2 locations, one located in the Yorkville area of Downtown Toronto. Specializing in Japanese cuisine and features such as big screen tvs / satellite, casual dining, sports hangout, and open late hours. Koyoi offers a casual atmosphere for you to gather with family and friends.
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Kuni Sushi Ya, located in the middle of Baldwin Village, just blocks from the AGO and other downtown attractions, offers a full range of Japanese dishes at good prices. They offer free delivery for orders over $25.
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Come enjoy a delicious creation at Fong's Restaurant & Tavern. Explore a menu featuring chow mein, wonton soup and a variety of sushi, priced at 11$ to 25$ and experience their casual and family friendly atmosphere. They are open nightly all week and are readily reachable by car. You may pay by MasterCard, American Express and Visa.
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La Pologne European Café & Delicatessen invites you to their establishment. Their atmosphere has been described as casual. They are open late all week and are conveniently reachable by car. You may pay by Interac, MasterCard and Visa.
When transplanted Toronto businessman Alnoor Sayani opened Lahore Tikka House in 1996, it was just a handful of tables and a big dream. This Indian-Pakistani resto in Leslieville has since become an important social hub for the South Asian community, celebrated for its community-drawing powers as much as for its special cuisine. Newly renovated in authentic street-style decor, Lahore Tikka House draws crowds hungry for its soft naan, chicken biryani and butter chicken decadence. They stay for the collegial atmosphere and to remember the strength of Sayani's dream.