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Some may or may not know, but Okasame is where you allow the chef to choose what you eat for that meal. I have been allowing the chef to pick for our dinner now when we go there. I found the chef is a really friendly person who likes to socialize with his guests. I hardly find places like this.
I like the atmosphere there. It has traditional tatami rooms and decorated with japanese dolls and wall items. Which is hard to find in usual Japanese cuisines. I found the food quality to be great, although some might argue it is expensive. I do not find this place highly overpriced. I like quality rather than quantity. This is also why the chef has never served me sushi since you can eat that anywhere else (such as an All you can eat sushi). The appetizer which I usually have started off with is a dish which consists of 5 to 7 small dishes. It contained two different dishes of Japanese abalone. One of them was a softer texture, which tasted great. Another dish was shark fin, I found it unique since I usually drink in a soup. In stead this time I ate it as an appetizer dish. One of the ones I loved from this small dish appetizer was the small fishes one. They are white and small. They were soft and chewy. I loved this appetizers with its many different texture and favored dishes.
One of the main entrees was the fresh fish which was served as sashmi first by using one side of the fish. The other half is cleverly decorated while you finish the sashmi. Afterwards the server will then take the second half for the chef to grill it. One fish with two different taste!
I also tried the fresh clam served with lemon. Which was interesting how the lemon mixed with the clam perfectly. The texture was great to chew on.
I found the crab sake rice to be great to. Since it is not your usual fried rice. Some people loved it whereas some females found it a bit to salty. Nevertheless It was good.
Also the plum sake was sweet and perfect for ladies that don't like the regular sake.
Overall, I will recommend this place to everyone!
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I've been here a few times over the years and this restaurant does not disappoint! The food is pretty standard for American cuisine and is usually well cooked, though I once had chicken that tasted off. The signature sauce that comes with meals is amazing! Dessert portions are too small for the price but prevent me from overeating. Service is friendly but sometimes slow during peak times.
I'd recommend this place for family meals (it's not private enough for dates). The atmosphere has a comfortable, homey feel to it. I definitely recommend the classic rotisserie chicken!
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Selsi-Sea-Rocks near Markham ON (251 Result(s))
Take a bite "Kui" of authentic Japanese cuisine, delicious and made fresh.
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Gull And Firkin invites you to their restaurant. They are open at night Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday and over week-ends. You can get there by public transit. They are established in a location characterized with parks, restaurants and stores.
Established in 2007, we are on the road 5 days a week building and maintaing aquariums in business and residential homes. We stock marine fish and coral in the shop with a variety of dry goods.
Asian inspired design.Fair Trade, Organic espresso and coffees.Large selection of premium,loose leaf green, black and herbal teas.Healthy breakfast,light lunch and dessert offerings.
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1911 Queen St E, Toronto, ON M4L 1H3
Japanese, Asian, Restaurant With Delivery Services, Restaurant With Party Services, Online Menu
Features traditional Japanese cooking and served in an authentic fashion. Includes Teppanyaki Tables, Tatami Rooms and a Sushi Bar. Aki Da provides the perfect atmosphere for an intimate dining experience or a gathering of friends and family. Private parties and catering are also available.
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Come taste a delicious creation at Swiss Chalet. Discover a menu offering a fast food menu, chicken and barbecue, priced at 11$ to 25$. Their atmosphere has been described as casual. They provide a take-out menu. You can get there by car. The neighboring area is notable for its stores.
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Come enjoy a savory dish at Swiss Chalet. Explore a menu offering hamburgers and barbecue, priced at 11$ to 25$ and experience their casual atmosphere. They are easily accessible by bicycle. The neighboring area is remarkable for its restaurants, parks and stores.
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Sushi&Friends is a unique concept of world class sushi products offered through Sushi Take Away and Catering Business. Our aim is to deliver the finest sashimi, maki and nigiri sets using the best ingredients on the market. We rely on well established sup
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Fat Pasha, located on Dupont, is the third restaurant from chef/owner Anthony Rose. Focusing on Middle Eastern and Jewish cuisine, the menu features everything from schmaltz fried rice to a latke platter.
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Come enjoy an appetizing meal at Shogun Japanese Restaurant. They are open after-hours from Monday to Friday. You can get there by public transit and bicycle and visit them in an area acknowledged as lively.
Caressed by glamorous Yorkville to its north, and the vibrant village to the east, 7 West Cafe has remained, after 24 years, one of Torontos most recognized names in comfort dining.Whether looking for a romantic dinner for two, a hot cappuccino and a slice of cake, or a late night cocktail, our nocturnal staff pride themselves in their ability to satisfy the wide variety of guests that have chosen us over the years.
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348 Broadview Ave, Toronto, ON M4M 2G9
Japanese, Take-out, Restaurant With Delivery Services
Sushi Bar invites you to their establishment. This dining room features a variety of sushi for 11$ to 25$. Their atmosphere has been described as casual. They graciously provide a take-out menu and delivery services and are open at night from Monday to Saturday. They are conveniently accessible by public transit and bicycle and are found in an area packed with parks, restaurants and stores. Appreciate your dish at home thanks to their delivery service.
The Italian Cultural Institute, Cultural Section of the Consulate General of Italy in Toronto, was established in 1976. The current premises have a historical value, they belong to the Italian Government and are located near the campus of the University of Toronto. The Institute is a centre for cultural and academic activities, a school of Italian language and civilization, a source of information about contemporary Italy, its regions and its multilayered cultural heritage as well as a venue for art exhibitions, lectures, films, and video screenings. In addition, the Institute provides the opportunity for cultural collaboration between Italian and Canadian organizations and individuals, in order to facilitate exchange in the field of theatre, music and cinema. It offers information and logistical support to both Italian and foreign public and private operators interested in Italian cultural events in Canada.
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