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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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Just revisited on a Friday. Luckily, I found parking in their tiny lot, about 20 spots, that it shares with Swiss Chalet. And I'm sure that non-patrons park there too!
Positive: The atmosphere is quite nice, dimly lit, tealights at tables. Service is also pleasant. I accidentally tipped over my tea and it was addressed immediately.
Not-so-positive: I would say that sushi is *just* okay. When maki rolls arrived, from a distance, it just literally looked like a plate of white rice. Presentation was definitely their weak point.
Pieces were not only cut unevenly, but they also fell apart as I picked them up with my chopsticks. Rolls were not rolled tight enough. Instead they were quite large and loose.
I'd expect this from a lower priced sushi joint, but not at these prices!
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Great food and great service. I got a Bento box and it was very satisfying. I really enjoyed their vegetable tempura it was quite good. The wait staff was nice and helpful. I would come back.
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DonDon Izakaya is Toronto's own little taste of Japan. I once visited Tokyo on a business trip, and I remember going to this strange thing called an "izakaya" on several occasions. I remember my first time: I didn't understand why we couldn't just order our own dishes or why it had to be so loud! But by the end of the night, after several decanters of sake had been shared among our group, it all just seemed perfect. DonDon kinda feels this way too. The food may not be gourmet, but it's a ton of fun to eat! (I've heard that we shouldn't expect high-quality foods from izakayas since they are more like pubs anyway!) And the atmosphere is spot on. Oh, and don't even get me started on the drinks. I fell in love with sake in Japan and we've been reunited at DonDon. I've only been to DonDon once, but I'll definitely be going back again!
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Sashimi near Patterson ON (289 Result(s))
Japanese Restaurant delivers one of the most unique and elegant dining experiences to Toronto. The cozy, delightful, and intimate neighborhood place and friendly service give you a memorable dining experience. Kibo Sushi House loves parties of all sizes! To help you plan your perfect gathering, we take online reservations for up to 12 guest
Happy Sushi Is Located On The Taste Of Danforth In Toronto. Our Talented Experienced Chefs Create Mouth Watering Dishes Using The Freshest Ingredients With An Artistic Flare. We Strive To Offer Our Guests An Exciting Dining Journey That Is Both Scrumptious, Colourful And Distinctive. All Our Recipes Are Prepared Instantly When You Order Them. Our Policy Is To Provide You With Fresh, Natural, And Healthy Cuisine.
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20 Carlton St, Toronto, ON M5B 2H5
Asian, Japanese, Restaurant With Bar
Eat Fresh is our daily theme. Our menu is filled with the best Japanese tastings at great values. For lunch or dinner, Daily is your perfect choice. We are located one block east of College Subway and next to us is Days Inn hotel. In front of us has a public parking lot.
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Come enjoy a delectable meal at Sashimi Island. They are open after-hours Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday and over week-ends. You can get there by bicycle and public transit and visit them in a neighborhood acknowledged as exciting.
2279 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6S 1P1
Thai, Asian, Japanese, Restaurant With Private Rooms, Restaurant With Party Services
The Traditional form of sushi is fermented fish and rice, Preserved with salt in a process that has been traced to Southest Asia, where it remain popular today. The term sushi comes form anarchaic grammatical form no longer used i other contexts, literally, 'Sushi' means 'it's Sour', a reflection of its historic fermented roots. The science behind the fermantation of fish down into amino acids. This result in one of the five basic tastes, Called umami on Japanese. The oldest form of sushi in japan narezyshi, still very closely resembers this process. In japan narezushi evolved into oshizushi and ultimately Edomae nigirizushi, Which is what the world today knows as sushi. Thai cuisine is the national cuisine of Thailand. Thai cuisine places emphasis on lightly prepared dishes with strong aromatic components.
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Japanese charcoal, particularly Binchotan, is prized for its superior quality of burning in addition to the excellent heat retention at high temperatures. Most fine quality charcoal contains 80% of carbon component, which produces minimal odour associated with the impurities and volatile components. However, in binchotan charcoal, the carbon component is 93% to 95%, meaning food grilled with it retains its own natural flavours at the most purest state. Since Binchotan charcoal is nearly pure carbon, it momentarily reaches temperatures of 1000°C yet produces no flame or odour. This flameless and therefore gentle technique of grilling is cherished by barbeque connoisseurs worldwide.
Simon Sushi invites you to their restaurant. They are open after-hours from Monday to Friday and are conveniently reachable by bicycle and public transit. Come visit them in an area known as stimulating.
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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.
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 $25.
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3 Baldwin St, Toronto, ON M5T 1L1
Japanese, Bring Your Own Wine, Restaurant With Wifi Internet, Restaurant With Private Rooms
Come savor a yummy dish at Nd Sushi And Grill. Discover a menu offering a variety of sushi, priced at 11$ to 25$. Their atmosphere has been described as casual. Bring your own wine to enjoy beside your meal. They provide private rooms and wifi internet. You can get there by bicycle.
Come taste a yummy creation at Qi Sushi. This establishment serves a variety of sushi. You can get there by bicycle and public transit.
We serve authentic Japanese cuisine and are striving to become one of your favourite Japanese dining experiences in High Park area. We are committed to provide our guests with unique menu creations that are true to the Japanese culture, outstanding service and comfortable atmosphere. We believe that you will want to share with your friends and family over and over again.
348 Broadview Ave, Toronto, ON M4M 2G9
Japanese, Take-out, Restaurant With Delivery Services
Sushi Bar invites you to their establishment. This dining room features a variety of sushi for 11$ 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.
Momiji means maple leaf in Japanese, in honor of our adopted country. The name represents the coming together of the two cultures, which we also incorporate into some of our original creations. Each Momiji is great for casual and formal dining whether for lunch or dinner. We can also accommodate special occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries, customized parties, and corporate events. We take great pride in serving the freshest ingredients in all of our dishes. At Momiji it is all about quality and all about the food. Momiji has been offering quality Japanese cuisine since 2000.
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We offering the finest in Japanese food, including sushi, sashimi, favorite Japanese cooked entrees such as tempura, teriyaki and soba noodle dishes, famous rolls as nigiri, maki, special salads & outstanding desserts. We have an excellent selection of fine wines, famous Japanese sake and beer. We also specialize in take-out service package with touch of professional chef and also prepare off-premises catering now.
SUSHI2GO opened since 1996. We established with vision 'the best Japanese dining experience to customer. We have five branches, located in Greater Toronto Area, are Japanese fine restaurant offering the finest in Japanese food, including sushi, sashimi, favorite Japanese cooked entrees such as tempura, teriyaki and soba noodle dishes, famous rolls as nigiri, maki, special salads & outstanding desserts. We have an excellent selection of fine wines, famous Japanese sake and beer. We also specialize in take-out service package with touch of professional chef and also prepare off-premises catering now. Come in and experience our quick and delicious Japanese fine food.
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The sounds of drums and the typical welcome cheer of 'Irasshaimase!'are the first things you are sure to hear as you visit our high energysetting at Don Don's.Don Don which signifies the sounds of japanese drums, also meansa place of 'more'... a place of more drinks, more food, and definitely more fun!
Our Food are made on premises and produce procured from partnerships with local farmers and butchers. We brings to you the Best Fresh and Healthy Japanese menu in Toronto based on Food Industry experience of many years.
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