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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 rest...
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A Blend of Modern & Traditional Korean and Japanese Cuisine, Only at Arisu!
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Great food! I came here with my cousins and the prices were fair, and the meals were great! The prices are roughly around $40 per person.
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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 signifi...
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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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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 in...
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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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It’s easy to miss newly opened Nakamori-it occupies the former home of Scarborough’s Zen Japanese Restaurant-but chef and owner Nobuyuki Nakamori is busy inside concocting various ...
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Nobo created probably the best contemporary Japanese fusion restaurants in all of Toronto. from the starter, drink, to even the dessert - a must try experience. Even the location is a blend of Japanese reliance on word of mouth in a indescreet area If you can call Caddys as a Canadian landmark.
Try the Pizza. She even uses the Tatami server.
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Daiichi Japanese Restaurant invites you to their establishment. This dining room serves a variety of sushi for 11$ to 25$. Their atmosphere has been described as casual and upscale...
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My husband and I discovered Dai Ichi several years ago almost by accident on New Year's Eve when the Mandarin was overcrowded and behind on their reservations. I have always been grateful to Mandarin for their ineptitude.
Dai Ichi is a small, out of the way place, tucked into a nondescript strip mall near a Longo's and Shopper's Drug Mart, but it is definitely one of the best sushi places in the area. Good people and outstanding food. It has become a staple with our family, and we even took a large party there for dinner one Christmas!
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Come taste an appetizing dish at Sachi Sushi Japanese & Korean Restaurant. They are open at night from Monday to Saturday. You can get there by car.
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Faced with an 8 page menu, exhaustive in its range of enticing descriptions of Japanese and Korean food, I opted to sample the former side by having soup, salad and appetizers (3 as it turned out). I love miso soup and have had incarnations of it in many places in Canada and abroad but this broth was simply fabulous in the depth and complexity of what is often a flat, watery introduction to a meal. The poky salad (fresh tuna, julienned seaweed, etc.) was vibrant, flavourful and spicy as advertised.
I started my appetizer foray with mandu yaki (small homemade dumplings with a combo of 8 different ingredients) and tako yaki (fried minced octopus balls with a unagi and katsu sauce on the side). Can you say FABULOUS?. Having washed it all down with warm sake, I rested for a while and then tackled a tempura dish: soft shelled crab (4 pieces) with a ponzu sauce. Cheer again.
Service was attentive and friendly and relaxed especially when the young lady and John, the son of the owner realized that I wasn't in a hurry. (I was honoured with a tempura zucchini sample from the owner's garden (in the back he said when I mentioned that he had tomatoes growing in the front). This is simply wonderful food, presented with smiles and pride by people who love doing what they do.
I can't wait to return and try some deeply Korean dishes of which there is an abundance on that wide-ranging menu.
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559 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M5S 1Y6
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584 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6G 1K4
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Hot Pot, Sushi, Japanese, Bar, Event Venue, Korean BBQ, Korean, Japanese, Authentic Korean / Japanese Cuisine, Sushi Bar, Hot Pot, Korean BBQ
rdfl 3-130 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M5G 1C3
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1911 Queen St E, Toronto, ON M4L 1H3
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Japanese, Asian, Restaurant With Delivery Services, Restaurant With Party Services, Online Menu
2803 Eglinton Ave E, Scarborough, ON M1J 2E1
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Japenese Cuisine, Fine Dining, Japanese Cuisine, Japanese, Asian, Sushi, Fusion, Japanese Food, Sushi Bar, Reservation, Take-out, Lunch Menu, Tasting Menu, Restaurant With Parking, Group Reservation
3105 Winston Churchill Blvd, Mississauga, ON L5L 5S3
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Japanese, Casual, Upscale
1122 Dorval Dr, Oakville, ON L6M 3E4
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Japanese, Korean, Casual
4155 Fairview St, Burlington, ON L7L 2A4
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