Discovered this new bar recently! They have a solid Japanese whiskey collection and has Japanese…read moreelements in their cocktails. For example, godless was matcha base! They have quite the menu. Dim sum is served with their housemade trio sauce to elevate the dish. If you like heat, you'll love this!! The chow lo bak go and truffle butter udon is really good. But save room for dessert cuz the tempura cheesecake is to die for!!! Happy hour is 3 - 5:30pm, 9:30pm - close.

We cannot say enough good things about this place. So much thought has been put into the menu,…read moreespecially the cocktails. Everything we tried was delicious, but particularly unique was the "Lucky Strike" with Lucky Charms Milk Punch, a process which takes 2 work days to make. Ask the bartender about the drinks and menu items, he created the cocktails himself and is so happy to share about the process. To eat, we had the spicy fried radish cakes, popcorn chicken, shrimp dumplings (Har Gow), BBQ pork Bao, and Truffle Butter Udon. Everything was delicious, but I beg of you, do not go here and miss the radish cakes. They, along with the Truffle Udon, were the stars of the show. Family run, gorgeous food and cocktails, fun vibes. This neighbourhood has been missing a place like this.

I was craving ramen and decided to stop by Ikkoi, even though they offer other delicious Japanese…read moredishes like sushi and donburi. I ordered the black garlic tonkotsu ramen and loved the fragrant black garlic oil added on top. The broth was creamy and flavourful, and the noodles were perfectly cooked, the entire bowl of ramen was perfect. To my surprise, I was offered free spicy salmon rolls along with my ramen, which I thought was really kind. They made for a nice appetizer while diving into the ramen. Overall, I really enjoyed the food and service here. I'd definitely come back if I'm in the area!

Great little place near the Toronto airport. Sushi was really fresh and packed with a lot of…read moreflavor. Our waitress was super friendly and extremely attentive!

One of the OGs of Omakase in the city, and it shows in the quality of their offerings and the…read morewell-oiled-machine-ness of their service. Unfortunately wasn't able to get counter seating but we were still able to enjoy the food up close and the theatre from afar. I like how they have different menus, so we upgraded from the standard one to get one with wagyu and the other with sashimi. Standouts for me were: - Wagyu Sukiyaki: melt in your mouth wagyu, perfectly salty-sweet sukiyaki - Tuna Tartare: best mouthful of the night - Scallop: plump and juicy - Saba Noodle: the little shrimps added a nice texture - Yuzu Sorbet: refreshing end to the meal - Plum Wine: excellent companion to the meal Place is small but well laid out so you don't feel cramped. Service and prices are expectedly high. Master chef had a playful energy. Overall, can see why this place has set the omakase standard for years.

All foods were SO AMAZING! The fish was so fresh and melted like butter in our mouth. We were…read morecelebrating our first anniversary here and it was definitely the place to go. Etobicoke is a bit far away, but this place is worth it. Cannot emphasize enough how delicious everything was, and there were almost 20 courses so it definitely fills you up. Even the dessert was so good, cannot imagine how well the frozen blueberries and cheese go together! Chef Kaji is also very playful with our handrolls. Everyone was really nice as well.

A very cute establishment, we went on the snow storm day and felt absolutely horrible that the roof…read morestarted leaking as we were leaving - i genuinely hope they got it fixed. We ordered the chefs special boat to share between us and it was more than enough food. The fish was so fresh and the rolls were the perfect serving!

We went to Momiji on a Wednesday night for dinner. We did not have reservations but were seated…read moreright away, as the restaurant was not too busy. The inside of the restaurant has plenty of seating, and an eclectic look to it. The sushi was very fresh and delicious. Would recommend!

The experience here is what shone at this one man shop. After visiting a haunted house, Martino…read moreManor some friends and I decided to look for a place with small bites to fulfill our peckishness--standing in the cold for over an hour really encouraged hunger After looking on google we settled on heading to Nobuya and to our surprise it was a very cute shop. Known for their ramen (which we did not have as we had dinner previously, but we will definitely come back to try). Instead we feasted on small plates, Japanese poutine (which was not small but shareable), karage, matcha cheesecake and yatsuhashi. We got there after 9pm, at the time only one other table was occupied but it is only a 4 table shop so it is very quaint and personable. The Leafs game was on, a few Toronto team sports memorabilia donned the wall by the TV, a soccer jersey hung which gave it a bit more character ... I love the idea of being able to watch sports and snack on yummy delicious snacks. It is a great place to hang out and chat with friends, maybe even a date The dishes were great. We were happy, warm and full! On top of it all the chef had comr over to chat with us too, he introduced us to the yatsuhashi and we learned he has beem operating for 8 years. The name, Nobuya stands for his name and 'ya' means store. We cant wait to go back and try the ramen!

Worst service restaurant I've ever experienced! The food is bad and the owner is the only staff so…read moreyou'll wait 2 hours for your dish(es). He is one greedy bastard. The owner is a bully and pushes everyone to post 5 star reviews for discounts and waits for you to do it while you're at the premises. He is very beligerant and annoying. DO NOT EAT HERE! He should be SHUT down immediately! All his reviews over 2-stars are fake! DINER BEWARE!!!!!! Total clown.

They had double salmon sushi and I'm obsessed! I've been to basically all the sushi spots in…read moremississauga and never seen that before. I loved how they had crayons and you can draw and entertain yourself while you wait for the food. I thought that was so fun! I also really liked how it felt like I was in Japan with the booths and the interior decorations. I also liked the quality of their sushi. Definitely recommend their double salmon sushi !!

It had been a long time since we'd been out for sushi, so I figured it was the perfect time to…read morefinally give Sushi Run a try. We showed up for dinner and were quickly shown to a semi-private room near the back. The ambiance was right on point and the service was friendly and helpful. We decided to start with the Mushroom Balls ("Fried mushroom balls stuffed with shrimp, tofu and garlic"). It's an interesting item that wouldn't really categorize as a complete success. The flavor is nice, but the problem here is that the mushrooms give the whole thing a kind of watery feel that's not the best. Anyway, we came for sushi, so we ordered the 29 pcs Sushi & Maki Platter ("Assorted sushi 9 pcs, california roll 6 pcs, spicy salmon roll 6 pcs, dynamite roll 8 pcs"). First of all, the presentation is terrific. It was such a novelty to be eating freshly made sushi off an actual platter. And it's all really well made and very tasty. There wasn't a bad bite to be had, honestly. To close out the meal, we decided to share the Black Sesame Japanese Ice Cream. It's not great, honestly. The flavor is fine but it was extremely icy, as though it was either very old or had defrosted one too many times. I ate a couple of bites before I threw in the towel. Obviously the sushi is the thing to get here. It's really good.

They do NOT serve sushi like this anymore in Toronto! So fresh, tasty and arguably good value. We…read morestumbled upon this restaurant because we were dropping someone off at the airport and wanted to grab a bite afterwards. I am so glad we did! We really only picked it because it had the best Google reviews, but I understand why it does. I ordered the spicy salmon salad ($14), which has a flavour reminiscent of a Korean squid salad I had recently. It was very tasty and the salmon sashimi on top was SO delicious. My boyfriend got the Dinner Set A ($32), which was so much food! There was a soup, salad, sashimi set, and teriyaki salmon. A bit much for one person, not enough for two, but great value regardless. The sashimi was extremely fresh.

I got the Sashimi lunch ($19) and it came with a salad, miso soup, 12 piece of varying sashimi…read morepieces. Miso soup was more saltier than I'm used to which wasn't a bad thing. Fish tasted fresh, and sushi rice was good. Staff was not to attentive to the table even though it wasn't to busy. Being a sushi restaurant, I was happy with the quality and taste of the food. Overall good food with good lunch prices, only complaint was that the service was lacking a bit. Food(50%): 8.2 Staff/service(25%): 5.0 Value(25%): 7.0 Overall: 7.1/10

Celebrated my birthday here with a few friends and their service was great and fast…read more Although their menu was on the more expensive side, it was well worth it because their food tasted great. Recommend trying their specialty rolls. The place was clean.

Y'all, let me tell you--this spot is a hidden gem for sushi lovers! The sushi? Fresh, flavorful,…read moreand beautifully plated like it came straight out of a food magazine. Every bite was a little party in my mouth. I'm still dreaming about it. The service? Top-notch! The staff were so sweet and attentive without hovering. They actually care if you're enjoying your meal--and you will be. And the restaurant itself? Small but mighty, with a charming, cozy vibe that makes you want to stay and order another round... or two. It's giving "date night" or "treat yourself" energy all the way. I'll 100% be back--probably sooner than I should. If you haven't been yet, fix that ASAP. You're welcome.

I have been here a few times either to dine in or take out. When they first opened, they had a…read morelunch menu (including curry rice), but as of December 2025, they are only open for dinner starting at 4:30. The decor is quite nice. It's all wooden and sleek. Service is also great each time. I have come in with a baby and a toddler; the staff have been very accommodating like bringing utensils for my toddler or having cups that are plastic for the littles. The menu now is mostly sushi. They're all quite good and you can't go wrong with anything here. Tobiko is a great addition to the Kingsway and gives you some sense of being in a downtown restaurant. Good for: sushi, Japanese and Korean dishes