Got their Chirashi bowl, and a side of torched salmon belly nigiri. The nigiri was worth the try,…read morebut not sure it was wow enough for me to get again. The chirashi has some of my fave items, but then some not so exciting ones. Fave: salmon belly, herring roe sashimi, ika (squid), tamago, shiso leaf, hotate, and tuna. Unfortunately the hotate only looked like half the piece. Not exciting: imitation crab and cooked shrimp. Their octopus was a bit chewy. It also does come with some pickled yellow radish and pickled mushrooms which is nice. Altogether it was around $40 before tip... might try their sashimi platter next time. Parking lot is tiny, but there is street parking 9-5/6. Service is great.

Love the generously-portiomed sashimi slices! We ordered a 40 piece take out platter and we were…read morevery happy with the taste and freshness of the fish. Their vegetable tempura was also worth mentioning. It's a true mix of 8 d9fferent vegetables including okra, eggplant. We just love this neighborhood gem!

We had an awesome experience here. It seems they are a…read moresmall family run business And They provided top notch service. On to the food, it too was amazing. We ordered 1. Deluxe seafood tempura 2. Chicken karage 3. Salmon pressed roll 4. Miki lobster roll 5. Philadelphia roll 6. Mushi roll 7. Salmon lover set menu dinner special Everything came out fast and fresh The rolls were soft and delicious. The appetizers were hot and crispy. Overall this place is fantastic and deserves 5 stars I love supporting local businesses like this and I highly recommend you try this place out. Note: parking is hard to find. We got lucky and found a spot right in front.

A cozy Japanese spot in Unionville for Toronto's in-between weather…read more With Toronto's weather going back and forth lately, it's one of those times where you just want something warm and comforting. Miki Sushi feels like the kind of place you can casually stop by and settle into a simple, satisfying meal. Spicy Seafood Udon This is exactly what suits the weather right now. Loaded with shrimp, mussels, scallops, mushrooms, and other toppings, the broth has a Korean-style spicy kick that's both warming and comforting. Salmon Pressed Sushi Generously sauced and rich in flavor, each piece feels indulgent but easy to enjoy in one bite. BBQ Ika (Grilled Squid) Despite the chili on top, it's only mildly spicy. The squid is tender with a slight chew, served with bean sprouts and vegetables, and finished with a savory glaze. It comes out on a hot plate, so just be a little careful. Overall, it's a relaxed, comforting spot that works perfectly for days when you just want something warm without overthinking it

Tips: - This eatery is near the food court. Walk to the back…read moreof it and hang a right. Master Tako is in this aisle, on the right. - Debit and cash are acceptable payment methods. - The mentaiko takoyaki tends to sell out quickly. I recently visited Master Tako thanks to a Yelp elite experience. I've been back for more. I tend to steer away from coming to New Kennedy Square at the height of lunch or dinner. It's busy here and parking can be a challenge. I'm a newbie visiting the food court. I typically visit eateries that are separate from the indoor mall part itself. This eatery is next to the food court. If you walk all the way to the back of the food court and hang a right, Master Tako is in this aisle, on the right. I liked all the graphics that this place curated in its store, and on all its packaging and marketing materials. It had lots of octopuses everywhere, from plushies, to the main one hanging from the ceiling with the name of the business. The ordering process is straightforward. The menu is on the right, on the wall. You look at each poster representing a different takoyaki flavour with a picture. Under the poster is the price for six pieces. If you want that flavour, you tear a sheet off the pad that indicates the flavour. You then go to the counter and hand it over to a staff member. Staff are extremely nice. They are patient, too. I love the curry cheese lava takoyaki. This place has sodas. This place only accepts debit and cash. Thank goodness I came with cash and a debit card. It typically takes ten minutes to make the takoyaki. It may take longer if the demand is high. I took photos as I waited. There is seating along the left wall if you'd like to dine in. Otherwise, if it's busy, you always have the food court as a backup. The woman asked if I wanted my drink now or with my takoyaki. It was ready. I went ahead and grabbed it from her. It came with a paper straw. My white peach soda was excellent. It was fizzy and slightly sweet. The peach flavour was yummy. I'd get it again. The nice woman let me know that my order was ready. You get a receipt with your order number and it's also displayed above the only screen in the eatery. She asked me if I was going to dine in or do takeout. It was the latter for me, as I was working from home. I got to take a few photos of my takoyaki. She took it back and packed it into a cool octopus-themed box. I love Japanese curry. Pair that awesome sauce with cheese and takoyaki, and it's heavenly! All takoyaki balls were still warm. The curry sauce was so good that I didn't leave any of it behind. The cheese was generous and I had a cheese pull with every takoyaki ball. The octopus chunks were generous. The size of each ball was huge compared to what I have seen and had at other eateries. The takoyaki was delicious. I've now had the curry cheese lava takoyaki twice. I should branch out and try another flavour, but I crave the curry sauce with the cheese and takoyaki. The mentaiko takoyaki had already sold out by the time I got here. This store opens at noon most days, except for Mondays and Tuesdays. I got here an hour after its opening. If you want the mentaiko takoyaki, you need to be here at noon sharp. I'm glad that this eatery is close to my home. I'll be back for more! (106)

This place has the wow factor, the design in the inside is really well done excellent customer…read moreservice, I got the authentic Osaka style takoyaki and I got the second box for 25 percent off and I got the metaiko takoyaki, probably one of the best takoyaki I ever tasted in my life. It was piping hot so be careful when you eat it, the mentaiko was phenomenal with the sauce oh my goodness and they give a decent size of octopus most places cheap out and don't even put a octopus. The Osaka was amazing to with the Bonito flakes, melts in your mouth, I can definitely come back here. I'm coming back here for sure excellent

First found out about Yin Sushi Market on UberEats. We had a late night craving for onigiri one…read moreevening, and this was the only place opened :p Really end up enjoying the unagi and the crab one the most, and we have been ordering them twice a week since! Bring cash for in-house discounts. The shop is like a mini market, you can order sashimi platters, poké bowls, sushi cake for special occasions and much more. The staff is quick to serve and can speak English and Cantonese.

A little place in Langham Square if you crave Japanese food. It's mostly a takeout place with a…read morelittle corner where you can squeeze in and sit to eat. The food itself was good. The fish were fresh. Most pieces were common fish. The size of the dishes were not that big. I ordered the salmon and ikura don while my friend ordered the chirashi don. Both were OK. I would go back if nearby. But likely try other sushi places first where it's dine in.

Great "new" japanese spot uptown. It's a great alternative…read moreto your regular AYCE japanese food. Fish is quite fresh. The udon was kind of mediocre. All in all though, their pricing was not bad for the quality of the sushi / fish. Place was tucked inside the building. Service was pretty good as well. Worth a try!

This is a great casual Japanese dine-in spot with an open-concept layout and plenty of seating. The…read moremenu is extensive and covers a lot of Japanese classics -- soba, udon, curries, chirashi and sushi -- with a nice mix of hot and cold set options. I ordered the chirashi and soba noodle set and was genuinely impressed. The chirashi was delicious and felt like great value, especially with toro. Everything tasted fresh and thoughtfully put together. The cold soba noodles were refreshing and paired with a dipping sauce that was full of umami. The set also came with five pieces of nigiri, each piece was good quality and well balanced. Overall, it's more on the pricey side for the sushi and sashimi but the set meals, chirashi bowls, and other mains are worth it for the price. The fish quality across the board was excellent, and the portions felt fair for the price. A solid go-to spot if you're craving classic Japanese comfort food without the fine-dining formality.

Location/Service This place is right in the warden/highway 7…read moreplaza where the no frills and dim sum place is. It's more on the side near Shoppers Drug Mart. Interior is interesting - dark theme like an izakaya with private rooms available. Staff were nice and friendly. Orders came on time. Food Came here to celebrate a birthday so we each order a main and share a sashimi platter. The platter was good - all the fish were thick slices and it had a good quality taste to it. As the main, I added a chirashi don with more salmon and ikura. The rice portion balanced where it didn't overpower or too much in quantity. The vibes here is pretty good and great for date nights and celebrations

Sashimi was fresh and loved the variety. 20 PC's is noted for 2 people, but we shared as 3 and…read moreordered more apps on the side to share. The mentaiko udon was yummy, but the deep fried Mochi was what caught our attention - we've never seen or had anything similar before elsewhere and we really enjoyed it - not too sweet or overly sticky, but still kept the texture of Mochi! While the food was fresh and tasty, we wouldn't say it was the best Izakaya we've had, however it wasn't disappointing especially for what's in the area. Went on a Friday night and it was fully booked. We had no reservation so they made space for us at the sushi bar. They assumed we wanted water whereas other patrons had a choice, and they didn't come by to fill our glasses throughout the meal. They have sushi bar seats, regular seats, and private rooms for larger groups. Felt clean and classy inside - was very comfortable without feeling too casual or too sophistcated - overall good atmosphere for a nicer meal with close friends/family.

Ordered a 40 piece sushi sashimi tray for 2 people. It has a pretty good portion. Even with my…read morebig appetite, we felt satiated after finishing the platter. The fish has a thick cut, the way I like it. Unlike other restaurants where the cuts are so thin that you can see light coming through the meat. It is a take out only establishment, so I didn't bother rating the atmosphere and service. I'll most likely come back again.

Loved their new weekly specials as well as their later happy hour specials till 7:30pm! Came here…read moreon Thursday for their specials! Thursday is 50% off selected deep fried and raw food. They also have happy hour $5 drinks. I ordered Yuzu Tonic, which was delicious! We ordered the fried tofu, fried eggplant, stir fry rapini with ramen egg, calamari, and the happy hour wings and Sapporo beer combo, the lamb chops with fries, half salmon tataki with hamachi ceviche. Everything was delicious! Next time we have to try the rest of the menu! I also want to try the $15 ramen lunch special!

During the pandemic, I wanted to get ramen from Kiu Japanese Restaurant. I could not schedule my…read moredrop-by time with its hours of operation. My timing to drop by Kiu after an afternoon matinee at Cineplex was also messed up. Kiu was always closed after the movie was over. All those weird scheduling issues went away when I attended a Yelp event last December. We got to enjoy more traditional Japanese offerings. Kiu wanted a bit of a change from being known as the ramen place. This eatery is on the second floor with Cineplex, GoodLife Fitness, and more. You can get here by escalator or elevator. The Yelp event had the best sashimi. I sampled scallops, shrimp, and deep-fried shrimp heads. I also enjoyed proteins. They included New Zealand lamb, amazu chicken, and calamari. This eatery also had sushi. The torched sushi was especially excellent. I still haven't had ramen here. Someday, I will! Recently, during Lunar New Year, I was invited to my friend's place for dinner. I brought a dish. She brought a Kiu platter. It had something like thirty pieces of sashimi. It was chef's choice with the varieties. Everything was exceptionally fresh and yummy. I'm drooling reminiscing about how good the sashimi was. It was nice to know that you can still get takeout from this restaurant. I got the impression that the owners wanted more folks to enjoy the experience at their eatery. It was still special devouring amazing sashimi at my friend's place. There are individual gender-neutral washroom stalls in this eatery. Each one was wheelchair-accessible. I appreciated the mouthwash and toothpicks in the one that I used. It was clean and felt fancy. It's a wonderful restaurant. There are items at various prices to suit your budget. I hope to get ramen one of these days, but I bet that I'll want the sushi and sashimi again! (42)