What a nice surprise close to the border! An inexpensive, well decorated experience. The dim sum…read moreoptions were good, from pork buns to the wontons. The Ramen was pretty good, but I was envious of the other plates on my table. The vegetables were toothsome, seasoned, and steamed perfectly in sauces. Our waitress was alone and kind. We left with a tasty pudding dessert shaped like a kitty cat, which jiggled and bounced around. Fun all around.

Amazing Asian food! Noodles awesomeness, smashed cucumber salad amazing! Wait servers very…read moreaccommodating and polite! Highly recommend and reasonable prices.

First visit, walked by it forever, never thought much of it...boy was I ever wrong and feel like…read moreI've missed out for all those years. First off the space is beautiful. It's an old building behind the library. They did a great job renovating it and keeping the old feel. Oysters were on special so we split a dozen. They were fresh as can be. We ordered alacart, as usually all you can eat is not really my thing. So we ordered a couple combos, sashimi and sushi. They all came quick served with miso soup and a small salad. The fish tasted super fresh and the rice was great. We had green tea to drink. I would recommend this if you are looking for some sushi and a fun night out . Or a hot date!

I live in GTA and I will drive back to St. Catharine just to eat this. Food was amazing. I forgot…read moreto take pictures of all the cooked food but everything was very tasty and nicely plated. The sashimi was fresh, best I have had. The service was top notch. I have been to their other location but I think this place was even better. They also have more food variety than the other location, including hamachi (yellowtail) which is very hard to find. The restaurant was nicely decorated, perfect for a date night or a special occasion. The only con was the parking. There is no free parking and even the paid parking was hard to find.

Came here while visiting Niagara Falls and honestly didn't expect it to stand out as much as it…read moredid. The food was fresh, flavorful, and came out quickly everything we ordered felt like it was made with care. But the real surprise was the robot servers rolling food out to the tables. It sounds gimmicky, but it was actually really fun to watch and added something different to the whole experience. Service from the staff was still attentive and friendly, and the place had a nice, lively vibe without feeling chaotic. Definitely a spot I'd go back to if I'm in the area again.

We arrived at five on a Saturday night for apps and tea…read more We really liked the pot of ginger tea: It was spicy and sweet and very hot. The miso soup was also very good. Unfortunately, things went downhill from there. My husband ordered nigiri sushi: red snapper and white tuna. Both of these were bland, with a mushy mouthfeel. My oyster had lots of sheen and liquor, but they were clearly harvested long ago, and were shriveled in their shells. Both of us left with upset stomachs. As a topper, our young waiter asked us as we settled the bill, "Why are you old folks out during the busy time?" OMG. This restaurant is affiliated with Wind restaurant, which also uses robot servers. The Buffalo location has wider aisles: Here, it was dinner-and-a-show watching the servers and patrons dodge and weave around the robots.

This is a family-owned Korean restaurant. It doesn't seem to be busy on the weekends, even on a Sat…read moreat 19:00. It may be because of have weekday clients. Even the street parking is free on weekends. There were 4 of us. We ordered the following: 1. LA Galbi (6 pcs) ($14.99). 2. Jap Che ($19.99). 3. Deep Fried Dumpling ($9.99). 4. Seafood Pancake ($19.99). The LA Galbi is really delicious. The Jap Che had a lot more ingredients that at other Korean restaurants. We were disappointed that there were only 10 small pieces of dumplings. The Seafood Pancake was good. As typical at Korean restaurants,  it comes with Banchan. This restaurant only had three kinds: kimchi, radish, and fish cake. The kimchi was only medium spicy. You can ask for refills. The service was good. Each table has a touchscreen where you can scroll through and place your order. You get a 5% discount if you pay by cash. There is free WiFi. The restaurant I'd wheelchair accessible. There are separate male/female washrooms, but they are not wheelchair accessible. There is paid neighbourhood street parking and a paid parking lot. There are two high chairs for little children. Review 2024-122

Stopped by Seoul Korean Cuisine. The pork bone soup was so delicious and portions were generous…read more The staff were so nice and service was great. Highly recommended!

We were in Niagara Falls and decided to visit Niagara on the lake. This restaurant is located in…read morethe basement of a building off the main road in Niagara on the lake. Lots of paid or free parking in the area. When I stepped into Masaki Sushi, it felt like entering a new calm and peaceful environment compared to the bustling and busy streets of Niagara on the lake. Service was friendly and quick. Sushi and sashimi we had was all fresh and delicious. Good amount of fish. The rice is perfectly seasoned for the sushi and maki. The beef rice bowl was delicious. The meat is tender and seasoned well, sitting atop a bed of fresh greens and rice. The tempura was freshly deep fried with a light yet crispy batter. A variety of vegetables and shrimp to try. The udon was good as well. The noodles had a nice bounce and chew to them. The broth was flavorful without being overly salty. All in all, an amazing meal with great ambience at a higher price point. Definitely a place to treat yourself for delicious Japanese food.

Masala Sushi is either in the very beginning or very end of the main street of Niagara-on-the Lake,…read moreand I hope you get to visit. We were able to get in without a reservation on a week day at 7 pm (1 hour before closing), but I would recommend reserving a table. Their sake selection was very tempting - quite a few premium options, so if sake is your gig, you should not be disappointed. Most of our order contained salmon as this is the fish of our choice, and the quality and freshness were on top. We had to search for a server at times, but in general everyone was very attentive to our needs. And yes, it's totally worth a drive from the Niagara Falls, which is a food desert if you ask me!

So glad we came here for our lunch after seeing the Niagara fall. The service was good and food was…read moregreat!

My husband and I were very happy to find this place because we were craving bossam and did not want…read moreto make it at home. However, the food did not meet our expectations... The inside is very cute, but small. They only had one wait staff for all their tables so poor girl was running all over the place. I hope they add another wait staff. All the dishes were just okay, they all seem to be missing something. The kimchi jeon was decent but way too thick. The jjajangmyeon sauce was full of meat, but it had water pooling at the bottom of the bowl so the noodles hadn't been drained properly. The bossam...was the most disappointing of all. The meat was had no flavor at all and the stir-fried kimchi was missing something. The pork bone stew was probably the best dish out of everything we ordered.