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    4.1 (229 reviews)
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    Philip L.

    Haven't been here for a long time. Now we're back for a quick and easy lunch. The food, the price, and the service are all good. I had a baked chicken rice with black pepper sauce and it wasn't bad at all. The black pepper sauce was nicely done with good spiciness. Pretty tasty. The rest of the bowls were also nice. Good portion as well. Not much line up for seatings. Mostly takeout orders. Plentiful of parking space at the front. Conveniently located on Markham Rd. south of Major Mac. 5% discount when paying with cash. All in all, it's a good value Japanese ramen, rice, and poke bowl place in Markham East. Recommended.

    Premium poke bowl with sushi rice
    Mary T.

    On Family Day, I decided to break out of the house and take a drive around the eastern part of Markham. While parked in front of Panash Bakery, I did a quick search on Uber Eats to grab some takeout for dinner. I found Komeya Cafe down the street. I decided to check it out. It had a premium poke bowl with sushi rice that was a deal on the app. It had salmon, tuna, and crab meat. I got to choose my sauce and ingredients. I went with the non-spicy creamy sesame sauce. I also got tomato, edamame, cucumber, avocado, seaweed salad, and corn added to my bowl. I also saw the drinks that this place had. I was interested in the fresh litchi green tea. I have been consuming energy drinks and bottled water as of late that I needed a change. I got a large version of this tea. My order took fifteen minutes to prepare. By the time I was done getting my bakery haul, my food order was ready. I happily drove southbound along Markham Road to fetch it. This eatery was easy to spot. It's on the main floor of a condo building. I backed into a spot and walked in. At the counter, I had a nice man who said hi. I showed him my Uber Eats order number and he handed me my order. He hoped that I'd enjoy my food. I thanked him and walked out with my goodies. I had everything when I got home. I loved it all. The large litchi green tea was delicious. You couldn't adjust the sugar level, but it was mildly sweet that it worked for me. There were little bits of litchi that were yummy. The green tea was subtle. This drink hit the spot. The premium poke bowl with sushi rice was incredibly delicious. The fish varieties were so fresh. Heck, everything in the bowl was fresh and bursting with flavour. From the seaweed salad to the tomatoes (it was my first time adding tomatoes to a poke bowl for me and it worked), I loved this entire bowl. The sushi rice was perfectly done. I'm a fan. I'd return in a heartbeat for more. (53)

    Chicken Karaage Appetizer
    Ivy L.

    The food was phenomenal and exceeded my expectations. I personally got the torched salmon poke bowl with kale noodles--it was my first time with kale noodles but it was such a fun bouncy texture paired with awesome flavours and sides. Only personal preference for it would be that I would've liked my pickled ginger on the side rather than a clump in the bowl itself but I could have easily moved it myself prior to mixing. My parents had hot dishes; the black pepper beef bowl was pretty good. The black pepper sauce was very authentic and very black peppery--the spice level builds with more bites you take so be careful! The teriyaki chicken was very filling and flavourful as reported by my dad. The last dish was a chicken karaage appetizer to share amongst the table. Very affordable and very juicy, tender, and yummy! It's not the crunchy kind of fried chicken but it is still nonetheless fried to perfection and retains the juicy plumpness that I wasn't fully expecting! The service of the two staff were exceedingly friendly and accommodating in this small cafe. There isn't hot tea normally but one of the staff very kindly made some hot tea with a tea bag in a separate cup for my mom at no extra charge! It was really sweet and they truly do care for the service they provide. It was a pleasant environment and I could see quite a few take out orders.

    Salmon Avocado with Sushi Rice
    Lakshay V.

    I ordered the Salmon Avocado with Sushi Rice with spicy mayo and all toppings, and it was fantastic. It was the perfect amount of food, and the whole meal was very enjoyable. I'll definitely be ordering from here again!!

    Tuna poke bowl with kale noodles and spicy mayo
    Ellana C.

    Cute little cafe with a very attentive staff. The parking lot has security surveillance, and they went out to put a note on our car to make sure we don't get any parking fines. We ordered gyoza, tuna poke bowl with kale noodles topped with spicy mayo, and tonkatsu ramen. All the dishes were delicious, flavorful, and fresh. Never had kale noodles before, but they were dressed in a creamy sesame sauce - amazing taste and texture. Really enjoyed lunch here and would recommend this place to anyone in the area!

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    Wynne L.

    3.5 stars I turned into the apartment complex where the restaurant is located but it must've been the back so I wasn't sure if I was in the right place. The restaurant is on the ground floor of a building facing Markham Rd. We ordered takeout upon the recommendation from a friend. I did not want to have raw fish so I went with the chicken curry rice bowl. I didn't realize it until afterward but the special on the weekend is half off a drink with the purchase of a bowl. My friend ordered the tuna avocado kale noodles but not torched. She said that the previous time that she ordered it the tuna was torched too long and ended up almost cooked. There's a choice of regular or spicy sesame sauce to go with it. It didn't take long for my order to be ready. It was nice that the curry portion of the meal was packed in another container. That way you could add as much as you like and the rice wouldn't get soggy from the sauce before you ate it. The only flaw to the meal was that the curry wasn't as flavourful as I had hoped. I liked that there was a few pieces of broccoli and a marinated egg. I definitely did not finish all the rice during the one meal and saved it for another.

    Torched salmon avocado sushi rice
    Christy L.

    Scroll down for the TLDR version This is a cute and quaint cafè besides some residential condos across. I've been to this place several times for take out and eat in and it is my to go pokè place ! Servers were extremely friendly and attentive and I love how fresh the food is! For the eat in experience, it feels like you are transported to a friends place for a hearty bowl of goodness. Today my friend ordered the salmon avocado sushi rice and I ordered the torched salmon avocado sushi rice. My only reservation is my torched salmon sushi rice had some walnuts, almonds and raisins and although it's nice to have, it didn't complement the dish well and at some points it felt like I was eating a deconstructed granola bar. Despite that, I would still come back and recommend this place. I would just ask for no nuts in the rice moving forward. TLDR: small cafè, attentive and friendly servers, FRESH and tasty bowls

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    Diana C.

    Simple and fresh! Wanted to try the torched vs the regular poke style and it was delicious. The caramelised sauce on the salmon and tuna was good and made the fish 2/3 to 1/2 raw. I think I'm more a fan of the traditional raw poke. The veggie toppings all looked and tasted very fresh. Not too salty, the right amount of sauce on everything. The crispy tempura bits under the poke was a nice surprise too! We tried two different sauces, the sesame was a lot runnier than the spicy Mayo, which had the texture perfect for dipping. Don't get me wrong, both choices will taste excellent on your poke bowl! The brown sugar BBT, not as strong as Chatime, the bubbles were a tad chewier/harder, by the time lunch was over the tapioca pearls had hardened up. So if this matters to you, my tip is to order drinks after your meal. The owners were very friendly, parking was easy. No where there to dine outside, but walk a bit south and you can sit at a bench by Markham Museum. Would come back here again for another round.

    Tanveer K.

    I had the spicy salmon tuna crab kale noodle and my dad had the Unagi bowl and the owner is very humble, my mom didn't like a dish he right away compt it from our bill and he didn't even accept a tip and I was forcing to give a tip and he still didn't want it, the kale noodle has perfect texture with the sauce, with the salmon tuna and crab oh my goodness to die for, I really love the customer service, very humble and food is amazing, very healthy meal, I can see why they have four stars, very reasonable price can't come back here again for sure

    Wilma R.

    Some of the best poké in Markham! I had the Torched Salmon Poké and it was filling and so yummy. All you could ask for in a poké bowl. The worker was patient with my questions. I love that they offer the torched option! It's a unique option compared to other places that have traditional proteins. I will definitely be back the next time I'm craving poké... which will probably be soon!

    Jason C.

    First time trying the Poke at Komeya! I got the salmon avocado with sushi rice. Overall I enjoyed it and liked the cafe aesthetic. The salmon and avocado were good and went well with the sushi rice. The one thing I didn't like is the tomatoes in the dish however. I though they didn't compliment the dish well. Overall found it decent but not super memorable: 3.5 stars

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    Joan T.

    I love the food here but they get ZERO STARS for eco-friendliness. Let me start with the food. They make these delicious kale noodles for a raw fish bowl. Pretty much a Poke Bowl but with noodles instead of rice. They do have rice options but I'm always going to pick noodles over rice. It's so refreshing and full of flavour, without being too heavy of a meal. I really enjoy it here and crave it fairly often. We love the special homemade desserts they make as well. Cute little nutty nougats that taste not too sweet. They have a little tartness from the dried fruit inside, which I surprisingly like. My only quip about this place is honestly the fact that they serve water with styofoam cups. Instead of just washing reuseable plastic cups or atleast using something that can be recycled, they use piles and piles of styrofoam. They also provide disposable utensils for dining in instead of reusable. For 2020, this is incredibly disappointing to see.. it's like everyones trying to take a step forward and they're taking one back. I hope this business takes more responsibility for leaving a smaller carbon footprint behind. At this day and age, I find this to be distasteful and unacceptable.

    BBQ Chicken Kale Noodles and Salmon Kale Noodles
    Abby L.

    So refreshing grabbing kale poke for dinner because of the nice weather yesterday! There are a large variety of options to choose from that range from both oily to heathy meals. The kale noodles were really good, but the different toppings on the salmon kale noodles dish were a little unevenly portioned. The price was reasonable and I would highly recommend trying their kale noodles out! I had the BBQ Chicken kale noodles, it was delicious and came with many different toppings. I liked how they added crispy rice cereal to the noodles, it gave it a crunchy taste!

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