Shinji
A Japanese kitchen operating omakase service and à la carte dining at street level in a financial district tower.
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A Japanese kitchen operating omakase service and à la carte dining at street level in a financial district tower.
A Japanese Sushi counter in the Distillery District's warehouse precinct, operating out of a compact retail stall with focus on Nigiri and Sashimi built around fresh daily fish. · No website yet.
Jp Food Mart is a Japanese spot on Yonge St in Yonge-Bay Corridor.
A Japanese curry specialist occupying a prominent Carlton St address in Downtown Toronto, steps from Yonge-Dundas Square, where the foot traffic skews toward office workers,…
An intimate Japanese omakase counter serving chef's-choice Sushi and Tempura in Edomae style, the traditional Tokyo preparation rooted in fresh Nigiri and careful rice temperature.
A Japanese kitchen specializing in Katsu, karaage, Udon curry. · No website yet.
A Japanese hamburger steak kitchen grinding beef to order and cooking it over open flame.
A Japanese Sushi counter offering cooked appetizers and Nigiri in a takeout-focused format on Augusta Avenue
Japanese Katsu and salmon counter in Downtown, built around two complementary techniques: golden-fried breaded cutlet and raw or simply prepared fish.
A Japanese Sushi counter run by Ukrainian operators, emphasizing fresh fish sourcing and direct-to-table ordering.
A Japanese izakaya and Sushi counter offering both sit-down service and counter-only dining. · No website yet.
Onigiri Co. sets up in the PATH network below Bay Adelaide Centre and does one thing with full commitment: 100% Japanese rice, shaped into Onigiri and filled with care.
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