There’s an unassuming Japanese restaurant on the edge of the city that feels just like dining in Japan, with fresh fish, authentic dishes, and warm, attentive service. The daily-changing menu features incredible nigiri, hand rolls, and chef’s specials that make every visit feel unique. It’s the kind of hidden gem where you’ll want to trust the chef, savour every bite, and come back for more. Continue reading Japan: When Fresh Fish Meets Hidden Gem
Tucked beneath a sushi restaurant 🍣, this hidden basement spot draws a stylish crowd 🕶️ nightly from 6 p.m. onward for inventive food and cocktails 🍸. Embracing a “New Retro” theme, the ever-changing menu 📜 blends evolving dishes with timeless techniques 🔥, making each visit unique. With an open kitchen 👨🍳, a lively atmosphere 🎶, and a bar where diners can collaborate with chefs for custom creations 🍽️, it’s a place worth returning to—next time, we’re definitely sitting at the bar! 🍷 Continue reading Japan: Where the Cool Kids Go
Stepping into Kingyo Fisherman Market takes you out of the hustle and bustle of Toronto, with fresh fish straight from Tokyo, and a menu that’s elevated compared to others in the city. Continue reading Japan: A Little Piece of Tokyo in Toronto
We found another terrific ramen place that new to the city – the second restaurant in the chain that originated in Scarborough. Continue reading Japan: A Porky Soup
Indulged in a delightful ramen experience at Oji Seichi near East End Chinatown, where the menu’s star dishes included a refreshing Seaweed & Cucumber Salad, flavorful Curry Pork Korokke, and the rich Classic Shoyu Ramen paired with a smoky broth and the lighter Classic Shio Ramen; a must-try for Toronto foodies exploring the city’s diverse culinary scene! 🍜🌟 Continue reading Japan: Another Ramen Place for Your List
An interactive barbecuing experience with meats, fish, and vegetables marinated in Japanese flavours. All-you-can-eat and very cheap. Continue reading Japan: Make Your Own Meat-Adventure
Tips on where to get ramen and what to order are always welcome – in this case we recommend Ramen Isshin. Locations on College and Queen St W. Continue reading Japan: Can’t Go Wrong With Ramen
Conquering one ramen restaurant at a time with the vast choices available in Toronto. Continue reading Japan: Build You Own Ramen
The dinner at Sushi on Gerrard, a neighbourhood Japanese restaurant was filled with fresh fish and good company. Continue reading Japan: Rolls on Rolls on Rolls
Sansotei are ramen experts, so when you need a dose of the Japanese soup, look no further. Continue reading Japan: Ramen Time 
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