Japanese Restaurants in Dufferin Grove, Toronto, ON
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1330 Dundas St W, Toronto, M6J 1Y1
(416) 706-4225
Japanese restaurant, Restaurant 
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2 Lakeview Ave, Toronto, M6J 1X4
Hanmoto is a beloved Japanese restaurant in Toronto known for its delicious food and unique ambiance. Customers often praise the vegetarian options, such as Enoki and Moto eggs, as well as the tuna tartar, torched salmon, and surf n turf handroll. The interior is described as cute, dimly lit, and cozy, with some reviewers noting a wait for seating. Despite the occasional wait and tight interior space, customers consistently rate the food highly and appreciate the good service and interesting menu. 
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164 Ossington Ave, Toronto, M6J 2Z7
(647) 478-6164
Japanese restaurant, Bar 
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602 College Street, Toronto, M6G 1B4
(647) 748-4272
Japanese restaurant, Tapas Bar & Restaurant Hapa Toronto is a popular Japanese restaurant in Toronto with excellent service and a great atmosphere. Customers highly recommend trying the wagyu sushi, pork belly wraps, and friend chicken, as well as the happy hour menu. The food is amazing and presents well, with fantastic drinks and communicative staff. The vibe is great, making it a popular place to socialize and enjoy good food and drinks. 
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833 Bloor St W, Toronto, M6G 1M1
(416) 533-5678
Craving authentic sushi? Visit R Riki Sushi on Bloor. Our sushi is made fresh by our expert chef, with a range of options and flavours to suit any taste. Visit us in Toronto’s vibrant West End for quality sushi today! Riki Sushi in Toronto is a popular spot for customers who appreciate great quality sushi at affordable prices. The relaxed atmosphere and high-quality food have kept many returning for years. Some customers praise the large selection and delicious sashimi, rolls, and bento boxes. Others mention the excellent service and reasonable prices. However, some customers have had negative experiences with waitstaff demanding high tips or long wait times for food. 
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1166 Queen St W, Toronto, M6J 1J5
(647) 292-3317
Restaurant, Wine bar Après Wine Bar is highly regarded by customers for its excellent food and attentive service. The ambiance is often described as fantastic and the drinks are consistently cold. Some patrons have noted the long wait times for certain dishes and loud environment, but these issues do not overshadow the overall positive experiences. 
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692 Bloor St W, Toronto, M6G 1L4
(647) 748-8847
Japanese restaurant Japas is a popular Japanese restaurant in Toronto known for its skillfully prepared and delicious food. Customers highly praise the grilled mackerel, okonomiyaki, yakitori, beef skewers, and miso soup. The atmosphere is comfortable with accommodating staff. Some mention the presence of Asian-inspired appetizers and a fun environment for late-night eats and drinks. 
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1314 Queen Street West, Toronto, M6K 1L4
(647) 351-1314
Japanese restaurant, Tapas Bar & Restaurant Guu Izakaya Toronto is a popular Japanese restaurant known for its delicious food and lively atmosphere. Many customers praise the quality of the dishes, friendly staff, and energetic vibes. Recommended items include Kakimayo, Aigamo Tataki, Kale Gomaae, Karaage, Ebimayo, and the daily specials. The restaurant offers a fun and casual dining experience with great cocktails and sake bombs. Accessibility may be an issue for some with no automatic door opener and a narrow staircase leading to the washroom. Parking is available on site. 
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2nd Floor 668 Bloor Street West, Toronto, M6G 1L2
647-350-0668
Yakitori is a type of Japanese grilled chicken skewer most commonly grilled over charcoal. Pieces of chicken, including the giblets, are held together by bamboo skewers and served hot. Although Yakitori is translated as "grilled chicken", other types of skewers, using meats and vegetables, exist as well. 
