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Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 171 King St. E. (at Jarvis St.) View on map »
  • 416-304-0550
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Editorial Review

Shelves full of souvenirs and other tchotchkes add homey clutter to the room. Sushi master Hiro Yoshida likes listening to jazz while preparing his omakase dishes ($70 for four plates). Behind the sushi counter, 10 bar seats are usually reserved well in advance by loyal regulars. The experience may begin with a delicate, clear sunomono broth containing a robust dumpling of stone-ground buckwheat topped with slivers of grilled green onion and king crab leg. Inside ...

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    171 King St. E. (at Jarvis St.)
  • 416-304-0550

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