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Restaurants Guide › Japanese
Japan Go Sushi & Noodle Restaurant
- 2209 Queen St. E. (at Wineva Ave.) • View on map »
- 416-690-5959
Editorial Review
Dark and serene, with a small cluster of tables for in-house dining, this small sushi house covers the basics, offering sushi, sashimi and plenty of udon along with Korean bulgogi and beef kalbi. Regulars love the soft-shell crab spider maki and the barbecued eel roll. Mains $4.95–$17.95.
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