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Restaurants Guide › Japanese
Sushi Kai
- 168 Eglinton Ave. E. (at Redpath Ave.) • View on map »
- 416-481-8181
Editorial Review
Up a few steps from street level, you’ll find this casual little sushi house cluttered with traditional tchotchkes and modern doodads. Business types come for the lunch specials, while locals fill out the dinnertime crowd, who come for the yam tempura roll (deep-fried yam with cucumber and avocado) and a bubbling hot pot to share. The red dragon roll, jammed with shrimp tempura, crab, salmon and avocado, is also a perennial favourite. Mains $5–$14.
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