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Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 860 The Queensway (at Islington) View on map »
  • 416-252-2166
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Editorial Review

A recent renovation has smartened the serene little room considerably, opening it up so that every table has a view of the central action at the eight-seat sushi bar. There, Mitsuhiro Kaji offers omakase menus ($80, $100 or $120), jokes with regulars and gives a master class in the selection and preparation of superb fish and seafood. Sashimi is impeccable—Spanish tuna belly that melts in your mouth, tender, sweet Greek octopus and yuzu-flecked sea bream ...

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    860 The Queensway (at Islington)
  • 416-252-2166

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