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Restaurants Guide › Japanese
Yama Sushi
- 2370 Bloor St. W. (at Windermere Ave.) • View on map »
- 416-762-4502
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Tucked between trendy shops in the west village, this tiny, quaint Japanese restaurant offers everything from sushi and sashimi à la carte to salmon and beef teriyaki to shrimp or chicken katsu (fried chicken or shrimp strips with sweet dipping sauce). For those with a penchant for something different, there’s traditional wheat-based udon noodles topped with pan-fried chicken or seafood and fresh vegetables. Steaming cups of Japanese tea keep fingers warm in cooler months. Mains $13.95–$18.95.
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