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Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 522 King St. W. (at Brant St.) • View on map »
  • 416-703-2800
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Editorial Review

The lights are low, obscuring any physical flaws of the done-up King West clubbers, but also hiding the natural charm of this Victorian warehouse. Long communal tables, which encourage cocktail chatter and social dining, are whisked away once the restaurant morphs into a bumpin’ nightclub. Accordingly, the kitchen keeps it simple, leaving the culinary fireworks to its competitors along the King West strip. Sushi pizza is more like Japanese-style arancini, with sesame-crusted tuna draped over ...

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