Best Japanese Restaurants in Little Italy / College St.
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- GGaryVIPToronto / Ontario •23 reviews5.0Dined todayEverything was great from food to service. Just be aware that on a cold day don't sit too close to the entry door as the cold wind blows in when the door opens.More infoMinami Restaurant - TorontoPrice: Expensive• Japanese• King West•4.6
- NNatalieVIPToronto / Ontario •41 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoIt had been a while and I am happy that the standard of cuisine and service is still top notch. Stand out dishes of miso black cod and miso eggplant were enjoyed. Jen who took care of us was amazing at recommendations and checking in throughout the evening. Our sweet ending was sublime. A memorable evening all around.More infoAkira BackPrice: Very Expensive• Asian• Entertainment District•4.8
- KKenToronto / Ontario •19 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoWas greeted promptly and seated right away. Different seating arrangements. The room was dimly lit. Could have used a little more light. The server was very professional and prompt. The menu had many choices. The price is slightly higher but probably typical for that level of service and restaurant. We were going to a Raps game and wanted to enjoy a restaurant with a higher star review. This place was great. I would recommend it.More infoBlue Bovine Steak + Sushi HousePrice: Very Expensive• Steak• Entertainment District•4.4
- MMararzToronto / Ontario •4 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoGreat dinner! Ambience perfect for a date! Will definitely be coming back! Wonderful experience and would highly recommend to friends and visiting relatives.More infoAeraPrice: Very Expensive• Steakhouse• King West•4.3
- TAToriAToronto / Ontario •2 reviews4.0Dined on May 5, 2024The value for what we had was outstanding - sashimi dishes were very fresh, very nice quality, and the rolls were delicious. The karaage was great as well. We ordered around 8:45pm and several dishes were sold out: all of the wagyu dishes, the spring rolls, and the hapa pockets; the sushi bites sold out after our first order, so when we asked for a second we weren’t able to get more. Sapporo on tap was great. Half of our party doesn’t drink and the mocktails were delicious. It was extremely loud inside - I think if you want a quieter meal, try to get an earlier seating, toward the back of the restaurant. Our server was lovely, but service was a bit slow at times. Over all, a good experience for a fun relaxed atmosphere.More infoHapa Izakaya - TorontoPrice: Expensive• Japanese• Little Italy / College St.•4.6
Discover best Japanese restaurants in Little Italy / College St.
Discover the delightful fusion of Japanese cuisine nestled in the vibrant Little Italy / College St. area of Toronto, Ontario. This bustling dining scene offers a unique opportunity to explore authentic Japanese flavors in a neighborhood renowned for its cultural diversity and culinary excellence. Each restaurant in this locale serves up a range of Japanese dishes, from traditional sushi and sashimi to innovative izakaya-style small plates, ensuring there's something to satisfy every palate. These establishments are celebrated for their commitment to quality and authenticity, often featuring chefs with genuine expertise in Japanese culinary arts. The dining environments vary, ranging from intimate, softly-lit spaces perfect for a romantic evening, to lively, energetic settings ideal for a fun night out with friends. Patrons consistently praise the exceptional service, atmospheric dining experiences, and the high standard of the meals served. Whether you're a local or a visitor, the Japanese restaurants in Little Italy / College Street area promise an unforgettable dining experience that combines the best of Japanese culinary tradition with the unique charm of Toronto. Enjoy exploring this culinary hotspot where every meal is an adventure and every dish tells a story of culinary craftsmanship.