Some of the top Japanese restaurants in Toronto have proved it time and again that latitude and longitude will make no difference if you want to eat Japanese in the heart of Canada, especially with ever-widening market and growing popularity of Japanese gourmet. While Sushi is the most preferred among this island nation’s dishes, other dishes from are also quite popular.

Read on to know about some of the top Japanese restaurants in Toronto.

Nami Restaurant

55 Adelaide East

Known for their traditional Japanese cuisine, Nami is one of the top Japanese restaurants in the city. A fine-dining experience with authentic Japanese cuisine in a modern ambience gets better with well-informed waiters in Kimonos. A full-fledged Robata bar for grilled food or a Sushi bar for traditional Japanese favorite are options apart from a private Tatami room where a la carte could be savored. Torinanban and shisho leaf tempura soba – one of the special lunch items is a highly recommended one.

Ta ke Sushi

22 Front Street West

The name of the restaurant Ta-ke, means long bonding, and no wonder they share a good rapture with their guests with some really cool and authentic Japanese delicacies. Whoever visit this restaurant gets a chance to experience Japanese food servedin the most traditional way, without any change. The restaurant is famous for its variety and flavors of sushi, the most traditional Japanese dish. Omakase— the Chef special course is worth mentioning. It might take little bit of time, but every bite is worth the wait. Even if you are in a hurry, you may choose from the a la carte menu. Kitsune Udon (Bonito broth with deep fried tofu) and Chicken Teriyaki (boneless chicken leg char-broiled in teriyaki sauce with grilled vegetables) are two of the most ordered dishes.

Benihana

100 Front Street West

One among the best Japanese restaurants in Toronto, this place promises an exceptional dining experience, with its special teppanyaki table. The chef himself prepares the Teppanyaki table, to allow the guests experience a perfect grilled meal that is prepared right in front of your eyes. Start the meal with an onion soup and ginger-dressing salad, meanwhile watching the chef prepare the dish of your choice – meat, seafood, fish or vegetables – on the grill in Hibachi-style.

Kokyo restaurant

501 A, Yonge Street

A complete value for your money and a treat to your taste-buds, Koyoko serves some of the best sushi and sashimi in the town. Hot or cold, authentic or with a North American flavor, you get your sushi just as you like it. Some of the best dishes served here includeSalmon Teriyaki, Sushi premium combo and sashi roll. Dine there or take away, enjoy your sushi they way you want it.

You no longer need to plan a trip to Japan each time you crave for an authentic taste of the cuisine. Check out these top Japanese restaurants in Toronto and enjoy Japanese cuisine at your comfort. 

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