Restaurant Review: Ikki Sushi

Ikki Sushi

Rajie Kabli’s on the search for delicious Japanese food in the GTA. Here’s her take on Ikki Sushi in Scarborough.

Standing detached from the nearby strip mall and possessing good signage, Ikki Sushi caught my eye while driving on Kingston Road in Scarborough. I stopped in for lunch to check out their Japanese cuisine.

Walking in, I immediately found the interior decoration to be interesting and actually reminiscent of Okinawa. The obvious Japanese paraphernalia placed generously around the restaurant brought me back to fun quirks that Japan has to offer. They had a cool sake dispenser which made me believe they might even make their own!

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Restaurant Review: Makimono

MakimonoRajie Kabli’s on the search for delicious Japanese food in the GTA. Here’s her take on Makimono in Pickering.

I had the pleasure of enjoying an All You Can Eat dinner at Makimono in Pickering. Conveniently located off the 401, it is one of Pickering’s best kept secrets. Authentic Japanese is hard to find in the city and having lived in Japan we know what “real sushi” tastes like. I’ve returned back from Japan a few months ago, and can honestly say I have tried many restaurants hoping to recreate some of the fun times I had on the tatami mats. More often than not, I have been disappointed. Luckily, Makimono has given me a new go-to Japanese restaurant that is not too far of a drive for us in the east end of the city.

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Restaurant Review: Sakaye

By Kaki Narh

The general consensus was if you ignored the 50’s diner infrastructure and faced away from the flat screen tv broadcasting a hockey game, you would be forgiven for mistaking that you were in Japan eating in a typical Japanese restaurant. Sakaye, in the city of Cambridge in the Waterloo region, might be thousands of kilometres away from that favourite eating establishment in Japan, but the food, décor and friendliness of the staff will most likely leave you feeling natsukashii.

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Shunkashuto

By Dahlia Nicholson

Feeling a little home sick? Or as the Japanese would say, “Samishii!!” Want to reconnect your palate with the true tastes of Japan?

Look no further. Let Saki and the staff at Shunkashuto feed your craving for quick snack foods and staple Japanese food reminiscent of the little shop down the narrow laneway outside your apaato. You know the one with the great beef curry and onigiri that were too oishii for words. Shunkashuto Cafe is located inside the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre.

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