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    4.4 (131 reviews)
    ModerateJapanese
    Open 11:30 am - 8:00 pm

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    Amy Y.

    We haven't been here in a while and it looks like they've updated their menu with some new items such as Mala Japanese Sauce and Deep Basil Sauce. Choice of protein is still pork loin, chicken, fish and brick cheese. They also still carry a small selection of pasta dishes. Miso soup comes with all the entrees. We tried the Deep Basil Sauce with pork loin. It comes with a side salad and the katsu is sprinkled with dorito chips and a selection of nuts (almonds, cashews and pistachios). Quality of the katsu is still very good, light and crispy. The nuts and chips were an interesting addition to the dish but the sauce was very good. Still a great place for katsu.

    Mala Japanese Pork Loin.
    Benedict T.

    Crispy perfection! I can't believe we've never been here before! Cotolet is a small restaurant tucked in the corner, specializing in katsu. They offer four main proteins (pork loin, fish, chicken, and brick cheese) paired with 9 different sauces. You can definitely find something that fits your palate - savoury, sweet, spicy. Each katsu dish comes with a side of miso soup, rice, and a lightly dressed salad. We were pleasantly surprised at how well the katsu were breaded and fried - just enough breadcrumbs for the katsu to be crispy without being too thick, and fried perfectly to a rich golden brown without being drenched in oil. Some katsu dishes offered by local restaurants tend to over-fry their dishes, but Cotolet does it justice. The menu looks a bit pricey at first but believe me, the portion sizes are MASSIVE. We got the Buldak Cream Sauce Pork Loin and the Mala Japanese Pork Loin. The Buldak actually comes with a spicy Buldak cup noodle, which makes for a great presentation. The cream sauce is slightly heavy, but pairs well against the spicy noodles to calm the tongue. It is quite rich, so don't be surprised if you start to get full midway. The Mala Japanese sauce comes out cold which was interesting, but the taste and fragrance is very reminiscent of Chinese hotpot (Ma for numbing, La for spicy). I think this was probably our favourite flavour. You can also order sauces on the side, so we opted for the Yuzu Miso sauce as an addition to try something new. It was slightly sweet, with a strong yuzu profile throughout. A little bit savoury, a little bit sweet. Definitely come here on an empty stomach - these portion sizes and rich sauces will fill you up! Cotolet truly reminded us of Japanese katsu. We rarely crave fried food, but I suppose katsu can be an exception every once in a while.

    Chicken Katsu with Brown Demi-Glace Sauce
    Jeslyn X.

    Tried the Chicken and Pork Loin, both with the Brown Demi-Glace Sauce. The sauce honestly tasted like Japanese curry mixed with fruit juice - maybe peach? It was kind of like you ran out of curry so had to add something else and you decided to do an experiment and added sweet fruit juice. But it actually tasted very weird, at least to me. If you're looking for something with a sweet touch, I'd probably go with the Teriyaki sauce instead. That said, the chicken katsu itself was great - a big, juicy piece, lightly breaded and not greasy at all. the pork one was a bit dry but good too. The space seems like it was converted from a car wash factory, has an industrial vibe. We went during weekend lunch time so it filled up pretty quickly. Service was friendly. The staff lady even gave us a warm goodbye as we left. P.S., They need to double check on the spellings on their menu (i.e., Port Loin, LOL) Food (quality, creativity, consistency) - 3.5/5 Drinks (quality, variety) - NA/5 Ambience (interior design, cleanliness) - 3.5/5 Service (courtesy, knowledge, timeliness) - 4/5 Value (quality vs. price) - 3.5/5 ($$) OVERALL - 3.6

    Bulgogi cream pasta
    Cindy D.

    I went here with a friend who was very familiar with the menu and so I asked her to get us anything that she recommended and we ended up with so much food haha. We shared the bulgogi cream pasta and I think it was the red-demi glace sauce katsu. The portions of both were HUGE! The pasta was so creamy and bulgogis was sweet and pasta was al dente. The katsu was equally as good where the sauce was full of flavour and katsu was thick and crunchy. Atmosphere is very nice, well decorated and super clean.

    Red sauce pork katsu
    Jason L.

    Went back to Cotolet as we were craving some Katsu. The food we ordered was what we always get one spicy Katsu and one cream Katsu the portion of rice seems to be getting smaller and smaller every time. As well as the amount of sauce you get for both the Katsu and the salad. The great thing about this place before was that they had refills on both rice and miso soup, but unfortunately there is no more refills on rice, but they do refill your miso soup. Service was really good usually there's only one person serving so if it's a full house, you do have to try to get their attention. Food came out pretty quick. We did not have to wait really long. The Katsu was very crispy and the sauce is very nice. The restaurant food quality is very consistent, which is nice but the portion size varies. Trying to balance the Katsu and rice. We always run out of rice with half the Katsu remaining and no sauce. Definitely wish it came with more sauce and the refills of rice. The Restaurant Plays music at a low volume, which is nice so you don't have to talk over each other when the other tables are full . We'll definitely visit again, but always hoping to more sauce and larger rice portions

    okonomiyaki zoom in
    Jason M.

    Ordered takeout from this place on a weekday. The resto occupies the spot that Apron Cafe used to sit in. My order was ready in 15-20 min. Walked in and was greeted warmly by the hostess who handed me my food. I ordered a yuzu miso pork loin and an okonomiyaki. The pork was crispy and juicy. The miso sauce was great! I get very similar vibes between this place and Katsuya. The menus also look VERY similar. Okonomiyaki was tasty as well. I liked the fresh salad on top. Overall, food quality was excellent! I do think it was quite pricey though for the quantity of food. Prolly wouldn't be a regular because of the price. Will return to try some of their other katsu flavours!

    Pork Katsu

    Great Katsu and even better chicken Karaage. My only comp is that none of their Katsu comes with authentic Japanese curry sauce.

    Pork loin cutlet with creamy seafood sauce
    Angela F.

    Cotolet is the place to go if you're looking for high quality cutlets! We came by for a weekend dinner and it was crowded. We managed to get a table right away. Ordered the pork loin cutlet with creamy seafood sauce which came with a side salad and miso soup. The cutlet was crispy and flaky on the outside, without drying out the meat. The creamy seafood sauce came with a mussel, crabmeat and squid. I think this sauce was on the heavier side but they provide pickled radish on the side to help cut the heaviness of the dish. The miso soup and side salad were great as well. The portion size was huge! Really great value for the quality and quantity of food.

    Katsu with brown sauce
    Natalie T.

    I ordered the pork cutlet with the brown sauce (on the side so it stays crispy). The pork isn't as greasy compared to other katsu places so it was easier to digest, but the crunch factor was lacking. There was a bit of crunch, but not a satisfying crunch that you normally get from a katsu. The sauce was ok. Definitely tastes better with than without for the katsu. The sauce is on the thinner side (I personally prefer it to be a bit thicker). The bulgogi cream pasta has a bit of spice. Flavour was decent.It's different from your typical pasta sauces which I enjoyed, but it's nothing to write home about. If you're in a rush, keep in mind they'll probably ask you if you're ok waiting 30 mins for your food. Overall, ok. Not dying to go back or wouldn't go out of my way to come.

    Nolan F.

    I got the Poke Katsu with Mushroom Sauce. Crispiness is absolute perfection. Tenderness didn't blow me away. I've tried the mushroom sauce with and without Parmesan sauce. Either way it's quite creamy and rich. A bit much for me personally but I can understand many people, like my friends, will love this. Salad and rice were solid. I would come back again but get whatever sauce on the side so that I can savor every bite of that crispy perfection.

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    Mary T.

    A couple of Saturdays ago, after taking in a matinee movie, I was looking for a place to grab some takeout for dinner. I did a search on my Fantuan app and found Cotolet Premium Cutlet. It was north of the SilverCity in Richmond Hill, along Yonge Street. I liked that everything was 15% off when you do a pickup order. Perfect! I got the following items: - Soy garlic karaage (a third of a pound) - Brown demi-glace sauce katsu (pork loin) The latter came with steamed rice and a side salad. I got an estimated time of fifteen minutes for my food to be ready. I killed some time by dropping by a Starbucks across the street from the movie theatre to grab a beverage before heading over to Cotolet. This eatery is in a separate plaza near T&T Supermarket. I had no problem finding a parking spot in front of this restaurant's main entrance. I backed into the parking spot and headed inside the restaurant. It was probably close to 6 pm by the time that I walked into this eatery. There was a sign to wait to be seated. I wasn't dining in, so I walked up to the counter instead. I got a polite man who helped me. I indicated that I had a Fantuan order and rattled of the last three digits of my order number. He said that my order was nearly done. Cool! I waited for maybe two minutes. It was indeed ready. He wanted to confirm that the order number on the bag matched what I showed him on my app. It did. He carefully handed me my food. Thanked him and happily left the restaurant that was fairly busy for dinner. It was a good sign. I drove home. I looked forward to eating dinner. I had the soy garlic karaage first. It was excellent. The soy garlic flavours were perfectly balanced. You could taste both without tasting an overpowering battle. The chicken was so tender and juicy. The breading was light and crispy. I loved my pork loin katsu. It was the same deal as the karaage. The pork was tender and juicy. The exterior was crispy with light breading that I prefer. The brown demi-glace sauce was so good. It had a hint of sweetness, but it was delicious. I poured it over my katsu strips, my steamed rice, and even dipped my karaage in it. It was that good. The salad made me feel like I was eating something healthy and leafy. The dressing had little flavour to it. It was fine, as the katsu and brown demi-glace sauce were the main events. The greens were fresh and crunchy. I saw pasta on the menu. I'd like to try a pasta dish next time. I had a terrific experience here. I'd get food here again when I'm in the area. (218)

    bulgolgi soy beef cream spaghetti
    Huiya L.

    my family and i tried cotolet premium cutlet for the first time on new year's day in the late afternoon, so we were seated at a table immediately. the staff was easygoing and the overall atmosphere of the restaurant was relaxed. every dish that we ordered was saucy, slightly spicy, and super satisfying!!! i felt that the portions were proportional to the price as well. 01. bulgolgi soy beef cream spaghetti 02. mozzarella brick cheese katsu in brown demi-glace sauce (made with various fruits & vegetables) 03. chicken katsu in mushroom cream sauce 04. seafood cream spaghetti

    Miso soup on top, red sauce and then pork tonkatsu box
    Fontaine M.

    This place is in the corner of the Shoppers Drug Mart Plaza right after the T&T going north. There's quite a bit of parking so super easy. It's actually a small little place with a boutiquey ambiance. The service is prompt and very friendly. We only dropped by to get take out this time. We ordered the spicy tonkatsu set. It came in a compartmentalized box with salad and rice. In two separate boxes were the sauce and miso soup. I asked for the sauce separate but I think they usually keep it like that anyway so your tonkatsu doesn't get soggy. The tonkatsu was beautifully fried - crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. The spicy sauce was definitely the star. It had a slight kick and was tremendously delicious with the katsu. The rice was a little more cooked than I'd like but that's personal preference. The salad had a nice tangy dressing that went with it. We saw some other customers order pastas as well and they were served beautifully in the restaurant. We are definitely coming back to try dine in!

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    Taki Japanese Cuisine

    Taki Japanese Cuisine

    4.7(31 reviews)
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    Came here with some friends for the omakase special meal…read more Such a lovely overall standard omakase experience and meal. The highlight for me was probably the set of four starter appetizers, they were flavourful, delicately prepared and perfect way to start the meal. I liked the slightly pickled dish with cucumbers the best. We also had sushi prepared with fresh seafood. The rice was probably my favorite compared to other places I've been. It was perfectly seasoned rice, warm and cooked to have just the right texture, not overcooked and not undercooked. The rice held up well when picked up by hand and complemented the flavours of the fish. Finished the meal with a matcha flavored pudding flan type dessert which had deep matcha flavours. If you're a fan of matcha, you'd probably enjoy it too. All in all, the meal was enjoyable, the torched tuna sushi was probably my favorite sushi of the set and my least favorite was the egg/eel, I was expecting a sweet egg at the end so it unexpected.

    Taki is a fine dining Japanese restaurant located in the busy commerical areas of Richmond Hill…read more We recently had lunch here for a special occasion. The restaurant is super quiet and they offer great quality of food with great service, and the price is expensive if you choose to order sukiyaki set (expect $80+ per person). You can choose between sushi sets at different price level or sukiyaki from the menu. This suits the need of our group given some people prefer sushi but some couldn't eat raw food. They also offer a couple of limited appetizer dishes such as tempuras and unagi don. If you booked the sukiyaki table and want to order sushi, you need to call them in advance to notify which sushi sets you want. We tried the sashimi and sushi courses at $55, which included miso soup, 5 pieces of sashimi, 8 pieces of sushi (squid, toros, salmon, scallop etc.), handroll and matcha or black sesame icecream at your choice. The sushi is smaller than average, suitable for small eaters. The course is totally worth the money. I love every piece of sashimi and my favourite sushi include the scallop and the squid. Everything was super fresh. The dessert was also having the perfect sweetness level for me. In addition, we also tried the sukiyaki for two ($110), which includes mushrooms, cabbages, great quality of Angus beef, yummy tofu and udon. Again, all the material was with great quality and super fresh. I especially liked the sweet sukiyaki soup, the tofu and the udon. We also ordered some shareable dishes including chawanmushi, unagi don and cod. Cod was cooked to perfect (soft and flavourful), and unagi don had quite decent portion. It would be better if the unagi could be softer from my personal opinion. Chawanmushi was mediocre. Overall, I strongly recommend this restaurant to fan of Japanese cuisine. It meets different people's needs by offering both cooked and raw food options, and the sushi set definitely has great value for money.

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    4.6(8 reviews)
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    This place has a lot of seatings and booth areas so you can have some privacy while dining…read more Extensive amount of food choices on the menu with decent prices. Ordered tempura vegetables and shrimp with 6 pieces total was only around $9. This tempura tasted truly delicious compared to other pricier restaurants! The whole staff greeted us the moment we came in with smile and felt their kindness/patience while we were looking through the menu. They were very accommodating with changing spicy salmon roll to dynamite roll in the dinner sushi sets for me since I don't eat spicy food. Other restaurants would always charge extra regardless if the price was the same or cheaper. The rice ratio for the rolls was PERFECT! Definitely the best one I've seen by far. I would love to try their signature rolls next time to see if they're the same. I would come here again for lunch and check them out. -1 star because: The sushi to rice ratio is a little too much so I had to take some off unfortunately. Also the salad that comes with the sets was bland, lettuce and 3 strings of beets.

    Love love loved this cute sushi spot in Richmond hill. Been…read moreon the hunt for a good bento box during lunch hours with sushi & protein, and this place met exactly that! For a lunch bento box around ~$17-18 it comes with a roll, tempura, salad, miso soup, rice and salmon teriyaki, I thought that the food quality was amazing. The rolls were not just basic rolls, they were packed with flavour, texture (tempura bits) and had an excellent rice-meat ratio. The salmon terriyaki portion was amazing. Service was a little on the slow side, the the food definitely made up for it. I'm looking forward to trying out other sushi rolls & menu items as their menu is quite extensive! Will definitely be coming back in the near future. If you're looking for a good place to stop by for quick sushi

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    4.3(122 reviews)
    9.0 km
    Locally owned & operated
    Luxury

    The service is incredible here, and the vibe is cool-chic. Just loving the atmosphere here…read more As for the food, don't expect it to be a "traditional Izakaya" here, but that's not a bad thing. They do the "traditional" dishes with a twist / fusion. For example, the black cod is usually feel heavy with the miso based sauce, but they added some acidity to the sauce and they made the black cod taste rich and light (not to mention the black cod was perfectly cooked); traditionally the Brussels Sprouts would be finished by tossing balsamic vinegar over it. Sometimes that would still feel heavy. Instead, they tossed it with strawberry vinaigrette. So the acidity is very light and not too sweet. We finished our meal with the Yokai Signature Maki. Yes, they SHOULD be proud of this Maki enough to put their name on it. They hit it on the nail with the taste profile. I have a zero tolerance with spiciness, so they put the spicy mayo on the side, and I encouraged my wife to dip the Maki with it. She confirmed my suspicion that the spicy mayo took the maki to another level. We definitely will come to try other dishes. Edit: they comped us a slice of Matcha Cheesecake. While it is still not my cup of tea, but I was very impressed with how good it taste. My "dislike" is with cheesecakes because they feel heavy. Though it is still on the heavy side for me, but as soon as I spoon in a bit of the strawberry sauce, it just lightened up the whole thing. They have successfully amazed me with how well they play with taste.

    I had high hopes of this izakaya but unfortunately the expectations fell short…read more The vibes were fun, but the restaurant is quite cramped and a bit too loud. I felt I had to shout in order for my friend to hear me who was sitting right across from me. I ordered: - brussel sprouts ($12) - tasty but salty - shrimp risotto ($22) - rice uncooked & salty - corn croquette ($10) - this was good - skewers sampler ($34) - quite overpriced for 6 skewers - forgot what drink was call but it was $8-$10 and was also very bland Everything was just overly salty. The only items I would order again is the brussel sprouts and corn croquette. However, portion size was quite small and not worth it overall.

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    4.0(363 reviews)
    96.7 km
    $$$

    My BF is an alum of UWaterloo and said this was his favorite spot while he was there, so it was a…read moremust-stop on our trip. And I can see why it was his favorite. Love the vibes, very casual, and the server was really friendly too. She was super enthusiastic when our group requested sake bombs. This was my first time going to an AYCE izakaya, and it made me wish there was one where I live. The highlight was definitely the beef teriyaki - comes out sizzling hot. The chicken teriyaki felt sad in comparison lol. Sushi was pretty good quality as well. Melona bars to top off the night! Would come back here always if I was in the area.

    Let me state up front that the food is great. It's fresh and there's a good selection…read more My reason for giving 3 stars is the choice of seating and the service. We went as a group of 7 with a reservation. For some reason, instead of seating a larger group at the stand alone (but combinable tables) at the front of the restaurant, they decided to sit us at a booth that holds six with the +1 in a chair in the pathway to the bathroom. Ordering food is done on 2 pieces of paper - one for sushi and one for all the other food. Unlike many other AYCE restaurants, there is no description of the food and there's no iPad to see a photo of what you might be ordering. It makes it very difficult to select, and the waiters are really not around to ask questions. They wanted all 7 of us to use the single paper. I explained to the waiter that I wasn't at a restaurant to do math and add up all the pieces and orders and go person by person. Could we possibly get a second set of papers so we could split the table into 2 groups? Yes, but with great difficulty. The food started to come. Overall, very fast from paper to food. So, where did they put the food? Right in front of me as one if the people sitting at the end. They would place plate after plate in front of me. Often with no explanation of what food it was. Apparently, it is the person at the end of the table's job to announce the food and identify the person(s) who it belongs to. So, with the number of dishes ordered, there was little opportunity for me to eat. There was also no place for me to place my food on the table in front of me. It was beyond frustrating. Along the way, they began forgetting to deliver food that was ordered and they began delivering food we did not order. I believe the restaurant should have placed us at the tables at the front of the restaurant. All large groups would benefit front this and all would be able to enjoy the food.

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    ATO Japanese Restaurant

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    4.3(73 reviews)
    4.1 km

    Came here on Father's Day for Omakase lunch, a pretty good deal for $58. We got a sashimi…read moreappetizer, which had amberjack, fatty tuna, and salmon. You also got a miso soup. We had eight pieces of sushi: Japanese sea bream Medium fatty tuna Charred Spanish mackerel Snow crab and Japanese ikura Japanese fluke Fatty tuna Salmon with shisho leaf and truffle Scallop We also had a fatty tuna hand roll and got matcha ice cream and yuzu ice cream for dessert. They also had optional upgrades for uni or Japanese melon, which I think was like $35 for uni and $27 for one melon slice. We didn't end up doing that but we were super full from lunch and it was a pretty good deal for omakase. Service was amazing, super comfortable. There's just a handful of seats, obviously at the omakase table. We had a fantastic time and would highly recommend going.

    First time doing dinner omakase here, I've been here multiple times for lunch. As a friend was…read morevisiting from the east coast so had back to back omakase! The appetizer was interesting, the first sushi course, Engawa was my least favorite! Never had such weird texture and crunch fish before and I did not like it at all! We were the only diners in the entire place, it was quite strange the chef wasn't much of a talker and didn't really talk much about where the fish came from, just merely the name of the fish and that's all. Other than the snow crab from Norway. They did accommodate my allergy and replaced with Cho toro which was great! Pleasantly surprised was the dessert instead of boring ice cream, it was my favorite warabimochi!

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