Very good as always! Got takeout the other night and everything was prepared on time and the service was quick and easy as usual. This is one of the best places in the city for pressed sushi. Their carbonara is also ALWAYS great and never disappoints. Great for takeout and they just started dine in service again! read more

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Whyte avenue options! This place is great to quickly immerse yourself in what feels like a slightly authentic Japanese market setting and have some good street food eats in a short period of time. It's busy in here, but the good news is, tables are turned quickly because in true street food fashion, food comes quickly. I have been twice now, both times I have been satisfied with our choices. Mixing mostly Japanese fare like sushi with 1 or two other "Asian" dishes like Bi Bim Bap means you should be able to find something on the menu that you like, even if you are super boring and just want fries. Service has been excellent and informatuive both times, so if you don't know what you want, the servers are willing to help you decide. Recommended. Service 10/10 Food 8/10 Beer list 4/10. Too short with a couple Japanese options read more

Not hugely impressed with the food we had here. Disclaimer: I realized that I did not really order any of the dishes that were highly raved about, so please take this review with a grain of salt. I ordered the tuna pressed sushi, my friend had the lunch Tonkatsu set, and we had the Shaka Shaka fries to share. My tuna sushi did not hold its shape and completely fell apart in my mouth. Also, the japanese mint in the sushi and the sticky sweet (tonkatsu?) sauce slathered on top just did not work for me. I feel like it would have been better seared. With that being said, it seems like the aburi salmon sushi was a lot more favourable than the tuna. The shaka shaka fries tasted pretty good. However, the fries are a bit stale, and I find that it tastes very very similar McDonald's seasonal parmesan garlic fries. It was quite the big portion though! The environment of the restaurant and the service was great. Apparently the bathroom is an experience in itself! read more

What an awesome place for Japanese fusion! The ramen here was so filling and delicious; one of my favourite dishes here! The shaka shaka fries with the special seasoning salt is a favourite tasty appetizer, and the beef dinner dishes are super tender and pack a punch full of flavour Conveniently located on Whyte Ave and next to the Float house just down the street ; a great combination for a night out. read more

Allow me to first re-establish my bona fides vis a vis Japanese food. I'm a quarter Japanese, was regularly served Japanese food by my grandmother, and for many years lived in Japan where I declined no culinary adventure. How surprised were she-who-must-be-obeyed (also a Japanese language and culture expert) and I to find Dorinku in Edmonton. This review is written after 3 separate dining experiences at Dorinku. Chicken karaage: excellent. Suimono: excellent. Hiyashi chuuka: very tasty despite being adapted for local tastebuds. Agedashid Tofu: excellent. Tuna Tataki: excellent. Grilled Black Cod: excellent. Coffee Jelly desert: excellent and a total surprise...hisashiburi The interior is appreciable and most, if not all elements, were brought in from Japan. The front-of-house staff are excellent, attentive and Japanese for the most part. Great food, great staff and wonderful setting will ensure we will return each time we visit Edmonton. read more

Dinner: This is my top pick for relaxed, casual and delicious asian/western fusion in Edmonton! Very reasonable prices! Please note that this is more of a tapas style so it's smaller dishes but you should order a couple of them. All of them are really good! I have a lot of favorite dishes here like their ebi mayo, tuna tartar, their carbonara Udon is a delicious creamy-carb-paradise and my all time favorite that I always make sure to take at least one of, their pressed salmon !! Together with a bottle or glass of Takara this is my absolute favorite izakaya! Their lunch menu differ from the dinner menu and I personally prefer the dinner menu. They usually have specials that gets swapped out now and then for dinner. For lunch there's curry that doesn't exist in the evenings but as a pescetarian I find less options on their lunch menu than their dinner menu. I wouldn't say they have too much for vegetarians unfortunately, but would always recommend the corn and kale kakiage for these. It's however more of a snack than a proper dinner. read more

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I have been here several times now and I have tried something different from the menu each time. It seems that anything I pick turns out to be amazing and a new favorite, in the past they've had a wasabi dip and yam chip which I highly recommend ( it was a daily special). I just tried the salmon sushi off there regular menu it was light and flavorful, very well presented as well. We shared some of the hakkaisan sake which was smooth and delicious! (Which means a lot coming from a guy who has never enjoyed sake) it was also served in a unique light bulb bottle which I now decided I need. The vibe is busy with lots going on from the staff welcoming / thanking customers to cool little decor and vending machines. They had some anime playing on a projector in one area, and the ever mysterious Japanese pinball thingy that's free to play if you can figure it out ha ha. All in all a great play for a drink or sit down meal. Anything on the menu is a great choice but don't skip out on an appy read more

Dorinku Tokyo - Salmon sushi - Sushi Bars Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

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Came here for lunch, after a long drive from Calgary we were starving. We ordered: -Melon Soda Ice cream float: this was very good but quite pricey - around $6 for a mason cup amount -Happy hour Tuna Tartare: Not enough chips for everyone just 2. -Shake Shake fries: Pretty good and good portion to share -Ramen: The broth was ok, the egg was overcooked, I found it good but not great. -Curry with Pork Cutlet: Good portion, can be quite heavy. -Tonkatsu lunch meal: Came with a good miso soup, and portion was good. Overall, it was nice to try. I wish there was more options for ramen, and the chairs are very weird. Price was a bit high and came to around 30 dollars a person for lunch. Not a fan of that, especially for lunch specials. read more

I didn't enjoy this place at all from the mediocre food quality, poor service and over priced for the food portions itself. The ambience is actually pretty nice looking wise. The Saba press had a bad fishy aftertaste, and the food itself can probably fill a 5yo. The service was unwelcoming. If you are visiting from a place with taste buds I would not recommend. Food: 1/5 Ambience: 3/5 Service: 1/5 Worth: 0/5 read more

By far one of my favourite Japanese tapas place. It's usually pretty busy but we only had to wait 5 min for a table of 6. The servers are always super nice but depending on how busy they are, they might not get to your table right away. We ordered the appetizer platter and it was a cute sampler of different seafood but I wasn't a fan so I probably wouldn't order it again. My boyfriend really enjoyed the pressed Saba sushi and ever since our friend introduced us to the Shaka Shaka fries, we've been getting it every time. The seasoning is delicious and it's not super greasy either. I also ordered the tan tan noodle from their "today's special" menu and I thought it needed more flavour. The noodles itself were fine, but the broth was lacking flavour and there wasn't much in terms of meat. Will definitely pick the ramen instead next time if I wanted hot soup noodles. The ishiyaki fried rice is also another favourite. I like that they mix it right in front of you, so you know it'll be hot when served. read more

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I so wish we had something like Dorinku in Calgary! Great food, fun atmosphere, family friendly and reasonably priced menu items - what more can you ask for? I've been here twice and they've had a special menu both times. My staple would definitely be the carbonara udon (no-duh!), jewelry bowl (like a bara chirashi), their chashu, the pressed sushi rolls, asari clams... and whatever specials that catches your eye! I will always come here every time I'm in Edmonton! read more

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2nd time here, and was blown away! Tried the ramen salad (ramen was chewy not soggy, just how i like it!) . Chashu pork... BEST THING EVER, ALMOST BROUGHT ME TO TEARS HOW SOFT-MELT-IN-YOUR-MOUTH IT WAS! Tuna tataki, like always tastes fresh. And Salmon pressed sushi, Such great flavours. Our group thought the sauce may be smoked... not sure, but tastes like it. They had real pickled ginger! Mmmhmmm even the ginger was good. Great service, all staff Welcome and Domo- Arigatou you, it was great! read more

Dorinku Tokyo - LR, top to bottom. tuna tataki, chashu, ramen salad, salmon pressed sushi - Sushi Bars Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

My family's favourite go-to restaurant! We love everything here. My mainstay is the ramen soup and fries! The pressed sushi is also a family favorite as well as the rice bowls. Service is always incredible and I love that they always greet you and thank you as you're leaving in Japanese! read more

The service and decor was really nice! I really enjoyed the tuna pressed sushi and the beef tataki! I thought that the pressed salmon sushi had a bit too much mayo sauce on top which took away from the taste of the salmon. Would go again to try their ramen and have the tataki again! read more

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Small portion, very small portion. I ordered the bloody hell chicken, it's inhumanly spicy, be careful. I used to like their ebimayo, but the prawns are getting smaller and smaller every time. Their kale corn appetizer is good. I haven't tried their noodle net, will try next time. Tuna tataki taste good, again portion way too small. read more

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I liked this place so much, I came back the next day for more. It's my current favourite restaurant in town, and I enjoyed everything I tried. Both nights there was a wait for a table, but the sushi bar was wide open. Ended up sitting and chatting with the owner/head chef and watching him work on both visits. He's so nice and I love watching the care he puts into the dishes. The food is wonderful. It's rare I can say I enjoy every single element of everything I try, but I think I can say it here. My favourite is hands down, the salmon pressed sushi. The mayo sauce on the top is torched and it sends it over the edge in flavour. The ramen salad is also so so good - if salads were all this delicious, I'd be more inclined to eat my greens. The clams with cilantro, bibimbap and the jewelry bowl were all delicious larger options that were flavour-ific. But really, I got to try quite a few dishes, and liked them all. I'm honestly salivating as I write this because I'm thinking about how good it all was. The atmosphere is loud and fun, the washroom has a Japanese toilet seat that is quite an experience if you haven't tried it yet (sorry dudes, only in the ladies' washroom for now) and all the staff were super nice. Though it was incredibly busy, food came out in a reasonable time, our drinks were kept full and it was a great experience each time. It's definitely not the cheapest option for Asian food, but it's so good, I don't even mind. read more

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Today for lunch was the miso ramen, slow cooked and chicken broth, pork chashu, radish sprouts and green onion. Really tasty broth with tender pork, the noodles I was hoping would be the same as a few other places that I've gone to but instead they seemed like the premade ones that you can get from wherever they do. None the less it was really tasty and glad I came here for lunch. Servers are really nice and love the style in this restaurant. read more

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As soon as we walked in, we were enthusiastically greeted by the staff who all together yelled out a welcome in Japanese. We were humored and intrigued. The menu consisted of a mix of Japanese and Korean food. We went during the soft opening so the menu wasn't complete. After being seated, we checked out the decor. Anime Figurines lined the wall at the back with Manga strips plastered in an interesting fashion. As I walked out of the bathroom, the commander, Yoshi, greeted me and we started chatting about the figurines. "The Gundam figurine on the back cost $3000." I was shocked, impressed, and pretty amused. The overall atmosphere of the restaurant felt very authentic and clean, with a pleasant presentation. We ordered a pressed avocado sushi ($11.80 for 6 pieces). Service took a while, but the waitress apologized for it and brought our food right after. A lot of staff hanging around the place. When the food arrived, the presentation was very well done. It looked so beautiful that we almost didnt want to eat it. Once we did though, we didnt want to stop. Unfortunately the experience ended quite quickly, because although the food was extremely delicious (there was even a unique seaweed sauce on top of the sushi), it broke apart easily which made it difficult to eat. There were just 6 small pieces which felt pricey since it was not particularly filling and we finished it in just one minute. And this was a main dish, not an appetizer. Still really hungry, we ordered a mini jewelery bowl after that ($9.80). Definitely trumped the avocado sushi and was far more filling and for a better price! One thing we noticed was, although we had a main waitress, multiple people served us, offering water refills, taking our order, and anything else we needed. The restaurant was full too so it wasn't just because we were the only ones there. Overall 7.9/10 (lower due to small portion for sushi item, but everything else very good). Definitely looking forward to going back and trying out the full menu when it's ready! read more

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What a terrible let down. This restaurant plays to the gimmicks of Japanese culture but fails to deliver the one essential part of a Japanese restaurant....delicious, flavourful food. The food is dumbed down to the point of ramen that tastes less flavourful then a cup of instant Mr. Noodle. The Bibimbap, usually an amazing Korean Dish, tastes so bland it's comical. Both dishes were also egg-less, which is arguably the best part of both bibimbap and ramen...why? The most disappointing part of our experience here was the $100 bill for 3 beers, a non alcoholic ginger beer, and dinner and shared (small plate) appetizers for 3 adults. read more

I love that I am always greeted in Japanese upon entering the restaurant. I was seated immediately to the bar and the hostess even pulled out a chair for my bag I had with me. I order the ishiyaki beef bibimbap with the game day special chicken karaage. My beef bowl came within two minutes of ordering hot and steaming in the hot bowl with the smell aroma smelling so good that I was willing to burn all my taste buds off. If you want to keep your finger prints mind the hot stone bowl!!The chefs are ultra friendly and always smiling,such an enjoyable atmosphere. The chicken karaage was both crispy and juicy. This place definitely has my credit card number engraved into their debit machine! read more

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We came here a couple weeks ago and I thought the food was just okay. I wasn't impressed with the seared tuna; it was bland. We also got these Japanese chicken nuggets (I can't remember the actual name) that I was told were very popular. I didn't think they were that great. The chicken was bland and the green tea salt mixture was overpowering despite using a pinch of it. I did like the spicy mayo. The rest of the food was pretty good but the duck was quite chewy. Customer service was okay until our table was cleared and then we just sat and sat and sat. We had to hunt down someone so we could pay our bill and it ended up being one of the chefs. We could've just walked out and no one would've noticed. Dorinku was just okay for me. If you're hipster, then I highly recommend coming here. read more

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Great little trendy place with tapa portions. Not many varieties but good quality food. Calamari and hamachi carpaccio are good choices. They don't take reservations and the place fills up fast. read more

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Very good Japanese food. The restaurant is very nicely decorated, with lots of seating and not crammed at all. The service was excellent. Greeted right away and very friendly. Our drinks were served fast and water was refilled often. We ordered two main dishes and an order of sushi to share, everything came together and was served within 10 mins of ordering. I felt very full and satisfied with the food. It's a little pricey but worth a stop. I highly recommend! read more

The first few times I came here I was pretty disappointed with the food that I ordered. I don't recommend the Chicken Udon, it was slimy and the chicken just looked like boiled chicken slices. The Pressed Salmon Sushi seems to be super popular here but I find it not to be that special as I've had better pressed sushi in Vancouver. The Carbonara Uson is sooooooo good. My new favourite item!! I prefer theirs over Izakaya Tomo's as it stays hot throughout the dinner because of the stone bowl it comes it. It's much more creamier as well! Another of my favourites is the Chicken Karaage. After 9(?) it's only $6 for the full order instead of $12!! I always have to order this when I come. They also have rotating sashimi, lately they've had King Salmon which is $12 for 5 pieces. Good, but depending on who's cutting it that night the cuts might be a little weird. The service is pretty spotty. Some days it's good some days it's not. Overall, this place really has grown on me and I always suggest coming here when I want some Japanese food. Love! read more

Sashimi is smooth and generously sliced. Ramen is spiced right and fits right in the bowl. Dorinkusu's are perfectly chilled. Also, the anime figures totally win my nostalgia. read more

Dorinku is an izakaya located on Whyte Ave with an amazing atmosphere. It gives off a "feel good" vibe with delicious food. The food portions are meant to be small so I wouldn't recommend going if you're super hungry. If you do, you might end up spending a bit more on Japanese food than per usual! The service is friendly and you're greeted as soon as you walk in. Little touches like the Japanese vending machine and Japanese arcade game made Dorinku an unforgettable experience. If being in Dorinku is like being in Japan (as many close comparisons have been made) then I absolutely cannot wait to go there one day. I ordered off their soft opening menu during my first menu since their actual menu wasn't available yet. (Update: it's fully available now). One of the main items I wanted to try here was the pressed style sushi. Dorinku offers three types: avocado, wild salmon, and wild saba. The avocado pressed sushi was the most simple dish we had that night. Although it was served with a Japanese citrus seaweed sauce, the sushi was still plain. It tasted fresh except it kept breaking apart when we tried to pick it off the plate. The next dish that came out has become one of my favorite dishes here. The pressed salmon sushi uses wild sockeye salmon that is slightly seared. They kept the sushi from being dry with their Japanese mint and creamy soy sauce. Compared to other places that serve pressed sushi, each piece is a good portion size. The ramen salad was a refreshing addition to our meal! It was a mixture of egg noodles, pork chashu, cucumber, Japanese pickles, onions, sliced nori, and a soft boiled egg. The creamy dressing was a sesame soy dressing. It's a good sharing dish if you want something that isn't as heavy. Another one of my go-to dishes would be the chicken karaage. It's a simple, deep-fried chicken dish that Dorinku never messes up. The chicken is juicy while the outside texture is slightly crispy. It's served with a delicious chili mayo sauce and green tea salt. The salt can be very salty so I suggest you only try a tiny bit at once! Whenever I finish the chicken and still have some mayo left, I eat it with my Shaka Shaka fries. The Japanese calamari didn't really differ from regular calamari at other places. I guess the only difference with this calamari is that it's served with a Japanese style tartar sauce and special Japanese mint salsa sauce. Since I'm making a review based on my first visit, I did go back a few times after to try other dishes. These are a few of my other favorites... - Shaka Shaka Fries: regular French fries served in a paper bag with a side of Japanese seasoning. You're suppose to put the seasoning into the bag then shake it! The fries are similar to Mcdonald's fries. In Japan, this is a common menu item at fast food places. - Ebi-Mayo: deep fried Tiger prawns with spicy mayo. I didn't find the mayo to be very spicy so it's good for mild eaters. - Hamachi Carpaccio: I find this to be one of Dorinku's more exquisite dishes. It's seared yellowtail, mayo and parmesan cheese with sesame soy dressing and goji berry. - Jewelry Bowl: this is a rice dish that consists of diced sashimi, Japanese mint, pickled daikon, and salmon roe. My only complaint would be that it's a smaller portion. Dorinku is a great place to eat, drink, and socialize! Definitely a great addition to Edmonton's foodie scene. read more

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Great spot. Neat decor. Beef tataki was out of this world. Love the appy sampler box.

This was an unexpected restaurant located right on whyte ave close to the train tracks. I enjoyed the trendy Japanese ambience. They played upbeat music and the service was excellent. The server was very friendly and attentive. I truly enjoyed the seafood stir fry. What I really liked was the fact that they brought all the ingredients and cooked it right in front of me.... Super delicious and fresh. They used a stone bowl which was super super hot and I ate out of it. I truly recommended as something new to eat and experience. Go check it out!!!! read more

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People have been telling me this place is great since I moved to Edmonton, but I just hadn't got around to visiting until this weekend. We stopped by after the Ice on Whyte festival to warm up and get some food, and oh my God the food was amazing, hot, and flavourful. I had the pork cheek which was so tender it practically melted in my mouth and was absolutely delicious; one of my friends had the ramen carbonara which was basically like a spaghetti carbonara but with ramen, and which he said was also delicious. The normal ramen was apparently great too. Just on the basis of the pork alone I would definitely return, but I want to try all the other things too! Highly recommend checking this place out, but I do hear it gets super crowded on Fridays and Saturday evenings so maybe avoid peak times. read more

Dorinku Tokyo - Pork cheek (amazing) and corn and kale fritters (ok but a bit bland) - Sushi Bars Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

This is the best Japanese restaurant on whyte ave!! I live south side but go here at least once a month. I love the atmosphere, quick service and heated toilet seats in the bathrooms. My favourite appetizer is the presses pressed salmon but everything on the menu is homemade, you can't go wrong with anything! I have been coming since it first opened a few years ago!! I strongly recommend stopping in for lunch or dinner read more

Dorinku Tokyo - Pressed salmon, pork ramen and kimchi tomato's - Sushi Bars Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

Ate here last night with my spouse, cousin and her boyfriend. Surprisingly it was really good. When you first step in there was a very warm welcome. The food was great as we had quite a variety. I had the Jewelery Bowl, spouse ordered an octopus dish, cousin had the Bi Bim Bop, and her boyfriend had the Ramen dish. We shared a chicken karaage dish, a tuna tataki and corn and kale dish. The Ginback drink was really good! Everything we thought was quite excellent. The only thing we thought was ok was the Bi Bim Bop. When you compare it to a Korean Hot Stone Bi Bim Bop this one was quite bland. The atmosphere was really good. Music is loud but some may like that. Truly would recommend everyone to try this place. You will not be disappointed. read more

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I'm not usually into Japanese food, however, my friend suggested this place! No regrets. All the dishes we had were amazing. So much flavour in the warms foods and the sashimi was prepared very nicely. One highlight for me is the braised rib. The timing in the cooking process could not have been more on point; sauce , meat so soft it melts. read more

Dorinku Tokyo - Beef Short Rib - Sushi Bars Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

I came here for the first time for a quick bite last week and I was really impressed. The atmosphere is cool and makes you feel like you're not in Edmonton. The food was amazing: fresh, flavorful, and the calamari was crunchy. Would come back again. read more

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If you don't love this place you should get your head checked, you psycho. The service is always exceptional, pleasant and attentive. The food is priced very appropriately. Every dish I've ordered here has been excellent... perhaps with the sole exception of the ramen. It wasn't to my liking personally. If you're masochistic when it comes to spicy food the Bloody Hell chicken is a must have. It is to die for. My only complaint is that they took the miso duck off the menu, i used to order it every time I came here. read more

We've been to Dorinku twice in one week. It has the best atmosphere, service and food. The servers are friendly, fun, and took care of us so well. They remembered us instantly and treated us like regulars right away. We loved everything about our visit and will return again! read more

We went for dinner and were so impressed! The decor, atmosphere and food was amazing. By far the best Tuna we have experienced here in Edmonton and being from Vancouver, we are quite picky! The Ebi mayo was perfection, the steak was amazing and such a great touch that you could add your own sauces to your preference. We also had the Manila clams and they were delicious! Can't wait to go back and try more! Edmonton has needed a place like this for so long and finally we can have the quality that satisfies the cravings. Well done! read more

I would rate this place a 3.5 out of 5. I agree with most of the reviews on here stating that the food is quite expensive for the small portions. I was almost glad I had a beer during my meal because it helps fill me up. The Sapporo on draft was great. We had the cheese pork katsu and curry tontoro to start as appies. Both were quite small portions and not bad, but not amazing either. The curry tontoro was the least memorable out of everything I had. The pork katsu was okay, but it tasted more like ground pork balls just fried with a bit of cheese inside. I was expecting more like katsu, not ground meat. Next we had the pressed wild salmon sushi, and as it was my first time having pressed sushi, I have nothing else to compare to. I liked the sauce and it was presented very nicely. They gave us a bit of creamy soy sauce on the plate, but when I asked for more, they wanted to charge me 2$. Really? When I'm paying almost 14$ for a plate of sushi, I would expect that sauce is included. We said nevermind and ate it just as. The server came back and told us it's actually 1$ for extra soy sauce, but it still irked me that they wanted to charge us for some teeny bit of sauce. The dorinku ramen came out just as we were done our sushi, and after sizing how much (or how little) food we got, we decided to order one more dish. We settled on the asari cilantro sakamishi, which were clams in a broth. The ramen noodles were good but I thought the broth was a tad bit salty and too thick. Also, the amount of broth they gave us was just enough to cover the noodles which I thought was a shame. The clams were pretty good, and I think would make a great side if you wanted to just snack and have some drinks. For dessert, we ordered both the almond tofu and the coffee jelly. The presentations were cute but I did not find either of them great. Hope they improve their dessert selections soon. Overall, I think this is a great place to visit for a few drinks and snacks to munch on. Think of it like an asian pub? Don't come here looking to fill your hungry stomach for dinner time because you'll probably have to eat everything on the menu. read more

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My go to restaurant in Edmonton not gonna lie. It has a really cute atmosphere , cute washrooms, good food, and great service. My fav dishes from there would have to be the pressed salmon sushi and carbonara udon. Shaka shaka fries are also really good. Never disappoints. The greetings they give when you first enter is a bonus. Parking is definitely an issue as it is on whyte, and they open late during weekdays. Definitely check the times before going. read more

Dorinku Tokyo - Sushi Bars Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

Fun menu, good eats, happy place to dine Great Japanese fusion type fare. Check out the cute decor in the hallway leading to the washrooms read more

Super cute little restaurant! Perfect for an evening date, not exactly for a large group of people. The inside is quite small and cramped but it's no worse than meat or next act. My favorite part was the gentleman working in the kitchen who would yell something everytime someone walked in the door - scared the shit out of me but it's pretty entertaining! The two of us were seated quite quickly and served very fast as well. We ordered the tuna avocado to start and both had the bibimbap as mains. The tuna avocado was really good! The tuna was fresh and cut nicely, as was the avocado. You get 4 pieces of each so it's a light appetizer if you don't want to get too stuffed! This was the first time I had ordered bibimbap and I'm glad I did! It was satisfying and very filling! The rice was cooked perfectly, and the dish was delicious. It wasn't anything crazy spectacular but I certainly would want to come back to try some new dishes. ALSO the bathrooms are insane. The toilets are super cool - they're heated and have the business where you can spray your hoohaa clean. Me being pretty white, I did not test out this function BUT I thought it was really neat. And it was pretty cool having a heated toilet seat for once. Cute little restaurant with very fast service! I was very pleased with coming here. read more

Dorinku Tokyo - Tasty bibimbap!! - Sushi Bars Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta