What an amazing experience. The food and menu is second to none when it comes to Japanese cuisine…read morenot to mention the chef was an awesome guy. Even though it's a fast food restaurant, the ambience, and atmosphere definitely hit home for us. I would've posted a picture, but I ate the food too fast. Soooo good. Make sure to check out this place at the BurlingtonCentre food court. We're going back before leaving to try some more dishes. Great job!

The product is delicious, but the price is extravagantly ambitious for a take-out food court…read moreestablishment. Noodles and a few vegetables for $17 is outrageous. The service is fast and the workers are professional. Still, after years of eating here 4 times per month, I have stopped recently due to overpriced menu items.

This is a semi-self service restaurant specialising in instant noodles. All the noodle choices are…read moreKorean & there is a wide range of options (in 3 broad categories: soup noodles, stir fried noodles & tteokbokki). You can also get tteokbokki & cupbops (rice bowls). They have machines dispensing the hot water for your noodles, with timers. It's cheaper than other options in the area (especially as taxes are included) which is no surprise given the nearby educational establishment, but really you are getting instant noodles (and if you add toppings the price goes up). If you pay a bit more, you can get a donair (with meat) from a nearby shop. The staff also do not know their products as well as might be hoped. I asked if Teazle Zero (Peach & Oolong) had zero sugar & was told that this was the case, but it actually had a ton of sugar in it.

It is a self-serve instant noodle store. You can buy a bag of Korean ramen with a bowl from their…read morevending machine. You can also buy toppings, like bean sprouts from another vending machine if you want. The bowl isn't an ordinary paper bowl, it has foil at the bottom. After you put every ingredient inside the bowl, you just need to use the specialized noodle cooker to cook it. Then you can enjoy your boiled instant noodles. I thought it could be lame. Who wants to spend more money on instant ramen? However, I found it a pretty fun experience. The workflow and the feedback back the machines were impressive. The specialized cooker also worked very well. It was a surprise that it could boil water that fast. Eating ramen alone in your apartment is sad, unhealthy and frustrating. Go to this store and make eating instant noodles an interesting story to share with others

Since the time this opened meant to try and finally made it. Also want to support local Acton…read morebusinesses. The inside is very clean and very simply decorated and looks amazing even though minimalist decor. The service is very good and everyone is super nice. The food is fresh and great tasting. The staff aware of which items were vegan and which they could. We had a Tofu Bento and a Veggie Maki Lunch and both were amazing. The Fried was amazing and so was the Yam and Avocado Rolls. The only thing that we think that needs changed is the up-charge ($1.50) for the bonito flakes not be added to the miso soup. Very good food and good service and an amazing simplistic interior.

I was excited to know that this fairly new restaurant serves Momo - this area (Cabbagetown, Moss…read morePark) has only a few places that serve Momos, and I would go to Parkdale, Little India, or Danforth. So I was so glad that I can get Momos in my walking distance! I ordered Chicken Momo (Steamed) 8pcs for $10.99 (Skip, before tax). First of all the price was reasonable. Each dumpling had generous amount of juicy fillings. The amount of the spice seasonings was just perfect. The chutney was not only hot and spicy but also flavorful with depth. The only complain was about the wrapper. The most of the wrappers were torn and lacked texture. Overall, 4 star. Thanking them for bringing good Momos to the neighborhood, and for their efficient and polite customer services. Will come back - soon!

Fantastic restaurant with lovely staff. The food is always fresh, the portions are huge and…read moreeverything tastes delicious. Try the Momos ; they are always so good! The dipping sauce is spicy but has a pleasant taste that's hard to describe. Highly recommended for a good, filling meal.

It's that time of the year at work. We are trying to get a software release out the door. My small…read moreteam tends to have the task of getting our deliverables in order, which requires a good week to build, with lots of checking. On Tuesday, I tossed the idea out of my colleague and intern to order lunch in. It got them motivated and pretty excited. I can't lie. I like ordering in and not thinking about what to pack for lunch! My intern and I have Uber Eats accounts. We decided that I should order and they could pay me cash. Naturally, I rarely have cash on me. Well, I do now after they paid me! We liked what Sushi House had to offer. I went first and selected bento box B on the menu. It consists of sashimi, cucumber and salmon sushi, teriyaki chicken, and shrimp and veggie tempura. I got pickled ginger to give to my colleague. The other two followed suit and ordered the same thing. My intern gave our colleague his pickled ginger, too. Each box comes with miso soup, rice for the chicken teriyaki, and salad. My intern ordered a strawberry carbonated drink that was imported from Japan. I went with a can of Diet Coke. I like ordering from Uber Eats. It's a treat for me to see when the driver has picked up the order and is driving over to deliver yummy food. It's fun and exciting for someone like me who is used to either picking up food or dining out. Small things make me happy. Our Uber Eats driver called me and said that she was coming up to our floor. My intern and I went out to meet her. She was so nice and friendly. We took our food, thanked her, and went into our meeting room to eat. Box B is huge. The sashimi and sushi rolls were fresh and delicious. The shrimp and veggie tempura were crispy and delicious. They could be less oily, but they weren't horrible at all. I liked how fresh the salad was. The chicken teriyaki was tender and yummy. The miso soup wasn't overly salty. It was perfect for me. We all tried helping my intern crack open his strawberry drink. We actually did a search online to find instructions. It is that non-intuitive. Basically, you take the nozzle and you need some sort of flat object to push it down into the top of the bottle. Then, some round ball falls into the drink, but it doesn't drop all the way down the bottle. Once you have those steps down, you can drink from it. He said that the drink was okay. With the effort that he put into setting his drink up to consume, it wasn't worth $3. The drink was also 200 mL in size, which is rather small. This eatery is located in Woodbine Centre Shopping Centre. Who knew? I drive by this mall all the time, but don't go in. I now have a reason to. This eatery makes decent sushi at affordable prices. You get a lot of food, too. (447)

Great to have sushi to accompany my bubble tea so I ordered the spicy crab meat…read more It tasted yummy, but I could tell that it had been sitting there since the crunchy part which I think is tempura was a little soggy. My boyfriend ordered some noodle dish that was alright but nothing with a wow factor. If I do decide to come back I would ask to make it fresh before my eyes because the food court has many other things to offer.

My family and I are regulars to this location there are so many delicious options you can choose…read morefrom my favorites have to include yakisoba noodles with mushrooms with their famous teriyaki sauce and depending on the day I get either salmon or tofu with my order the spring rolls, shrimp tempura, and miso soup are also the bomb the excellent service each staff member takes special care of your order so it doesn't feel like it's taking forever nor are they doing it sloppily plus the extra benefit is that almost every dish they offer can be customized to your liking seriously the staff here is extremely nice and courteous the portions are quite fair in my opinion so give it a try when you're looking for something quick and delicious honestly you should check out this specific Made In Japan Teriyaki Experience I highly recommend

I know, this is a chain restaurant. But to date, the guy who runs this restaurant is literally the…read morebest franchise owner I've ever met in my life. Really tries to do his best to serve customers in a friendly manner. Honestly, you should check out THIS specific Made In Japan Teriyaki just to meet him.

Little Tokyo is a staple restaurant in Oakville that has been there for over 20 years! I have been…read moregoing here over the years and finally decided to leave a review. They serve consistently good quality home cooked Korean meals. Last time I went in, I noticed the restaurant was renovated and offers nice in restaurant seating. Meals take around 20 min to prepare, you can call ahead for takeout. The employees are always nice. I got the chicken teriyaki and bulgogi. My fam got the bibimbop and sushi (a newer offer). Meals are served hot and will not disappoint!

Had no idea what yakisoba was so I dropped by Little Tokyo Fast Food to find out…read more I ordered the chicken yakisoba to go @ $10. It comes with rice, salad and chicken with terriyaki sauce on a bed of thin udon noodles. It was delicious! The salad had a nice light ginger sauce that was very pleasant. I wish there was more. Next time I might ask for 2 salads and no rice. The main dish was flavourful, the meat was well done and the noodles were el dente too! Next time I would get spicy instead of medium. When I went there at 2pm they had take out only. So be aware of that. Yes they do serve beer too at $4.5 for a bottle of domestic and $5.5 for a bottle of Japanese beer.

Tips: - This restaurant accepts reservations…read more - Staff are extremely patient. - Portion sizes are generous. - You need a key to use the washroom. My best friend hadn't dined out in ages. He was a caregiver for his mom for several years. She passed in November. I said that when he was ready, I'd treat him to a meal. His birthday was in late May. We were both free last Saturday for dinner. I chose Double Sushi on the Danforth, across from where my first family doctor used to be. It is also a ten-minute drive from his home. I called the eatery and spoke to a nice woman. I asked if this eatery did reservations. It did. Yay! I gave her my name and phone number. We had a reservation for 5:30 pm on a Saturday. My friend is notoriously late. I am perhaps too patient for my own good. I once waited for him for two hours at a subway station platform. We both didn't own cell phones. Times felt much simpler. Frankly, I got to this eatery late by roughly ten minutes. I took the 404 - Don Valley Parkway. Bad move when I got to the Sheppard exit. It was a parking lot and barely moved. I ended up backroading it from York Mills - Ellesmere down to the Danforth. I made a left turn onto Danforth Avenue from Dawes Road. I pulled into a small parking lot for Pizza Pizza and Double Sushi. The former used to be huge, but it ended up selling half of its property, which is now Double Sushi. There are two designated parking spots for Double Sushi. i nabbed the last spot closest to a dumpster. I was elated finding parking. I walked over to the entrance that faces Danforth Avenue, on the south side. I was immediately greeted by the woman who took my reservation. I apologized for being late. She was okay with it and showed me our table. I got water and a Diet Coke with ice in a glass to start. I looked at the menu. I knew that I wanted a bento box meal. It's totally me. I decided to text my friend and ask where he was. The answer wasn't good. He was still at home. Not good at all. I felt like being at that subway station platform again. His phone was charging in his home. He was in his backyard gardening. He lost track of time until he walked into his house at nearly 6 pm. He said that he'd arrive at 6:45 pm -- over an hour after the reservation time. He was estimating the time taking the bus. He then changed his mind and took an Uber. I have only taken an Uber with friends in Charlotte, NC, and to and from the car dealership when servicing needed more than a day. I have never taken one because I was late. We are different. Yet, we accept who we are. He had a good heart. Just tardy! He came dashing into the restaurant at 6:30 pm, apologizing. He hasn't changed. I don't think I have. It was as if his Uber driver knew that he was late by getting him here quickly. My order was the following: - Diet Coke - Chicken teriyaki bento box My friend's order: - Coke - Chicken teriyaki Both our meals came with salad and miso soup. We loved the tangy dressing on the salad. The veggies were crisp. The miso soup was excellent, with small cubes of tofu and plenty of flavour. Our food took practically no time to arrive. The staff here were super accommodating, as we stayed till it closed at 9:30 pm. They didn't push us out. The woman gave us a glass carafe of water towards the last hour being there. My friend and I always have a lot to chat about. My friend and I loved the chicken teriyaki. We got a generous portion of chicken morsels that were tender and yummy. The sauce was perfect. Not too sweet. Not too salty. Like baby bear, it was just right. The chicken teriyaki came with steamed rice. It was the perfect portion size. My bento box came with tempura. It wasn't oily. The batter was crispy and yummy. The veggies were delicious. The shrimp were plump and succulent. I got a California roll. The six pieces were delicious and tasted fresh. The menu had a photo of sliced oranges as the fresh fruit. My friend didn't want it, which is why he got the chicken teriyaki only. I got a honeydew melon wedge. I was delighted to get something different. I love fruit and this melon was sweet and juicy. I headed to the washroom. Our server came over to me with a key. I learned that you need a key for the washroom. If you are a Pizza Pizza customer, you also need a key for the adjacent washroom. The women's washroom was clean. This eatery has been around for a while, as it had a worn look and feel. Everything was fine. No complaints. The corridor between the washrooms and the restaurant was heated. It was like being in a sauna. I was here for nearly four hours and my friend for three. We had the best food over good conversation. It was great meeting up with him. I paid with a credit card. He wanted to pay for being late. Next time. I tipped and let the woman know that everything was fantastic. A lot of people do takeout here. I'd love to return to do the same or simply dine in. It's decent food in a relaxed setting. (254)

It was average. Their sushi was decent, the ribs were decent. Nothing too bad but I've had better.read more