this is hidden gem, authentic Japanese sushi chef. although doesn't have much variety like the crazy toronto. but sometimes they do have special. and which are great. if is not good they won't serve. small manu but everything is elegant and great. Love their food never disappointed. if you look for tradition japanese this is the place. It is worth it. read more

Was on a business trip and needed a place to just relax and unwind. Sushi Masayuki was exactly what I needed. This hidden gem offers extraordinarily fresh sushi made with care. Went for a Hamachi Kama to start and a chirashi for my entree. Ended the meal with a nicely intense green tea ice cream. Would definitely go again the next time I am in the area. read more

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We tried this place for the first time today. Excellent sushi, fresh and tasty. Employees are super friendly. We will come back for sure. read more

Sushi Masayuki - sushi dinner - Japanese Near Me - Burlington, Ontario

My wife took me to Sushi Masayuki for lunch for my 46th birthday. We've been here numerous times for dinner since they opened, but this was the first time for lunch. For some additional context, my wife is Japanese, and having been to Japan numerous times over the years, it's hard not to compare the quality of fresh fish to what we have available here.  This is one of the reasons why we've kept coming back to this restaurant, because it's on par with what you would get at an excellent sushi restaurant in Japan. For our meal, we both ordered the Masayuki Tasting Sushi Lunch. The meal started off with 3 types of tempura (shrimp, okura and pumpkin), along with an egg with eel in the middle called "umaki". There was also braised eggplant in a dashi broth.  Each of these dishes were exceptional quality.  I especially love the braised eggplant since we've had this as an appetizer on previous visits.  The second dish we had was octopus with "yuzu kosho", which is a paste made from chili peppers, yuzu peel and salt.  We were also served sashimi pieces which included greater amberjack and tuna.  The sashimi essentially melts in your mouth and you can taste the quality of fish since the flavours are prominent.  In addition to the fish, the dish was presented with shiso (perilla leaf), wakame, radish, shaved daikon, and shaved Indian carrot as part of the presentation.   The third dish was a set of nigiri, which was served one at a time as you eat them.  This dish contained sea bass, salmon, tuna, scallop, Japanese Spanish mackerel, and amberjack.  As was with the sashimi, you can tell the fish is high quality since each piece is buttery and melts in your mouth.  This was also the first time I've had Japanese Spanish mackerel, and it was absolutely delicious. The dish was also served with a side of miso soup which has a very nice flavour while not being overly strong.  The fourth dish in the set were rolls which consisted of tuna with pickled radish. My wife explained that tuna and pickled radish (torotaku) are put together in a way to melt the fish in your mouth, plus provide the crunch with the radish. When we were speaking with Chef Masayuki, he mentioned that umaki and torotaku were unique to this particular lunch set, and not something you'd see on a regular menu. Finally, for dessert, we were served green tea ice cream with a sesame senbei on top, along with green tea cheese cake. Both the ice cream and cheese cake were amazing. Neither of them had a lingering aftertaste like you'd get with a cheaper quality of green tea. This is something I'm extremely picky about, and was extremely satisfied with.  When speaking with our waitress, she mentioned that both the sesame senbei and green tea cheese cake are made in-house - which you can absolutely tell due to the quality and overall flavour.  As with previous visits, we walked away quite full and extremely satisfied with our meal. read more

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Amazing food, authentic ambience, highly recommend. Came here for dinner with family. It was a Wednesday at 8:30 and they still sat us. There was no one in the restaurant so we had it all to ourselves. Sushi was incredibly fresh with warm sushi rice and crisp seaweed. All the food was perfectly cooked to order. I would go into each dish but honesty the food all speaks for itself. One thing I will say is from what I could see the menu is all seasonal and changes frequently. Another note is the sushi is by the piece so you could have some sticker shock. Keep that in mind when you order anything. I do highly recommend the miso cod, spider roll, any of the sushi, and the green dragon roll. Location is in a strip mall, ample parking. The place is great for a date, great for a casual meal, and especially great if you like fantastic food! read more

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This place is so good! This is an authentic Japanese restaurant with real, top tier Japanese sushi chefs so expect to pay a bit extra for the quality. I haven't tried everything on their menu but the few things I did try were amazing. They serve some authentic Japanese dishes and of course the sushi here is exquisite and very fresh. If you're craving Dynamite or Spider rolls go elsewhere. Though they do serve sushi rolls here you are better off trying their other menu choices. My latest visit was during the Covid pandemic so I had to order take out. I arrived and was greeted immediately. The waitress took my order, and after I paid she told me I can wait in my vehicle and she would bring it out to me. Maybe 5 mins later she very warmly gave me my food and thanked me. Food was still amazing and delicious when I got home. read more

Sushi Masayuki - Chirasi (sashimi bowl) with a side of Shime Saba (Mackerel) Extremely delicious and fresh - Japanese Near Me - Burlington, Ontario

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I have tried almost every sushi place in the GTA and well yes this is one of the most expensive places I've been to. It's also the best. If you have some extra coin to spend on some premium food, especially if your sushi fan, this is the place to be. Other sushi places don't taste the same anymore the quality doesn't compare to this place! read more

We went to the restaurant last Sundsy Sushi was fresh Service was great It is a Heiden gem in Burlington we are certainly going again for sushi & taking friends with us read more

This is the best sushi in 100 miles. Absolutely fantastic. It's literally insane. You will have 0 regrets. Worth every penny. Attention to detail is outstanding. Thank you!! read more

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I am always looking for authentic Japanese restaurants and Sushi Masayuki is as good as it goes in GTA West. Pro-Tip: Do request to be seated at the Sushi Bar when making a reservation. Sushi Bar area seems to be reserved for their loyal customers. Most items are seasonal but you can assure their freshness. You will be paying a premium for the privileges but well worth it if that's what you looking for. Service is polite and courtesy. Just like the authentic Japanese hospitality. read more

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This place offers authentic Japanese food that is hard to find at other restaurants. They offer dishes other than sushi and I really like how they emphasize using the entire animal when you order a dish. We had ordered sushi and they actually fried the shrimp heads to serve along side and it was delicious. The service is wonderful and they are very kind. I recommend asking for their recommendations and choosing an item off the daily specials menu. They even gave us a complimentary eggplant appetizer which was wonderful. Definately order that saki to round out the meal. read more

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Having just moved in the Burlington area ... wanted to find a great sushi joint that would fulfill the urge. After a bit of searching, we found Masayuki. They are a bit hidden, which is nice, not a crowded area at all, a single Sushi Chef (working his magic) and very clean establishment. My wife and I started with the Gyoza for an appeteaser and I had the Asahi as my beverage of choice. The tea here by the way, is complimentary. The Gyoza was very well made not too much flavour but also not over cooked at all. Just right for us. We then opted for the 6 Nigiri and Sushi platter. Chefs choice. Was a wonderful combo and he prepared some great choices. Enjoyed the all. Couldn't tell you all of the types, but al very well put together. We also ordered the Green Hand Roll and the Rainbow Roll (our usual choice for comparing sushi locations). Neither was a disappoint. The green roll was a shrimp tempura combo with a nice layer of thin sliced Avocado. We will be back. This hidden gem was so good ... I hesitated on writing the review. But need more people checking it out, don't want these guys to leave town. :) read more

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Best sushi in area Always fresh Great customer service Very personable Wonderful place Must try read more

This place is a rip off. See my pics. I paid $20 for 2 cucumber maki and 1 avo-cucumber roll and a miso soup. See my pics. They're grocery store level-quality at best. I wish I could challenge the existing reviews as being posted by friends and family... no chance they're that well rated. In the area Yami sushi is better, I tried to one up them but This place actually proves they're better. Do NOT Recommend. read more

Sushi Masayuki - Japanese Near Me - Burlington, Ontario

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Food was tasty, pricey, portions very small and ambience was upscale. Service was good. The menu was very limited. In general over priced for what you get. Perhaps a date place to make a first good impression. But for someone that has dined at sushi venues, including nobu in Tokyo, not worth it. read more

Tucked away in Burlington, this restaurant is quite a gem in the area. I drove down to try Sushi Masayuki as it was featured on Canada's Best 100, Best of Japan Week. I ordered the sushi lunch, pork curry and the chawanmushi (savoury steamed egg custard). The latter was very authentic and this item is hard to find at sushi restaurants downtown. The sushi fish variety was disappointing for lunch, as I saw uni, unagi, and ikura in photos that are likely dinner options. Curry was delicious and well priced. Definitely recommend the bar seats! It's the best seats to see the chef in action. Still prefer restaurants downtown and uptown for the quality, but if you're out west, this is the place to go. read more

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Amazing quality dishes for authentic Japanese cuisine. We did Kaiseki dinner. Absolutely enjoyed every course read more

Sushi Masayuki - Kaiseki - Japanese Near Me - Burlington, Ontario

Hidden gem in burlington, should be the only one with Japanese chef! Nice interior, relatively new open. We order omakase and steak dinner. Price is not too expensive, quality of sashimi and sushi were very good. The steak dinner is only acceptable, definitely Mye is better. We would definitely go again for the sushi and sashimi! read more

Sushi Masayuki - Japanese Near Me - Burlington, Ontario

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Best/most authentic sushi I've experienced outside of Japan.

Was traveling through town and wanted to stop for quick meal. Pompous employee said they couldn't accommodate me as they needed a reservation. This is not New York City, London, Paris or some other big city restaurant where reservations are set months in advance. But the way they acted was very inhospitable. Glad I am spending my business expenses elsewhere. read more

We had to wait for 1hr 30min to have our meal. Our order was simple, sashimi plate and sushi plate. We didn't order a course meal since we wanted sashimi which wasn't in a course meal. When our waiting time is around 45min, a server brought us a small snack with apologies, so we continued waiting thinking that they probably got too many orders at once. All other tables got their orders (seemed most of them had sukiyaki course) appetizers and sukiyaki, and waiting for their sushi, while we are patiently waiting for our sashimi & sushi which is relatively simple (sashimi is just a cut raw fish). When the waiting time is 1hr 30min, sushi plates came out to be served to the tables. We thought our meal finally came, but they were all served to other tables. The table next to us came in later than us, and both our tables ordered around the same time, so we were thinking that when sushi plate comes out, we will be served before them for sure... but still we were the very last one to be served. At this point our patience was over, my husband asked the server to explain why this happened. She said that it is because there is only one sushi chef, and kitchen menu (menu other than sushi) comes from the back kitchen which is faster, also they got a lot of sushi roll which made other orders backed up. Well, that doesn't explain this at all. You can still change the order whose sushi should be made to serve the meals to all the tables in a balanced order, or tell the customer about your kitchen's situation (sushi takes xxmin right now) etc. plus again, sashimi is just cut raw fish. We don't understand why it took 1hr 30min to come out. I would say it is a poor service and management not caring about customer's side. Not all the customer order kitchen menu, and no one expect waiting for 1hr 30min to eat at a restaurant with this service especially at this price range. As for the food itself, it is okay. 3 pieces of sushi in my plate had too much wasabi... I wouldn't spend this much money for this quality again. read more

Summary: Great sushi place (much better than your average suburban place), size to price ratio was not the best, prompt & polite service. If you're a "bang for your buck" budget person/AYCE/big eater, I'd suggest you check it out for lunch! While I was looking on the menu, the prices don't seem high, but when the actual item arrives, it's a bit shocking, re: shrimp fried 3-ways - $14.50 (4pcs), Nami dinner ($26/13pcs), overall maki was on the smaller side. Just to give you an idea, the sushi place that's on par that I go to in Toronto, has an equivalent to the Nami, but $22/15pc. Not only are there a coupla more pieces, but the portions (even fish!) are MORE generous. If you're a regular at AYCE, alter your expectations in terms of the sizing or you will be sorely disappointed. They have an Omakase for $80 (again not a ridiculous price by any means), states that it's 6 courses, but who knows how many pieces that equals to. And some people would say how do you put a price on the "experience". Other than that, everything else was was fresh and more in-line with a nicer, higher-end-than-West-end sushi joint...with the prices to match. read more

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Sadly it's been a while since I've had non all-you-can-eat (AYCE) sushi whether locally or out of town. This place brings back some good memories of higher quality food that's made with care and with quality ingredients versus some of the abominations you will see at some buffets like Mandarin. A la carte is like Porsche, "There is no substitute". As much as AYCE places want to make their sushi look good, taste good and make it seem as proper as they can - there simply is no replacing the real deal that is a proper chef putting together a proper serving of what you personally ordered. That being said this place is in no rush to get you 30 pieces of farmed salmon sashimi on a plate with some shredded radish with flashing LED lights. Sorry this is not THAT type of place. What Sushi Masayuki is by my impression is probably one of the most basic unassuming places you will come across. It's minimalist, simple and probably the way of more authentic than not. I say probably because I can't honestly say what authentic Japanese is being as I can't say I've ever really been to a truly authentic Japanese restaurant. Does Masayuki have bulgogi, kalbi or bibimbap on their menu...? No? Then they probably aren't Korean. The menu is a la carte by sashimi or (nigiri) sushi or meals for lunch, dinner and such. They have rolls listed although the selection doesn't include anything with teriyaki inside of a roll it's safe to say this place doesn't try to make AYCE sushi at an a la carte type of place. There's simply no need for that non-sense. I ordered the sashimi lunch which is basically a plate of various sashimi on a plate, some elegantly cut veggies, radish and a side bowl of rice which included a miso soup and salad to start for 20 dollars. Did I leave busting full loosening my belt? No but this isn't that type of place. I had quality cut after quality cut of fish, salmon, tuna, mackerel, scallop, octopus and the thing is one that has experience eating sashimi from many places can tell this isn't just another place. Masayuki doesn't just have the kind of fish that's served in mass quantities like a factory that is your general AYCE place. The fish texture and temperature are in my uneducated but somewhat experienced taste - perfect. The tako (octopus) which I saved for the last piece was not just a piece of bouncy rubber. The quality if obvious even if you don't know your stuff. I don't claim to be a master of raw fish, far from it but I, a basic customer who has had previous experience eating in many places that serve sushi, sashimi and such all over this continent can at least say, yes... this is better than your average place especially if your average place these days is AYCE and not a la carte. From this one simple meal and the dozen pieces of sashimi I am able to say that this place serves the kind of fish you'd hope they'd serve being a la carte. Quality vs quantity. This place proves that it matters. Moving forward I can see this place being an every other month type of treat for our lunch group perhaps. The only downside I can think of Masayuki is that it's in a quiet part of a quiet mall almost hidden so you won't necessarily see it by accident. I've read some others saying it's one of the better or best sushi places in the GTA. As far as Burlington goes I can probably agree with that. As far as the best I've been to I can't say that but it's definitely one of the better ones. read more

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The one thing I love about Burlington is all these great restaurants keep opening. Our lunch crew (Me, Justin S and Lambert P) love going out to eat sushi. I was so surprised to find this listing and that it was literally around the corner from our work. Most of the sushi places that we have been to are good and the quality of the food was also good...but..if you want an authentic Japanese prepared sushi experience..come to Sushi Masayuki. Chef Masayuki has brought authentic Japanese sushi and cuisine to the Burlington area. The presentation of the restaurant, the level of care that he uses to create the meals and the hospitality of the staff is bar none. The restaurant is simple, yet elegant. A row of tables on the side and the wooden sushi bar showcasing the middle of the restaurant. Justin and I sat at the sushi bar (IMHO the best seats in the house) and we both ordered the lunch special ($16.95). I looked at previous posts by other Yelpers and the lunch special looked great. I watch with amazement as Chef Masayuki prepared other dishes before ours and the time he take with each order. I also loved how we could see how each facet of our meal was prepared in front of us as well. Sushi Masayuki also has a great selection sake as well, much more that some of the other "sushi" places we have been The lunch special was excellent, the cuts of fish that were used were perfect and melted in your mouth goodness paired with the California and Spicy Salmon rolls were a perfect size. I would also like to mention the rice was also cooked to perfection, not hard and not overcooked. If your in Burlington or the surrounding area and are looking for a great authentic Japanese sushi experince, let Chef Masayuki and the staff at Sushi Masayuki take care of you. You won't be disappointed....5 stars read more

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The best Japanese cuisine in Halton bar none. My wife and I went to Sushi Masayuki for Friday lunch as soon as we heard there was a new Japanese restaurant open in Burlington. We couldn't have been more pleased with our dining experience. The space is intimate but open with a large traditional wooden sushi bar that invites you to sit and enjoy watching Chef Masayuki's masterful skill. The service was excellent - spot on, prompt, and extremely polite. The real story, however, was the food. We had tako tempura (tempura-fried octopus) that was so tender I couldn't believe I was eating octopus. (I later learned that this is one of the chef's specialties and understand why.) Then we had the lunch sushi set - 6 pieces of makizushi (3 California roll and 3 spicy salmon) and 6 pieces of nigirizushi. All of it was melt-in-your-mouth delicious. The rice is spiced perfectly and handled lightly, and each piece of fish was fresh and incredible. Our favourite was the scallop sushi - Chef Masayuki lightly sears the scallop with a torch giving it a wonderful charred flavour. Finally I had unagi sushi, which was soft, smoky, and much larger than I expected. We both agreed that this was the best sushi we've had in Canada. We're already planning a return visit! If you're looking for authentic Japanese sushi made with the highest quality ingredients and prepared with care, then this is the place. read more

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2016 is here and we are back to finding new lunch spots. This week Ryan found Sushi Masayuki and oh what a find it was. I'm calling it right now, best sushi in Burlington. From the outside Sishi Masayuki could be easily missed. With a small sign in the middle of a strip-mall it could be easy to miss but if you did you would be missing out. When you enter you see a large sushi bar with a few tables up against the walls and behind the bar Chef Masayuki is working his magic making the best sushi I have ever tasted. We sat down at the bar and ordered the sushi lunch special, 6 pieces or sushi, 6 pieces of rolls, salad and miso soup. As we talked we were able to watch the chef make his magnificent dishes right in front of us. The sushi itself was beyond compare. We had tuna, shrimp, scallops, salmon and egg for sushi with 3 California and 3 tuna rolls. All them were delicious! The meat was of the highest quality and our dishes were pleasing to both the eyes and the taste buds. The tuna and scallops were the best in my opinion but everything was really tasty. This place is the best sushi in the area so come on out for great eats and a great experience. I can't wait to come back with Amanda and blow her mind. read more

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WOW. My hairdresser was not messing around with this recommendation. I have been on the search for authentic, fresh, a la carte sushi in the Burlington area. The chef creates all the sushi and rolls by hand with care and you can really taste the difference in the rolls. They are delicate, soft, and fresh. None of this dense and cold AYCE quality stuff served with hard rice. The salmon served in the spicy salmon rolls are indescribable. Fresh and flavourful, I want to order 10 of them. The sushi is served with a slick of wasabi under the sashimi, this is traditional, but godamn does it burn! So heads up it'll definitely clear up your sinuses! read more

Sushi Masayuki - Japanese Near Me - Burlington, Ontario

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I took my wife and family there for dinner on 15/8/18. It was my wife's birthday. Masayuki is the real deal authentic Japanese cuisine from the food to the service to the setup/décor. We had the soft shell crab, spider roll, egg custard, tempura, agedashi tofu, kara-age, salmon sahshimi, uni, tuna sashimi, unagi, rainbow roll, crispy roll, red dragon roll and fuomaki. The service was friendly and efficient. The ambiance is clean lines, airy and comfortable. I love the fact that you can see the sushi chef doing his magic. The fish is as fresh as can be and the flavour is delicate and delicious. The place is a bit hard to find and it is pricey but highly worth the effort and expense. One suggestion, have some plum wine on your wine list please. read more

We drove out here twice this week. The first day food was amazing, we ordered random stuff off the menu. Our amazing waitress explained everything we were eating and described sake to the T. Second day (yesterday) we tried the chefs menu. It was PHENOMENAL. SO GOOD. We had the same waitress the second day. I really have to say her knowledge in Japanese food and drink really made our amazing meal more amazing. We will try to come here at least once a month. I am so impressed with the quality of food, skilled chef, and wonderful service . Thank you! read more

We really enjoy the freshness of the seafood here, especially the eel and rice dish, which is my mother's favorite. This restaurant is one of the rare ones where the Japanese food is actually prepared a Japanese person, which explains why the food is very authentic and fresh. Some people may not be able to tell that westernized sushi tend to have a lot of mayonnaise and rice with more salt and vinegar to mask a lack of freshness in the seafood. So the more subtle the taste is, the easier it is to tell whether the seafood is fresh. That's why the food here is better than other Japanese restaurants in the area. Because the quality is quite good, the price is also higher. read more

Sushi Masayuki - Eel and rice bowl with salad. $28 before taxes. - Japanese Near Me - Burlington, Ontario

If you like authentic Japanese cuisine then this is the place for you! Wished I could take photos of our takeout but we just could not wait to eat! Our order 2 Deluxe sushi, 2 uni, 2 amaebi and rainbow roll was perfection. The salad was yum and they deep fried the head of the amaebi for us! read more

I'm hard to wow in a restaurant, and I was wow-ed here. I wasn't really expecting that much from a sushi joint in a strip mall - next to a 3-for-1 eyeglass store. But the quality of food hear easily outclasses my go-to (pretty good) sushi favorites in downtown Toronto (specifically, Nami, Ematei and Ichiriki). For a first trip, I wasn't willing to risk $80 or $95 on their omakase or kaiseki dinners, so settled on the Jyou sushi dinner. I started with the negi-toro maki (I usually start with what I figure will be least interesting first), and immediately responded with "Wow - this is really good" (shocking my dining companions who are not used to seeing me react with that level of enthusiasm). Unagi was amazing. Salmon and maguro were very good. They had tonjiru available the night we were here, which was quite good. And the eggplant appetizer provided was superb. I was told that told the tenderloin steak is quite good (though the one bit I had seemed overcooked). This place is worth driving out to again from downtown Toronto - if just to try out the omakase and/or kaiseki dinners. Really really good. read more

I loved Mye 1 and knowing that Sushi Masakuki brings its roots from such an incredible sushi restaurant is wonderful. Food was great and atmosphere was relaxed. Not as formal a setting as Mye 1 which makes it more approachable, but the food was top notch! read more

Saturday night sashimi was awful. Thin shavings of the tired fish. Unappetizing presentation. Cheap table and chairs. Overrated and overpriced. read more

Best sushi experience ever! GO HERE! EAT HERE! it was amazing!!! over 5 stars! So this place itself isnt the easiest to find, as it is in Burlington of all places in a plaza of sorts. While looking for it i ended up calling the restaurant asking where they were placed by because i couldn't find their sign. Totally worth the call. The kitchen where the chef makes the roll is in the middle of the relatively small place. But you can see each of the rolls and sashimi that you order get created so close to where you sit. And everything tastes so fresh! My husband and I ordered several rolls (spicy tuna, spicy salmon, avocado, king crab etc) and the salmon sashimi. The sashimi had a very fresh taste and was almost buttery. AMAZING! The rolls--as we watched them get created were delicate and not over riced. I enjoyed them all very much. My husband really enjoyed the spicy tuna rolls, I these were my least favorite, but still good! I strongly recommend eating here if you are in the area! I live in the middle of Toronto, and am tempted to make the drive back here just for the sushi! read more

Sushi Masayuki - Spicy salmon rolls, avocado rolls, salmon sashimi - Japanese Near Me - Burlington, Ontario

Thank you Yelp for this amazing discovery. This little gym nested inside a small Street in Burlington was indeed a rare find. The food was as authentic and as close to my mom's cooking. I've eaten in many Japanese restaurants in Canada and this by far has the most authentic taste. Portions are also Japanese style so for the big North American appetites you might need to order more food. We had the sirloin dinner, Sashimi Nami dinner and an eggplant appetizers at first complementary was amazingly good. However this restaurant is a tad bit expensive for casual dining but good things in life don't come cheap. Highly recommend this restaurant for those with a palate for authentic Japanese Cuisine read more

Best authentic Japanese restaurant in the area! The sushi and sashimi are divine. Try the Omakase for a treat. Very special multi course meal. read more

Delicious rolls and Unagi sushi was the best I've ever had in Ontario. Nice friendly service with a modern feel atmosphere. A must visit restaurant if you're ever in the area! read more

Sushi Masayuki - Japanese Near Me - Burlington, Ontario

A very authenticate place owned by Japanese. Foodwise it is probably the best Japanese restaurant in the area. The service was friendly but way too slow and unprofessional. It took almost 30 mins to get our water and another 30 minutes for food. read more

Great sushi outside of DT Toronto. The staffs are super friendly and nice. We had a great time for dinner. The service a bit slow but hey I don't mind as long as I know I am going to have some quality food soon. They offered us a delicious appetizer before we start our salad. It is some sort of a marinated eggplant and I personally hate eggplant as it has a weird texture which I hate. However, my partner encouraged me to give it a try, so I go ahead with it. It is surprisingly tastes nothing like an eggplant and I love it so much that planning to try to make some back at home. We ordered the nami sashimi, nami sushi also a toro roll. The sushi is fresh and we are happy with our decisions. We also ordered a yuzu mousse for our dessert. It is super delicious. Such a good way to end our meal. Would love to come back next time when we are around the area. read more