Gyugyuya (Downtown Toronto)
$$ • Japanese, Fast FoodAbout Gyugyuya (Downtown Toronto)
Customers' Favorites
Gyu Cheese Curry 牛肉芝士咖喱饭
Chicken Katsu Curry with Cheese
Curry Rice Chicken Katsu Curry
Kakihurai Crispy Fried Oyster
Katsu Don Chicken Katsu
kakihurai 炸牡蛎
Gyu Gyu King Curry
oyako don 亲子丼
Deep Fried Chicken
Karaage Chicken
Gyugyuya (Downtown Toronto) Reviews
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The food is good. This place is always packed. I saw there wasnt the usual waiting line so i went in. I still had to stand and wait. Everything comes with curry except for 2 bowls. Im not a big curry fan so i got the beef bowl and chicken bowl I recommend eat it hot. I really liked the chicken bowl. The miso soup was ok.
Yummy food is yum. It's not a good idea to come here with a big group though!
Very good food for a good price, exceptional service as well as a cosy atmosphere
Hours
| Monday | 10AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9PM |
Gyugyuya in Downtown Toronto is known for its delicious curry dishes, especially the don and katsu curry. The portions are large and satisfying, with prices around $15 to $20, making it a good value. The menu includes vegetarian options, and customers often enjoy dishes like Ika Curry with crispy squid rings, deep-fried pork cutlet that crunches, and tender fried mackerel served with tangy tartar sauce. The servings are generous, and the staff is friendly and attentive, creating a pleasant dining atmosphere. The restaurant is quite busy during weekday lunch hours, mostly with students, and has decent seating. Many visitors recommend splitting the Gyu King Curry platter, which includes pork, chicken, sausage, and shrimp all in one. The space has been updated with a more modern, minimalist look since their renovation, and the curry itself is a little sweeter and heavier than before, but still delicious and worth visiting. It is a great spot for a filling meal after a day of shopping or exploring downtown Toronto.