Tokyo Kitchen
$$ • Japanese, VegetarianAbout Tokyo Kitchen
Customers' Favorites
Rice Bowl with Chicken Katsu and Shrimp Tempura
Curry Udon with Wagyu Sukiyaki Beef
Chicken Karaage Curry
Chicken Katsu Curry
Salmon Ikura Donburi
Tendon and Katsudon
Salmon & Ikura Don
Pork Katsu Bento
Mitarashi Dango
Original Korokke
Tokyo Kitchen Reviews
284 ratings
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This was so good. The authentic Japanese restaurant ever in Toronto!! My boss who born in Canada and has Japanese background told us it’s owned by JAPANESE.
There are so many Japanese restaurants which is not owned by Japanese in here.
They still tastes okay, but not the best. We finally found one that makes us feel like we are back in Japan.
Some people mentioned about the position, but it’s just right size. We could finish it, no need to bring the...read full review
There are so many Japanese restaurants which is not owned by Japanese in here.
They still tastes okay, but not the best. We finally found one that makes us feel like we are back in Japan.
Some people mentioned about the position, but it’s just right size. We could finish it, no need to bring the...read full review
Pleasant atmosphere, great service team, sensational food presentation, and the flavor of the food was astonishing.
Went there multiple times. Very nice and authentic Japanese food. My favorite is definitely the sashimi don!
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 12 - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 12 - 10PM |
| Thursday | 12 - 10PM |
| Friday | 12 - 10PM |
| Saturday | 12 - 10PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 9PM |
Tokyo Kitchen is a charming restaurant known for its very good service. The Japanese ladies working there are gentle and attentive, making every visit enjoyable. The food is affordable, filling, and delicious, with a variety of Japanese dishes to choose from. The sets and bentos are great options, with lunches priced under $20. The creamy shrimp croquette is a must-try, and the pork katsu bento provides plenty for lunch. Customers keep coming back for the ikura salmon don, curry, udon, and the favorite dessert, mitarashi dango. Dishes like beef udon soup, karaage, and shrimp tempura receive high praise for being outstanding. The hot dishes arrive hot and are flavorful, and the fresh food is well presented. The restaurant has a casual and relaxed feel, with great atmosphere and service with smiles, although some customers have noted that the area outside can be uncomfortable due to the presence of homeless individuals. Popular dishes include Chicken Katsu dinner, Poke style sashimi don, sukiyaki curry udon, onsen egg, vegetable tempura, and zaru soba. The homestyle cooking is comforting, and the garden salad comes with a delicious sesame dressing. Despite the simple decor, the focus remains on the fantastic food and friendly service, with many looking forward to trying new dishes like the tendon. The patio outside is perfect for summertime dining, although the vibe can be affected by the surroundings.