Hikari Restaurant
345 Victoria Ave, Windsor
(519) 255-7711
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Great sushi far better than anywhere else in the Windsor area!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Such fresh and delish sushi! Definitely will be going bsck again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great food
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The best sushi in town
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Went here with my wife and daughter the other day and was not disappointed!! Hikari has the best Takoyaki & Okonomiyaki in the city by a long shot. The Servers are very friendly and accommodating. Also the tuna sashimi was so fresh and delicious.. Hontoni Oishii!!
We Can't wait to go back!!
Excellent service and food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Takeout was so weirdly packaged
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 1
I will make this review short and simple, because that would summarize my experience at Hikari
They have high quality sushi. EXCELLENT nigiri pieces.
Miso soup should not be that good for only 3$
The rolls were good. Not mind blowing.
Customer service was not an issue.
Would i come back?
honest answer is No.
Reason being: for the price i paid (with Tip) , was like 53$. I was not 100% full. I have an abnormal amount of food that i need to intake to be satisfyingly full. And for that price, it did not hit its mark.
Overall 4.3/5
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Best sushi I’ve ever tasted
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It is really difficult to try not to come in with a Toronto bias to the food scene in Windsor. I will try to come off objectively, I think one of the biggest things and this is supposed to be an industry standard is ticket times. From order to receiving, it took quite a long time >30 mins. Now, I will understand if it's understaffed but it didn't look like it. That and not seeing a server after ordering food to top up drinks is probably my biggest gripe about this place. Food wise, I think some dishes try to be creative but end up missing the nail completely. Fuji San roll as an example is supposed to come on a sizzling plate, but the roll does not sizzle. I imagine it was for texture purposes, but the roll was just warm. Okonomiyaki was disappointing, it seems to me that overcooked and over mixed the batter so it was just like this pasty pancake. I would say that their Korean dishes are definitely better than their sushi, it is just that pricing is pretty nuts. I get it, portions are bigger but sometimes having a large portion doesn't make up for the value. Likely will not be revisiting but for any tourist it's a pretty decent spot for Korean food.
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Authentic and good.
Great food and service. Nice atmosphere as well. Not my first time and won't be my last.
This place is the best sushi in Windsor. From the service, to the quality and presentation of the food, this place is always consistent.
The food was very good and high quality compared to most places in the city. You get what you pay for here. The service was a little slow but other than that everything was fine. Miso soup was good and the sushi was top notch.
Just like in the photo, each piece glistens with freshness—the salmon is buttery, the tuna rich and vibrant, and the rice perfectly seasoned. The presentation is artful, with vibrant colors and clean plating that make every dish Instagram-worthy. While it’s a bit pricey, the quality matches the cost, especially for special occasions or when you’re craving top-tier sushi.
You can almost taste the care put into each roll, from the delicate slices of fish to the crisp nori and balanced flavors. The ambiance, much like the photo’s sleek aesthetic, is modern and inviting. If you don’t mind treating yourself, this spot delivers an unforgettable sushi experience worth every penny!
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