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Kaiseki-Sakura
With its glossy black banquettes and pink back-lit bar, not to mention soft jazz and a long list of saketinis, the room looks like... | | Sushi Marche
Behind an innocuous east-side storefront find a terrific bare-bones Japanese take-away fronted by sushi master John Lee – who trai... | | NAMI Japanese Restaurant
In Tokyo, a sushi bar and robata would never cohabit, but aficionados of both are comfortable here. Even during the week, the plac... | | |
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Hiro Sushi
Much in demand when foreign heads of state or Japanese-born baseball stars are in town, chef-owner H... | | Swan
Abetted by booths outfitted with Formica tables, a matching counter (with stools) and a vintage Coke... | | Debu Saha's Biryani House
This split-level, carpeted, chandeliered room is home to some of Toronto's best Indian cuisine.... | | Mildred Pierce Restaurant
She's matured in her 16 years, the industrial wasteland that surrounded her now full of townhouses, ... | | Silver Spoon
In a west-end room that exudes cool, romantic charm, chef Rocco Agostino brings just-fussy-enough fl... | | | |
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Black Camel
What a boon to Rosedale. Black and white tiles and just a handful of seats keep the small room tidy.... | | Pulp Kitchen
Further proof Queen East is the new Queen West, and healthy the new hip. Lounge and light funk set an upbeat tone in a calming gre... | | Sushi On Bloor
Often imitated and the winner of NOW's Readers Poll for best sushi four years running, this modish Annex spot rolls out bargain al... | | Marcello's
Although it's not the trendiest place in town, how this outstanding old-school trat continues to fly under some foodies radar myst... | | La Tea Da
This cute tea house in the Beach is quintessentially quaint, complete with eclectic china, teapots perched on tea-light-candle war... | | | |
