August8 - Brampton
August8
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August 8 offers an all-you-can-eat Japanese dining experience with iPad ordering. While some diners were disappointed by limited lunch options and deceptive business practices, others praised the prompt service and extensive menu selection. The food quality received mixed reviews, with some finding dishes bland while others enjoyed fresh sushi and unique fusion options. Ambiance and service were highlighted as positive aspects, with efficient tablet ordering and friendly staff. The restaurant's COVID protocols were commended, and portion sizes were noted to be generous. Overall, August 8 offers a diverse culinary experience in a vibrant setting.
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The all you can eat service is always wonderful but they have been taking a lot of things off their lunch menu and adding to dinner menu : The sushi is always tasty, fresh, and the presentation is perfect. The restaurant is clean and service is quick.
Pretty good. Salmon was really delicious... Very fresh and palatable. The eel, unagi, was a little bit tasting like the fish tank... .but overall it's very very good. Lunch Buffet was about $30 $12 for the hot sake
Dre @aug8restaurant: We were very confused when we saw this restaurant take the place of where Spring Rolls used to be at Bramalea City Centre. We thought the new restaurant was opening on August 8th, but then we found out it was the actual name of the restaurant! It didn't make it clearer when it did actually open sometime close to August 8. I think it was either a couple weeks before or after.
Sometimes you have an AYCE sushi craving. Other times it's dim sum. At August 8, you can dine on both! Since inception in Hamilton, it has caught on with locations creeping into the GTA. We visited the newish restaurant at Bramalea Mall. The mall has been revamped to give it a bit of class. The eye-catching August 8 wall is hard to miss. Took some time to be seated inside the restaurant, which has multiple dining areas with unique decors. Tablet ordering is efficient, though ours wasn't initially setup till we asked. The assortment of platters quickly arrived however. Sashimi, siu mai, dumplings buns portions were small. Guess that's quite ideal for average quality AYCE. A few other highlights: Scallops were mildly sweet plump in the sashimi and salad appetizer. Avoid the taco calamari which were over-fried dry. The torched sushi rainbow roll with salmon, snapper, tuna and butterfish had terrific flavour from the sweet soy sauce hint of smokiness. The aburi sushi selection was equally tasty. Better than plain rice bowls that were ordered by a few other tables! For birthdays, they gave a special slice of mille cake which we enjoyed with several layers of crepe and ice cream. My wife quite liked the meal so we came back as soon as we were able to dine-in post-pandemic lockdown when one of us craved for sushi and the other for dim sum.
Beautiful new restaurant where spring rolls used to be. Every table has an ipad mini to order from. Similar menu to other AYCE places but more dim sum offerings. Try the steamed custard bun for dessert! Dinner was 28.99 on a friday... So quite a bit more than good ol' 168. Will probably return every now and then for the dim sum and atmosphere... but 168 still is the best value for money.
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