Koyoi - Toronto

The cortex tastes like gum that was immersed in the raw garlic paste, the tofu was super salty. eating was good. apparently the owner is changed? why have they... read more The cortex tastes like gum that was immersed in the raw garlic paste, the tofu was super salty. eating was good. apparently the owner is changed? why have they changed the menu and recipe, the old koyoi salat and the cortex were fantastic.

Probably a great place for drinks but their food doesn't disappoint either. Many fares are geared towards tapas style, and the service is great.With the amount... read more Probably a great place for drinks but their food doesn't disappoint either. Many fares are geared towards tapas style, and the service is great.With the amount of space they occupy inside, it's surprising they have that many items in their menu. There's a patio during the warmer days.

Most authentic and real Japanese meal I have ever had in town. I was like back in Japan and the taste reminded me of all the amazing things of Japan. The portio... read more Most authentic and real Japanese meal I have ever had in town. I was like back in Japan and the taste reminded me of all the amazing things of Japan. The portion might not be sufficient for locals but the food is definitely in exceptionally good taste, and this place is perfect for having a drink and some light food.

This picturesque little place is one of my favorites The Bar Snacks are authentic Japanese The alcohol is Japanese Staff are all Japanese very comfortable, frie... read more This picturesque little place is one of my favorites The Bar Snacks are authentic Japanese The alcohol is Japanese Staff are all Japanese very comfortable, friendly atmosphere Nice patio parking sucks

This restaurant is located on Irwin Ave and offers basic grills as well as whiskey, sake, and a few appetizers. One thing I really appreciate is that they serve... read more This restaurant is located on Irwin Ave and offers basic grills as well as whiskey, sake, and a few appetizers. One thing I really appreciate is that they serve Ochazuke, which is not commonly found in other Japanese restaurants. My friend tried the Udon and said it was one of the best they've had outside of Japan. If you're looking for a no-frills dining experience, this place is definitely worth a visit.