Top Best Japanese Restaurants in Ontario

"This place has pretty much all you could dream of when it comes to stellar sights of the city. Their 360 degree views make dining here more than memorable. AND they have a bar and an outdoor pool, so come back in the summertime for a skyline dip."

"This Vancouver transplant made a serious splash after landing on the waterfront in 2015, drawing date-night diners and the deep-walleted business crowd alike. Pressed, flame-seared aburi sushi is the signature here, but the kitchen turns out a variety of styles and plates, including a kaiseki menu, with flair that gently flaunts tradition while justifying its pedigree and price tag. Don’t miss the sake selection assembled by in-house sake somm Miki Ellis."

"Industrial lighting fixtures hang from the ceiling at Miku, one of Toronto’s most impressive sushi spots. Elegant black and white furniture contrasts the stark nature of the industrial lighting, and the result is something unique and intimate. The only thing more impressive than the dramatic decor is perhaps the menu."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Miku Toronto (@mikutoronto) on Sep 12, 2019 at 9:00am PDT"

"To-Ne Sushi is Chinatown’s popular spot for cheap, but delicious, sushi. Rolls average around $8, with a few topping out at around $12.95-$14.95 (these are meant for splurging), but maki and veggie rolls are more around the $4-$6 range. Sushi nigiri goes for about $4-$6 and sashimi for $5-$6, except for the expensive toro, or tuna belly."

"#namirestaurant #toronto #japanesefood #washoku #omakase #sushi #foodporn #foodie. Nami Japanese Restaurant is an elegant spot that has been in business for over three decades. The place serves up classical Japanese eats, like a steaming hot pot of aromatic sukiyaki or its very own Sushi Pizza, which was invented by Nami years ago."

"Located in the core of downtown Toronto, this is a Japanese restaurant you won’t forget. Nami Japanese Seafood Restaurant serves authentic, traditional Japanese cuisine in a modern-designed restaurant. Entering the front door is like stepping off the plane in Kyoto."

"Kensington Natural Bakery has operated since 1980, and they have lots of vegan, gluten-free and keto baked goods. They also have products suitable for many allergies. This is a vegetarian bakery, but it’s extremely vegan friendly."

"This Hong Kong street food classic has become one of the city’s latest craze—Golden Waffles. You can have it in original flavour or you can choose from one of the dazzling premium versions that include bubble waffles with mochi, stuffed with cheese, drizzled with caramel and/or topped with ice cream. Whatever you decide, you can’t go wrong."

"This small-batch ice cream shop consistently sells out of their delicious handmade flavours that include pandan, banoffee pie, oolong, ribena and mango. Just make sure you get there early enough in the day to get your hands on one of the scoops or pints."

"Machino Donuts is a vegan donut shop in Toronto open from Friday to Sunday. Their donuts look so delectable and come in an assortment of amazing flavors. It’s also possible to order letter donuts so you can spell out people’s names or words in donuts."

"A post shared by MACHINO DONUTS Vegan・Handmade (@machinodonuts). Another plant-based pick on today’s list has got to be the delicious vegan donuts available at Machino Donuts. These scrumptious creations are full of flavour."

"Every made-from-scratch donut at VON Doughnuts has jam, filling, custard or icing. House favorites include the sangria, peanut butter jelly time and caramel salt ‘n’ pepa. Get them while they’re hot because they usually sell out long before 6pm."

"Location: 713 Danforth Ave, Toronto, ON M4J 1L2Hours: Closed on Mondays. Tuesday-Saturday open between 10 am and 6 pm.Price: 1/2 dozen for $17.10, full dozen for $29.95. Specialty donuts are slightly more expensive as are the kabobs."