Top Best Japanese Restaurants in York

"Lavelle is our top pick for rooftop patio spots for two reasons, day and night. With a chill lounge vibe at night and a rooftop pool party vibe during the day you can sip on tasty drinks from the top of King West with an incredible view of the fashion district from above. This spot caters more so to a mix of young professionals and mature business professionals, so expect a diverse yet classy crowd."

"Who: Lavelle sits 16 stories above the city on Toronto’s King Street West. They’re a known spot in Toronto’s nightlife for its luxurious lounge bar, dining room, outdoor pool, and cabanas, with an unobstructed, 360-degree view of the city skyline. Jobs: They’re hiring for many positions, including Back of House and Front of House."

"Miku pioneered aburi-style sushi in Canada — which, for the uninitiated, translates to 'flame-seared'. In practice, this means the fish is cooked over fire to create new textures and enhance flavour, searing it over binchotan (Japanese bamboo charcoal). The restaurant also has a signature secret sauce, known only by a handful of its chefs."

"Perched down by the harbourfront, Miku is one of the best restaurants in Toronto for totally fresh and tasty Japanese cuisine. Although prices can be a little steeper than some other spots in the city, it’s well worth it for the quality of the food. Top tip: Make sure to try their sushi and sashimi selection."

"While the experiential dining experience at King West’s Minami (225 King St. W) is probably best enjoyed in-person within its stylish walls, the high-end Japanese spot is a solid go-to for an elevated at-home sushi night. Freshly opened in November, the latest concept from the team behind Aburi and Miku offers an expansive to-go menu of sushi and rolls, small plates (ranging from brown butter gratin potatoes and Brussels sprouts, to Atlantic salmon mushiyaki and Halibut Tatsuta-Age), bentos, bowls, and desserts. Make a night out of it with beverage options like sake (naturally), wine, beer (Japanese, European, and local options), or cider."

"For a cool King West patio with a view of the CN Tower, this patio is very welcoming to families. If you have young kids, be sure to ask for a table with regular chairs (versus the high back bar stool tables) and yes, they also have highchairs. In addition to the daily drink specials and delectable Japanese dishes, the chef here is happy to make small modifications for the young ones."

"If you’re looking for another garden oasis outside Toronto’s downtown core head to Guild Park & Gardens. Located along the shores of Lake Ontario, within the Scarborough Bluffs chain of parks, is a stunning expanse of green space. Guild Park & Gardens stretches across 80 acres and is a fantastical blend of history and nature."

"Il Cavallino is reputable to being known as one of the finest Italian Cuisines in the York Regiona area. Its delicate cuisine is complimented with an articulate wine selection. Open for dinnerDress code: Shirt/Slacks Req.Phone: +1 905-850-3629"

"Grilladerie, Restaurant gastronomique, Italienne, Grande carte des vins. Découvrez un menu proposant fruits de mer, une variété de pizzas et des pates, aux prix de 26$ à 60$ et venez profit... Restaurants de fruits de mer, Restaurants italiens"

"Valens Restaurant is situated in the heart of Downtown Toronto in the beautiful village of Baldwin. The place has a perfect selection of fusion dishes from around the world. The restaurant boasts of providing exceptional food, excellent service, and a full bar/wine selection."

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"If you’re a GTA native or have been living in the area for a while, you probably know that Hanlan’s Point has a secret: there’s a nude section to this beach. But, if you don’t feel like bearing that post-quarantine body quite yet, there’s also a large expanse of beach that requires bathing suits."

"Probably best known for its “clothing optional” section, don’t let that scare you away from this beach. Hanlan’s Point Beach is perfect for your next getaway. Located on Toronto Island, you’ll have to take a short ferry ride to get there."

"The beach is located on the southern shore of Toronto Island Park, in an area also known as “Manitou Beach”. Centre Island Beach has very calm, shallow, and slightly warm waters because the rock breakwater was built to provide a barrier from the open lake. This beach is an ideal place for the entire family to go for a walk, swim, relax, picnic, and enjoy the scenery."

"Also located on Toronto Island, Centre Island Beach is commonly referred to as “Manitou Beach” after the Algonquin tribes that originally settled there. The beach has a rock wall that keeps larger waves out, while its relatively shallow waters can often bring warmer temperatures."

"*NOTE: Centreville Amusement Park and Far Enough Farm are closed in summer 2020. A day on Centre Island is a must for your summer bucket list. The beach is small but clean, with shallow water and a sandy floor—perfect for young children."

"Ward’s Island Beach is one of several beaches on the Toronto Islands along with Centre Island Beach, Hanlan’s Point Beach and Gibraltar Point Beach. A short ferry ride from downtown Toronto, you can find this scenic beach on the southeastern shore of Toronto Island Park and because it’s set away from most of the action of other parts of the island and a more residential area, it tends to be a bit quieter. The water here is mostly calm and shallow making it good for swimming, and there is a volleyball net for beach volleyball fans and a disc golf course nearby."

"Ward’s Island is located on the Toronto Islands where you need to take a ferry to get to it. Ward’s Beach is on the eastern side of the island and is a little more removed and quieter than the other beaches the Island offers. This Blue Flag Certified beach has some nice views and a cafe nearby."

"Ward’s Island Beach is a beautiful hidden gem with calm and clear waters. Take Ward’s Island ferry to get to the beach. Where: Located on the shores of Lake Ontario on Toronto Islands, Toronto"