Tatsuro's

What Reddit says

Known for Japanese-Italian fusion, especially wafu pasta, along with mochi waffles and house-made bread. Redditors mention a 1970s Japan atmosphere and a clean room, and they group it with other well-liked east end spots.

Paraphrased from the comments below.

What to order

• 8.8
  Pasta#11 for pasta in Toronto
  Worth trying
• 8.4
  Brunch#11 for brunch in Toronto
  Worth trying
• Bread1 Redditor
• Fried Chicken1 Redditor
• Pancakes1 Redditor
• Sandwiches1 Redditor

In their words

Short excerpts, each linked to the full comment on Reddit.

• “Wafu pasta @ Tatsuro's”

• “I would say the pastas at [Tatsuro's](https://www.tatsuros.com/food) would qualify as Japanese-Italian fusion.”

• “during my recent visit I didn't see anything wrong with the establishment. The place was really clean and our food was exceptional.”

• “Brunch - daily grind, solkatt, holmpei, Susie's rise & dine, tatsuro's”

• “Tatsuro’s has chicken karaage with mochi waffles and miso syrup. A fantastic, interesting take on the dish.”

• “I visited the restaurant with a couple of friends a few days ago and had a great time!”

• “Mildred's Temple kitchen, L'avenue, Good Fork, White Lily Diner, Maha's, Ohiru Cafe, Tatsuro's.”

• “Tatsuro, mahas on greenwood, lady marmalade”

• “Seconding the Wafu Carbonara, especially if you like spicy and have it with their house hot sauce.”

• “Mildred's temple kitchen, L'avenue, Good Fork, White Lily Diner, Maha's, Ohiru Cafe, Tatsuro's.”

• “70s Japan vibes, really solid food. Mochi waffles and house made bread really stood out.”

• “But neither serve an actual Japanese style breakfast with fish and miso and veg and natto which is a bummer”