Tokyo Kitchen

What Reddit says

Redditors recommend Tokyo Kitchen as a good-value Japanese lunch near Yonge and Bloor, with generous portions, a side salad and a well-liked curry katsu. It is often grouped with Manpuku and similar budget spots.

Paraphrased from the comments below.

What to order

• 7.4
  Curry#6 for curry in Toronto
  Worth trying
• 7.1
  Katsu#9 for katsu in Toronto
  Worth trying
• Sushi4 Redditors
• Cake1 Redditor
• Karaage1 Redditor
• Takoyaki1 Redditor
• Udon1 Redditor

In their words

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

• “At $17, given the central location, deliciousness, portions, and it includes a small side salad, definitely hits the spot.”

• “the whole menu is solid and classic with home-cooked vibes”

• “It sits somewhere between Manpuku and Tokyo Kitchen in terms of quality and value”

• “pretty decent but expected better based on reviews”

• “This place more than most Japanese restaurants in Toronto actually reminded me of the kind of food you’d get in Japan”

• “I love Tokyo Kitchen but I would not call it izakaya food at all.”

• “I don't think there's much better options in the area unless you're willing to take the trek up to Tokyo Kitchen.”

• “Tokyo kitchen at bloor/yonge has such good curry katsu.”

• “They also have it as a set with tempura, which I highly recommend.”

• “Japanese curry at Tokyo kitchen, doesn’t really have chunks of meat”

• “Their vegetable tempura is also very good, they fry it rather delicately so the vegetables retain a lot of moisture and sweetness”

• “U know sushi and Tokyo sushi both on Queensway- quality Japanese and great prices”