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Si vous voulez de bons souvenirs de Knox Presbyterian Church, venez d'abord dans ce restaurant. Si vous n'avez jamais goûté la cuisine japonaise, venez à Yasu - Sushi Bar. Dans ce lieu, les clients peuvent goûter des escalopes cuites à la perfection. Ne partez pas sans avoir dégusté une glace au sésame fascinante. Démarrez votre repas avec un vin de prune délicieux. Après une longue journée de travail, vous pouvez essayer un thé vert glacé immense.
Cet endroit est si bien placé qu'on peut y accéder en utilisant n'importe quel transport. Un personnel efficace montre un haut niveau d'hospitalité dans ce restaurant. Un service digne est ce que les visiteurs apprécient ici. Payez un prix juste pour manger dans Yasu - Sushi Bar. Un décor beau et une ambiance spectaculaire permettent aux clients de se détendre. Ce lieu est classé 3 étoiles d'aprés le Frommer's car c'est un endroit exceptionnel.
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Richard Noun
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Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $100+ Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
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Brian Cheung
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The whole dinner was served with courtesy but the reason why I did not feel welcome was how they served the sake pairing. They preserved the tradition in izakaya of serving sake by the glass inside a Masu (pine wooden box). That is fine and dandy. HOWEVER, it is also customary that they should OVERFILL the sake to indicate that they are happy to have you there, too happy that they forgot to stop pouring. Yasu did NONE OF THAT. The waitress made sure every pouring was to the rim of the sake cup and nothing more, not even a single drop, on every pouring. This kind of service is so halfway that it's trying to impress by following the tradition to a certain degree and then drop the ball because they were playing cheap. Why serve it in a Masu then?!?! It was insulting. For a $80 pairing, I didn't expect such a cheap treatment. In this day and age, just simply being courteous does not win you any stars! MacDonald's cashiers are equally courteous. And as for $80 pairing, it is definitely NOT worth the money. Sake they serve can be easily purchased from LCBO. For instance, they served Dassai 45. This is the CHEAPEST Dassai you can get from LCBO, $33.65/bottle. I expect more exquisite sake choices, if not 23, at least 39. The pairing quantity is also sorrowfully limited and has nothing to do with the fish that's being served. I feel like ordering another bottle of Dassai to finish the dinner but they charge $150 for that, and in light of the rush time frame (they need to serve another round after my dinner), I gave up. It is customary for a restaurant to charge about 3 times the LCBO price, but X5 is highway robbery. As for the food, only fools would try to distinguish freshness and taste of fish between Japanese restaurants in Toronto. All fishes come from the same limited number of suppliers in Toronto. There is no difference in fish quality between a $50 Omakase and a $600 Omakase. The chef serving us had bluntly admitted that over 50% of their fish do not come from Japan but Spain and Portugal rather. That included the Akami, Chu Toro and OToro that were served. I still gave them 2 stars on food because they served their sushi in WARM sushi rice which is uncommon amongst Toronto sushi restaurants. It is a conscious choice by the chef as I realize that even after they had refill their Ohitsu (rice bucket), the temperature is constant between refills. I applaud such choice on a late Fall night. This is really a personal preference, some like it cold, other likes it room temperature and I haven't had warm sushi for a long time so I savored the occasional change. Finally, the atmosphere. This restaurant was converted from an old resident so admittedly, space is limited. However, having the washrooms located upstairs and customers access them through VERY narrow stairway is very uncomfortable. Lastly, It is also sad that they do not have a waiting area. DO NOT ARRIVE EARLY! In light of how bad constructions are going on all around downtown, I planned extra time just so I won't be late for my dinner appointment. I arrived 25mins early and was politely asked to leave and return. Most high end Omakase restaurants in Toronto wouldn't dare serving THREE rounds in an evening (2 rounds max) and since Yasu thinks that they could do that, at least have the courtesy to have a small waiting area for customers who might arrive early. The 2 table seats they have are entirely there for money grabs. Omakase shouldn't be served to the table but directly from the chef right in front of you at the counter. Since their business is so good they made those 2 tables so they can grab more money while giving up the essence of omakase. Make those tables sofa or even stools is the least they can do! This restaurant is another example of restaurants who treat profitability above hospitality and traditions. Food: 2 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1
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81 Harbord St, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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| LundiLun | 18:00-23:00 |
| MardiMar | 18:00-23:00 |
| MercrediMer | 18:00-23:00 |
| JeudiJeu | 18:00-23:00 |
| VendrediVen | 17:00-23:30 |
| SamediSam | 17:00-23:30 |
| DimancheDim | 17:00-23:30 |
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