What should I order at Imanishi Japanese Kitchen?

The most recommended dishes at Imanishi Japanese Kitchen include Kumamoto Sour Cocktail, Agedashi Eggplant, Tokyo Toast with Taro Ice Cream. These are the top picks based on reviewer consensus.

Is Imanishi Japanese Kitchen worth it?

Imanishi Japanese Kitchen has a 4.5-star rating based on 884 Google reviews. It has been recognized by The Infatuation (Best Restaurants). Japanese cuisine with a focus on small plates.

How much does Imanishi Japanese Kitchen cost?

Imanishi Japanese Kitchen is in the $$ price range ($$).

What is Imanishi Japanese Kitchen known for?

Imanishi Japanese Kitchen is a Japanese restaurant, recognized by The Infatuation, Located near Dundas St W and Beaconsfield Ave. Cozy atmosphere, curated sake list, unique desserts.

What type of restaurant is Imanishi Japanese Kitchen?

Imanishi Japanese Kitchen in Toronto — Japanese cuisine with a focus on small plates. Located near Dundas St W and Beaconsfield Ave. Cozy atmosphere, curated sake list, unique desserts. Casual dining with a sharing plate concept. Menu highlights include Kumamoto Sour Cocktail, Agedashi Eggplant, Tokyo Toast with Taro Ice Cream, Nagoya Ramen, Prawn and Cilantro Salad.

How do I make a reservation at Imanishi Japanese Kitchen?

You can make a reservation at Imanishi Japanese Kitchen through Resy at https://resy.com/cities/toronto-on/venues/imanishi-japanese-kitchen.

Imanishi Japanese Kitchen

Name: Imanishi Japanese Kitchen
Telephone: (416) 706-4225
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.5

★ 4.5 · · $$

1330 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1Y1, Canada

Phone: (416) 706-4225

Website: http://www.imanishi.ca/

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Imanishi Japanese Kitchen in Toronto is a 4.5-star Japanese restaurant with 884 Google reviews, known for Kumamoto Sour Cocktail and Agedashi Eggplant.

Why we love it

Japanese cuisine with a focus on small plates
Located near Dundas St W and Beaconsfield Ave
Cozy atmosphere, curated sake list, unique desserts
Casual dining with a sharing plate concept

Japanese cuisine with a focus on small plates
Located near Dundas St W and Beaconsfield Ave
Cozy atmosphere, curated sake list, unique desserts
Casual dining with a sharing plate concept

What to Order

Kumamoto Sour Cocktail

This cocktail is highly praised for its unique flavor and is a favorite among patrons.

"The Kumamoto sour cocktail is a must try!"
Izabela

Agedashi Eggplant

Customers rave about its flavor and texture, making it a standout dish.

"Favourite dishes included: agedashi eggplant."
Izabela

Tokyo Toast with Taro Ice Cream

This dessert is frequently mentioned as a must-order, with many describing it as unforgettable.

"The Tokyo Toast was amazing, must-order dessert to end off the meal."
Kevin Jing

Nagoya Ramen

The broth has received perfect scores from diners, making it a top choice for ramen lovers.

"Nagoya ramen (broth 10/10)."
Izabela

Prawn and Cilantro Salad

This dish is noted for its unique dressing and refreshing taste, making it a favorite among guests.

"Our favourite dish was the prawn and cilantro salad - the dressing was unique and fantastic."
Kevin Jing

Wagyu Beef Gyudon

This dish is appreciated for its generous portion of wagyu beef, though some find the flavor average.

"The Gyudon had a good amount of wagyu."
Kevin Jing

Corn Tempura

A popular dish that has garnered positive feedback for its taste and preparation.

"Corn tempura, sashimi, and ribs were to die for!"
Liz

Inside Scoop

Reservations are recommended, especially during peak hours.
Consider sharing multiple small plates to experience a variety of flavors.
Don't miss out on the unique dessert offerings, particularly the Tokyo Toast.