Kiyomi
76 Gerrard St E, Toronto, ON M5G 2A7, Canada
Phone: (416) 979-1134
Website: https://kiyomiomakase.ca/
Kiyomi in Toronto is a 4.5-star Japanese restaurant with 318 Google reviews, known for Omakase Set Menu (Sushi or Tempura) and Squid Sushi.
Why we love it
- Japanese with Omakase
- Intimate, high-quality ingredients, attentive service
- Table service with chef interaction
- Japanese with Omakase
- Located nearby
- Intimate, high-quality ingredients, attentive service
- Table service with chef interaction
What to Order
Omakase Set Menu (Sushi or Tempura)
A multi-course tasting menu where the chef selects and prepares dishes using the freshest seasonal ingredients, offering either a sushi-focused or tempura-focused experience.
"An amazing omakase experience from start to finish. The ingredients were incredibly fresh, beautifully prepared, and every course was thoughtfully presented."
Q K
Squid Sushi
Fresh squid prepared as sushi, often noted for its tender texture and delicate flavor, sometimes enhanced with mentaiko.
"The squid being my favourite among them, unforgettable to me."
Nicole
Uni Dish
A sea urchin delicacy, praised for its freshness, sweetness, and creamy texture, often served as part of the omakase.
"The Uni Dish was one of my favourite of all time!"
Jagnoor Grewal
Scallop Tempura
Lightly battered and fried scallop, celebrated for its perfect balance of a crunchy exterior and tender, juicy interior.
"My personal favorites are the scallop, which is crunchy outside and tender and juicy inside, no need any extra seasoning, it’s all about the freshness and sweetness of the scallop itself"
Ishukone DS
Yuzu Ice Cream
A refreshing, homemade ice cream with the distinct citrusy flavor of yuzu, often served as a dessert to conclude the meal.
"The chef makes a yuzu ice cream for dessert and I kind of wish he sold it in a pint."
Shin Rung Hao
Negitoro Hand Roll
A hand-rolled sushi featuring fatty tuna (toro) and green onions (negi), known for its outstanding fish quality and expert preparation.
"Another favorite was the negitoro hand roll. I think part of my love for it comes from watching someone roll sushi with such expertise, but the quality of the fish was also outstanding."
Lisa Omoto
Inside Scoop
- Book ahead as walk-ins are not accepted.
- Tuesdays and Sundays are the busiest days; other days are quieter.
- The lunch omakase offers exceptional value for the quality.
- The chef already perfectly seasons the sushi, so skip the extra soy sauce and wasabi.
- They change the frying oil after each customer for the tempura omakase.





