Sushi Okeya Kyujiro
★ 4.9 (127) · 
26 Bellair St #2f, Toronto, ON M5R 2C7, Canada
Phone: (437) 875-2266
Website: https://okeya.ca/toronto-reservation/
Sushi Okeya Kyujiro in Toronto is a 4.9-star Japanese restaurant with 127 Google reviews, known for Omakase (20-25 Course) and Fried Lobster.
Why we love it
- Japanese Omakase with theatrical flair
- Located near Near Yorkville Ave and Cumberland St
- Intimate setting, 20-25 course meal, live violin performance
- Attentive service with traditional Japanese touches
- Japanese Omakase with theatrical flair
- Located near Near Yorkville Ave and Cumberland St
- Intimate setting, 20-25 course meal, live violin performance
- Attentive service with traditional Japanese touches
What to Order
Omakase (20-25 Course)
This multi-course chef's tasting menu features impeccably fresh, seasonal sushi and unique cooked dishes, often sourced directly from Japan.
"Every single dish was beautifully presented and incredibly delicious."
Tin Tin
Fried Lobster
A perfectly crispy and flavorful cooked dish that stands out among the many courses for its tender texture and rich taste.
"the lobster was perfectly crispy and flavorful."
王俐文
Sukiyaki
This traditional Japanese hot pot dish features incredibly tender wagyu beef that melts in your mouth, offering a rich and savory experience.
"The wagyu was incredibly tender and literally melted in my mouth..."
王俐文
Uni (Sea Urchin)
Featured in multiple courses, the uni is a highlight for its freshness and distinct, rich flavor, appealing to sea urchin enthusiasts.
"Three of the courses featured uni, which I really enjoyed."
MH
Sparkling Sake
A delightful beverage option that complements the meal, with some guests enjoying it so much they purchase a bottle to take home.
"The sparkling sake was delicious, and we even bought a bottle to take home."
alice
Inside Scoop
- Be prepared for a "dinner and a show" experience, as theatrical elements are central to the dining.
- The head chef often performs a violin piece, sometimes for special occasions like birthdays.
- Guests may receive a small Japanese token or gift upon leaving, adding a thoughtful touch.
- The experience can feel rushed at times, despite being the only seating per night.
- The price point is high, so be ready for a significant investment for this unique experience.