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I like that this a local ramen spot and I do prefer to support local small businesses but unfortunately, I found the ramen here not as good as the big chains from Japan (konjiki, ikkousha) and Canada (santouka, sansotei). The broth was a bit bland. When we ordered the spicy one, we were warned that it was extremely spicy. But we found it to be a medium spice at best. Also, the spicy ramen broth was not very flavourful, it seemed to just focus on spice. The service was excellent and the noodles were good but I left a little disappointed since I've heard great things about this place.

Very good sushi. It's a stand-up sushi bar where pieces are given to you one by one. You can converse with the chef preparing your food which adds to the atmosphere. The sushi quality is very high for Toronto standards and the price is fairly high too. This is not a filling meal but a good snack or appetizer before a meal. The staff were very accommodating and the service was excellent. The uni and salmon roe were particularly good. Worth a try and you will leave hungry with just the set menu.

Nice park to walk around. Lots of families and other people there enjoying the park. There was a street musician playing jazz. An interesting part was the narrow path by the river. It can be fairly wide but can also be quite narrow where it allows only 1 person to walk around. The riverwalk is quite long and goes from the park to downtown. You can catch a glimpse of some ducks or other fowl flying under the bridge sometimes. Great for a fall or spring walk.