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Aldous Silas
4 reviews on 1 places
This is a great place to have Japanese food in the heart of Toronto.. The food was amazing.. Slightly westernized japanese food makes you crave more. The portion sizes are reasonable as well.
The signature sushi platter is slightly on the smaller side, but it is fresh and delicious. The chicken dishes were amazing, with portion size being generous. The desserts were also great.
It is a great place to hang out, carry out business lunches, or just dine in. The servers go the extra mile to ensure that you are taken care of. They also explain the dishes, making you aware of the dishes you have ordered.
This cozy place, with great foods and service, gets a solid 4 stars. The only reason it does not get a 5 is because of its upscale pricing.. It could cost 50 cad per person for a meal here.
The signature sushi platter is slightly on the smaller side, but it is fresh and delicious. The chicken dishes were amazing, with portion size being generous. The desserts were also great.
It is a great place to hang out, carry out business lunches, or just dine in. The servers go the extra mile to ensure that you are taken care of. They also explain the dishes, making you aware of the dishes you have ordered.
This cozy place, with great foods and service, gets a solid 4 stars. The only reason it does not get a 5 is because of its upscale pricing.. It could cost 50 cad per person for a meal here.
Great food.. the fried rice was amazing. It is super close to a thai fried rice that you would eat in a Bangkok steeet. No complaints about the service. The portion sizes were on the smaller side.
The noodles (curry pad thai and house special noodles) were great as well. It definitely was the best Curry pad thai I had in GTA.
The interior is interesting. Some may love it and some won't. I was indifferent as the food was great. It is a family run place and I believe they are going to serve good food for a while. Recommended a visit, at least once.
The noodles (curry pad thai and house special noodles) were great as well. It definitely was the best Curry pad thai I had in GTA.
The interior is interesting. Some may love it and some won't. I was indifferent as the food was great. It is a family run place and I believe they are going to serve good food for a while. Recommended a visit, at least once.
Ordered over phone for pickup on a friday afternoon. High quality service with speedy preparation of food.
The ramen was good. Adequate spicyness and salt was added. The creamy vegetarian ramen was quite milky. If you don't like creamy food its not for you. Netsu rame with chicken was great. Thin soup with Adequately spiced. The portion sizes were also very reasonable.
The tofu was sweet and on the raw side. Which was perfect qith the sauce it came in.
Yakisoda had good ratio of vegetables to noodles and meat. The taste was more on sweet side compared to savory. Portion sizes were great.
Service was amazing as well.
The ramen was good. Adequate spicyness and salt was added. The creamy vegetarian ramen was quite milky. If you don't like creamy food its not for you. Netsu rame with chicken was great. Thin soup with Adequately spiced. The portion sizes were also very reasonable.
The tofu was sweet and on the raw side. Which was perfect qith the sauce it came in.
Yakisoda had good ratio of vegetables to noodles and meat. The taste was more on sweet side compared to savory. Portion sizes were great.
Service was amazing as well.
The food is great.. I tried mutton rolls, mutton roti, beef patty, chicken kottu, fried rice, noodles and Chiken biriyani. The food was on point except chickn kottu. Biriyani is the best in whole Toronto from the places ai have tried. Fried rice is same style as biriyani but biriyani is much better in taste.. Food is cheap and portions are generous..i would definitely recommend and come back.