Asahi Super Dry Restaurants in Toronto
The best places in Toronto to eat Asahi Super Dry. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Toronto who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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4.4
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City: Toronto, 668 Bloor Street West, M6G 4B9, Toronto, Canada
At Kinton Ramen from Toronto it's possible to taste delicious vegetarian dishes, that were made without any animal meat or fish, The successful fusion of different meals with fresh and partially daring ingredients is highly valued by the visitors - a nice example of Asian Fusion. A lot of freshly harvested vegetables, fish and meat is used in the healthy Japanese cuisine of Kinton Ramen, On the daily specials there are also several Asian menus.
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City: Toronto, 115 Yorkville AveON M5R 1C1, Toronto, United States
"My husband and I did not enjoy our dinner at Kasa Moto. We will not return. Although we ordered from the Winterlicious menu, it didn't mean that we needed to be rushed out. My husband didn't even finish his appetizer before our mains arrived. There was no apology about the main arriving before he finished his first course. Our mains was just left at our table. We felt quite rushed. When I checked my phone, I realized that we had a 3-course meal in 45 minutes. I would expect a fine dining restaurant like Kasa Moto to have better service than this."
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4.6
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City: Toronto, 55 Bloor St W 51st Floor, Toronto, Canada
"Best restaurant in the city"
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City: Toronto, 370 King Street West, Toronto, Canada
"We found this gem...now our go to for theatre nite dinner....staff great, every meal has been incredible, cannot wait till our next visit"
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City: Toronto, 668 King St W, Toronto, Ontario M5V 1M7, Canada, M5V1M9
"Having spent a few hours enjoying plays at the Toronto Fringe Festival last Monday evening, we wandered down Bathurst Street to King Street to find a place to eat. It was good fortune that we turned left on King instead of right, otherwise we would have missed Blowfish on the northeast corner. This is a large restaurant with a typical Japanese minimalist décor - totally to our liking. In fact, they even promote their menu as Japanese Fusion. On a summer Monday evening it was fairly quiet with perhaps 15 diners, including ourselves.They were promoting their Summer Menu. At $35 for 3 courses it looked like a great deal so we ordered it. We were not disappointed! The salad was outstanding and set on a bed of thinly sliced watermelon. The next course was a plate of 4 pieces of sushi. I'm allergic to shrimp. No problem, they substituted something equally delectable. We both agreed it was some of the finest sushi we have ever tasted (and we eat Japanese fairly often.)! The main course was the fusion part of the meal - a favourite of mine, Branzino fillet. As is usually the case with Japanese dining, the presentation of each course was sensational. The service from Richelle was terrific, although chances are she may not have had the time to chat with us so much had we been there on a busy Friday night! Wine prices are a little steep at $14 for a 5oz glass (they also sell 3oz glasses) but that seems to be the norm in downtown restaurants in big cities.We had a delightful evening at Blowfish and highly recommend a visit to enjoy their Summer Menu."
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$6.8
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