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7. J & J Wonton Noodle House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 244 reviews
Reviewed By operalover939
Weâve eaten better Chinese food in Toronto, but the dinner we had in J & J was pretty good. We shared three dishes, one squid, one duck, and one pork, and were very satisfied with all three. The shrimp and mango egg rolls we had as starters were also very good. Recommended.
6. GOZEN Sushi Bar Izakaya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
We offer exclusive sushi dining experience with in-house made soy sauce and sushi rice ingredients with Akazu which allows us not to use any sugar. Please come and enjoy upscale Izakaya atmosphere with great selection of premium sake, carefully chosen mus
Reviewed By MadamJosephine
This restaurant looks a bit sad from the outside, no-one is sitting at the outside tables, but inside it's a different story. Lively and warm, the service is efficient and spot on. We sat at a high table near the sushi/sashimi bar and watched 3 staff working non-stop making amazing rolls. The menu is huge, there are almost too many choices, but we settle on sock-eye salmon sashimi which is even better than we had enjoyed in Japan. Then edenami, real crab California Rolls, Okonomiyaki Pancake and Prawn & veg Tempura which were all excellent. We had fantastic service from a young lady from Yokohama. Bill with 3 bottles of Japanese beer came to C$72 before the tip. Amazing value.
5. Tibetan Kitchen Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
Tibetan Kitchen is Owner/Chef operated, established since 2008. Located in the heart of downtown Victoria, Tibetan Kitchen owner and Chef Pemba and staff work hard to bring the best food to your table. One of a kind curries are made from dairy free ingred
Reviewed By PaulKurucz
In the often mechanical, corporate-driven restaurant landscape there sometimes exists a one-of-a-kind little gem that is not like the others. Tibetan Kitchen is one of these. A nice little unique restaurant tucked on a side street of downtown Victoria. What differentiates it? Food that is made and served with care. Whether you are looking for vegetarian fare or not, there are menu choices for you. It is all delicious, fresh, and tasty. Enjoy!
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4. Ebizo Japanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 259 reviews
Reviewed By redronin
First, wait was 45 minutes for very simple order - chirashi and some veggie rolls. Then, then Chirashi was very bad. The rice was almost like plain rice, not flavourful like sushi rice is supposed to be. Then the fish - the 'tuna' was a bright pink and left a pink dye color on the rice (wtf?). The salmon was also an unreal neon orange colour. Either way, it was very sketchy quality. I wouldn't recommend eating there at all.
3. Sen Zushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 213 reviews
Reviewed By LarryTheRadioGuy
A friend recommended this restaurant so we decided to try it. It felt very comfortable........it sounded and looked great. Our wait staff were all amiable and efficient. And the food came very quickly.Loved the seaweed salad---that sesame soaked seaweed on what looked like chard, I think. The goma-ae was wonderfully peanuty. And a very fine spider roll.For the main course I had a seafood yaki udon.....which wasn't a soup, but a noodle dish, nicely flavoured. I really liked the spicy radish (is that what it was?) that flavoured the whole thing, as well as the fresh ginger. My partner was a little disappointed with her vegetable ten don. Had to ask for more sauce...which was brought quickly. She was hoping there might be some more green vegetables. Our other party very much liked her tempura udon....said the broth was lovely.
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2. Sabhai Thai
Overall Ratings
4 based on 181 reviews
Sabhai is a family-owned and operated Authentic Thai restaurant. The Sirimalalak family opened their doors in 2006 and have been voted the #1 Ethnic Food restaurant in Sidney every year since. The Sabhai menu is made from scratch, using traditional Thai r
Reviewed By BDawn
We have tried to eat at this restaurant for several years as we visit relatives in the neighbourhood. It comes highly recommended. Finally we made it tonight and were not disappointed. The food was excellent and the service attentive and friendly. We shared the prawn Pad Thai and the beef salad. It was very good and it was plenty of food for the two of us for dinner. I look forward to a return visit next time we are in town.
1. Nubo Japanese Tapas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 456 reviews
Reviewed By mickeymouth88
Was in Vic in business and saw there was a new number one sushi restaurant in town, so we had to give it a try. Rolls were very tasty, but for the price they should have been! Weâve eaten good sushi all over Canada and the US, but I donât ever remember paying this much for it. Prices ranged from $9 for the basic rolls, and went up to $18, with the most common being at the higher end. Would have given it four and a half stars, but the high costs kept it at three. Very pricey for what you get!
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