Location: Oshawa
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Top 5 Japanese food in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
Discover Restaurants offering the best Japanese food in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada. Oshawa (2016 population 159,458; CMA 379,848) is a city in Ontario, Canada, on the Lake Ontario shoreline. It lies in Southern Ontario, approximately 60 kilometres east of Downtown Toronto. It is commonly viewed as the eastern anchor of the Greater Toronto Area and of the Golden Horseshoe. It is the largest municipality in the Regional Municipality of Durham. The name Oshawa originates from the Ojibwa term aazhaway, meaning "the crossing place" or just "(a)cross".
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1. Azian Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
Thai, Japanese, Chinese and Vietnamese with GLUTEN FREE choices.
Reviewed By SandyL70
Went for lunch, it was very clean and the food was quick, fresh and flavourful. Servers were polite and efficient.
2. Osaka Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By uacturbo
Ordered through Just Eat and my order arrived right at the time requested.The temperature of the items was fantastic.Ordered the Daily Box with one item and it came with miso soup and salad and rice for $10.99 plus tax and delivery (total with tip just over $20), The 6 pieces of California Roll were a little small compared to other sushi restaurants I've eaten at but they were good.The shrimp and vegetable tempura option included one onion ring, one piece of sweet potato, a broccoli floret and two or three shrimp. It was just like they'd just come out of the fryer -- still hot and crispy even considering the styrofoam packaging and delivery time.They even threw in a couple of small pork dumplings.Spicy mayo cost an extra $1.Really enjoyed my dinner. Might venture over to the restaurant next time for AYCE.
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3. Tokushima Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By Cyan_0721
Went to Tokushima Sushi by chance on July 22, 2018 after visiting Courtice Flea Market, in Courtice, ON (best cinnamon bun-ever!!!) for the first time with my (favorite people) friends. We were looking for a certain shop in Oshawa, saw this decent looking Japanese restaurant, and decided to try it. It was about 1pm and there was a crowd of lunch goers already. From the outside, the place looks small but inside was a fair sized restaurant that is clean and very promising.We were seated right away, and we started browsing through the menu and writing down on the paper the items, we wanted. The service was quick and efficient! And the food two-thumbs upâ¦all HOT and fresh and delicious, it is so good we all came back the following Sunday, July 29, 2018 after blueberry picking at Wilmot Orchards, in Newcastle, ON (our yearly tradition!).The food came quickly and you will not have to wait as the service is amazing! Chicken wings, broccoli tempura, tako yaki, sushi, hand rolls, beef skewers, grilled eggplant (amazing!), maki, special rolls, chicken teriyaki, negima yaki, they even have a good selection of fried rice and chow mein! Topping off our satisfied bellies with unlimited green tea & red bean ice cream! AYCE lunch at: $16.99 Adult...for this price, you can never go wrong!
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4. Rainbow Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By lataw13
Went for the lunch buffet which was a smaller menu than the dinner buffet but reasonable for the price. It was only around $14 which was great for the variety and the quality is pretty decent.
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5. Kenzo Ramen
Reviewed By M G
This is a family franchise business that has branched out to the Oshawa area from Toronto. The seating layout needs some adjustment however it was clean and had some character. The food is made fresh on site and was delicious.We tried three different soups from their signature section on the menu and they were creative and tasty. We tried the Dumplings which were awesome and another squid appetizer that was so unique i had never seen it on a menu before and tasted very good.All the noodles are made fresh onsite. On a side note it did get rather hot inside and was a little smoky inside as the kitchen close to the seating area and is only blocked by a half wall and some curtains. The serving staff were very nice but a little disorganized. Overall I will go back. Yum
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