Downtown Core is not exactly a Toronto foodie's first pick of neighborhoods to find good eats. But the demands of work often cause you to find the easiest and most accessible dinner option, and Ki certainly distinguishes itself with its location, modern look and feel, and friendly service.
Ki has both a hot kitchen and a sushi bar. The menu caters to a range of tastes and preferences. The edamame with seven spices and the sweet potato are remarkably good. The vegetable tempura and the tofu dishes round out the vegetarian subset of the menu.
Ask for the free truffles on your way out. And leave a generous tip. After all, you are paying for great service combined with the high rents on Bay Street and Brookfield Place.