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| - I went here for dinner with my parents recently and everything was great. The owner was really nice and friendly and made us feel very welcomed. The food was also pretty good.
I had the Seafood Ramen ($7.99), my dad had the Teriyaki Beef Ramen ($6.99), and my mom had the Beef Sizzling Yoki Sandwich ($3.25). The food was so good that when we finished, my dad wanted to get some food to go for a midnight snack later that night, lol, so we got an order of the "Beef and Shrimp Mix It Up" ($7.29).
The owner told us that the ramen broth doesn't contain MSG. This is good news. The broth was good. It was flavourful, but not too salty. It's a shoyu (soy sauce) broth though (not tonkotsu (pork bone), unfortunately). Nonetheless, I enjoyed my soup. My seafood ramen had 3 good sized shrimps, 2 thin slices of kamaboko (fish cake), 3 large pieces of surimi (imitation crab), and 2 very large mussels (without the shells). It also had half a marinaded egg, mushrooms, seaweed (kombu), bean sprouts, cabbage and green peppers. It usually comes with corn and sesame seeds, but I can't eat these items, so I told them to exclude them.
My dad's ramen was basically the same as mine, except instead of the seafood items I mentioned above, he had tender slices of beef. The ramen noodles were good, but they weren't super chewy and curly the way I like my ramen.
My mom's sandwich was also very good (I had a bite). It's very similar to a Philly Cheese Steak, except the beef has some teriyaki sauce on it. There's mushrooms in it and I think either cheese or a mayonnaise sauce drizzled on. It also had lettuce and tomatoes in it and it's served on a submarine bun.
The Mix It Up plate was also good. A generous amount of tender beef slices, 4 medium sized shrimp, a pile of cabbage, bean sprouts and green peppers, and a bed of white steamed rice. We even got some extra teriyaki sauce on the side.
The place is not that large, and it's a casual eatery where you order at the counter, not a full service restaurant. The restaurant is clean, including the washrooms.
I love going to Vaughan Mills Mall when I'm in Toronto, and after all that shopping, I get hungry. I used to go eat at the food court, but no more! I would much rather venture across the parking lot to the strip malls close by and eat at one of the smaller independent restaurants like Yoki Teriyaki Japan!
The food here is much better than at the food court in my opinion, and the owner is so awesome. Love it! :)
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