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dateCreated	2016-05-20 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Tsujiri
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rev:text	I'm kind of a matcha addict, so when my friend told me about this place I had to check it out. We were smart and went on an off hour (right at 12:20pm). We definitely beat the rush because on our way our we already saw a small line forming. Be aware that you'll most likely be enjoying your treat outside because seating is especially limited, totaling maybe 4 tables. So here the nitty gritty of it. I ordered the Tsujiri sundae. One of my first complaints, that seems to be the same of others was the pricing. I paid about $8.50 for this baby. That's about equivalent to 4 sundaes at McDonalds. So the question is, was it worth $8.50? I mean I guess you could justify that its the price of the "high quality matcha" but I highly doubt it works out to be that much. So to answer the question simply. No, it is not worth $8.50. The toppings are some rice balls, some over sweet red bean probably from a can and a little bit of corn cereal crunch on the bottom, which I actually wasn't a huge fan of, texturally and taste-wise. So you ask, what did I like? I liked the actual matcha soft serve itself, no toppings, nada. So stick to your staples, simple is definitely the way to go. Especially if you don't like things too sweet. I personally prefer matcha minimally sweetened because I actually like the bitter taste. Another improvement I think they could make is having descriptions of the items on the menu. I understand that its japanese and unique and all crazy and stuff, but honestly - they are forgetting the fact that they are in Toronto, regardless if they are located in the self proclaimed neighbourhood of "Little Japan", Descriptions are necessary, considering that when the staff is asked they aren't very enthusiastic about it, neither are they very clear. Its honestly quite hard to hear through the thick accent and muffled voice. So my friend and I just ordered on the fly. All in all - I can say that I've been, and I would probably go again, but I wouldn't hesitate to turn around if I saw a line of more than 10 people. And I'm also sticking with the basics next time and ordering a plain matcha soft serve.
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