First time trying this place out. It's a small take out restaurant with 2 tables and a bar table that can seat a total of 8 people. It's a cute little place to grab a quick lunch with couple friends.
My husband and I had lunch there on a Sunday afternoon around 2. We ordered a sukiyaki hot pot served with white rice (tofu beef soup) and a pork, shrimp & squid Hirosimayaki (noodles with little cabbage inside a pan-fried batter).
The sukiyaki hot pot was nice on a cold day, it was still bubbling when served to the table in a stone pot. The soup itself is too sweet for us. There was plenty of beef in the pot which is nice.
The Hirosimayaki has a choice of pork, shrimp, squid or mix of the three. We ordered the mix, but I didn't see a lot of those in there. Some noodles is not wrapped inside the batter so it got crunchy when pan-frying which is nice. A lot of noodles so it's very filling. Wish there was a little more of the brown sauce inside, overall was good.
It is more of a take out restaurant so don't too much. They will bring you the food and there is a water machine so you can get your own water with the provided foam cup (hot/cold). They also serve drinks.
They also have some Japanese comic book (about 5 super thick mixed stories) if you are interested.
The restaurant is located on Yonge, so parking maybe limited.