Finding this place is not the easiest thing. Wandering through partially vacated stores and hallways.
This sad little food court really only has one thing going for it, and that's Kaiju. Ordering is dead simple, as the menu is fairly limited. Decided to go with the Chicken Katsu. Once I ordered, I was told to take a seat anywhere. It wasn't overly busy that time of evening, so the guy who took my order actually walked my tray of food out to me. Very nice of him to do that.
The katsu was good. Good flavours, however it was a fairly small amount of food. There was a fairly small scoop of rice and then the katsu.
Overall, it was good food, but not something I'd seek out again. Others claims its one of the better katsu places in Toronto, but having been to Japan and Hawaii, I've had much better.