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1: Poor 2: OK 3: Good 4: Very Good 5: Excellent Food: 3 Service: 4 Ambiance: 4 Overall: 3.5 LUNCH: Ordered: Tempura Udon Noodle (#16) 3/5 * Udon noodles with shrimp tempura servered in mildly flavored bonito based soup for $8.95 * Soup was light and flavorful, udon was cooked just right * It came with 3 shrimp tempura as well as pumpkin, green bean and yam tempura * Batter was light on tempura and it tasted fresh * Very simple, light tasting udon perfect for lunch Ordered: Spicy Salmon Bowl (#21) 5/5 * Spicy salmon and sliced egg over sushi rice * Choose between Medium ($7.95) & Large ($8.95) * I ordered Medium and it was still very big for one person * This was actually really good with lots of spicy salmon sashimi, egg strips and tempura bits * Just add a bit of soy sauce to the rice and mix as you eat Ordered: Karaage (Side menu) 2/5 * 4 pieces of deep fried chicken for $3.50 * Chicken pieces were quite big and it wasn't very hot * Usually there is seasoning on the batter but this one didn't so it was quite bland on it's own Ordered: Octopus Balls (Side menu) 4/5 * 5 pieces of takoyaki for $5.50 * Perfect bite size takoyaki had decent sized octopus piece inside * This wasn't served very hot either * Batter wasn't too doughey Because I enjoyed their lunch menu, I decided to return and try their dinner menu. This time, my expectation was set much higher considering I enjoyed their lunch menu and have tried many izakaya places that serves good, quality food. DINNER Ordered: Authentic Style beef Tataki 2/5 * Plate of seared angus beef steak with ponzu sauce topped with garlic chips for $11.95 * I was surprised to see how the ponzu sauce was served on the side * Beef tataki pieces were quite small (picked up 2~3 pieces at a time) * Overall it was very dry and could have used some more garlic chips Ordered: Fin's Ebi Chilli Mayo 4/5 * 5 pieces of wild prawn tempura tossed in spicy mayo sauce for $7.50 * I love prawn/shrimp anything so it's hard to mess this up for me * Prawn was decent in size but the batter could have been crispier * Spicy mayo was very diluted and almost runny but overall it was delicious Ordered: Mentai Carbonara Udon 3/5 * Sauteed udon noodle with pollock roe and pink creamy sauce topped with seaweed for $8.95 * This was served with a little block of butter on top * Mix in the butter with the udon to melt it through-out * It had very strong butter taste and it was almost too overwhelming Ordered: Crispy Rock salt wings 2/5 * Crispy fried wings seasoned with spicy rock salt, 5 piece for $3.50 * This was a dish that was recommended by someone we knew so we decided to give it a try * Intially I thought 5 pieces for $3.50 was a pretty good deal until the wings arrived * Wings were so skinny they barely had any meat on them Ordered: Tuna Tataki 3/5 * Seared tuna served with garlic ponzu vinaigrette for $7.00 * 3 pieces of tuna served with some vegetable * For the price you pay, this is a really small dish and tuna is not even that expensive Ordered: Octopus Wasabi Takowasa 3/5 * Small plate of fresh raw octopus marinated with chopped wasabi roots for $3.50 * Good appetizer to have with some sake * Very strong wasabi flavor Ordered: Blow torched Mackerel 4/5 * Vinegar pickled mackerel blow torched at your table for $8.00 * Mackerel tasted fresh but it was on the saltier side even for a vinegar pickled makarel * Dipped in ponzu sauce with side of green onion- it's very refreshing * Very distinct mackerel flavor Ordered: Salmon Sashimi's Namareba 2/5 * Salmon sashimi with salted sesame dipping oil for $6.00 * I found this to be really weird how it was served with salted sesame dipping oil * There was so much salt in the sauce and it just did not do well with fresh sashimi Ordered: Beef Tongue Miso Zuke 1/5 * Sizzling shaved beef tongue marinated in miso sauce for $8.00 * This was over marinated in miso sauce which made it super salty * Beef tongue is shaved so it tasted just like BulGoGi Ordered: Pork Belly Kushi (Skewer) 5/5 * 6 pieces of pork belly on a skewer (choose sea salt or teriyaki sauce) for $3.00 * Perfect item to order when drinking beer * This was really good, you can taste the charcoal * Pork belly was just fatty enough Ordered: Pressed Colorful Sushi (Oshi Sushi) 5/5 * Pressed sushi with diced sashimi and assorted fresh vegetables for $10.00 * This was another recommenOrdered: Pressed Colorful Sushi (Oshi Sushi) 5/5 * This is basically a chirashi pressed into a box shape * It has very nice presentation Summary: Overall, Fin Izakaya is def one of better izakayas in Toronto. However, given the fact that I am from the city of izakayas- it didn't really impress me. I really enjoyed their lunch menu for it's quality and price but the dinner menu was either a hit or miss. For izakaya, I would go to Guu
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