Miku Toronto brings the Aburi flavour to the East Coast. Located on 10 Bay Street near Queen’s Quay, the 7000 square foot restaurant features two private dining rooms, a raw bar, and large outdoor dining patio. Featuring your favourite Aburi specialties such as Oshi Sushi as well as new menu items which are influenced by local ingredients. We also have a large wine, sake, and cocktail list to accompany your favourite dishes. Perfect for business meetings, intimate dining with loved ones, or celebrations.

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Jamies Giroux

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The Miku waterfront platter was amazing. It came in two platters one for the oyster/clams and another for the sashimi. The ingredients were fresh and the presentation was great. However there was 6 of us, and it was difficult to share, especially with 3 pieces of each sashimi.

Green tea opera desert is definitely a must try in the menu
9 years ago
Brian Krogsgard

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Probably the best sushi place I’ve been to in Toronto.

If you’re looking for a mouth watering, tasty savouring fresh fish with a modern style cooking, this is your place.

Make sure you book a reservation.
9 years ago

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