Ikkoi

Got the Sapporo Ramen, really good, meat was nice and tender, overall good flavour. Also got the California Rolls, they where on point and for desert the black sesame ice-cream. Friendly staff, atmosphere was really nice, and restaurant super clean. I will be returning!

The foods have similar taste with other ramen restaurants. When we came, there was no customer at all, which was nice. The atmosphere was nice with soft background musics. Excellent musics. It looks like the owner served us. We didn't see any other waitress there. Average price was about $16.00 We ordered Netsu Ramen and Orochong Ramen. Very generous chicken meat and noodles. Vegetarian options: Yes Kid-friendliness: Not a kid friendly Parking: Free parking Wheelchair accessibility: No wheelchair accessible Dietary restrictions: Nothing

Small family run restaurant in Etobicoke. Decor is reminiscent of Japanese restaurants that are hard to come by. Cute sushi pictures, chopsticks displays and tea ceremony items on the walls. Only disappointment is no in ground seating, only booths and regular seats. Fish was fresh, had the chirashi don. My foodmates had the karaage chicken which was fresh and tasty. The yam tempura werr perfect squares and well cooked, not soggy or overly done, just perfect. Plating was beautiful with some carved flower vegetables on the plate. Rice was tasty with flakes of seaweed, and cooked well.... Service was good...wait staff were friendly and knowledgeable about the food. Prices were reasonable: Dinner for three was $100, with two appetizers karaage and sashimi scallops. Bento was $23ish, came with salad, and Chirashi was $24, which came with soup. Will be my favorite sushi place in Etobicoke now. Overall: Family run sushi restaurant with cute decor and fresh fish.

I tried the tonkatsu ramen, king ramen, gyoza, and karaage here. The tonkatsu broth was flavourful and delicious, but they don’t give you very much meat and only half an egg. The king ramen broth was not the best in my opinion - it wasn’t super flavourful. The karaage was decent, but the gyoza was really really good - lots of filling and a very thin skin. The environment here was really nice and calm, with lots of really cute touches. However, I thought the service could have been better. I’m not sure if it might have been because there was a language barrier, but I felt like our server was really unfriendly - almost felt a bit hostile at times though this may have just been my imagination. Overall, it was a pleasant experience. It’s definitely not my favourite ramen shop, but it was pretty decent.

Ordered a a chicken karaage, a miso soup, an avocado salad and a poke bowl for myself and my mom The sashimi was very tasty and she actually finished the whole dish. I did not get tempura this time but like to try as it was also recommended by my husband.

You can taste the freshness of the homemade noodles at this family owned establishment. The rich broth is excellent and sushi is on par. As ramen enthusiasts, Ikkoi has our new favorite bowl of ramen in the area!

The service was terrible but the food was good. An older gentleman was serving us and ‘service’ was definitely not his thing. He refused to take our drink orders before taking our food order. I could see that the table next to us were trying to ask him questions and he seemed to have gotten annoyed. But the food was good.

Definitely a hidden gem. One of the finest Japanese restaurant I have ever been to. Every aspect of this place is outstanding chic atmosphere, friendly staff, fast service, and amazing ramen/bento @ a very very reasonable price. I will be coming back to this place every time I visit town.

A nice cozy place. A good ambience giving the vibe of Japan! . Their food is also exemplary and tastes too good. I loved their gyoza soup, shoyu ramen and gyoza

Hidden gem! One of the best Toronto ramen places you’ll find. Family run business. Large portions, super delicious! Great sushi too

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