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Torisho

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Torisho
"Torisho is a famous Japanese fried chicken take out restaurant. Our franchise headquarters is located in Osaka Japan. The name Torisho “” laughing with chicken meaning please eat our chicken and be happy. Torisho operations in Japan have increased to nearly 300 stores in the past 6 years. After much success in Japan, we have expanded overseas. With Locations now in Taiwan, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Ukraine, China and USA. We have been chosen by the “Grand Prix of Karaage Association Japan” as the “Number One Karaage”."
Address: 1940 Queen St E , Toronto M4L 1H6, ON, CA
Phone: (416) 255-3584
State: ON
City: Toronto
Zip Code: M4L 1H6


Opening Hours

Monday: 12:00-21:00
Tuesday: 12:00-21:00
Wednesday: 12:00-21:00
Thursday: 12:00-21:00
Friday: 12:00-21:00
Saturday: 12:00-21:00
Sunday: 12:00-21:00

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Reviews
Honestly, I'm not sure what makes the karaage here "award winning". Even taking into account how delivery could have affected the crispiness, it still tasted pretty ordinary. The chicken wasn't tender enough and I didn't taste any juiciness. I've definitely had better options elsewhere. While I thought the chicken sandwich was decent, the bun unfortunately looked like a mass-produced product you get from a grocery store because of its smoothness and shape. It also wasn't toasted, which could have easily elevated the taste. However the fried chicken pieces were generous and the slaw was delicious. The best item I got was the beef croquette. They didn't skimp on the beef filling and it had a deep, roast beef flavour profile. It was also fried very evenly.
Known for their award winning Japanese Kaarage. I tried the Tebaski, Nanban Chicken, Momo Kaarage, Croquettes Beef, Corn and Cheese; Beef was my favourite, Tempura Green Beans, Potatoe Salad, Coleslaw and a variety of dipping sauces all during one visit. Everything was amazing Thank You Arvin for the recommendations!! NOTE: There is no seating as this is a take-out restaurant. Right now Torisho Beach is offering FREE Ice Cream with Bento Box purchase - every FRIDAY! I tried the Black Sesame Ice Cream and loved it.
Ordered the Karaage Mini Bento Box, the meal was just ok. The chicken itself was well cooked and moist. The batter however was dry, and not very flavourful. A side of spicy mayo or similar would have helped. The rice was plain. The coleslaw and potato salad were also just ok. I may go back to try the chicken sandwich, but if I don't it won't be a great lose.
You’re missing out if you haven’t fried Torisho Beach’s food! Excellent and friendly service, and a great find from my girlfriend and will say, their food is DELICIOUS!! The photos can only do so much to make you wanna try it! And their new bowl was really really flavourful and a good balance of chicken and coleslaw-like sauce!!
Staff very friendly, food was delicious and affordable. The Beef croquette was great and the Karage was juicy and tender. 100% coming back. A fulfilling Lunch for under 20$Food: 5/5
We got the karaage chicken and the nanban special - both were great! Preference was the karaage because it was slightly crispier. All was packaged well. Best if eaten soon after you purchase for peak flavour and texture! The potatoes, rice, coleslaw and edamame were a nice addition to the box. Location looks lovely and the staff were really helpful in helping us decide what to get. Will definitely be returning!
Really good Karaage and the prices are fair, too. Sadly, there is no seating available.Food: 5/5
Best part of the meal for me was definitely the chicken wings which were crunchy and tasted great, though I wish they were bigger. The corn croquettes were also nicely seasoned. The karaage itself was not bad but could really benefit from being more crisper and the chicken burger is honestly a pass for me as the pickles kind of overwhelmed most of the flavor.
We usually have a good experience with Torosho but this evening was terrible. The wrong order was delivered, and then Torosho did not want to deliver our order but wanted us to come and pick it up. They eventually agreed to deliver, but after waiting more than an hour, nothing arrived. In the end, they informed us that they would refund us through Uber. So no dinner ever delivered and still waiting for the refund. Absolutely terrible service and no ownership of this being their fault. We will never order from Torosho again and we will never recommend.
I am overjoyed at the recent opening in my neighbourhood in the Beach of a branch of the Japanese fried chicken chain, Torisho. I’m obviously not the only one excited because at one stage during the afternoon there was a lineup round the block. Torisho is part of a worldwide franchise of 300 establishments. It was originally started in Osaka although this is the first one in Canada. This one is takeout. When you think of fried chicken you might think of Kentucky Fried and that would be a big mistake. Torisho sets the bar much higher and is a totally different way of preparing chicken. It’s called Karaage and it’s succulent and delicious. To my mind, it would be incorrect to think of Karaage as fast-food. I chose the Bento Box - Momo and Mune which is five mixed pieces of boneless thigh and breast of karaage chicken - white and dark meat. This comes with white rice, cabbage slaw, potato salad, edamame and miso soup. I also had the tempura green beans. The Bento is a good way of getting a sampling of everything. The word ‘karaage’ refers to a Japanese style of cooking, where bite-size pieces of the chicken have been marinated for two days in a mixture of twelve herbs. I think I detected soy sauce, ginger and possibly sake as part of the marinade. There’s definitely a tempura flavour to it. It’s then coated lightly with flour, potato or corn starch and deep fried in oil. To my mind, it beats the hell out of Colonel Sander’s secret recipe and definitely seems a more healthy alternative. It’s tender and juicy as well as ultra crispy and has both taste and texture. The owners of the restaurant are three partners headed by Kaori. She was the inspiration who worked so hard to bring the concept to Canada and what a brilliant move this has been. Way to go Kaori! I suspect this healthy alternative to fried chicken is here to stay and with hopefully more branches on the way. On the door chatting with passerbys was Alexander who was doing a brilliant job of extolling the virtues of this new restaurant. He is fired up and obviously so very proud of the new enterprise that I mistook him for an owner. What a good team they make and this is a formula of cooperation that will make them for success. I wish them all much success. Welcome to the neighbourhood.
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