
Hours
| Sunday | 12–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 12–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 12–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 12–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 12–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 360 Dundas St E Unit B11, Oakville, ON L6H 6Z9, Canada
Phone: +1 905-257-7747
Website: https://myejapanese.com/
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Reservations: myejapanese.com
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Reviews
The spicy salmon rolls are not too spicy with a small portion roe inside and salmon on top. The Oh mye! Rolls are one of my favourites with sweet and spicy sauces to compliment the flavors.
I’ve been in the culinary industry for 19 years and this place checks off everything to enter the conversation of one of Oakville’s top restaurants. I immediately texted everyone I know who lives in the area.
The food: I am usually able to order fairly quickly when I enter a restaurant, but with everything on the menu being something I wanted to try. My friend and I decided to order a bunch of dishes to share and we were blown away by all of them. Our order consisted of the following:
Yakiniku: The most tender prime rib you are going to try is going to be at this restaurant. Accompanied with some mixed veggies, I ‘m still thinking about this dish a week later.
Black Cod: This is easily the best black cod I’ve have had. I mistakenly confused this for Chilean seabass as it was that flakey and perfectly grilled.
Rolls: Oh Mye! Roll & Lobster Roll. Both of these rolls were perfectly crafted with amazing fresh ingredients.
Oysters: We had 2 different oyster options, the Oyster Rockefeller style along with the way they do it. The oysters were large, perfectly shucked, and flavours out of this world.
Sushi & Sashimi: All of what we ordered was phenomenal, but we really stood out to me was the spicy scallop roll. When you usually order these at other Japanese restaurants, they are way too covered in mayo which masks the beautiful scallop. This was not like that at all. It felt light and soft which made a perfect addition to our meal.
As you can see my friend and I ordered quite a bit, but we had plenty to take home for a full dinner.
The atmosphere is a mix of modern Japanese mixed with some traditional elements that is very easy on the eye and gives you a very comfortable dining experience.
I also had the opportunity to meet Mr. Motoaki Aoki who is the owner and executive chef of this establishment along with his son Kenta Aoki who has taken the reigns in running the restaurant. After speaking to both of them and seeing their passion in running this restaurant, you know right away why the food is as good at is.
Peaceful, relaxing atmosphere
Quick, friendly and welcoming staff.
Our server, Mari, was excellent. Swift and excellent service, and very kind as well.
Great experience
The smoked salmon roll contained raw onions, which completely overpowered the subtle smokiness of the fish. This combination felt random and unbalanced — raw onions bring a sharp, harsh flavor that clashes with the delicate taste sushi is meant to highlight. In traditional Japanese cuisine, ingredients are selected to
complement, not compete with, the main element.
The lobster roll and mye roll were equally underwhelming. Despite featuring premium ingredients like lobster, the flavor lacked depth or structure. I honestly couldn’t tell what was supposed to taste good in those rolls.
Moreover, the rolls were far too large, making them awkward to eat and completely devoid of the elegance and restraint that define good sushi. Oversized sushi often sacrifices finesse for show — and that was certainly the case here.
If the restaurant genuinely wants to offer high-quality sushi, I’d strongly recommend focusing on the basics: ingredient freshness, thoughtful pairings, balance, and precision — rather than gimmicky combinations or overwhelming portion sizes.
I’ve dined at high-end sushi restaurants in Japan, and I’ve also had plenty of sushi in North America. Out of all my experiences, this was the worst sushi I’ve had to date.