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Address: 333 Bay St. Concourse Level, Toronto, ON M5H 2R2, Canada
Phone: +1 416-304-1888
Website: https://www.zenkyoto.ca/
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Reviews
Marcus Pfeiffer
Outstanding sushi! The last thing I expected on my walk through the Toronto underground was top quality food! Somehow I expected “Mall Food Court” quality… Was I ever wrong!
Service and Atmosphere obviously didn’t hit 5-stars, but that’s to be expected in a pedestrian commuter underground.
The freshness and quality of the ingredients are first rate.
The price was very reasonable. I expected “expensive real-estate” pricing, but the food was the same as at my local supermarket, but ten times as good!
… moreService and Atmosphere obviously didn’t hit 5-stars, but that’s to be expected in a pedestrian commuter underground.
The freshness and quality of the ingredients are first rate.
The price was very reasonable. I expected “expensive real-estate” pricing, but the food was the same as at my local supermarket, but ten times as good!
Eat In Ontario Blog
In the middle of Toronto’s Financial District, Zen Kyoto is a one-stop shop for Japanese comfort; offering both steaming bowls of ramen and beautifully prepared Edomae sushi. It’s the kind of spot that works whether you’ve got 30 minutes between meetings or want to linger over a satisfying meal.
We started with the Salmon Lover Combo, which was a dream for anyone who can’t get enough of this classic fish. Each slice was fresh, buttery, and cut to perfection, with that silky texture that makes salmon so addictive. The Torch Combo took things in another direction: lightly flamed sushi that added a gentle smokiness and warmth, transforming the fish into something richer and more complex without losing its delicacy.
On the side, the Seaweed Salad was crisp, tangy, and refreshing, with just the right hint of sesame to balance the flavours. The Miso Soup was classic comfort: warm, savoury, and soul-soothing, the kind of simple dish that sets the tone for the rest of the meal. Pairing it all with a bottle of Oi Ocha Bold Green Tea kept things light and refreshing, cleansing the palate between bites while adding that earthy depth only bold green tea brings.
For dessert, the Red Bean Mochi was soft, chewy, and lightly sweet, the perfect way to finish. It felt playful and traditional at once, rounding out the meal in a way that left us fully satisfied but never heavy.
What stood out most at Zen Kyoto was the balance: quick service that didn’t cut corners, flavours that felt both classic and elevated, and a menu that covers everything from sushi indulgence to ramen comfort. In a bustling downtown core where fast often means forgettable, Zen Kyoto proves you can have efficiency and excellence.
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… moreWe started with the Salmon Lover Combo, which was a dream for anyone who can’t get enough of this classic fish. Each slice was fresh, buttery, and cut to perfection, with that silky texture that makes salmon so addictive. The Torch Combo took things in another direction: lightly flamed sushi that added a gentle smokiness and warmth, transforming the fish into something richer and more complex without losing its delicacy.
On the side, the Seaweed Salad was crisp, tangy, and refreshing, with just the right hint of sesame to balance the flavours. The Miso Soup was classic comfort: warm, savoury, and soul-soothing, the kind of simple dish that sets the tone for the rest of the meal. Pairing it all with a bottle of Oi Ocha Bold Green Tea kept things light and refreshing, cleansing the palate between bites while adding that earthy depth only bold green tea brings.
For dessert, the Red Bean Mochi was soft, chewy, and lightly sweet, the perfect way to finish. It felt playful and traditional at once, rounding out the meal in a way that left us fully satisfied but never heavy.
What stood out most at Zen Kyoto was the balance: quick service that didn’t cut corners, flavours that felt both classic and elevated, and a menu that covers everything from sushi indulgence to ramen comfort. In a bustling downtown core where fast often means forgettable, Zen Kyoto proves you can have efficiency and excellence.
To hear more about this review, follow us @eatinontario on Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, & Facebook. ✨
maria
I rarely make reviews but this place is incredible. I’ve been here before and always loved it but today i had a pre done set of premium sushi + their tuna sashimi (not part of the set) and was in shock by everything. Their quality and freshness is out of this world, i 100% recommend the premium set, you get the very best of quality and cuts for only $20. I’m still speechless after this meal. Thank you Zen Kyoto!
… moreWang Qian
Best chirashi bowl I’ve had for a while! So fresh and tasty!! Very authentic Japanese sushi rice with a creamy miso soup. Highly recommended
… moreDaniel Goh
Amazing food for a decent price point in the financial district core of Downtown Toronto. Zen Kyoto’s sushi and Japanese food never cease to amaze!!! A must have at least once a week for you highrollers who work in the neighboring buildings XD
… moreTiffany Yui
It is definitely a place with good sashimi, sushi and poke. But I think the service is better in other two stores, and also the freshness and taste of food, the other two are slightly better.
… moreS.
The chicken katsu don is very good. A bit on the pricier side, but quality is there.The rice bowl comes with a good amount of breaded chicken and egg simmered in dashi broth. Flavours and textures are on point. I’m very happy that it’s made to order, allowing customization to remove onions, and the wait time is reasonable.
… moreVincent Chow
Visited recently and ordered via online pickup. This is one of the other locations for Zen Kyoto in the PATH/Financial District where they serve a mix of pre-made and ready to order Japanese meals such as sushi, ramen and donburi. Meal pickup was simple given that the order was already ready by the pick up time specified, but also appeared to be prepared well in advance of my pickup.
Their location at Bay-Adelaide Centre has a few different items available for order online, such as Katsu Don and Tonkatsu Don. Both came with a helping of fried pork or chicken cutlet with egg on rice. The portion was a reasonable size and the meal came with a side of miso soup.
Overall, it’s a good lunch option but is also a bit pricey compared to other options in the PATH. Recommended to order online in advance to skip the usual lineup.
… moreTheir location at Bay-Adelaide Centre has a few different items available for order online, such as Katsu Don and Tonkatsu Don. Both came with a helping of fried pork or chicken cutlet with egg on rice. The portion was a reasonable size and the meal came with a side of miso soup.
Overall, it’s a good lunch option but is also a bit pricey compared to other options in the PATH. Recommended to order online in advance to skip the usual lineup.
David Alter
Been living in Toronto for more than 10 years and this is honestly some of the best sushi that I’ve ever had in my life. The staff is super friendly and the food is always fresh would highly recommend it to anyone living or working in downtown.
… moreCarol F
Located in the Bay-Adelaide Centre, Zen Kyoto is a popular spot during weekday lunch hours. They offer online ordering for in-person pick-up but cater to the fast-paced environment of the area. The prices are higher for the location, but the food quality is much better than Sushi-Q in Toronto Eaton Centre. Expect lines during lunch time, but the pick-up experience and food quality are worth it for the area. Also, their end of day sale is 20% off their items at the fridge section.
Their menu offers standard items from cash & carry maki rolls to ramen and donburi. We ordered the Chirashi Don and also got complimentary miso soup. Their miso soup seems to be made with slices of fish cake and possibly winter melon. The Chirashi Don features a mix of sweet shrimp, tuna, salmon, egg, octopus, white tuna, salmon roe, bonito flakes, and shiitake mushrooms on a bed of sushi rice. Their cash and carry section offers a variety of standard rolls, torch sushi, and maki roll combinations.
Despite being relatively new, Zen Kyoto operates very efficiently, however, it was extremely busy due to its location in the PATH. The unit is well-organized, with separate cashier sections for the cash & carry and the ramen & donburi orders. They provide paper bags for to-go orders, with differentiating colours for ramen and sushi/donburi. There’s no dine-in section as it shares a food court. Service was excellent and the turnover was fast.
… moreTheir menu offers standard items from cash & carry maki rolls to ramen and donburi. We ordered the Chirashi Don and also got complimentary miso soup. Their miso soup seems to be made with slices of fish cake and possibly winter melon. The Chirashi Don features a mix of sweet shrimp, tuna, salmon, egg, octopus, white tuna, salmon roe, bonito flakes, and shiitake mushrooms on a bed of sushi rice. Their cash and carry section offers a variety of standard rolls, torch sushi, and maki roll combinations.
Despite being relatively new, Zen Kyoto operates very efficiently, however, it was extremely busy due to its location in the PATH. The unit is well-organized, with separate cashier sections for the cash & carry and the ramen & donburi orders. They provide paper bags for to-go orders, with differentiating colours for ramen and sushi/donburi. There’s no dine-in section as it shares a food court. Service was excellent and the turnover was fast.