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Edo Noodle House

Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 374 Spadina Ave. (at Baldwin St.) • View on map »
  • 416-597-1610
$30 Gourmet
Allows one person to dine well for $30 or less, including tax and tip; they are not star rated More like this »
Editorial Review

Despite its noodle shop billing, this overly bright and under-decorated Kensington gateway gets its rep for immaculate sushi (not to be confused with Forest Hill’s Edo or the concession stand chain). Lofters and Japanese college cliques eschew bland noodles, dry dumplings and teriyaki bento boxes for more delicate, refined raw-fish options. Rolls range from multi-textured soft-shell crab to slow-burn spicy salmon. Expert barbecuing gives unagi sashimi perfect salty simplicity. Rainbow roll delivers a pot of ...

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    374 Spadina Ave. (at Baldwin St.)
  • 416-597-1610

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