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Hiro Sushi [?]
- 171 King St. E. (at Jarvis St.) • View on map »
- 416-304-0550
Editorial Review
The dreary room lacks ambience, with its garish lighting and tired furniture, but the brilliant food in this tiny King East sushi stalwart more than compensates. The smart money sits at the sushi counter to watch master chef Hiro Yoshida at work. The à la carte menu offers such delights as grilled, tamari-marinated black cod served with ginger-infused sticky brown rice. Unctuous, lemon-infused roasted tilefish is the star of the hot plates. Chef Hiro’s sushi ...
- Closed Sunday and Monday
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