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Inaho Japanese Restaurant

Name: Inaho Japanese Restaurant
Address: 155 East Beaver Creek Rd, Richmond Hill, ON, L4B 2N2, CA
Telephone: (905) 889-8533
Price range: $$$

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Brian Devins

Apr 11, 2018

I'm astonished at the quality of the fish for the price they ask. My Sushi Lunch A was absolutely delicious. $15 for nigiri, makimono, salad, and soup. The maki had generous amounts of fish, and the salmon and shrimp were so soft and fresh. Very sweet waitress and a nice Japanese chef. The place filled up quickly at lunchtime and I can see why - it's a very fair price for such excellent sushi. I will definitely be back to try other dishes like the chirashi don and tonkatsu.

pat kia

Feb 17, 2018

This is a small Japanese restaurant that is family operated. Not much seating here- around thirty to forty seats. They !make great food, their sushi and the sashimi is fresh. They make very traditional japanese styls food. But they only open for dinner and they’re closed on Sundays. Since the restaurant is operated by family, not much staff here. You need to be patient to wait your food.

Jimmy Hung

Feb 1, 2018

Excellent quality foods! 6 stars ✨

Isaac Yang

Mar 27, 2017

Authentic Japanese style Japanese food. For those who don't know, most Japanese restaurants in Toronto are Korean or Chinese run, and cook food differently. Quality is pretty good. Better quality Japanese food in Toronto usually cost a lot more.

Michael C. Wong

Oct 20, 2016

Love the Ma and Pa restaurant feel. If you want your food to be made with care and a chef who take his time with doing a good job then this is the place for you. If you're like the ones below who gave this restaurant a bad rating just because you're too impatient (or cheap) for your food, then I'm sure there are plenty of other sushi restaurants out there that make sushi like fast food restaurants do. The chef is from Japan and his wife is Chinese. They are the only ones that work there but they do what they can to make the dinning experience as good as possible.. Their black sesame ice cream (complementary at the end of the meal) is made in house by the wife. Very good dinning experience over all and really brings great memories from Japan to the dinner table. Keep up the great work!

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Mon:6 pm - 10 pm

Tue:6 pm - 10 pm

Wed:6 pm - 10 pm

Thu:6 pm - 10 pm

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