When we got there we actually had a $40.00 coupon which was actually printed from the previous year. Since the coupon did not have an expiry date we figured what a great time to use it, however when we presented it, the waiter said it was not valid because the coupon could not be applied to the "all you can eat" menu. He was telling us that they would be losing money and that it could only be applied to the a la carte menu. After five minutes of going back and forth they finally relented and allowed us to use it.
The all you can eat menu on this weekend was $21.95/ person however they added an an extra dollar so we could have some of their other special items including the uni sushi.
Beef and Chicken |
Salmon Belly |
Shrimp Tempura |
A couple of dishes that I thought could have used some improvements were the bean sprouts and the cook beef. The cooked bean sprouts, although plenty, were a little bland and somewhat difficult to eat. I am not too sure whether it was because it was received by us at the end of all our meals or whether it was just plain bad but what you see in the picture was pretty much what was thrown out at the end of the day. Although there were six adults at the table, none of us felt the bean sprouts met the minimal standard. Despite mixed with carrots and cucumbers, the dish lacked appeal, taste and that desire to want more. The other dish that did not make the cut I thought would have been the cooked beef. It was way over cooked and was quite difficult to chew and eat. This dish also lacked taste to it and personally was probably my least favourite of the night.
Sushi and Sashimi Boat |
Egg plant |
Bean Sprouts |
We ordered tempura, hand rolls and desert as well and despite ordering a ton of food tonight there really wasn't anything spectacular about the overall food. I had read a lot of reviews about this place before attending and although there were a lot of positive reviews, I have to admit I was probably a little disappointed tonight simply because I personally thought it really did not meet my expectations. To make matters worse some of the fish were very poorly cut to the point where we were grabbing two or three pieces of sashimi at a time. My suggestion is that one should either stick with the a la carte menu or better yet, go on a weeknight and get a better deal for its all you can eat. For this night, I give it a 3 out of 5.
Tekka Japanese Restaurant
107 Parkway Forest Drive Toronto, ON M2J 1L9, Canada
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