| Toronto Life |
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2002 April
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"Fascinatingly inventive, impeccably judged. That the place
isn't packed every night is the biggest surprise of all"
-James Chatto
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2003 April
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"There is something almost ritualistic to the dexterous flourishes
with which Kaji cuts and presses his sushi.
I find it mesmerizing-"
-James Chatto
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2004 April
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"The quality of blue fin tuna, king crab-meat, uni, salmon
roe, and all other denizens of the deep that appear later in the
meal as sushi, is impeccable- evidence, perhaps, of the more carefree
budget the restaurant's growing reputation affords. The critic
in me looks for signs of complacency as the years go by; so far,
there's nothing to report."
-James Chatto
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"Success has given Mitsuhiro Kaji`s serene little sushi
bar gorgeous lacquerware and a new toaster oven for broiling eel,
but it hasn`t changed the essential elements.Service is still
hushed and attentive, Kaji`s sushi and beautifully presented sashimi
are always impeccably fresh, and his banter is as entertaining
as ever."
-James Chatto
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Best Restaurants 14th of Top 20
"I believe his sushi and sashimi are the best in Canada,
admirably backed up by kitchen dishes that find all the room for
invention they need within the seasonal Japanese canon. "
-James Chatto
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| National Post |
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"In fact, all these meals were superb. But
Kaji's was the finest, in large part because his restaurant had
the best selection and range of beautiful fish."
-Jacob Richler
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