Best Kaiseki Restaurant Mississauga Near Me

N P: This is a cultural and gastronomic experience. This isn’t just about the food…well not to me anyways…the engagement with staff learning about the kaiseki experience , centuries old , as well as the art work on the plates was phenomenal. I have no idea where 2.5 hrs went.Thank you to you all 🙏🏽

Erica M: What do you get a guy who has everything? An elite birthday dinner at Kaiseki Yu-zen! The experience was exquisite from start to finish. The entire restaurant holds just three tables. Each table is set in a separate and cozy room emulating the traditional "tatami" feel with western seating. Our server was impeccably professional, friendly, thorough and knowledgeable with every detail of our meal. Each dish was immaculately plated. I'd tell you to avoid a "spoiler alert" by skipping the photos, but your visual and taste experience will change with the meat, seafood and vegetables in season at the time. If you want a fine dining experience like no other, this is the place.

Edwin Philippe Alegre: An absolutely perfect kaiseki experience, I’m confident to say this was the best I’ve had outside of Japan. From the very beginning, the attention to detail is present. The staff immediately greet you and walk you to your seating area. As you make your way into the restaurant, the decor and ambiance of really pops out. Each decorative piece works as a whole to make you feel like you’ve been transported to Kyoto and prepares you for the work of art that is their kaiseki tasting menu. Even the movement of the servers showcased careful poise with no wasted movement, as each dish was placed with such care and love and a respectful bow as they enter and leave the room.They really have mastered the art quite well, as each dish stimulates all five of your senses individually. Each course itself is a work of art in its own right, the textures of each dish work well individually and together, feel like a harmonious symphony that doesn’t overpower you. I must give kudos to their house made sesame tofu, the texture of that dish was a personal favourite of mine. Their steamed dish also whetted your appetite as when you uncover it, the balance of the vegetables and red snapper emit a delicate scent that is is a stark contrast with the umami of the mingled broth formed at the bottom. Needless to say, each dish was absolutely delicious and inventive. The chef has not only mastered his art but showcases how well thought out his combinations of seasonal ingredients are. The pairings of each dish and how they prepare them prove it’s Michelin status.The only possible way they could have made the experience even more perfect would be to offer a seiza-style seating room with traditional tatami mats. I truly feel like that would make diners feel like they really have been transported to Japan. This has been my absolute favourite Michelin experience in Canada thus far. Kudos to all the staff!

Karen (Kren): Went for my boyfriend's 20th and it was phenomenal. The service and pace of the meal couldn't have been better and you leave feeling full but not uncomfortable.Food was delicious and a completely new sensory experience, each one was plated exquisitely. Truly a feast for all your senses! It's hard to pick a highlight out of all the course as each and every one had its unique quirks. I look forward to experiencing this in Japan when I get the chance.Thank you to our gracious host, Haruna. She was kind, patient, and extremely informative. And of course thank you to Chef K who went out of his way to greet us at the end of the meal and talk us through the Kaiseki experience.I look forward to coming back and trying their ever changing menu again. Gochisousama deshita!

Tom Zhao: Most authentic Japanese kaiseki restaurant in Toronto with both food and service at 5 star level.Recommended dishes Mountain Potato …

Mike Mandel: My wife took me here for my 70th birthday, and it was without a doubt, the best birthday and the best meal I've ever had. Fabulous service, food flavours beyond belief. Expensive, yes...but it's not fast food, it's Michelin dining. We had our own beautiful room, and felt like we were in Japan. The sake was incredible, the gorgeous food was off the scale. My wife actually teared-up when they served the course with the Japanese crane, carved from a single daikon radish. Incredibly serene and beautiful. After the meal the manager came out and spent time with us, answering our questions, and ensuring everything was perfect, which it was! This was not the kind of meal you have every week. It was a once in a lifetime experience; or perhaps once every ten years. The eight course meal lasted nearly four hours, and was absolutely perfect. Our server treated us so well, I felt like the Emperor of Japan. Perfect food, environment and service!

Stephan Herard: . There’s a magnificent entrance and walk to your dining room. As for the meal. The flavors slowly build up as the night goes on, each dish adding a bit more complexity than the last. From the food to the impeccable service, it’s an experience you will never forget. Amazing memories.

A S: Great experience, family owned. Perfect portions! You get a little bit of everything which leaves you super full.Recommended dishes …

Dan Korolnek: What a delightful experience! My wife and I went, and every dish served was phenomenal from start to finish. Our server was incredibly knowledgeable, kind, and courteous, explaining the complexities of every course. We felt right at home in a beautiful Japanese setting. Hats off to the front and back of house.

Stephan Wang: One of the best in the city. Perfect atmosphere to enjoy Chef's masterpieces.

Andy: The attention to detail and personal touches were worth the price

Nimmy Jose: Food was tasty and the entertainment was good. The service was only ok. The servers seemed like they didn't want to be there.

Pepi _k97: Fun chefs and friendly atmosphere. Good food. Recommend 💯.

Sherry Johnson: Loved everything, atmosphere, service and especially the food.Recommended dishes Sashimi Parking space Not sure Parking options Free parking lot …

Karim: Katsuya in Mississauga is a culinary delight for lovers of Japanese cuisine! Their menu showcases a variety of sushi, sashimi, and other Japanese dishes that are both artfully presented and bursting with flavor. The sleek and modern ambiance, combined with attentive service, creates an enjoyable dining experience. Whether you're indulging in a chef's special roll or savoring fresh nigiri, Katsuya offers an authentic taste of Japan that's perfect for both sushi aficionados and those new to Japanese cuisine. It's a go-to destination for those seeking a memorable and delicious meal in a contemporary setting.

Joel Silas: Overall great experience.Food was pretty good, the honey fries were easily the best thing I had. The Katsu was overall ok, the Japanese Katsu sauce wasn't that great not sure what I expected but I was underwhelmed.Restaurant atmosphere and decor was very good.Negative points on service for having qr code menus instead of physical ones.

Nushaab Syed: Friendly service with an open kitchen. The fish used in the katsu is fried perfectly, and isn’t as greasy as it is elsewhere. The extensive selection of katsu sauces is great, and be warned that if something is marked as spicy it really is. The appetizers are not to be missed, the croquettes and takoyaki are delicious.

i Im: 美味しいオ寿司andKorea料理両方をいただけmasu.I never knew I could have such fresh and delicious sushi in Toronto.Very yammy Sushi and Korean food in near airport and Toronto

재영이: I was in a very bad mood because my flight to New York was canceled, but thanks to this restaurant I found by chance, I felt a lot better.The Japanese menu is also of a high standard, and the Korean food is really delicious. I went for dinner and lunch before going to the airport the next day, and I was satisfied with both the taste and service. We recommend that you make a reservation before you go. Yukgaejang, Unagidon, ecological soup, bulgogi, ribs, tempura, rolls, etc. Almost all menus are delicious.

Nandan Jha: It's a great place to dine in. The staff are friendly and very knowledgeable.I personally had an amazing experience as this was my first time at a Japanese cuisine restaurant. I did not have to worry much because the staff helped me with every little detail. Kudos to their patience 😁Give it a try. "Yatte mite"Vegetarian options: Limited but good vegetarian options.Wheelchair accessibility: Completely accessible with wheelchairs.

Stephanie V: Recommended dishes

SONIA SANCHEZ: Clean restaurant with neat atmosphere to enjoy allyou can eat Japanese food / barbecue 😋 .Vegetarian options: You can choose from a different vegetables to grill.

Brian Chau: Decently priced for the types of meats you can order. Reservations can only be done for groups of 6 or more, you will need to pay for anyone that is missing if you reserved and do not have 6 people with you. There is a 2 hours limit so it is ideal to almost always have food cooking on the grill and they will give a heads up last call for your order when the time is almost up. They do put 4 people to a table work one grill which may not be as great, I find it better to have 2-3 for one grill. Meats are generally above average in terms of taste.

Susan Wang: Came with my partner for his birthday and we had a wonderful experience. On par with many great omakase restaurants in Toronto. All the menu items were well thought out and the sashimi and nigiri very fresh and delicious. I left feeling quite full. They have a good sake menu. Ambiance is very chill and relaxing. The sushi chefs are all so sweet and chef Kaji himself hilariously animated. It was very clear the staff enjoy making sure you have a great time.

S Park: than more variety.Can’t wait to go back!

Justin Budikentjana: Pretty standard for an all you can eat sushi spot. What I really like about this place though is that you can send the order from the iPad yourself instead of waiting for one of the staff to eventually come to your table and confirm what is on the iPad like at other places. One thing to note is that for some reason the soy sauce was pretty weak or diluted which brought down the overall taste of the sushi.

Abhi: Decent sushi. 180ml sake is only 5.5$ which is great.Pizza sushi could use some more flavourWill go back again to try other food items.