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Sashimi |
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Tempura items |
Japan Buffet 168 Sushi, is my first choice when it comes to
Sushi, it is located in 2366 Dundas St West Mississauga, in the
intersection of Dundas and Erin Mills Parkway. This is an all you can eat
dining experience where you can chose from different Japanese, Thai, and Chinese dishes. The menu is a piece of paper that customers will have to write how many quantity they would like and
the servers will come pick it up and have the food brought to you. To any customers, who cannot eat raw fish
(sashimi they call it), do not worry; there are still plenty of hot dishes to
chose from. To start off we decided to pick seaweed salad, house salad
and miso soup. Right after, we got shrimp tempura, scallop
tempura, crab meat tempura, beef on a stick and fried shrimp wonton.
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Tom Yum Soup |
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Thai Shrimp Curry |
The dining atmosphere is very lively with Japanese arts as their décor. They have scrolls, samurai
statues, fans, Japanese umbrella, Saki on their walls and a life size geisha located in front of their entrances. Another cool
thing when you enter their front entrance is a picture of Hazel McCallion with
the store owners.
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Mushroom Wrapped in Beef |
Japan Buffet can also be found in 5 other locations, Ottawa, Vaughan,
London, Brampton
and Milton. I have been in Brampton. It is quite good. It has a separate private room that allows you to sit down on the floor like a true Japanese but the only thing is that each restaurant has their own special dish. The Brampton location mainly serves Chinese dishes while the Mississauga serves
Thai dishes. I prefer Thai because of their exotic flavour and Tom Yum Soup, therefore to me, the Mississauga location is better.
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Mississauga Rolls |
When you are done with the food or almost done, you can get a new menu
which is found at the edge of the table and write down which one would you like
to order again or new. This is a Japanese buffet so it would not be complete without
Sushi. The Sushi and Sashimi are made fresh
and you can even see the Sushi Chief making it on their
table. The two dishes I highly recommend
people to get are the Thai Shrimp Curry and
Mississauga Roll.
The
Mississauga roll is great for people who do not like Raw since it contains
cooked salmon, cream cheese and green onions.
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Desserts :P |
This is a true Fine
Dining Adventure for people who are not interested in sushi. To partake in the
exploration of different types of cooked dishes and maybe in the end, be open on trying out the sushi by
starting it with Mississauga Roll. Would I recommend people on checking out the
Japan Buffet? Yes.
Fine Dining Adventure Ratings
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Food
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10
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Presentation
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10
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Service
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8
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Price
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8
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Dining Atmosphere
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9
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Overall Experience
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9
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