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Sushi Kiwami

Toronto, Ontario

Edomae sushi omakase on Yonge Street in Old Toronto, with lunch at CAD 159 and dinner at CAD 299, booked via OpenTable or phone.

Illuminated wine and spirits cabinet with bottles and glassware displayed on wooden shelves
  • Artfully plated sushi dish in black bowl with microgreens and edible flowers on wooden table
  • Sushi Kiwami photo 3
Photo: Sajad Sadat via Google

At a glance

Price
$$$
Dinner omakase
$299
Lunch omakase
$159
Sake pairing
No
Reservations
OpenTable · book a few weeks out
Price
Upscale

Sushi Kiwami serves Edomae-style sushi omakase at 599 Yonge St in Old Toronto. The menu runs at two price points: a CAD 159 lunch omakase and a CAD 299 dinner omakase, both priced in Canadian dollars. The restaurant is categorized as upscale and describes its difficulty level as moderate, meaning it's reservation-driven and structured rather than a walk-in spot.

Service is offered twice daily, seven days a week except Monday, with lunch seatings from 12:00 to 13:30 and dinner from 17:30 to 23:00. English menus are available, and the restaurant does not require cash only. Sake pairing is not offered as a standard option.

Reservations go through OpenTable or by calling the restaurant directly at (647) 891-7668. Guests are asked to arrive five minutes before their reservation time, and seats are held for only ten minutes past the booking time. Cancellations or changes to guest count need at least 24 hours' notice to avoid fees of CAD 100 per person for lunch and CAD 200 per person for dinner. Groups of nine or more must contact the restaurant directly rather than booking online. The kitchen cannot accommodate seafood or shellfish allergies, vegan or vegetarian requests, gluten restrictions, or other dietary limitations, given the nature of the omakase format. Diners bringing their own alcohol face a corkage fee of CAD 100 per 720ml bottle or CAD 200 per 1.8L bottle. Underground parking is available in the same building, accessed from 3 Gloucester St.

Good to know

How much does omakase cost at Sushi Kiwami?
Lunch omakase is CAD 159 and dinner omakase is CAD 299.
How do I book a reservation?
Reservations can be made through OpenTable or by calling (647) 891-7668. Arrive five minutes early, as seats are only held for ten minutes.
What are the cancellation policies?
Changes or cancellations require at least 24 hours' notice; otherwise a fee of CAD 100 per person applies for lunch and CAD 200 per person for dinner.
Can dietary restrictions be accommodated?
No. The restaurant states it cannot accommodate seafood or shellfish allergies, vegan or vegetarian diets, gluten restrictions, or other allergies.
Is parking available nearby?
Yes, underground commercial parking is available in the same building on levels P1 through P3, accessed from 3 Gloucester St.

Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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