Ресторан · Toronto · ⭐ 9.1/10 · 4420 reviews · $$$$ · updated: 2026-06-30 18:08:16
Address: 10 Bay St. #105, Toronto, ON M5J 2N9, Canada
The restaurant that brought flame-seared Aburi sushi to Toronto — a waterfront destination where the signature salmon oshi arrives lightly kissed by fire.
The concept
Miku is the Toronto home of ABURI Restaurants, the Vancouver group that introduced Aburi cuisine to North America. Aburi means the sushi is flame-seared over binchotan oak charcoal and finished with a house-made sauce — a technique that lends each piece a smoky aroma and a melt-in-the-mouth texture. Miku opened on the harbourfront in 2015 as the city’s first dedicated Aburi house.
What to order
The Aburi Salmon Oshi — pressed BC wild sockeye, seared and topped with jalapeño and Miku’s signature sauce — is the dish that made the name. Add Aburi Ebi Oshi, the Miku Roll and a sashimi selection. For the full picture, the multi-course tasting menu or Kaiseki showcases the kitchen’s West-Coast-meets-Japan approach.
The Space
A room of more than 7,000 square feet on Bay Street at the water’s edge, with a raw bar, a sushi bar and a large patio looking out over the harbour. The design is contemporary and upscale — clean lines, plenty of light — built to feel as polished as the plating.
Who it’s for
For sushi lovers, waterfront dates and anyone who wants their Japanese dinner with a view and a little theatre.
Questions and answers
Do I need a reservation? Yes — it’s a popular waterfront room, so evenings and weekends book up; reserve ahead, and note the patio is especially in demand in summer.
Are there vegetarian options? Yes — vegetable rolls, salads and cooked plant-based plates sit alongside the sushi, so non-fish diners have a genuine choice.
What should a first-timer order? The Aburi Salmon Oshi is essential; add a second oshi and a sashimi plate, or let the tasting menu guide you.
Is it good for groups? Yes — the spacious room and shareable formats suit celebrations and larger tables; book ahead for bigger parties.
Is there outdoor seating? Yes — a large patio faces the harbour, making it a prime waterfront table in the warmer months.
Opening hours
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 12:00–21:00 |
| Tuesday | 11:30–21:00 |
| Wednesday | 11:30–21:00 |
| Thursday | 11:30–21:00 |
| Friday | 12:00–22:00 |
| Saturday | 16:30–22:00 |
| Sunday | 16:30–21:00 |
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Reviews last updated: 2026-06-30 18:08:16
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During a visit to Toronto, I had a wonderful meal at Miku. I'd seen so many wonderful videos about it on TikTok and was so excited to try it myself. Staying at The Westin Harbour Castle made it an easy walk,…
I've travelled a lot, been to Japan and eaten plenty of sushi in my life. Even so, the sushi I had at Miku Toronto is probably the most amazing sushi I've ever had. We were wonderfully looked after by our server, who des…
I took my daughter for dinner before a concert at Scotiabank Arena.
I can only say good things. We were dressed a little too casually for that kind of interior, but we were served with enthusiasm and respect from the fi…
My boyfriend and I visited Miku for the first time to celebrate our third anniversary and ordered the Winterlicious dinner set!
For a first course we ordered the sushi and sashimi collection, plus the premium nigiri sel…
An incredibly tasty restaurant, and the desserts are just MEGA!!!