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Toronto's Hottest Japanese Hideaway - Mhel's Legendary Pudding šŸ®šŸ”„

This rotating-menu sake bar hides in an unassuming corner but packs a crowd nightly. Intimate yet livelyā€”no shouting matches here! Came for the pudding (viral on Red), stayed for everything else. Only 2 items matched the hype: Wagyu Striploin & THE puddingā€”so we got both. šŸ£ Shiromi Mori ($48) Daily sashimi platter. Kombu-cured for extra bounceā€”obsessed. šŸŒæ Nanohana ($14) Nut paste + grilled tofu. Sounds heavy? Surprisingly light & elegant. šŸŸ Maguro ($36) Bluefin tuna + pickled flower sauce (didnā€™t catch the name). Sweet-tart perfection. šŸ„© Sogogi ($59) Charcoal Aussie Wagyu. Rich but... whereā€™s the sauce? Salt/wasabi alone didnā€™t cut it. šŸ„ Dak Gu-yi ($34) Grilled chicken & porcini. Mushrooms stole the showā€”earthy umami bomb! šŸ® Dessert ($10) THE star. Best pudding in TOā€”no eggy weirdness. Almost smuggled an extra home! Go easy on the molassesā€”itā€™s sweet enough. šŸ¶ Kozaemon Sakura ($16) Seasonal spring sakeā€”floral & fleeting. šŸ’ø Pricey? Yes. Worth it? Absolutely. šŸ  Mhel šŸ“ 276 Havelock St, Toronto #TorontoEats #HiddenGem #JapaneseFood #SakeBar #FoodieFind #DessertHeaven

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Toronto's Hottest Japanese Hideaway - Mhel's Legendary Pudding šŸ®šŸ”„

This rotating-menu sake bar hides in an unassuming corner but packs a crowd nightly. Intimate yet livelyā€”no shouting matches here! Came for the pudding (viral on Red), stayed for everything else. Only 2 items matched the hype: Wagyu Striploin & THE puddingā€”so we got both. šŸ£ Shiromi Mori ($48) Daily sashimi platter. Kombu-cured for extra bounceā€”obsessed. šŸŒæ Nanohana ($14) Nut paste + grilled tofu. Sounds heavy? Surprisingly light & elegant. šŸŸ Maguro ($36) Bluefin tuna + pickled flower sauce (didnā€™t catch the name). Sweet-tart perfection. šŸ„© Sogogi ($59) Charcoal Aussie Wagyu. Rich but... whereā€™s the sauce? Salt/wasabi alone didnā€™t cut it. šŸ„ Dak Gu-yi ($34) Grilled chicken & porcini. Mushrooms stole the showā€”earthy umami bomb! šŸ® Dessert ($10) THE star. Best pudding in TOā€”no eggy weirdness. Almost smuggled an extra home! Go easy on the molassesā€”itā€™s sweet enough. šŸ¶ Kozaemon Sakura ($16) Seasonal spring sakeā€”floral & fleeting. šŸ’ø Pricey? Yes. Worth it? Absolutely. šŸ  Mhel šŸ“ 276 Havelock St, Toronto #TorontoEats #HiddenGem #JapaneseFood #SakeBar #FoodieFind #DessertHeaven

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