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Hojo's Japanese Cuisine
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Nearby attractions
Confederation Centre of the Arts
130 Queen St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 4B3, Canada
Confederation Centre of the Arts
145 Richmond St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 4B3, Canada
Province House National Historic Site
165 Richmond St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 1J1, Canada
St. Dunstan's Basilica
45 Great George St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 4K1, Canada
The Anne of Green Gables Store
72 Queen St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 4A8, Canada
St. Peter's Cathedral
7 All Souls Ln, Charlottetown, PE C1A 3W8, Canada
Beaconsfield Historic House
2 Kent St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 1M6, Canada
Confederation Landing Park
2 Great George St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 7N9, Canada
Anne and Gilbert- The Musical
140 Weymouth St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 4Z1, Canada
Peakes Quay
1 Great George St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 0B1, Canada
Nearby restaurants
Punjabi Bites
167 Great George St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 4L1, Canada
Taste of India
129 Kent St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 1N4, Canada
The Old Triangle
189 Great George St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 4L1, Canada
Hopyard
151 Kent St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 1N5, Canada
Cedar's Eatery
181 Great George St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 4L1, Canada
Brits Fish & Chips
141 Great George St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 4K7, Canada
Leonhard's
142 Great George St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 4K6, Canada
Redwater Rustic Grille
123 Grafton St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 4K6, Canada
Casa Mia Downtown
131 Queen St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 4B3, Canada
Pilot House
70 Grafton St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 1K7, Canada
Nearby hotels
The Holman Grand Hotel
123 Grafton St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 1K9, Canada
Rodd Charlottetown
75 Kent St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 1N1, Canada
The Arts Hotel
155 Kent St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 5Y6, Canada
Dundee Arms Inn
200 Pownal St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 3W8, Canada
The Hotel on Pownal
146 Pownal St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 3W6, Canada
Quality Inn & Suites Downtown
150 Euston St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 1W5, Canada
Shipwright Inn
51 Fitzroy St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 1R4, Canada
Prince Street Suites
193 Prince St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 4R8, Canada
Prince inn
241 Prince St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 4S2, Canada
Fitzroy Hall
45 Fitzroy St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 1R4, Canada
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Hojo's Japanese Cuisine

119 Kent St #290, Charlottetown, PE C1A 1N3, Canada
4.5(170)
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attractions: Confederation Centre of the Arts, Confederation Centre of the Arts, Province House National Historic Site, St. Dunstan's Basilica, The Anne of Green Gables Store, St. Peter's Cathedral, Beaconsfield Historic House, Confederation Landing Park, Anne and Gilbert- The Musical, Peakes Quay, restaurants: Punjabi Bites, Taste of India, The Old Triangle, Hopyard, Cedar's Eatery, Brits Fish & Chips, Leonhard's, Redwater Rustic Grille, Casa Mia Downtown, Pilot House
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+1 902-367-5272
Website
hojosjapanese.com

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Featured dishes

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Vegetable Tempura
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Prawn Tempura
dish
Spicy Tuna Roll
dish
Gyokai Tonkotsu Ramen
dish
Shoyu Ramen
dish
Spicy Miso Ramen

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Nearby attractions of Hojo's Japanese Cuisine

Confederation Centre of the Arts

Confederation Centre of the Arts

Province House National Historic Site

St. Dunstan's Basilica

The Anne of Green Gables Store

St. Peter's Cathedral

Beaconsfield Historic House

Confederation Landing Park

Anne and Gilbert- The Musical

Peakes Quay

Confederation Centre of the Arts

Confederation Centre of the Arts

4.8

(161)

Open 24 hours
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Confederation Centre of the Arts

Confederation Centre of the Arts

4.4

(122)

Open 24 hours
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Province House National Historic Site

Province House National Historic Site

4.0

(105)

Open 24 hours
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St. Dunstan's Basilica

St. Dunstan's Basilica

4.7

(492)

Closed
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Nearby restaurants of Hojo's Japanese Cuisine

Punjabi Bites

Taste of India

The Old Triangle

Hopyard

Cedar's Eatery

Brits Fish & Chips

Leonhard's

Redwater Rustic Grille

Casa Mia Downtown

Pilot House

Punjabi Bites

Punjabi Bites

4.5

(415)

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Taste of India

Taste of India

4.4

(697)

$

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The Old Triangle

The Old Triangle

4.4

(576)

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Hopyard

Hopyard

4.6

(726)

$

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joesonjoeson
This was absolutely the worst tempura and sushi I have ever had in my life!!! First, let’s talk about the tempura. As a classic Japanese dish, I believe every chef who has the courage to make tempura should master the basic techniques to avoid disrespecting Japanese culture. What I got was a plate of soggy and soft shrimp—so soft it felt like gummy worms—where the batter had completely separated from the shrimp (the photo was taken one minute after it was served). Judging by appearance alone, it seems the chef simply tossed the shrimp into the fryer without using the correct tempura frying method (creating that crisp, uneven texture by flicking extra batter into the oil). The color of the tempura was also pale, suggesting an incorrect egg yolk ratio. Next, the texture. Upon tasting, I encountered batter that was overmixed to the point where the gluten was activated, giving the batter a chewy and doughy texture—a disaster! Of course, when dipping the shrimp into this disastrous batter, the shrimp itself was too wet, as it hadn’t been properly dried or dusted with flour beforehand. This caused the batter to separate severely from the shrimp. The chewy batter and wet shrimp were essentially forced into an unhappy "marriage" in the fryer, but they were clearly incompatible. You can see in the photo how the batter clings to the slimy shrimp like it doesn’t want to be there. LOL. I mean, is this supposed to be a dumpling? This dish was priced at $12. For that price, you could at least add some inexpensive fried vegetables underneath the shrimp to make the portion look larger. Couldn’t you? Next is the sushi. I don’t even want to use words to describe it. All I felt was a few mushy blobs of sticky paste in my mouth. Did you guys accidentally put toothpaste in the sushi? If you’re going to sell sushi, I think you should spend more time researching how to properly prepare sushi rice and enhance the texture, like adding something crunchy inside. The only positive thing was that I liked the level of acidity in the sushi, but that only made it barely edible. I don’t understand how a chef working in a restaurant with a decent atmosphere can get all the basics so wrong. I think watching a few YouTube videos would help you a lot. LOL. Lastly, the sake tasted cheap—like boxed white wine served at low-end restaurants. I understand this isn’t a fancy place, but with a bill of over $60 before tax and tip for two people, this isn’t exactly cheap either.
L RoseL Rose
Hojo's is a great spot to hit up if you're looking for some comfort food, whether it's for lunch or dinner. They can be pretty busy on popular nights (Friday especially) so you may want to consider booking a table in advance. Their vegan ramen is so good and flavorful. I also recommend the vegan gyoza - it comes with a light soy dipping sauce with some spice seasoning in it. All their vegetarian rolls are also delicious! Love that all ordering is done directly from an iPad - helps both you and the staff know exactly what dish and toppings you'd like, and gives you the option to order more on-demand. Their food is a bit on the pricier side, however it's not without justification - all their ingredients are super fresh, and they assure you that their staff is paid a fair living wage (they previously wouldn't even accept tips as this is traditional in Japan). Worth the extra cost if you want an authentic, hearty meal.
TheConManTheConMan
Honestly I am a fan of Japanese cuisine and culture and greatly enjoy when I come across some place that is as authentic as this. I started off with a 6 piece tuna roll, which when it came was very delicious and tasted very fresh, the wasabi was also nice with its distinctive flavor and had a nice mouthfeel as well. The next dish I had delivered was my Flying fish roe. This plate felt amazing in the mouth and left a great aftertaste, although the initial bite was pretty tame. Next I moved to the rainbow plate so I could have a chance to try a wide variety of rolls. The salmon was delicious and very fresh, the tuna was a nice cut and melted away in the mouth rather nicely, and the prawn had a great texture to it as well. Finally I had the tamago, which was sweet and pillowy, exactly what I look for. All in all it was an amazing experience and I look forward to returning for another taste of japan
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This was absolutely the worst tempura and sushi I have ever had in my life!!! First, let’s talk about the tempura. As a classic Japanese dish, I believe every chef who has the courage to make tempura should master the basic techniques to avoid disrespecting Japanese culture. What I got was a plate of soggy and soft shrimp—so soft it felt like gummy worms—where the batter had completely separated from the shrimp (the photo was taken one minute after it was served). Judging by appearance alone, it seems the chef simply tossed the shrimp into the fryer without using the correct tempura frying method (creating that crisp, uneven texture by flicking extra batter into the oil). The color of the tempura was also pale, suggesting an incorrect egg yolk ratio. Next, the texture. Upon tasting, I encountered batter that was overmixed to the point where the gluten was activated, giving the batter a chewy and doughy texture—a disaster! Of course, when dipping the shrimp into this disastrous batter, the shrimp itself was too wet, as it hadn’t been properly dried or dusted with flour beforehand. This caused the batter to separate severely from the shrimp. The chewy batter and wet shrimp were essentially forced into an unhappy "marriage" in the fryer, but they were clearly incompatible. You can see in the photo how the batter clings to the slimy shrimp like it doesn’t want to be there. LOL. I mean, is this supposed to be a dumpling? This dish was priced at $12. For that price, you could at least add some inexpensive fried vegetables underneath the shrimp to make the portion look larger. Couldn’t you? Next is the sushi. I don’t even want to use words to describe it. All I felt was a few mushy blobs of sticky paste in my mouth. Did you guys accidentally put toothpaste in the sushi? If you’re going to sell sushi, I think you should spend more time researching how to properly prepare sushi rice and enhance the texture, like adding something crunchy inside. The only positive thing was that I liked the level of acidity in the sushi, but that only made it barely edible. I don’t understand how a chef working in a restaurant with a decent atmosphere can get all the basics so wrong. I think watching a few YouTube videos would help you a lot. LOL. Lastly, the sake tasted cheap—like boxed white wine served at low-end restaurants. I understand this isn’t a fancy place, but with a bill of over $60 before tax and tip for two people, this isn’t exactly cheap either.
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Hojo's is a great spot to hit up if you're looking for some comfort food, whether it's for lunch or dinner. They can be pretty busy on popular nights (Friday especially) so you may want to consider booking a table in advance. Their vegan ramen is so good and flavorful. I also recommend the vegan gyoza - it comes with a light soy dipping sauce with some spice seasoning in it. All their vegetarian rolls are also delicious! Love that all ordering is done directly from an iPad - helps both you and the staff know exactly what dish and toppings you'd like, and gives you the option to order more on-demand. Their food is a bit on the pricier side, however it's not without justification - all their ingredients are super fresh, and they assure you that their staff is paid a fair living wage (they previously wouldn't even accept tips as this is traditional in Japan). Worth the extra cost if you want an authentic, hearty meal.
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Honestly I am a fan of Japanese cuisine and culture and greatly enjoy when I come across some place that is as authentic as this. I started off with a 6 piece tuna roll, which when it came was very delicious and tasted very fresh, the wasabi was also nice with its distinctive flavor and had a nice mouthfeel as well. The next dish I had delivered was my Flying fish roe. This plate felt amazing in the mouth and left a great aftertaste, although the initial bite was pretty tame. Next I moved to the rainbow plate so I could have a chance to try a wide variety of rolls. The salmon was delicious and very fresh, the tuna was a nice cut and melted away in the mouth rather nicely, and the prawn had a great texture to it as well. Finally I had the tamago, which was sweet and pillowy, exactly what I look for. All in all it was an amazing experience and I look forward to returning for another taste of japan
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4.5
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1.0
46w

This was absolutely the worst tempura and sushi I have ever had in my life!!!

First, let’s talk about the tempura. As a classic Japanese dish, I believe every chef who has the courage to make tempura should master the basic techniques to avoid disrespecting Japanese culture. What I got was a plate of soggy and soft shrimp—so soft it felt like gummy worms—where the batter had completely separated from the shrimp (the photo was taken one minute after it was served).

Judging by appearance alone, it seems the chef simply tossed the shrimp into the fryer without using the correct tempura frying method (creating that crisp, uneven texture by flicking extra batter into the oil). The color of the tempura was also pale, suggesting an incorrect egg yolk ratio.

Next, the texture. Upon tasting, I encountered batter that was overmixed to the point where the gluten was activated, giving the batter a chewy and doughy texture—a disaster! Of course, when dipping the shrimp into this disastrous batter, the shrimp itself was too wet, as it hadn’t been properly dried or dusted with flour beforehand. This caused the batter to separate severely from the shrimp. The chewy batter and wet shrimp were essentially forced into an unhappy "marriage" in the fryer, but they were clearly incompatible. You can see in the photo how the batter clings to the slimy shrimp like it doesn’t want to be there. LOL. I mean, is this supposed to be a dumpling?

This dish was priced at $12. For that price, you could at least add some inexpensive fried vegetables underneath the shrimp to make the portion look larger. Couldn’t you?

Next is the sushi. I don’t even want to use words to describe it. All I felt was a few mushy blobs of sticky paste in my mouth. Did you guys accidentally put toothpaste in the sushi? If you’re going to sell sushi, I think you should spend more time researching how to properly prepare sushi rice and enhance the texture, like adding something crunchy inside. The only positive thing was that I liked the level of acidity in the sushi, but that only made it barely edible.

I don’t understand how a chef working in a restaurant with a decent atmosphere can get all the basics so wrong. I think watching a few YouTube videos would help you a lot. LOL.

Lastly, the sake tasted cheap—like boxed white wine served at low-end restaurants. I understand this isn’t a fancy place, but with a bill of over $60 before tax and tip for two people, this isn’t exactly...

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5.0
1y

My experience at Hojo’s was one of a kind. My day had already started off terribly along with the unbearable hot and humid weather. In consequence, I was very sensitive and dejected. My sister wanted to treat me out but I was in no mood for food. I just wanted to stay home and relax however, she had kept insisting we go out. Even though the weather was boiling hot, I had felt like ramen. So off we went to Hojo’s!!

Immediately as I entered, a warm and kind atmosphere welcomed me. The interior was beautiful and not too crowded, I wasn’t overwhelmed by the decorations or staff. The hostess had sat me down to a table right near the window. I was in awed by the ceiling and the iPad sitting at my table.

I had ordered ramen as I had planned and so did my sister. It was wonderful and smooth. Something I had needed for a while. The food had great presentation and the server was great too. I could tell she was sincere with her care towards our table. The food just kept on getting better along with the service. Through out the evening, my mood had changed from glum to blissful. Who would have known that great service, atmosphere and food could change someone’s mood so quick!? Haha

Nevertheless, my experience with Hojo’s had left me with a great impression and a good souvenir. I’ll be back again, Hojo’s! Till...

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1.0
22w

Worst experience ever !!! 2 waitresses on the floor ..and they literally running...dangerously! I told them to walk ..not to run..first of all..then she brought napkins after serving food...second of all ...third...food was served late ...2 dishes at time...we were 7 at the table...when first 2 finished ate dinner..last 2 started eating...big time discrepancy on serving...also my dish got 2 sliced of pork not equal...one perfectly rounded and tick and second half..and a side was looking like someone bite from it..I did refused to eat ...!!! They've took of my dish from the receipt...but now apologies..no manager on the floor..nobody to talk with...I used to like Japanese food but now ..i will pass on it because of this bad and ugly experience..leaving a restaurant hungry..looking for a pizza place after all this ...uff..told them also im a Google Advisor...nobody seems to care ..ok so..I post this ...lat point ..is bathroom outside somewhere...you need to guess where or ask...but is in a mall ..outside if restaurant..hmmmm...that's all about Japanese ...bye Japan. Better I go with Chinese food feeling more full on my belly..if you know...

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