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Doraku — Restaurant in Dartmouth

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Doraku
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Nearby attractions
Alderney Landing
2 Ochterloney St, Dartmouth, NS B2Y 3Z3, Canada
Quaker House (Dartmouth Heritage Museum)
57 Ochterloney St, Dartmouth, NS B2Y 1C3, Canada
Ferry Terminal Park
88 Alderney Dr, Dartmouth, NS B2Y, Canada, Canada
Leighton Dillman Park
4 Windmill Rd, Dartmouth, NS B2Y 4A7, Canada
The Craig Gallery
2 Ochterloney St, Dartmouth, NS B2Y 3Z3, Canada
Dartmouth Heritage Museum
26 Newcastle St, Dartmouth, NS B2Y 3M5, Canada
Sullivan's Pond
Dartmouth, NS B2Y 1M2, Canada
Nearby restaurants
Battery Park Beer Bar & Eatery
62 Ochterloney St, Dartmouth, NS B2Y 1C2, Canada
District 5 Bar & Grill
65 King St, Dartmouth, NS B2Y 4C2, Canada
Yeah Yeahs Pizza
66 Ochterloney St, Dartmouth, NS B2Y 1C2, Canada
Buta Ramen
67 King St, Dartmouth, NS B2Y 2R7, Canada
The Canteen on Portland
22 Portland St, Dartmouth, NS B2Y 1G9, Canada
Stone Pizza
79 Alderney Dr, Dartmouth, NS B2Y 2N7, Canada
Evan's Seafood
Alderney Landing, 2 Ochterloney St, Dartmouth, NS B2Y 1B2, Canada
Revana Pizza Dartmouth
29 Portland St, Dartmouth, NS B2Y 1H1, Canada
Oxalis Restaurant
22 Wentworth St, Dartmouth, NS B2Y 2S6, Canada
Chanoey's Pasta Portland
41 Portland St, Dartmouth, NS B2Y 1H1, Canada
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Doraku

44 Ochterloney St, Dartmouth, NS B2Y 1B9, Canada
4.9(313)
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attractions: Alderney Landing, Quaker House (Dartmouth Heritage Museum), Ferry Terminal Park, Leighton Dillman Park, The Craig Gallery, Dartmouth Heritage Museum, Sullivan's Pond, restaurants: Battery Park Beer Bar & Eatery, District 5 Bar & Grill, Yeah Yeahs Pizza, Buta Ramen, The Canteen on Portland, Stone Pizza, Evan's Seafood, Revana Pizza Dartmouth, Oxalis Restaurant, Chanoey's Pasta Portland
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+1 782-234-8114
Website
doraku.yolasite.com

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Brewmaster's Choice Premium Honjozo
150ml
Gekkeikan Ozeki
150ml
Dassai Premium Daiginjo
300ml
Sho Chiku Bai Nama Organic
300ml
Sho Chiku Bai Premium Ginjo
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Nearby attractions of Doraku

Alderney Landing

Quaker House (Dartmouth Heritage Museum)

Ferry Terminal Park

Leighton Dillman Park

The Craig Gallery

Dartmouth Heritage Museum

Sullivan's Pond

Alderney Landing

Alderney Landing

4.5

(1.2K)

Open until 5:00 PM
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Quaker House (Dartmouth Heritage Museum)

Quaker House (Dartmouth Heritage Museum)

4.0

(16)

Open 24 hours
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Ferry Terminal Park

Ferry Terminal Park

4.6

(448)

Open until 11:00 PM
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Leighton Dillman Park

Leighton Dillman Park

4.6

(199)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Doraku

Battery Park Beer Bar & Eatery

District 5 Bar & Grill

Yeah Yeahs Pizza

Buta Ramen

The Canteen on Portland

Stone Pizza

Evan's Seafood

Revana Pizza Dartmouth

Oxalis Restaurant

Chanoey's Pasta Portland

Battery Park Beer Bar & Eatery

Battery Park Beer Bar & Eatery

4.7

(847)

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District 5 Bar & Grill

District 5 Bar & Grill

4.4

(151)

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Yeah Yeahs Pizza

Yeah Yeahs Pizza

4.6

(314)

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Buta Ramen

Buta Ramen

4.5

(105)

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🍣 Dartmouth’s Hidden Sushi Gem – Doraku Review!
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🍣 Dartmouth’s Hidden Sushi Gem – Doraku Review!
Dahles McLennanDahles McLennan
This is hands down the best Sushi I've ever had. The restaurant is small, a little cramped when busy but the staff are very friendly and knowledgeable and clearly care about their work and the food they make.it was fresh, flavorful and best of all; filling. I ordered the maki set with salmon and tuna avocado roll, an extra order of Unagi rolls, and black sesame mochi for dessert coming to a total of 29 dollars. The food was extremely tasty, the miso soup was rich with large tofu cubes with generous amounts of green onion and veggies. The rolls were absolutely perfect. The rice was cooked just right and packed with flavor, the fish was extremely fresh, cut perfectly with no grissle or fat. The unagi rolls hit the perfect balance of savory and sweet that's hard to find. The mochi was positively amazing! the bean paste filling was sweet with a hint of savory, the mochi dough was soft and springy without being overly chewey, and the black sesame seeds complimented the flavor of both excellently. I cannot recommend this restaurant enough, i encourage anyone looking for good food and fair prices make a reservation and try them out.
Calvin NgCalvin Ng
I'm genuinely baffled by this place's high ratings. The food quality was horrendous. The ginger that we were served with the sashimi (in photo) was spoiled, with a very off-putting smell. We were particularly disappointed in the omakase sashimi platter. I've had sashimi in culinary hubs like Toronto, Vancouver, Osaka, and Tokyo, and even in Alberta where sushi isn't renowned, and never been served such minuscule portions of fish. So small you couldn't appreciate the texture of the fish. This was especially disappointing for a $52 plate explicitly recommended as an appetizer for 4-5 people. Frankly, I wouldn't be surprised if these were leftover scraps (they closed at 8:30 and we showed up at 7:40). I've attached a photo with the tips of chopsticks for scale. In that photo the food was largely untouched. The other photo shows the "medium" sashimi platter as it was served. On top of that, the roll we ordered crumbled apart upon breathing on it. Oh, and we were served the food without any plates or chopsticks. Our server walked away after serving the food. We had to wave her down after to ask for them
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This is hands down the best Sushi I've ever had. The restaurant is small, a little cramped when busy but the staff are very friendly and knowledgeable and clearly care about their work and the food they make.it was fresh, flavorful and best of all; filling. I ordered the maki set with salmon and tuna avocado roll, an extra order of Unagi rolls, and black sesame mochi for dessert coming to a total of 29 dollars. The food was extremely tasty, the miso soup was rich with large tofu cubes with generous amounts of green onion and veggies. The rolls were absolutely perfect. The rice was cooked just right and packed with flavor, the fish was extremely fresh, cut perfectly with no grissle or fat. The unagi rolls hit the perfect balance of savory and sweet that's hard to find. The mochi was positively amazing! the bean paste filling was sweet with a hint of savory, the mochi dough was soft and springy without being overly chewey, and the black sesame seeds complimented the flavor of both excellently. I cannot recommend this restaurant enough, i encourage anyone looking for good food and fair prices make a reservation and try them out.
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I'm genuinely baffled by this place's high ratings. The food quality was horrendous. The ginger that we were served with the sashimi (in photo) was spoiled, with a very off-putting smell. We were particularly disappointed in the omakase sashimi platter. I've had sashimi in culinary hubs like Toronto, Vancouver, Osaka, and Tokyo, and even in Alberta where sushi isn't renowned, and never been served such minuscule portions of fish. So small you couldn't appreciate the texture of the fish. This was especially disappointing for a $52 plate explicitly recommended as an appetizer for 4-5 people. Frankly, I wouldn't be surprised if these were leftover scraps (they closed at 8:30 and we showed up at 7:40). I've attached a photo with the tips of chopsticks for scale. In that photo the food was largely untouched. The other photo shows the "medium" sashimi platter as it was served. On top of that, the roll we ordered crumbled apart upon breathing on it. Oh, and we were served the food without any plates or chopsticks. Our server walked away after serving the food. We had to wave her down after to ask for them
Calvin Ng

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4.9
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5.0
2y

I would 100% recommend this sushi place to EVERYONE. Amazing spot for a personable dinner or date.

Food: It’s hard to find a sushi restaurant in HRM that cooks rice as perfectly as they do (not mushy, not hard) and serves the sushi slightly warm

They actually serve other things than sushi!! Try the curry rice or onigiri (rice ball), just like my mum used to make it 😌

The unagidon is what I normally get because the BBQ eel is just sweet and salty enough, I could eat bowl after bowl. (Like an explosion in your mouth💥)

You can tell so much care in preparation goes into making each meal. All their sushi is great, I like with unagi maki and inari (sweet bean curd with rice) a variety of sashimi is good too.

For anything fried, their batter is on the lighter end unlike other places in HRM. I find this nicer because you don’t feel like you have a rock in your stomach after eating.

Service & interior: The interior design is incredibly thoughtful and comforting for a small restaurant. It features modern minimalism with traditional Japanese elements and natural wood. (It is also very clean)

The staff are very kind and competent. Erika and Shuji I think are their names, both incredibly sweet and smiley.

If you are a larger party, call a day or two beforehand and book because they only have a small bar (seats about 5-6) and three tables (seats about 4-5). Also they get a pretty busy takeout rush around dinner time so maybe go there for lunch or a 7pm dinner (or call and ask)

Side note: Plum wine is an aperitif usually taken before or with a meal but I personally prefer it as desert afterwards (since it’s quite sweet and tart) and have brown rice tea with the meal. (brown rice tea has more depth of flavour than green tea, and less...

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1.0
1y

Very very very very bad experience in this restaurant. The server only serve customers who are natives, and ignore us. The worse is they even skip us and ask the next couple of customers who are Caucasian obversely if they have reserved or something else , but nobody care about us. IT IS SERIOUS RACISM!!! This kind of Japanese restaurant will not only influence customer experience, even influence experience stay in Halifax even Canada. The servers two Japanese girls. Really really bad experience consumption.

Reply:Hello, Doraku’s owner. I am glad that you took notice of my feedback as someone who is not of a white racial background. This proves that the actions of your two Japanese female servers do not necessarily reflect your values or those of Doraku, so perhaps this isn’t the standard of your restaurant. However, I don’t think that simply trusting your employees or the fact that they have worked in your restaurant for over a year or even two can prove that they wouldn’t behave in this way. I feel your response was not very objective. As a customer, I chose to dine at Doraku because I once appreciated the quality of your food, not because I intended to criticize your two Japanese female employees. I hope that, as the owner of Doraku, you can handle this matter fairly and...

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5.0
39w

This is hands down the best Sushi I've ever had. The restaurant is small, a little cramped when busy but the staff are very friendly and knowledgeable and clearly care about their work and the food they make.it was fresh, flavorful and best of all; filling. I ordered the maki set with salmon and tuna avocado roll, an extra order of Unagi rolls, and black sesame mochi for dessert coming to a total of 29 dollars.

The food was extremely tasty, the miso soup was rich with large tofu cubes with generous amounts of green onion and veggies. The rolls were absolutely perfect. The rice was cooked just right and packed with flavor, the fish was extremely fresh, cut perfectly with no grissle or fat. The unagi rolls hit the perfect balance of savory and sweet that's hard to find. The mochi was positively amazing! the bean paste filling was sweet with a hint of savory, the mochi dough was soft and springy without being overly chewey, and the black sesame seeds complimented the flavor of both excellently.

I cannot recommend this restaurant enough, i encourage anyone looking for good food and fair prices make a reservation and...

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