Onnki Donburi

A hidden gem near Bloor-Yonge Station for quality don (rice) dishes. Great vibe and is a great option for grabbing takeout! Service is straightforward with their menu. They have a few staff members organized to assemble your order. There is a lot of traffic flow from pick-up drivers from UberEats orders. You can also pick it up in person via the Ritual app. Their menu is small but well-curated. Their dishes are small but the quality made up for it. We ordered the Sake Lover Don (Salmon Rice), Korean Beef Rice Bowl , Red Karaage and it was all delicious! It was well presented, the salmon don was fresh and the combination of the ingredients (wasabi mayo, red onion, tobiko, green onion, crispy shallot, house teri-sauce) was delicious. The Korean Beef Bowl was had a great combination of sweet and savoury sauce with the cabbage and sliced rib-eye, drool-worthy. Would come back to try more options!

For $16 you get a well portioned donburi with more fish than I think I have ever recieved at this price. So many poke places could only wish to serve even half of the thick slices of salmon in my bowl. I had more fish than rice to eat it with! And of course it was delicious. An interesting online-orders only concept. They have a nice dining area and a few tables and chairs outside too.

Incredibly busy because it's so delicious! Used ritual and still had to wait for a bit. The bowl is misleading, there's a lot of food packed inside.

This place is so good both taste and value wise, highly recommend it! The salmon sashimi were fresh and sizable portions and the Buta fire pork was nicely marinated and charcoaled.

Got a salmon sashimi and fried chicken bowl with some extra chick on the side for take out. It was carefully packed and was ready on time. Both bowls were delicious!

We ordered take out twice, and both times were exceptional. You get fantastic flavor, quality, and portion for a very reasonable price. The Sake Lover ($14.90) was fresh, Salmon Steak Don ($16.50) was moist and flaky, and Karaage Don ($13.90) was juicy and crispy. The staff were also professional, friendly, and efficient. This is now one of our favorite spots in Toronto!

Idk how this place has a 4.6 review! Chicken and salmon were good but overall bowl is underwhelming. The rice also was so dry, felt like the rice and water ratio was completely off. Pretty expensive meal for something I wasn’t so happy about..

It's quick and pretty good. I'd like a bit more veggies in the bowls but still really tasty and worth the price.

I ordered 1 sake lover bowl and it took 20 minutes for them to prepare… and while I was waiting for my order, a ton of other people who ordered after me got their food and I found it questionable as my order was raw salmon over rice. Turns out that they didn’t even prepare my order after 15 minutes as they put takeout orders as a priority. lt came out around $18 with tips which I find quite overpriced given it’s just pieces of salmon over rice. The food was well presented but don’t expect your taste buds to explode with flavour and I just lost my appetite after the terrible service; I would much rather get a poke bowl around the corner for a quicker, tastier lunch.

I have four stars because each time I’ve come -I’ve eaten here twice now, visited a total of SIX times- apart from eating here, they were OPEN, but on break.. I understand that everyone needs a break, but please, don’t get customers hopes up with an “open” sign as well as an opened door, and then tell me you cannot serve me because you’re on break. Is there no sign you can place on the door; not even a notice on the “store hours” you have posted on the glass? I just found it a bit tedious that each time I was craving this amazing food on my break from work, I could never eat it because they would tell me they can’t serve me due to being on their break. Aside from this, I always get their sake don, it’s amazing. I’m not a huge fan of wasabi mayo; so I personally ask to put it on the side, so I can adjust it to my taste. The rice is seasoned, which compliments the fish. A nice, atmospheric, cozy restaurant where lots of young kids go, and it’s right along Yonge which allows for easy commute or travel. Customer service is friendly and welcoming aside from when you enter and they’re on break (which, as stated before, is understandable to a degree). They smile and welcome you, and give you recommendations for any new comers looking to try the food.