Yum, great food here, the sashimi is especially good! More

Great Japanese food in a comtemporary evnvironment. Staff are friendly and the cocktails are well crafted. Sydneys best Japanese restaurant by far. More

A friend and I went to Toko’s on Good Friday without a reservation. The restaurant was full but the maitre’d took down our names and we got seated within 20 minutes. The décor of the restaurant is very chic with big bench tops and soft lighting, but I have to say the ambience is a little cold and impersonal. You... More

4 of us sat down for my husbands birthday. Floors were very dirty and we poured ourselves the wine from the two bottles. Had a fixed menu and it came out in full in less than 16 mins!! If not for sitting with the wine we could have been in and out in 20 mins... Too expensive to not enjoy... More

Toko is one of my favourite Japanese restaurants. It’s been a Sydney favourite for years. Toko offers informal style Japanese ‘izakaya’ dining Tokonoma Lounge has opened next door, which is actually a Soshu lounge – it’s a little classier, but the best thing is, they take bookings there. Well worth trying. Shannon www.urbanchicguides.com More

The food here at Toko was great - authentic fare and very enjoyable to share together with friends and family. Unfortunately though, for diners wanting to have a good chit-chat over dinner, the restaurant acoustics are pretty bad, so it's very loud and echoey! You are unlikely to be able to hear the person across the table from you! But,... More

Went for lunch to Toko on a busy Friday afternoon. Having not been there before, I was surprised to find we were going to be stuck in the middle of a long table - meaning we'd effectively be sharing lunch with the two groups either side of us.... Not happy about this situation, I enquired as to whether we could... More

We arrived a little late (thanks Sydney Traffic and Trains being replaced by buses) were shown to our seat and immediatlley served water...A big plus...so simple but nearly all restaurants in Sydney get this wrong. We were booked for the 11 course degustation and it did not dissapoint. Small regular servings kept us entertained for 2 hours and the service... More

I have been to both Toko and Tokonoma (next door to each other) several times. Never have I been disappointed. Each has a different vibe (Toko more bright, crowded, noisy and Tokonoma more low-key, romantic and cool). The kitchen is the same for both - you get to see more of it in action at Toko and Tokonoma has more... More