Tokidoki Burger

Stopped by for casual dinner date and really enjoyed our experience! The vibe is casual with counter ordering or ordering by QR code at the table. There is a ramen menu and a separate burger menu. We tried a few items from both and they were all quite solid and enjoyable. Food came out quickly, seating was comfortable, and there was art displayed for sale which were very interesting. The staff were very friendly as well.Food:Salmon skin fries--5*: very well fried, overall delicious Poutine-- 4*: tasty with very melty cheese and loves the shisho on top. The gravy and meat were just okay Ramen--4.5*: noodles had great texture, broth was flavorful, and the egg was cooked nicely. Accompaniments were tasty and then pork belly good. Solid bowl of ramen and probably will be the thing we go back for Sliders-- 4*: Very good burgers with interesting toppings. Not a personal fan of teriyaki but that's a me thing. Overall would give 4.5*

If you want something novel, you'll get it here. I liked the flavor profile of the namesake burger but ugh, the texture was just not for me. Think meatloaf. You can order at the table with a QR code like the ramen place next door and the like them, the food comes out quick. The vibe was pretty quiet for a Friday night and I wonder how well the business is doing. It's a nicely decorated place, but lacks some of the soul of the ramen kazama. I hope they figure things out.

Def a must visit if you are in the area especially during happy hour! Dishes are decently priced (even cheaper during happy hour) and pretty yummy! The place is pretty big. You can order from your table or at the register which is pretty cool. From your phone, you can customize the meal however you like and continue your tab if you choose to order more food. The food did take awhile but honestly the services were really nice so we didn't mind! We basically tried to order the whole menu and tbh it's was great. The cheese curds were really unique. I believe the batter used tempura batter so it was fluffy light with a nice cheese pull. The wings are delish!! Super crispy and I love the sauce they used. The salmon skins were super crispy. Can't really mess that up lol. The poutine was soooo good. Super gooey with cheese with a really nice gravy. The burger was decent. We also got the Hambagu which is not pictured. It's not bad, the flavor is okay! The only issue we had was that the meat can't be cooked medium rare/rare due to the mixture containing egg which is what our server told us. I def think the flavors would be much stronger if it was rare instead of well done but I guess they don't have much control over that. Just something to be aware of. Overall, I would still recommend ordering the burger & hambagu! You still get a unique flavor profile you don't really get with traditional American burgers. :)

We saw plenty of hype about this new spot all over social media, so when we had plans in the area, we stopped in for some apps! Street parking is available nearby! The space itself is smaller, but there's seating for small and large groups! Service was distracted and overwhelmed, so we ended up doing a lot of things ourselves (grabbing silverware, refilling our water). The food was alright! The cheese curds were yummy but they had bonito flakes that left a fishy aftertaste. The wings were our favorite, crunchy with a yummy gochujang-based sauce!! The poutine was pretty salty, so be prepared for that! If we end up back there, I'd definitely want try the burger or other sandwiches. Room for improvement, but I'd head back!

Friend discovered this place so thought we try it out. Was a little disappointed that the entree menu is not available until 5pm and their brunch menu only goes to 2pm. We all got some sort of burger since that was the only main dish plus a couple appetizers to try. Here you can order at the counter or order at your table via QR code. It's a self service restaurant. Our server brought us our water and food but they do have a self-serve soda fountain (it looks like in the back). They also have condiments and utensils by the soda fountain as well.Nacho- chips tasted homemade, crispy and crunchy. Def a fan of this type of chips. For $8.50 we can't complain much but maybe a little more generous on the meat? Poutine- flavorful. As you get to the bottom it's soggy of course due to gravy so don't let it sit too long. Fiancé for the teriyaki burger with sauce on the side. The presentation of this burger is not the best. The choice of iceberg lettuce doesn't make it look that good as you can see. Looks like a homemade burger. Taste wise? It's ok? Tonkatsu Sando- have to say not the best tonkatsu I've had but it wasn't bad. I could say it's ok. Not a WOW factor for me to come back and get it again. Definitely plan to come back for the dinner or bunch menu though. Although, I did really enjoyed the appetizers. Would definitely get again as well.

TokiDoki Burger - next to the ramen and Japanese crepe place. we got the Karai Burger, the Chicken Namban sandwich, and we shared some cheese curds. The "Japanese hamburger blend" is pretty interesting. Softer and spongier than a typical burger blend. I think the meat is ground more finely. It had a nice little spicy kick from the chili fish sauce. And they gave us a free milkshake too! Not a game changer but it was pretty good overall and worth a try if you're feeling adventurous.

Visited on a Sunday morning and immediately ordered the Bloody Mary from the QR code on the table. It came with a large chicken nugget with a panko type breading and a slice of bacon. The mix had a cucumber taste to it. We then ordered entrees, again from the QR code on the table. I ordered the bao benedict (changed the eggs from poached to over medium). It came with a side salad with a great mustard like vinaigrette. Husband got their namesake burger which came with choice of fries or a salad and obviously he picked fries. They were crispy and delicious!Plenty of on street parking, brand new building, cute bar and plenty of seating, an all around winner for the neighborhood!

The whole block (I think the other restaurants are owned by the same) was packed, and for good reason! The tokidoki burger had an interesting flavor different from other western burgers. The cheese curds were the same-- such a unique taste! They're fried with a light coating and had a lot of toppings. I think I prefer Wisconsin cheese curd style, but they're fun to try! The fries were also delicious. The staff were really nice and you order from a QR code. The inside is cute and has plenty of different seating areas. Parking was tough to find on a Friday night.

This is the best thing I've eaten in a long time! Got the vegetarian curry melt via delivery, and it was fabulous! The buttery toast and slight crunch of edamame in the "burger" were all sooooo good! Love that the burger is house made and not a commercial burger substitute. Cannot recommend this dish highly enough! Would love to visit in person and try some other items.

I've been wanting to go try this place. When I saw the menu, instantly wanted to go. We ordered the salmon skin, it was OK. Could've been more crispy, it had alot of meat on them. Shishito peppers were good, sweet and mild spicy. They topped it with bacon too. Then we shared the karai burger. This was yummy and kind of spicy. We were the only customers in the restaurant so we were greeted and seated right away. Orders can be made at the table by scanning the code, otherwise pay at the counter. Restaurant is big and clean. Free parking available on the street.