Tamashii

The quality right here. I's say the food here is simply tasty, regardless of ethnicity. If not for the sheer size, it would make a really nice dive bar, so lets say it's a dive restaurant. There are a few varieties of beer, some in cans! House beer goes down well with the crispy duck and I would say the crispy duck is done the old fashioned way, in one of those ovens that seal the natural flavors in. The do it yourself set was tasty and my partner's lobster was reportedly very good. A nice visit to a simply lovely place.

Cool joint. Eclectic menu with a mix of south east asian dishes. Dry and strong beer on tap. Crispy duck is a dish all of us have enjoyed at some time or another but over here it's the whole enchilada, you get to make it yourself. Service lags a little but food is good and it's a nice place you want to take in.

A good selection of cocktails, albeit a little esoteric, nevertheless refreshing and unique in flavor. There are a great number of fusion restaurants today and they all seem to do a version of the original. I found the crispy duck set to be most satisfying and a rival to the same found in other restaurants of the same variety, which i feel is correct as a fusion should do a variety of authentic dishes and they do it very well here.

I'm Japanese and I wanted to give this place a shot since it's right near where I live. I don't know why they named the place ''Tamashii'' which means ''soul'' in Japanese because it's mostly a fusion of all asian foods and not very Japanese at all. In fact, most of the Japanese food I ordered didn't taste Japanese (and it wasn't very good...) - like the Yakisoba and the gyoza. With that said, this place has really great duck! So I would say skip this place if you're looking for authentic Japanese but do go for some really cool drinks and some really nice duck!

It's a really amazing place. The decor defies modern convention and the bar produces some really noteworthy cocktails, all based on japanese liqours, a really unique concept. The selection of food varies greatly but I found it a welcome change from being restricted to one cuisine only. The five of us just wanted a place to chill and grab some bites and Tamashii does all that, and much more. I found the beef hot pot, which is actually of chinese origin, totally delectable and I will return to sample the rest of the menu as it is that good.

We had dinner here yesterday and it was very good. This establishment is so different from the other restaurants in that it is more fashionable and they have an extensive bar serving designer cocktails. The entire establishment has a lovely 'vibe' about it.. The food was very good and i would recommend the duck wrap and noodles.