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Jason Wu
Casual vibe to grab some quick comfort Japanese food. Food court style. Cool robot server. Do ask for their stamp card.
Authentic Japanese Restaurant
Kome Shokudo
1383 16th Ave #2, Richmond Hill, ON L4B 0E2, Canada • $10 to $20 • +1 905-237-8667
Photos
10 photosBusiness Info
Service options
- No-contact delivery
- Delivery
- Onsite services
- Takeout
- Dine-in
Popular for
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Solo dining
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Offerings
- Healthy options
- Quick bite
- Small plates
- Vegetarian options
Dining options
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Counter service
- Dessert
- Seating
Amenities
- Restroom
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
- Quiet
Crowd
- College students
- Groups
Planning
- No Accepts reservations
Payments
- Credit cards
- Debit cards
- NFC mobile payments
Children
- Good for kids
- High chairs
- Kids' menu
Parking
- Free parking lot
- Free street parking
- Parking
About Kome Shokudo
Kome Shokudo is a dining venue located at 1383 16th Ave #2, Richmond Hill, ON L4B 0E2, Canada, offering a Japanese-inspired dining experience in the Richmond Hill community. The restaurant provides a menu-focused setting where guests can enjoy Japanese cuisine prepared with attention to traditional flavors and presentation. Kome Shokudo’s name reflects its connection to Japanese food culture, creating a dining environment centered around carefully prepared dishes and familiar culinary elements. Located in a convenient Richmond Hill area, the restaurant welcomes diners looking for a place to experience Japanese-style meals in a comfortable setting. With its focus on authentic-inspired cuisine, Kome Shokudo provides options suited for casual meals, gatherings, and those interested in exploring Japanese flavors. The venue can be contacted at +1 905-237-8667 for additional information about its offerings and dining services.
Guest Experiences
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cowment
Gyu don with Kimchi & Hot Spring Eggs is delicious and juicy. Don't forget to collect the 8 stamps for FREE treats. The environment is relax and clean. Will visit regularly
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Christopher Chung (Realtor - GTA)
Great spot for quick and comforting Japanese food! The dishes are tasty, fresh, and offer a fun twist on classic Japanese favourites done well. Smaller portion sizes and some in take-out style containers sort of like a cafeteria. Service is friendly and fast, and I liked the tasteful Japanese themed photos decorating the walls. Ordering at the front is easy, and the robo server that brings out the food is a cool touch! You self-return your trays to the table. The long shared tables in the centre could be laid out better. Easy ambient music and easy to talk. Overall it’s a delicious, convenient Japanese establishment I’d definitely come back to stop by.
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Abtin Gol
Everything is lovely here. The comfort food is delicious, looks good, and is fairly priced. I personally enjoy their curry udon and spicy chicken karage greatly. Staff is extremely kind. I have been here multiple times and have never been disappointed!
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Mikey
Come to me for Japanese food. Indeed, Kome Shokudo is the local spot for your affordable Japanese comfort food. We revisited for the first time in several years and were still impressed by the food portions and menu offerings. The flavours are nothing to write home about but for about $15 or less you can get a giant bowl of teriyaki beef on rice (gyudon), various udon, tempura or pork/chicken katsu curry. Only the shrimp curry with rice is a bit skimpy in the number of shrimps for the large option. It’s neat that the quick-serve comes to your table via a robot server. You can fill up on fresh water at the drink station. The only downside is the decor which has aged over the years of popular use and plenty of graffiti seemingly from students scribbled on the walls of the side tables. Skip it or hit it? When you’re craving for a quick Japanese fix this is good meal option. It can get busy in here so just be prepared.
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Jenny Yoon
Went for lunch just after they opened for the day, which wasn't busy with dine-in customers, but had takeout orders. Started getting busier with diners closer to when we were leaving since it was around noon then. Casual spot where you order and pay at the front counter and then choose where you want to sit. Menu is pretty much Japanese classic comfort foods, like gyudon, curry, and udon, which each having a few variations. When food is ready, it comes to your table delivered by a robot server. Water and additional napkins/cutlery is self-serve at a specific counter, although when dining in, it comes on your tray. Katsu was nice and crispy, not overly oily, and meat wasn't dry. Okonomiyaki was just ok, so better to pass on it.
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Glen Yu
I’ve had this place bookmarked for a while, but it was always a bit out of the way for me. Last night I came here with my parents as we happened to be in the area anyway, but I digress…onto the review! It’s cozy little place with only a few tables for groups of 4 or 6, and mostly 2-person seating. The format is like a fancier McD’s that serves Japanese comfort food and the menu was pretty straightforward with items one might expect from such an establishment. In terms of service, the staff was friendly and food is delivered via one of those cat robot things — who doesn’t love that?! Food was really good with good portions at a very reasonable price. The spicy karage wasn’t very spicy though (but I also have a very good spice tolerance). All in all I’d love to come back again. I just wish I didn’t live so far -__-“
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Scarlett
The food here doesn't taste mind blowing but it's decent enough, the portions are large, the prices are good, and best of all they have a cat robot that carries dishes to your table, which is really unique. I had a pleasant experience eating here for lunch and I wouldn't mind coming back.
