Mokyo

We tried one of every dish on the menu. Our favorites were the corn dumplings, spring rolls, noodles, and yellowtail crudo. If you go with more than 4 people, you should get 2 orders of some of the dishes. The only dish we weren’t a fan of was the ragu with rice cakes. My friend thought the sauce was oddly sour.

Made a reservation and was seated immediately upon arrival. Ambiance is super cute and intimate but not too dark or loud. Staff were really pleasant! Food was so tasty. We ordered the corn dumplings, oxtail spring rolls, haricot verts, and crab fried rice; the corn dumplings and oxtail spring rolls were phenomenal!!! This was enough for two of us to be full. Definitely will return again to try other menu items. All around a lovely and wonderful experience!

Super cute restaurant with good small dishes for sharing between a few friends. Asian inspired. Everything was good but nothing really stood out, also their dessert probably could use more work.

it’s been over a year since we visited but had to drop in and write a review because i still think about the corn dumplings! honestly, everything that we tried that night was absolutely delicious. portions are small (tapas style) so you may have to order multiples of one dish if you have a large group. however, it did allow us to try quite a few items. not including the alcohol, the below (for a group of six) averaged out to be about $55 a person. corn dumplings ($15) - the crowd favorite. we ended up getting four orders of this alone. adult-capri [lychee reach rich] ($14) - had to try this for the gram wagyu oxtail spring roll ($21) tartare ($16) yellowtail crudo ($17) noodle ($17) gumbo ($15) cauliflower ($17) rice with octopus ($19) scallop ($19) steak ($19)

i’ve been to their sister restaurant and always wanted to try this place! was able to snag a dinner reservation and came here on a thursday night :). ordered their popular drinks - adult caprisuns, i rarely drink and the alcohol in it was really strong :(. wish i could have asked for more juice or adjusted the amount of alcohol in it. we ordered a bunch of their tapas - wagyu eggrolls, ribs, lobster, tuna tartare, etc. our fav was definitely the ribs and lobster rolls! def would come back here for the yummy ribs

If you like “small plate” style restaurants you’ll probably love this. Food is really good and atmosphere itself is a 5/5. Corn dumplings with Parmesan is unique and ribs were really good. Noodles were quite spicy! I’d probably pass on oxtail spring rolls they were alright. If you’re looking for a big meal I’d skip unless you want to order a ton!

Really lovely service, outdoor seating. Friendly staff. Tapas menu. Small-ish portions, abt ~$20 per plate. VERY garlicky. Way too much garlic flavour that lingered for me, had to take a bunch of mints! Espresso martini was fine. Very strong. A lot of volume.

Came in a group of 3 on a Sunday night which was perfect as there was no wait time. We ordered a total of 8 dishes which were shared and came out to $80 pp with tip included. This place is tapas style so each dish is meant to be shared. In my opinion there were some dishes like the Berkshire ribs and oxtail spring rolls that felt a bit underwhelming (they weren’t bad they were just ok).The rest of the dishes were yummy and the winner of the night was the lobster roll (we ordered it twice!). Overall it’s a good spot to try and have a bite. My rank goes: rice dish (had a tiny kick to it ) > lobster roll > dumpling > scallop > ribs > spring rolls