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132 Dundas St W (btwn Bay & University), Toronto, ON
Bubble Tea Shop · 60 tips and reviews
Ian Leung: Roasted Milk with Grass Jelly is amazing. Never had grass jelly so fresh. Having said that should try other stuff. Pudding is excellent too but not my thing
Ian Leung: Maybe the best pizza I've had. The mozzarella cheese used is amazing, as is the light and crispy crust. A bit big for one person. App salad is excellent too. Dessert can be skipped.
Ian Leung: Best cakes ever, coming from a non-cake guy. Try any of the Meringues, or strawberry shortcake. Meals aren't bad either, good consistency pasta.
160 East Beaver Creek Rd (at York Blvd), Richmond Hill, ON
Cantonese Restaurant · 58 tips and reviews
Ian Leung: Probably best dim sum ever had. Chicken feet, cha siu rice roll, and others yet to try. Terrible parking. Make reservations noon or later to avoid the crazy crowd
American Restaurant · Fashion District · 68 tips and reviews
Ian Leung: Fried chicken sandwich: Crispy, juicy & fatty, on a soft sesame bun, w/grated lettuce and mayo, as it should be. Comes with the chickenfoot so you know it's legit. Amazing.
Ramen Restaurant · Downtown Toronto · 121 tips and reviews
Ian Leung: New favorite ramen. Noodles are firm. Shio is full of savoury pork flavour. Thick but not too thick, nor is it too salty. Just flavour. Toroniku ramen with fatty pork cheek is super tasty.
478 King St. W (btwn Spadina Ave. & Brant St.), Toronto, ON
Spanish Restaurant · Fashion District · 70 tips and reviews
Ian Leung: Patria Paella is excellent, albeit a touch salty. Perfectly cooked Spanish rice infused with seafood and tomato. Feeds 3-4. Quantity of food at this restaurant was impressive given the caliber.
Ian Leung: Their steak frites is excellent. Fresh tasty slightly curry sliced fries. Delicious juicy steak. A medium-rare is a truly legit medium rare.
Ian Leung: the Big in Japan (sesame oil?) and Gold Fashioned (popcorn butter?) are not just unique but also delicious. It's not easy to be original and also good. amazing.
American Restaurant · The Annex · 41 tips and reviews
Ian Leung: Fried chicken on short stack of pancakes with sour cherries and whipped cream. Reputation for tasty fried chicken was well earned. Amazing!!!!
Ian Leung: Ryus has been slowly and quietly gaining popularity over the years with its consistently high quality across its diverse menu. #3 ramen in Toronto...maybe #2.