You gotta try the Kamayan here. Get it with garlic rice. So much deliciousness to eat through! Kalamansi drinks are good but very sweet.
$15 per person for Kamayan ( choice of fish - tilapia or milk fish, shrimp, mussels, squid, pork BBQ, pork belly, okra, eggplant,garlic rice). If you don’t eat pork, you can have extra fish or shrimp
Seasonal flavors are great. Salmon Wasabi is a little strong. I'd recommend two as a meal.
Fish fillet with wine essence and Taiwanese street style deep fried tofu with garlic sauce. You won't be disappointed.
Jollibee did a great job in keeping the original flavor of their chicken joy with gravy and palabok. Try their pineapple float too which is offered for a limited time only. :)
The pulled pork, mac 'n cheese, & Khinkali dumplings are my favorites. Follow the instructions for the dumplings! It:adds to the flavor. Eat with your hands! We don't judge!
Cold jelly was a bit thick but tasted home made, with an irregular shape. It was pretty spicy & pretty good.
Apple pie was good. Bannofee was good too, though a bit sweeter than most of the rest.
Great healthy/comfort food vegan restaurant. Huge portions and friendly service. The quinoa onions rings a great (but huge!) as are the fake mayo dips.
AYCE Japanese-Korean BBQ with premium options. Of the 3 menus. 2 have jaw-dropping prices, but the cheapest is still great. If you want to indulge a bit, you can pay for premium cuts by the plate
$1 coffee & fresh from the oven bannock. Aboriginal lunch menu is unique and very reasonable.
Great veal on a bun....pizza is also excellent. Good alternative instead of chain store fast food takeout.
Beautifully presented foie gras and the best confit de canard ever! The duck leg smells smoky and peppery with crispy skin and tender flesh inside. Surprisingly not dry at all. Must try!
Their Peking duck will have you peaking. Overall great food and atmosphere. Best AYCE buffet in the GTA in my opinion.
Amazing service, beautiful decor & amazing food! Try the croquettes, patatas bravas & Spanish fries, Spanish meatballs and Jamon! Sangria is delicious and the bread pudding dessert is unbelievable!!
All you can eat Japanese! Realllly great value for very decent quality sashimi and yakitori!
Friendly staff, cozy environment. I got the Filipino friend chicken 😍 and the Pancit. Both so tasty!
Craving for #EastAfrican #BBQ #food? PILI PILI in #Toronto will serve you the original taste of motherland. Call ahead of time to enjoy a well deserved meal. Marinated meats also available.#mishkaki ♡
A bit on the pricey side, but really great food. They stack EVERYTHING!!!
Terrific döners and a nice place for a wee. Hit the button on the wall for DISCO TOILET.
Everything we had was excellent! I specifically loved the steak tartare. It was sublime! I also highly recommend the coq au vin and the lamb. The place is very cozy and romantic.
Best char kway teow of 13 I've had in GTA. Most expensive but good quality. Great smoky wok flavour, 4 large shrimp, lots of egg & authentic ingredients (including chives). Good even if in Malaysia
A unique place with unique food! I have been here for brunch and tried their pancake and shakshuka, which was awesome!
One of the best meals I've had in Toronto. Grilled octopus, saganaki and lamb sausage apps were amazing. Fishermans stew and lamb shank were mind blowing. And great service too!
Great dimsum place with all day cart service! Pretty cheap and tasty...
Absolutely the best Peameal bacon Sandwich in the city. You owe it to your Tastebuds to try one! Read more.
Good fresh sushi. If you want to order the omakase, you have to place a reservation for it 24 hours ahead of time so the chef can prepare your menu.
Simple, but delicious. Wear a dark shirt since most of the soups come bubbling in the pot. Always a good sign when you Koreans eating at the restaurant. Cute, little, old Korean ladies included!
Cool cocktails, good food, excellent service. Theme brunches were good times. A multi genre adult wonderland.
Best brewpub around. An always interesting menu and some truly outstanding beer. The jelly king sour and Roman candle IPA are Toronto staples at this point.
it's like a combination of that upstairs bar with the pinball machines and ping pong club. Except the pinball is free and it's always packed on weekends.
You get one minute inside. Don't touch anything
This is a neighborhood where you'll find some of the most well-preserved Victorian houses in all of North America. Also known for the Cabbagetown Festival celebrated every September.
Pork bone soup is delicious and to be honest everything is great and it is open 24 hours. Parking available in the back cheap eats
Sri Lankan style Nasi Goreng was a flavorful smoky-spicy rice fry up banger, aburst with lemongrass and chili, squid, and shrimp
When that kothu roti craving kicks in and you don't want to venture east of the Don, this place satisfies.
They recently changed their Hong Kong style flavor to have French fries, no longer the traditional little fried fishes. To be honest, the French fries are really good but I do miss the little fishes.
The escargot are amazing. Don't skip the frites. The calories are worth it. Great staff. Great food. Great wine. Need more?
Oysters are amazing, spicy calamari is delicious, everything I tried (eating and drinking) was always good!
The menus are designed to reflect the seasons and are filled with options both common (steak frites, filet mignon) & curious (crispy pig’s ears, lamb belly confit). Read more.
Founded in 1975, this museum tells the different stories of textiles from Canada and all over the world. Exhibitions of artifacts such as quilts, fabrics, and carpets await all visitors.
Excellent place, plenty of history and lots to see inside and out. Hope they get to expand in the future as planned.
This a great place to bring the kids on day off of school. Great history, interactive displays and information about the world's greatest police service! IT'S FREE TOO!
Always check the house combo. My favorites are: lechong kawali with shrimp or fried squid. Bistek tagalog. Kare-kare. Best Filipino restaurant in TO.
They now have iPad menus! The app is not as smooth as it could be, but this technology makes it easier for customers to order and helps staff keep track of what has been ordered. Much more consistent
What’s unique to this Matsuda is that it has an AYCE grill part and add $3 to add AYCE sushi.
Best experience of "high tea" you can get.. All fancy with tea and scones. Their jams are of course one of a kind
One of the heirs to the legacy of empowering and inspiring education in this city. If you need the facts, get 'me here.
Sure, Swipe has awesome books on design but they also carry beautifully designed things - cutlery, jewelery, pens, nick nacks, toys, etc. Don't forget to check those out.
1 of the best Izakaya in town! Smaller place compare to Guu's so better service, more quiet. Looks great and good food/price. Everyday after 9pm you'll get 2 dishes on the house. Highly Recommended!
Very classic and authentic Hong Kong-style cha chaan teng. Go for the tea sets for more choices and a better deal.
A lot of inexpensive places to eat especially late at night. Also cheaper to do your grocery shopping here if you live in the city
One of the best authentic Greek restaurants on the Danforth, in the heart of Greektown. Has been for years!
Eat the grilled octopus: is tender like chicken and with an incredible flavor. The best I have ever had (including Italian restaurants)!
Don't come weekend or holiday if u want enjoy tea time! Tea time only offer mon. To Fri. ! Btw, food just ok!
Besides fish & chips and similar, they've Scottish dishes like black pudding, haggis, steak & kidney pie, meat pie etc. Not to forget classic desserts: deep fried Mars Bars, jam sandwich & Oreos
Famous for their smelly tofu, if u've been to the Night Market then u hav smelt their tofu, just under a different name- Wei's Smelly Tofu
True izakaya experience: lots of drinks, loud and joyous yelling, and incredible food
My daughter loves all the flavour, salt and pepper, curry, seaweed, bbq and limited cheese on fried chicken.
Ambience is great. Great service. Food was phenomenal. Love it. Definitely a Portuguese food favorite in Toronto.
Their chef specials are what made them famous! BC crab as well as their stir fried clams
I love this place. $5 cover for all-you-can-play games, fairly priced drinks and some cheap food to accompany them. A great place to hang out with some friends.
New bar that took over the old Jack Asters location here. Service will hopefully improve with time, but I like what they’ve done with the place. Arcade games, a 🏀 net, ping pong, and some great wings
Try the deluxe seafood Okonomi with extra kateuobushi, it's worth the price
Guided tours of these beautiful historic theatres on Mondays at 5pm, $20. Reserve at https://www.heritagetrust.on.ca/
Small but varied selection of old and unusual used books. Ask at the counter for a coin for the bibliomat!
Beautiful building from 1858, has that classical grandeur. Very well maintained, delightful to just walk around, has nice water features, cactus section, all sorts of flowers. Urban Oasis!
Got free corn cheese as part of their opening promotion. There was quite a lot of cheese & some herbs on top. It was decent & bigger than expected.
One of the most beautiful, if not the most, beautiful buildings in Toronto. Check out the detail work in the wood and stone engravings
The Gibraltar Point Lighthouse is a lighthouse located on the Toronto Islands in Toronto, Ontario. Completed in 1808, it is the oldest existing lighthouse on the Great Lakes.
Pretty freaking cool. Well worth it. I’m looking forward to more sections opening.
Did you know that the CLGA was founded in 1973 and has grown from just a few boxes of material to one of the largest LGBTQ archives in the world? Come visit us during Doors Open on May 25-26, 2013!
Truly amazing dishes especially vegetables in each course. Jamon supplement was so good, better than most we had in Spain
Much more lenient than the American side. Just bring your documents and answer where you live.
Rangoon chicken curry was good: very rich & tasty. It was like a thicker version of Singaporean Chinese chicken curry. The rice was coconut scented & was good.
Best place in Toronto - great course and it's free. Shh, don't tell anybody. Read more.
This is a great neighbourhood venue, the live music and older charactures like the black and white tv and 50s pinball machines which add to the atmosohere.
Wednesday nights are FREE from 4–8 pm. Limited tickets are available at 9 am each Wednesday. Check website to book in advance.
Boerwors with sautéed onions and sauerkraut, side of duck fat fries and a pint of Paulaner. Perfect.
The food is equally as tasty as the King St location. Their sausages & the dirty fries are fabulous. Nice, clean, good atmosphere. 16 beers on tap. The only draw-back...no flights at this location. :(
Named The Fashion District for having historically been home to clothing manufacturers, this area of Toronto is now home to many stores that offer their wares direct from the manufacturers.
Maar die droëwors is lekker! :) (al was die man nog nooit in Suid-Afrika nie).
Deliciously smooth and creamy ice cream; we tried the chocolate hazelnut. Reasonable prices, great portions, the waffle cones are artistically made, beautiful decor in the shop. Loved it!
Scotish butcher and baker offering made in-house haggis, black pudding, mealies, bridies, scotch pies, shortbread, ECCLES CAKES and more
The beef sandwich is incredible. Get it hot and add hot sauce and jalapeños, you won't be disappointed.
A great selection of international and local fiction, children's picture books and young adult novels with a focus on equity and social justice.
This local brewery is a paradise for adventurous IPA, sour and gose lover! Brewery experiments with brett IPAs, zero IBU IPAs, and they have a line of milkshake IPAs. Dark beers represented much less.
It's in a sketchy part of town so watch your back, but the lady inside working was actually Korean and was extremely nice. I love to support this store when I'm nearby!
Irish and British products available here: biscuits, crisps, tea bags, cold drinks, and Brennan’s sausages, rashers, puddings and meat pies in the freezer case
Also, go before noon for the warm and fresh buns. This bakery is also nice because they have some select buns and tarts in warmers to enjoy right away!
I love getting their bamboo sake if I go with a group. All the dishes are relatively good but I especially enjoy the karaage, takowasabi, and mushroom bibimbap.
The Riv began life as a vaudeville and burlesque hall in the 1920s. By the early 80s, it had evolved into a music and art space, complete with a restaurant as New Wave took over the Queen West strip.
Doubles are amazing. They even make salt fish doubles. Everything here is pretty awesome
Flours, rices, spices, condiments, fish, meat, and veg- all the bits you need for a bang-up Sri Lankan / Tamil meal. Been looking for maldive fish and an appachatty hopper pan forever, woot.
They've got a surprising variety of Japanese ingredients to most recipes and trusy snack. But this isnt a one stop shop, you won't find trendy products. Picture is of my Golden curry 🍛
First truly Trini cuisine I've tried in Toronto. Well worth the visit.
I’m a sucker for anything grilled on bincho-tan (charcoal) but the premium beef tongue is something I rarely see outside of Japan.
Great tour, knowledgeable guides, good beer. While typically not a Pilsner fan, I found this beer very drinkable. So much so I ended up buying one at a blue Jays game the next day.
Wow, this place is cool. It feels like you're visiting your Portuguese grandmother's house. Short but good beer list.
Full Irish breakfasts with Brennan's sausages, rashers, and black/white puddings, available 7am daily
Housed in retrofitted shipping containers. >10 types of international street food, along with goods & services: an urban food and shopping environment
Its like yer back home and Mum is taking care of you and Gramma is buzzing around the kitchen, cooking up Sunday dinner. Nice atmosphere, lovely food and service.
Have some wine, some injera, a plate of deliciously spiced pulses and veg, and enjoy the talents of some excellent jazz musicians at this very cool little club in East Danforth
Very neat group of Japanese specialty shops all under one roof. A line of meats that were brilliant and this terrific little joint. Fun to learn about different foods.
Blooms season (May 5-June 1) parking $30 for non-members, otherwise $5/hr. Adult admission $19.50 for full day pass.
Filipino breakfast and Filipino comfort food. Great garlic rice, the braised lamb shank and chicken + rib adobo are great!
Durian milkshake was great: very fragrant, rich & smooth. The durian was more robust than average.
Was bustling on a late Tuesday night. Generous servings. Great Canto flavours. Insanely long menu lol. A winner.
Have your passport or Enhanced Drivers License ready or you can’t come home!
If you like sour beers, that's your place. But don't come here hungry, pretty much nothing to eat.
Tried the Peameal bacon sandwich, very tasty indeed! Dont forgot to add some spicy mustard sauce
Great threading place! Line ups are sometimes long but for the price ($4) it's worth it
They sell clotted cream made in-house. Extremely limited quantities and available by the jar for walk-in only
A thoroughly Dutch snack bar - menu is all tasty Dutch snack foods (try the bitterballen), with good beer and cool Dutch decor. Speculoos ice cream is especially delicious.
Pretty good food & relatively inexpensive. Small sharing plates style. Would recommend the satay & war fries
Croquettes pretty spicy & had quite a lot of beef: pretty good. Urab (salad) a bit plain, but refreshing. Babi guling was really good but the accompanying salad didn't work with it - eat separately
Lots if great music also good selection of music including english, kpop, jpop and cpop
Newmarket welcomes another authentic Chinese place. Here they have a breakfast/lunch menu and a lunch/dinner menu, with hotpot too.
Range of patties here is wider than elsewhere. Besides the classic beef (spicy/mild) there's also vegetable, chicken, callaloo (Spinach), curry goat, ackee & saltfish, curry shrimp & jerk pork/chicken
LOVED the food, especially the duck and green beans. It was a tad bit expensive, especially for shared plates but worth it. Atmosphere was also great & the decor was to die for
Probably the cheapest KTV around. 1pm - 9pm: $12/Person (Includes 2 Free Drinks). 9pm - 3am: $15/Person
Upscale karaoke bar! Its relatively expensive and always fully booked weeks before!
Ive been here many times!They recently updated their system so adding songs with the new ipads are easier!Their songs list is good. You can also use youtube to find sings not available in their list.
Large lobster dinner has lobster cooked 5 ways. HK style (Tower) mixes some small fried fishes with the French fries. All were pretty good. The fried rice was ok but had no smoky wok flavour
Friendly staff, great atmosphere, fun (and scary) story challenges... Mix it in with board games and bubble tea, and you get this awesome place. Don't forget to check in on Facebook for a discount!
If you like Greek food you have come to the right place with Santorinis. Make sure to have the fried calamari appetizer. Great.
Congee decent. Very smooth, pretty strong ginger taste but otherwise quite pure tasting. More scallop & tiger shrimp than I expected, & the shrimp was pretty good quality. The scallop was OK quality.
Durian pancake was pretty good. There was quite a bit of durian in it & it was pretty fluffy. It was served in a sealed bag, which was cute (though I'm not sure how much that added)
Lemon & orange gelatos were both very good. Both were very smooth & had good fruit flavours. Most of their flavours are classic Italian ones.
Raisin & chocolate chip brioches were decent. Flemish waffle was good - thin & soft with sweet vanilla cream inside. Service is really good here.
Karaoke Happy Hour with a complimentary non-alcoholic beverage every day from 2-8pm for $20 a person (tax inc)
$4.25/ half hour. Day max $25; Night max $10; weekend max $10 Use University entrance after 10:30pm-5:30am; no elevators/not wheelchair accessible
Paved above ground parking: $8/hr; $24 max 6a-6p; Evening/weekend $8; Event rate $20-$35
Best briyani I've ever had. Of course, it's also probably the most expensive. Came with simple raita (fried onions, coriander & yogurt): decent; though the raita was included, it was still pricey.
Many differences from downtown: order with iPad, not paper. Drinks: hot green tea, not ice water. Menu quite different & smaller (also less creative, though still more special than average AYCE sushi)
Extra Butter Drunken Crustaceans was pretty good. It had a nice blend of flavours and used fresh seafood. The croutons (or whatever the stuff at the bottom was) absorbed the juices of the dish nicely.
Schnitzel is amazing, and the cream of mushroom soup was terrific! I wanted so much more! The Jäger Schnitzel is also delicious if you don't want the regular breaded veal. Mushroom sauce is awesome!
Outstanding service, excellent roasted Peking duck, great presentation. The duck was delicious and fresh, also the pita wraps for the duck was top notch. The best Peking duck in Canada for sure.
Bbq lamb & Bbq pork belly both good: tender & tasty. Pork belly better: thinner so flavour penetrated better. Bbq eel didnt suit stick. It was too soft to stay on it. That said it was quite good.
Damn good, traditional Hong Kong style restaurant. if you come here, you'll feel like you're back in the HK. the service there are amazing, some even calls you leng zai. yeenigga
known as the best italian restaurant in canada. A la carte menu includes antipasti, primi and secondi. Cocktails and desserts were amazing. Portions are small but you wont leave there hungry.
The food is amazing. Mushroom Tower, Tomato Bread and Hamburgeusa are good recommendations. Of course the grilled octopus and boquerones are always amazing.
Wonderful Tempura Omakase with a playful, engaging chef and gracious, attentive support staff. Nicely paced, delicious ingredients, and well paired with a bottle of Hakurou Tokubetsu Junmai sake
Eccles Cakes! Fresh baked from But N Ben Scottish Bakery or Lancashire imported, they got em both and theyre both delish
Great location, free breakfast, roomy rooms w/ fridge + microwave, comfy beds, gym, and underground in/out self parking $45+tx/day (nearby Green P parking on Sherbourne $18-$22/day). No pool or resto
This stretch along King Street West/John to King Street West/Simcoe and then to Simcoe/Wellington Street West honours outstanding Canadians.
Why is there a giant red canoe on the top of a hill? So you can climb up, and climb in, to look past the cars whizzing by on the Gardiner Expressway for a great view Lake Ontario. Read more.
The natural wine is excellent. Super service, great vibe. Haven’t preserved a bad thing yet!
Easily Toronto’s best carbonara. Ignore the older reviews, they do accept credit cards.
