Categories:
Live/Raw Food,
Vegan
Neighbourhoods: Corktown, St. Lawrence, Downtown Core
I'm not a huge fan of raw food, but I totally loved the raw enchilada, stacked with sprouts and creamy avocado! The raw nutballs and spaghetti - suspiciously made of zucchini, but disarmingly good - is also an amazing dish.
Just wishing the portion…More »
Categories:
Vegetarian,
Ethiopian
Neighbourhood: Parkdale
Check out the only meat-free Ethiopian restaurant in all of Toronto!
In 2010 alone, I hosted large vegetarian socials here a couple of times. On both occasions, Zeni - the owner - was amazingly good at accommodating anywhere between 20-30 people, even…More »
Category:
Vegan
Neighbourhoods: University of Toronto, Downtown Core
Mostly organic, mostly local, Hot Yam! shares its message about veganism and environmentalism in a non-preachy, tasty and delicious way. This student-run kitchen operates every Thursday at the International Student Centre (ISC) at the University of…More »
Categories:
Vegetarian,
Thai,
Malaysian
Neighbourhood: The Danforth
Every few weeks, our family and I make a lengthy drive from central Scarborough just to come here. This petite diner is well-lit, clean and polished, although seating is quite limited. Great taste, good selection and awesome service; the owner, an…More »
This narrow two-storey building near Welsley Station has a wonderful atmosphere, complimented by the aroma of freshly-ground coffee and the warm smiles of the friendly staff. Over the years, I've brought friends and family, including my mother and…More »
Categories:
Vegan,
Vegetarian
Neighbourhoods: Mount Pleasant and Davisville, Yonge and Eglinton
In less than 6 months, three new vegan/vegetarian restaurants have opened up in Toronto. Kale, located just 5 minutes north of Eglinton, definitely helps make uptown more friendly for herbivores.
Similar to Le Commensal near the Eaton Centre, Kale…More »
Categories:
Caribbean,
Vegetarian
Neighbourhoods: The Annex, Seaton Village
While I try hard to support vegetarian restaurants, I found my roti horribly bland. No thanks, I'll stick to what I can get in Scarborough.
Categories:
Diners,
Vegetarian,
Juice Bars & Smoothies
The sweetest little place in Toronto that serves inexpensive vegan chow ... what's not to love?!
My favourite dinner dish is the BBQ platter - corn, mashed potatoes and roasted 'chicken'. The poutine is also bomb too!
Not only that, but the Toronto…More »
Category:
Vegetarian
Neighbourhoods: Discovery District, Downtown Core
Over the years, Le Commensal has been a favourite place to go when I'm looking for a quiet place to have a heart-to-heart. In the past, I've dined here before attending musicals at the Canon Theatre. It's also a good place to stop if you're tired…More »
Categories:
Vegan,
Breakfast & Brunch,
Vegetarian
Neighbourhood: Downtown Core
Let's be clear, Karine's does serve meat. Therefore, this is not a vegan kitchen by any means. Aside from that blemish, their menu is decently priced and has lots of healthy options to choose from. Karine's is located in a small food court within…More »
Categories:
Vegetarian,
Dim Sum
Neighbourhood: Scarborough
My family come probably come here once every month or two, as it's one of few Chinese vegetarian restaurants in Scarborough. It's rare to see the place crowded, so you won't have to suffer waiting for a table if you come here on the weekends.
Even…More »
Categories:
Chinese,
Vegetarian
Neighbourhood: Kensington Market
King's Cafe has been a staple in Kensington Market, and I visited recently after their long-awaited re-opening. The interior is beautifully done, and very chic now.
My partner and I shared a lunch combination for $14 which, after you choose the main…More »
Categories:
Vegetarian,
Indian
Neighbourhood: Scarborough
About ten years ago, I had an appalling first encounter with south Indian cuisine. I'd become so terribly biased and favoured only northern cuisine that, although I can cook from scratch dhal, bhindi masala and aloo ghobi, I didn't dare put a dosa…More »
Who knew that you could get vegetarian laksa in Canada?!
I came here with my family and my aunt, my sister and I all ordered our own bowl EACH. Laksa is a spicy noodle soup of Perenakan culture - a fusion between Chinese and Malay. It normally…More »
Call us insane, but my sister and I drove all the way from Scarborough, fighting traffic across the 401 for nearly 45 minutes just to come here on a Saturday afternoon. We probably spent more time on the road than sitting at Brar's.
The building…More »
Categories:
Vegan,
Vegetarian
Neighbourhoods: Bloor-West Village, Swansea
The. Best. Raw. Lasagna. Ever.
Category:
Specialty Food
Neighbourhoods: St. Lawrence, Downtown Core
Tthere aren't many places I know around Toronto that specialize in selling organic Ontario-grown soy products, so I'm glad that my boyfriend introduced me to this little shop in the basement of St. Lawrence Market.
The packaged marinated tofu is a…More »
Scarborough Hangouts (16)Why leave Scarborough when there's everything I need? |
"Being a herbivore doesn't mean you should ever settle for less"
Loading...
Review votes:
530 Useful, 128 Funny, and 288 Cool
Scarborough, ON
Yelping SinceMarch 2008
Things I Love Find Me InScarberia
My HometownToronto, ON
When I'm Not Yelping...teaching Cree kids
Why You Should Read My ReviewsI've been Yelping before Yelp even existed in Toronto.
My Second Favourite Website The Last Great Book I Read'Room' by Emma Donoghue
My Last Meal On EarthThe poutine at Sadie's Diner. Mmmm, Daiya cheese.
Don't Tell Anyone Else But...I like to lick my plates
Most Recent DiscoveryWinter is actually an amazing season!
Current CrushCamino chocolate where no child slavery was involved