Ward's Island is one of the many things that makes Toronto unique. The only problem being is that many native Torontonians have never been.
To access, visit the Toronto Island ferry docks, and pick the "Wards" ferry, not overun with strollers, you…More »
One of the nicest bits about Harbourfront.
Live performances Thursdays and Sundays, mostly Classical and world music. Incredibly beautiful, and sitting on the steps watching a performance outside is truly magical, this is a special place.
For info…More »
Categories:
Portuguese,
Barbeque
Neighbourhood: Dufferin Grove
This place is amazing. You cannot get better atmosphere in the summer.
We revisited, with a couple, an old friend from high school and a sibling. There was no need to worry about the time that would be had by all.
We were warmly welcomed by our…More »
I am very lucky to have a Portuguese friend, or certainly, I would have never been introduced to… Read more »
Since changing my morning bicycle commute route to include Cabbagetown (SO gorgeous) I now have the added delight of riding past Riverdale Farm twice a day. I have to admit I have stopped to see the animals.
Cabbagetown itself is worth the visit, as…More »
Category:
Thai
Neighbourhoods: Ryerson, Downtown Core
Salad King. I love you. I know you are more "fuzion" than Thai, but I forgive you. Honestly, in my mind you could do no wrong.
A fresh to Toronto (and fresh faced) Jennifer of a decade ago, would frequent the small and no frills location on Gould,…More »
Categories:
Mexican,
Asian Fusion
Neighbourhood: Leslieville
I am not really one for Burritos. I know that sounds suspect, but I never really got into them. That being said, the Burritos at Chino Locos are ridiculous. Un real, and have completely turned me into daydreaming about burritos and running down Queen…More »
This is one of my favorite places in Toronto.
Also known as Tommy Thompson Park. I cannot believe I lived in the city for so many years without knowing this place existed. My partner and I get on our bicycles and visit at least once a week. Whenever…More »
Dufferin Grove Park is a beautiful sprawling outdoor community run park in West Toronto. Besides having a play area, and lots of open space, there are a number of special things going on at the park that are worth noting.
Healthy and cheap eats!! The…More »
Category:
Hotels
Neighbourhoods: Entertainment District, Downtown Core
Ritz Carlton is obviously synonymous with luxury, and it does not disappoint. Luckily, a close friend is a manager at the Ritz, so my friends and I got a tour of the facilities. The rooms are spectacular. So comfortable and luxurious with bright…More »
sunshine, espresso, grage doors open to Yorkville. Filled with genuine Italians sitting, standing, chatting in European Languages, sipping espresso and donned in expensive tinted eyewear and cashmere sweaters.
The super friendly owner (From Napoli)…More »
Sukho Thai is a tiny restaurant, in a questionable neighbourhood, that always has a lineup spilling onto the street. It serves authentic, delicious Northern Thai Cuisine. The owners are a husband and wife couple. He is Canadian, and met and married a…More »
I cannot BELIEVE people don't like Red Bean Paste. I will gladly eat anything Red Bean Paste. Yum.
The Walnut Potato ones are good too, but just not the same. A dozen walnut cakes for $3 is the perfect dessert for two - great for stopping in after…More »
Category:
Korean
Neighbourhood: Bickford Park
I have to say that after having Buk Chang http://www.yelp.ca/biz... a handful of times recently, and visiting Owl of Minerva http://www.yelp.ca/biz... , HoSu http://www.yelp.ca/biz... and First Markham's Sogong http://www.yelp.ca/biz... for soon tofu…More »
I think "Yay! I'm a fan" is appropriate.
Just came back from dinner at Tofu Village, and I am…
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This is hands down, the best indian food I have had since Malaysia. ( Malaysia, especially the west coast is very heavily populated by south Indians. Thali on Banana Leaf for lunch is prevalent , cheap, delicious and very popular.) The food here is…More »
Sugar Beach is cute! I'm not really one for baking in the sun, but its nice to have sand, even if not natural.
Bonus points for revitalization. This spot was completely underused before. I like how you look out over the Redpath factory, this…More »
Categories:
Ethnic Food,
Mexican
Neighbourhood: Kensington Market
Green Tostada, amazing.
Fresh guacamole, quesa fresca, tomato, sauce. All made to order. All made with love, and care, and one order at a time. Perfectly seasoned. Portions are on the smaller side, so get an empanada from the booth across from Agave…More »
Category:
Vietnamese
Neighbourhoods: Ossington Strip, Trinity Bellwoods, Beaconsfield Village
This is a "Vegetarian pho" biased review.
Golden Turtle gets 4 stars because my SO (pho eater) and I (not pho eater) can both agree on the quality. We like it. It also gets bonus points for having real vegetarian pho. Often (especially in winter) I…More »
So I had to find a location for a going away party for a girlfriend that could seat 15 or so people dropping in and out, that was centrally located, that served wine and food, and was not too expensive. Oh, also on a Friday evening. I recommended…More »
I love Ethiopian food, and have sampled Ethiopian restaurants all over the city. Whereas, I still think that *perhaps* Lalibela (West) is the best - Ethiopian House comes in close second. It is not as cheap as Nazarath, or as authentic as Dukem,…More »
In university, I used to eat at the Ginger south of here, honestly like 4 times a week. Meal and pop was under $5. That one doesn't exist anymore, but its older grungier brother does, and it is steps from my office.
Ginger isn't epic, by any means,…More »
Categories:
Japanese,
Tapas Bars
Neighbourhood: Downtown Core
Since being to Guu, all I want to do is Guu.
if you have not been to an Izakaya, be prepared for a big surprise. An Izakaya is more like a Tapas bar than a restaurant. You go to hang out with your friends and have drinks, the food is secondary, and…More »
Living in Toronto for over a decade I did not manage to visit the Bluffs park until about a year or so ago, and I was completely in shock. Its AWESOME. The bluffs are beautiful there is a large sand beach and decent washroom facilities. Several…More »
Associasian Eats (60)Asian by Association. All Asian Eating. (Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Korean) |
Yonge & Bloor Reviews. (35)At least half of my life is spent here, (office) and I'm always looking for something new. All you need to know about Y&B. |
Markham Asian Eats. (14)me = associasian. I travel all the way North east to eat/buy Chinese (mostly) food in Markham on a disturbingly regular basis. Markham Asian essentials. |
Sarang hae yo Soon Tofu (11)All of my love for Kimchi. Korean Restaurants and Korean/Japanese Fusion Restaurants. |
Best of the Best (54)Places I cannot stop raving about. Five Star Reviews. |
First To Reviews. (33)These are the places I got to before any of you. |
On a Dime Dining (26)Where to get a solid meal for under $10. |
Leslieville Proper (29)Degrassi to Coxwell along Queen St E |
Leslieville, Riverdale & Chinatown East (53)Sometimes Danforth too. What it is like to live east of the bridge. A selection of places in my neighborhood. |
Vietnamese for Non-Pho Eaters (9)There is a great deal of Bun in my life. |
"sunshine, red wine, bicycles."
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Toronto, ON
Yelping SinceJuly 2010
Things I Lovefood network canada, travel, yoga, whitespace, bicycles, interweb
Find Me InToronto, Markham
My HometownToronto
My Blog Or Website When I'm Not Yelping...I am bike riding, designing, cooking, blogging
The Last Great Book I ReadHaruki Murakami, Norwegian Wood
My First ConcertMJ no lie.
My Favourite MovieBaraka, Up, Beetlejuice