Categories:
Art Galleries,
Books, Mags, Music and Video
Neighbourhood: Kensington Market
This place is a wet dream for self-professed technology-meets-design-meets- media geeks like me. I knew I could really get into this little boutique as soon as I saw two different editions of Marshall McLuhan's "The Medium is the Massage" in the…More »
Here's my confession: I moved to Toronto in July of 2010. Prior to my visit to the Burger's Priest, it had been nearly 9 months since I have eaten a decent burger in Toronto -- and believe me, I've tried plenty of them. I was beginning to give up…More »
Categories:
Videos and Video Game Rental,
Music & DVDs
Neighbourhoods: Discovery District, Yorkville, Downtown Core
Dude! Movie nirvana! If the movie isn't here, it doesn't exist. Bay Street Video has one of the largest collections I've seen at any video rental place. Not only is the selection massive and well-organized, you can tell that the owners and staff are…More »
Category:
Bars
Neighbourhoods: Brockton Village, Bloordale Village, Wallace Emerson
STELLLLLLLAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!! (I mean, come on Yelp friends, you've dropped the ball! No one's made a reference to this famous line yet in any review, and it had to be said at least once!)
This awesome little boîte on the ass end of Bloor has quickly…More »
Categories:
Toy Stores,
Art Galleries
Neighbourhoods: West Queen West, Trinity Bellwoods
Instant love! If you're into modern pop art, vinyl figurines, Japanese kitsch, and/or the following names mean anything to you:
Giant Robot
Kozyndan
Tokidoki
KidRobot
Takashi Murakami
Gama-Go
...then hie thee to Magic Pony! They've got a ton of fun books,…More »
Categories:
Breakfast & Brunch,
French
Neighbourhood: Mount Pleasant and Davisville
This review is for their brunch menu, which is fan-frigging-tastic. The way-too-chipper for 9am server/hostess was sweet and very French and very quick with the coffee (merci boucoup) and croissants. The croissants, by the way, were LEGENDARY. All…More »
Macarons? Croissants? Sandwiches? YES PLEASE. Nadege makes them all awesomely. I stopped in to get a couple of sandwiches to go, and they were so good I could have married them. The croissants have a nice crispy crust on top and buttery flaky layers…More »
If there is one thing you MUST add to your bucket list, it is having a salted caramel macaron from Rahier. I'm not kidding. If you are an atheist, this maacron will make you see God. If you are a pessimist, eating one will fill you with hope. If you…More »
Category:
Cinema
Neighbourhoods: Church-Wellesley Village, Downtown Core
While the Carlton isn't the fanciest or the most luxurious movie theater around, what they lack in style they certainly make up in value and quality. I mean, movies are $5 on Tuesdays! How awesome is that? They feature a decent mix of big studio…More »
Category:
Women's Clothing
Neighbourhoods: Niagara, West Queen West
I love preloved! While some of the styles here can be hit or miss, I love the concept and the one-of-a-kind gems you'll find here. This location is quite popular, so I prefer their "pop-up" location on Danforth, which has a selection that's much less…More »
Category:
Korean
Neighbourhoods: Yorkville, Downtown Core
KOREAN. MEAT. ORGY.
As I write this, I am in a state of carnivore bliss, having stuffed myself silly with delicious korean BBQ (artfully cooked by none other than moi, if I do say so myself). I've been to a lot of Korean BBQ joints, and although…More »
Categories:
French,
Modern European
Neighbourhood: Riverdale
All hail the mighty Groupon, without which I never would have experienced this place. After a really long, rainy, and cold school week during which my meals mainly consisted of stuff I grabbed from convenience stores on campus, I really needed a good…More »
Category:
Luggage
Neighbourhoods: Niagara, West Queen West, Trinity Bellwoods
Not only do I travel a lot, I'm also a photography junkie and gadget-head. Especially when traveling internationally, I hate carrying the typical gear bags one can find at camera shops (*ahem*Lowepro*ahem*) because they're so obviously for camera…More »
Delicious! I've ordered delivery from the Host through http://OrderIt.ca, and I've dined in, and each time the food has been great. The quality of ingredients can't be beat. From the creamy-delicious Butter Chicken to the pea-tastic Mattar Paneer,…More »
Oh my freaking gawd. My husband and I stumbled across this place on our way back from an errand we ran nearby, and I'm so glad we did. This buffet is massive. It's like a typical Indian buffet took a bunch of steroids and landed in Brampton. Not only…More »
Category:
Hair Salons
Neighbourhoods: Ossington Strip, West Queen West, Beaconsfield Village
No joke - Brionie gave me one of the best haircuts of my entire life. I don't say that lightly, either. I have coarse, wavy, and very stubborn Asian hair that's dyed within an inch of its life, and I've had my hair in the same asymmetrical, sharply…More »
Category:
Breakfast & Brunch
Neighbourhoods: Little Italy, Trinity Bellwoods
Here are your instructions, if you choose to accept them:
1. Go to the Hoof Cafe.
2. Order one of everything.
3. if you can't order one of everything, at least order these things:
-- a. the bone marrow beignets
-- b. bone marrow
-- c. pork belly pastrami
4.…More »
Magic Wok, indeed! It's crowded and the service was not that great, but the Cantonese food was stupendous. First, your meal at Magic Wok starts off with a bowl of complimentary pork soup, which is nice and unctuously delicious. Our family style…More »
Categories:
Ethnic Food,
Delis,
Do-It-Yourself Food
Being a recent Indonesian-American transplant to Toronto, I was terribly disappointed to learn that the GTA lacks a proper Indonesian restaurant. Furthermore, the local Asian markets don't seem to carry many of pre-packaged Indonesian spices with…More »
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Toronto, ON
Yelping SinceJanuary 2007
Things I Lovesynthpop and industrial music, French Bulldogs, travel, photography, Bali, shoes, Seattle, geocaching, carbs, butter, your mom
Find Me Inover my head
My HometownL.A - NYC - San Diego - Seattle
My Blog Or Website When I'm Not Yelping...I'm a mild-mannered, blue-haired MBA student.
My Second Favourite Website The Last Great Book I ReadJonathan Safran Foer - "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close"
My First ConcertBon Jovi/Skid Row. Please contain your laughter.
My Favourite MovieLilo and Stitch, Best in Show, Eagle vs. Shark, Hedwig and the Angry Inch
My Last Meal On EarthCinc Sentits in Barcelona, or Moto in Chicago
Don't Tell Anyone Else But...I like to rhyme. I like my beats funky. I'm spunky. I like my oatmeal lumpy.
Most Recent DiscoverySalted Caramel macarons from Rahier.
Current CrushKate Micucci