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[SF] Liholiho Yacht Club
The Green Wood
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[SF] Swan Oyster Depot
Hungry Amoo
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[Giveaway] Niagara on the Lake: Sip & Sizzle (Closed)
Jackpot Chicken Rice
Souk Tabule
Yet another Japanese restaurant from Vancouver has opened in Toronto. When I heard Kingyo Izakaya (@Kingyotoronto) was opening here, I couldn’t wait to give it a try given all the great things I’ve heard about the Vancouver location. Let me assure you, I didn’t leave disappointed!
If you’re looking for a great mid-week meal, Sidecar has a fantastic $25 three-course prix-fixe offered Sundays to Wednesdays. I dropped by with two friends on a Tuesday evening to find the place packed. Glad I made a reservation!
I had a dumpling craving one evening and ended up at Chinese Dumpling House to satisfy my craving. Located near Warden and Steeles in Metro Square, this is one of those restaurants where you wanna eat fast and get out.
Who would’ve thought that the Rubino brothers, owners of the now-defunct upscale Rain and Ame, would open up a casual Italian restaurant serving up pizza and pasta? After their high-end ventures closed down several years ago, they’ve gone back to their roots with Southern Italian cooking.
Being in the mood for some Japanese tapas and not wanting to wait 2+ hours at Guu, my friends and I ended up at Chou Izakaya. The restaurant is located at Church and Wellsely, in the space that formerly housed Kaseki Sakura.