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India: A Taste of India in the Nation’s Capital

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Ottawa’s Indian food scene rivals Toronto’s, offering everything from North Indian thalis to Kerala fish curries and inventive spots like Second Wife Indian. At Kalinga, highlights included velvety Lasooni Palak Paneer, tender Chicken Tikka Masala, and a standout Shahi Chicken Biryani layered with peanut, cashew, and tamarind. It’s a delicious first taste of the capital’s rich South Asian flavours, and reason enough to plan a return trip. Continue reading India: A Taste of India in the Nation’s Capital

Central America & Caribbean, Ecuador, Mexico, peru, South AmericaLeave a comment

Latin America: Tales, Taste, and Ten Courses of Latin Magic

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Antilya on Bloor Street West serves a Latin American tasting menu full of stories, flavor, and surprises. From playful dishes like a color-changing quesadilla to melt-in-your-mouth pork belly and tender duck, every bite feels memorable. With thoughtful drinks and a welcoming atmosphere, it’s a dining experience you won’t forget. Continue reading Latin America: Tales, Taste, and Ten Courses of Latin Magic

Asia, IndonesiaLeave a comment

Indonesia: From Pop-Up to Full-On Heat: Sambal Has Arrived

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Sambal has brought Indonesian food front and center on the Danforth, and it’s about time. From fiery sambal dips to melt-in-your-mouth beef rendang and hand-pulled noodles, the menu is small but packed with bold flavours. Go with friends, order as much as you can, and prepare for a spicy, shareable feast. Continue reading Indonesia: From Pop-Up to Full-On Heat: Sambal Has Arrived

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England: Rot Never Tasted So Good

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Noble Rot continues to be one of the most charming, clever, and consistently delicious restaurants in London, with a wine list that reads like a novel and a menu that changes just enough to keep you coming back. Highlights included a pristine tuna tartare with beef-fat crisps, a dreamy comté cheese tart, and a soul-warming plate of hogget in tomato sauce with Greek-style green beans. It’s the kind of place that makes you feel smarter (and smugger) just for knowing about it, and leaves you planning your return before dessert even hits the table. Continue reading England: Rot Never Tasted So Good

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Morocco: This Tastes like Marrakech 

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Rayah in Cabbagetown brings Moroccan flavours and French flair together in a warm, welcoming space that feels like a hidden riad in Toronto. Generous, spice-packed dishes like couscous royal and crispy maakouda make it worth coming hungry, and the mint tea and pastries are the perfect sweet finish. With its friendly vibe and buzzing atmosphere, it’s the kind of spot you’ll want to return to again and again. Continue reading Morocco: This Tastes like Marrakech 

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Laos: From Toronto to Vientiane: A Culinary Trip at Lao Lao Bar

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Lao Lao Bar offers a vibrant taste of Laotian cuisine 🇱🇦 in the heart of Toronto, blending traditional Southeast Asian flavours like lemongrass, tamarind, and chilies 🌶️ with a modern twist. Standout dishes include the spicy green papaya salad 🥗, caramelized pork belly stew 🍖, and Jeow Bong pineapple fried rice 🍍, all served in a warmly decorated space that transports diners straight to Laos 🏮. While the much-anticipated Leap 🥩 never arrived, the overall experience was flavorful, fun, and definitely worth a return visit 🔁✨. Continue reading Laos: From Toronto to Vientiane: A Culinary Trip at Lao Lao Bar

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Japan: When Fresh Fish Meets Hidden Gem

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There’s an unassuming Japanese restaurant on the edge of the city that feels just like dining in Japan, with fresh fish, authentic dishes, and warm, attentive service. The daily-changing menu features incredible nigiri, hand rolls, and chef’s specials that make every visit feel unique. It’s the kind of hidden gem where you’ll want to trust the chef, savour every bite, and come back for more. Continue reading Japan: When Fresh Fish Meets Hidden Gem