Mediterranean Region: A.Bo and the Gays (Closed)
Andrea and the boys go out for a night on the town starting off with Mediterranean fare. Continue reading Mediterranean Region: A.Bo and the Gays (Closed)
Syria: Eating in the Rain
A rainy day lunch on the patio of Toronto’s best Syrian restaurant. Check out Zezafoun for some unbeatable Syrian cuisine. Continue reading Syria: Eating in the Rain
Tibet: Is This Yak Milk?
A Tibetan recommendation brought us to Tsampa and it exceeded our expectations. Continue reading Tibet: Is This Yak Milk?
The Battle of Empanadas from South America
A sample of South America’s favourite street food: Empanadas. Continue reading The Battle of Empanadas from South America
Peru: 50 Countries and Counting
Peru marks Eat The World TO’s 50th unique country for food in Toronto. Pisac Peruvian Bistro was the perfect vibe to celebrate this milestone and brought back memories of our travels abroad. Continue reading Peru: 50 Countries and Counting
Georgia: The Cheese Flavour is a Hard 10
A first glimpse of Georgian cuisine, and it was love at first bite. Check out our post for our full review. Continue reading Georgia: The Cheese Flavour is a Hard 10
Nigeria: Get Your Hands on the Fufu
This Nigerian pop-up restaurant keeps you wanting more. Have you ever had West African food? Either way Afrobeat is a great introduction to Nigerian and West African cuisine. Continue reading Nigeria: Get Your Hands on the Fufu
Canada: Canadian Bacon
A Canadian Classic – the Peameal Bacon Sandwich in all it’s glory. Happy Canada Day! Continue reading Canada: Canadian Bacon
Laos: A Laotian BBQ
One option for Laotian food was sourced in the city and we loved it. Continue reading Laos: A Laotian BBQ
Dominican Republic: Are We at a Resort?
With Toronto flocking to patios, Mandrea Bike took a detour to the Dominican Republic. Continue reading Dominican Republic: Are We at a Resort?
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