Discover Laylak, a welcoming Toronto restaurant that offers modern Lebanese cuisine for a shared dining experience, featuring flavorful dips, appetizers, and remarkable main courses, all accompanied by warm personal interactions and lively entertainment. Continue reading Lebanon: Don’t Forget Your Dancing Shoes
Discover the flavors of Venezuela at Pomarosa Coffee Shop & Kitchen on Toronto’s Danforth, where you can indulge in traditional treats like Horchatas, Tequeños, and savory empanadas, with the Pabellón Regular and Tres Leches Cake as must-try highlights. Continue reading Venezuela: Cafe Caracas
If Texas didn’t create the barbecued meat, then it perfected it. We tried the grilling style of Central Texas for an afternoon of meat, in the beaches at Beach Hill Smokehouse. Continue reading United States of America (Texas): Everything is Bigger in Texas
We wanted to travel to a beach destination without leaving the city so we went for Greek food on the Danforth. Continue reading Greece: The Med in Toronto
An interactive barbecuing experience with meats, fish, and vegetables marinated in Japanese flavours. All-you-can-eat and very cheap. Continue reading Japan: Make Your Own Meat-Adventure
This home-cooked Polish food is worth every bite, and you’ll also enjoy the restaurant’s decor! Continue reading Poland: There’s More to Polish Than Pierogis
A food tour to acquaint ourselves with Little Bangladesh turned into an entire cultural experience. Continue reading Bangladesh: Tea Time with the Bengalis
In celebration of Pride Month in Toronto, we visited a queer-owned Thai restaurant in the “Gay Village”. Continue reading Thailand: What’s the Capital of Thailand? BangCOCK
Rainbow dumplings brought us here, but we stayed for the stir-fries. Happy Pride! Continue reading China: Dumplings of the Rainbow
Tips on where to get ramen and what to order are always welcome – in this case we recommend Ramen Isshin. Locations on College and Queen St W. Continue reading Japan: Can’t Go Wrong With Ramen
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