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    4.6 (9 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Pinkerton Snack Bar - Ahi Tuna Tostada

    Pinkerton Snack Bar

    4.1(72 reviews)
    1.2 kmLeslieville
    $

    Amazing Happy Hour at Pinkerton's daily from 5-6pm! All cocktails on the menu are $12 and not just…read moresimple 3-ingredient ones either. On Wednesdays, they have a special on their baos (3 sets of 2 baos for $33). Service was great and included recommendations from the staff. For drinks, we had the Stolen Tiki and the Widow's Kiss which were both great. We ordered the Laab Style Beef Tartare and an assortment of baos, including the beef bulgogi, korean fried chicken, and pork adobo. The tartare was out-of-this-world and super addicting due to the spice! It paired so well with the fragrant taro chips, and even my partner who is French said it was one of the best tartares he's had recently (although don't expect a traditional steak tartare). The pork adobo bao came dressed with spicy mango mayo and pickled cucumber. The cut was pork belly which was extremely rich, so the citrus from the sauce and cucumber were perfect to cut the fat. I loved that the cucumber was just slightly pickled rather than using the typical pickles which are too tart for me. The bulgogi sirloin was our favourite due to the balance of flavours. The fried chicken was good, but came with more of a honey sauce rather than a gochujang sauce as described since there was no spice (maybe the wrong sauce was used?) Would definitely come back to enjoy their happy hour and tartare again.

    Despite it's British sounding name, Pinkerton's Snack Bar's menu decidedly has an Asian influence…read more The kitchen and the bar seemed to have developed separately, as their drink menu leans towards classic cocktails like my favourite of the evening... the paloma ($16), adorned with a lovely pink peppercorn salt rim that adds a kick to the tequila, mezcal, and citrusy drink. Beautifully made but hardly seems like a drink that pairs with fried rice. Still, I enjoyed it with a plate of duck fried rice ($18). It's a good version of the dish, filled with flavours thanks to duck confit chunks mixed with micro chopped vegetables, egg, and hoisin that added a savoury richness. My only grumble is the rice was too fresh - every Asian knows that day old is best for frying - so the dish was too wet. The crispy salt and pepper tofu ($13) arrived hot and crunchy and would have been delicious if it weren't for the accompanying spicy tomato chutney. While I didn't find it revolting, tofu and marinara isn't really the greatest combination, especially when I was looking forward to the more traditional chopped bell pepper and onions relish version instead. I enjoyed the soft buns used by Pinkerton's for their bao buns ($15 for two), but they needed more filling. There was too much batter on the small pieces of Korean fried chicken, so the protein became dry and leaned towards a jerky consistency. The bulgogi sirloin was better, the beef more pronounced, and being marinated helps to keep things moist, especially when dressed with carrot slaw and spicy mayo. Surprisingly there wasn't a leaf of fermented cabbage in the kimchi fries ($12) - I then realized the menu description says it's topped with kimchi mayo and pickled vegetables but not actual kimchi. The flavours came through in the mayo, but I found there were too many greens compared to the actual spuds, so the dish wasn't hot enough. Ultimately, Pinkerton is aptly named as a snack bar and not a restaurant. Their food will satisfy a boozy stomach but won't wow the taste buds. Luckily, their cocktails do, such as the beautiful floral French 75 ($16). The cocktail's lavender and jasmine elements weren't too overwhelming, additives that can sometimes leave a drink tasting like dish detergent. Rather, it was refreshing, a lovely drink to sip on a hot day.

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    Kingyo Izakaya - Marinated sashimi bowl

    Kingyo Izakaya

    4.0(368 reviews)
    2.5 kmCabbagetown
    $$

    My friend invited me to try this place before they closed down for renovations. The staff knew…read moretheir menu well and have good recommendations when it comes to which drink goes well with what dish. We ordered the deluxe bento box which is like a sampler set of nine dishes, the nigiri special, the tiger prawn tartare, the beef tongue, a bottle of sake, yuzu G&T, Moscow mule, and the Doraemon drink. 1) Bento Box I don't remember which dishes came in the set but I really enjoyed the ebi mayo the most. I believe it also came with karaage, salmon, beef, corn, and others. There's enough food to share with another person as well. 2) Nigiri Special The fish they used is from Taro Fish. Not much to say except for it being fresh. The Nigiri already has wasabi added to it so it doesn't come with any on the side. The tuna tataki bowl was also pretty good. 3) Tiger Prawn Tartare The dish comes with garlic toast and the tartare is mixed with avocado. It was quite lovely and I enjoyed the garlic toast. 4) Beef Tongue I've never really tried this before and it was unexpected. I did find the meat to be slightly salty but the sauce it came with complements the beef tongue well. 5) Drinks The bottle of sake we ordered was recommended by the staff as it pairs well with the fish on their nigiri plate. The cocktails were regular but I liked the yuzu g&t the most. The food is what you'd expect from an izakaya and a bit on the pricier side too. But I would come back and try their noodles next time since I didn't get the chance to. The service was good, the food came pretty quickly and the server was attentive.

    This place is so cute, and I can't wait to come back!…read more I just wish it wasn't situated in a quieter part of town because I'm so used to downtown core. But I'll trek out to come here again. Really nice and cozy vibes, great to meet friends or for a date. My friend and I really came here for the bento after seeing it on IG multiple times. It was a really nice and tasty experience seeing what each block was/contained and then trying it. Each part was delicious and it was like a mini omakase experience but definitely without the $$$ price tag (it was $35). I had some friends comment on my IG story about how it looks like places you'd find in Vancouver! Their bento does change, so I would definitely go back We also ordered an eel roll which I don't remember the name now. It was really delicious but there was some type of leaf in the roll that my friend and I both didn't like -- the taste was quite overpowering unfortunately. I did see the tables around us also order the bento box in addition to actually getting some grilled products so I'd love to come back and try to grill things. This is one place I'd actively go back to Cabbagetown for!

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    Corks - Saison dupump from GLB

    Corks

    4.3(28 reviews)
    5.2 km
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    We visit Toronto frequently and always make it a point to have a meal at this restaurant…read more It is absolutely the best value for money anywhere! The food and drink is great, and the staff and their service are special. We have had several different servers- all excellent, personable and welcoming. But the most memorable is Augustin. The first time we noticed that Corks even existed at the back of the store, he welcomed us and explained with genuine enthusiasm the menu items and weekly specials. We were not planning to eat out that day, but came back because of him, and have returned regularly since that time. This place is literally a hidden gem, located way around in the back corner past the Starbucks. It's worth hunting for if you want a well-priced meal, prepared from products sold at Longo's, and served by great staff!

    I got a little lost finding Corks.... wondering around Longos wondering where is this place? a Bar?…read moreDon't see one? Then I saw Starbucks, almost want to have a coffee instead and forget about my beer... then I saw Corks, tagged right at the corner beside Starbucks. Thursdays from 5 to 8 pm, three free oysters when you purchase a pint or a glass of wine is a good deal... but the oysters were kind of small and not really fresh and on a paper plate ..... meh... but it was a nice offers. The bartender here was super friendly and explain to me what they have on tap and character of each beer. Love how Corks feature local beer from the breweries! Plowman's Ale ($6) is bold and heavy and have great characters...love the bitter finish at the end........ I might just skip the oysters but definitely will be here for a quick drink when I am in the area.......oh maybe some Canadian wine... Corks must be a wine bar, as it is call Corks??

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    Zakkushi On Carlton - Premium Beef Tongue,

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    4.0(366 reviews)
    2.9 km
    $$$

    The wife and I love coming here when we visit Toronto! It's nice to find a really great izakaya…read more We're never disappointed when we come here to eat. The food is amazing and the service is always on point. The staff is friendly and patient with us when we're not ready to order. The ambiance is nice and cozy and feels like you entered another world! It's a must when we visit Toronto!

    We made a reservation for 4 for dinner on Saturday and were seated promptly with a cute reservation…read morecard at the table. The place was full and we could see the kitchen and charcoal grill from our table. We ordered the following along with their own Zakkushi beer and a cocktail: - zuakkashi skewer set ( fav was the P Toro) - garlic beef - beef tongue (5/10) thin cut - mochi machi (8/10) - fried chicken skin (8/10 for crunch) - karage (8/10) crispy and steaming hot - zucchini - beef tataki (9/10) - oden (9/10) - steamed rice in soup with plum (8/10) Overall, the experience was alright but we found the taste and portions to be a bit smaller than before. We had a good time chatting a the food came quickly and also cleared away quickly to remind us for the 2 hour limit. It was about $60 each and I felt we could have easily ordered more food if we weren't sweating at our seats. Tip: avoid the booth at the back as it was really hot and cramped being next to the kitchen.

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