I've been going to Ravi Soups for about 15 years and it is one of my favorite places in Toronto…read more The food is consistently good, with a good variety. It is a cozy place and the staff is nice but reserved. Would recommend the lamb wrap and ravi's stew!

the food here was so delicious! We walked here from our hotel. The food is hearty and the staff is…read morewelcoming. Even my picky friend loved it. They even gave us a free try of the soup to see if we wanted it. The biscuits were also wonderful. There is a huge beautiful long table where people can sit and share a meal (and some small side tables, too). It was cheap and healthy. Stop in when you're in the area!

Soup Nutsy is a takeout spot in the PATH that specializes in soup (as the name would suggest). As I…read morewas working in the vicinity and interested in a lighter lunch, I decided to give them a shot. Plus, I appreciated their nod to the famous Seinfeld episode. I was surprised that there was no line on a weekday during lunch time ~12:00, especially since other reviewers made mention of long wait times. I guess I was lucky. Anyway, since there was no line, I got my meal quickly. The soups are waiting in pots at the front, so the service is fast as they just need to scoop up your soup of choice. I got a small soup meal, so I was able to choose 2 sides from a collection of breads and fruits/veggies. I decided to go for the Moroccan Madness Vegetable Medley with sides of a multigrain ciabatta bun and apple. The soup was good, definitely fresh, flavourful, and better than your average canned soup, but I wasn't blown away. Plus, the meal was kind of pricey for what I got. For these reasons I only rated them as 3 stars. However, I'm really only basing my review on one out of many different soup options. Maybe some of the other flavours are better. I would go back to try a different soup.

Got the cheese broccoli soup from Soup Nutsy. The soup was really bold and tasty, but it was a bit…read moreoverpriced. The shop is small and very busy, there's always a line there, so a bit crowded. The server was efficient but not very friendly.

Went here for a late lunch and was a delicious find. There was plenty of seating and was a very…read morecasual spot to grab food. We tried the pork kimchi jjigae and bulgogi bibimbap. The jjigae came out boiling hot and served with a rice of rice. It was perfectly spicy and had a good amount of pork in it. The bibimbap was also delicious with plenty of the add ins to go with the rice. It was served with a side of soup. The meals came with your typical sides and were refillable, which was appreciated. Service was quick and everyone was kind, making sure we were taken care of. They were happy to accommodate us. Overall a very yummy casual spot to get some delicious Korean food!

This neighborhood really needed an authentic Korean restaurant, and I'm glad this one opened up…read morefilling up the old Wendy's space. Prices are a little higher than Koreatown, but the flavors are on point and worth it. We shared the cold noodles and seafood stew and both were delicious, fresh, and satisfying. There were only 3 side dishes but they refilled them when asked. We went on a weeknight and it stayed quiet until about 7pm, which made for a comfortable and relaxed meal without being rushed out. I'll be back with more friends to try the seafood pancake and bulgogi dishes!

I want to preface this by first stating that I've been to this location for soup many times in the…read morepast without any problems. But now, I had to create an account so I can inform everyone of my wonderful experience at this Soup It Up location on Thursday, September 12, 2019. Although I'm known to love my protein I decided to give my digestive system a break from all the meat and get a salad and much to my surprise (dismay) I was awarded free protein in the form of a massive COCKROACH. Poor fella didn't stand a chance against dat avo smash spinach salad combo. You know, this is what I get for trying to be healthy. I was too mortified to tell any of my coworkers and too shy to walk back to FCP to tell them after having returned to my workplace. Would they believe me? Or would they think I'm a liar to try and get a free meal? I've lodged a food premise complaint with DineSafe so this is legit and I hope to hear back from them soon.

I have become addicted to their Pumpkin soup, it's hearty and even a small is very filling…read more Many options, plus a variety of buns/rolls to go with your soup. Definitely worth $9.00 for lunch The staff are always friendly and efficient, never a long wait no matter how long the lineup gets. Be sure to get the points card to earn free soup

I would honestly drive two hours just to eat here, it's that good! If you're new to Toronto and…read morelove Sichuan food, you absolutely have to check this place out. Here's what we ordered: Mom's Pig Trotter Soup - The staff said it was freshly simmered and we got so lucky. The broth was super flavorful and the pig trotters with the spicy dipping sauce were amazing. Zigong Pan-Fried Chicken - A must-order whenever we come here. It's really spicy but goes perfectly with rice. Mapo Tofu with Duck Blood - Another great dish that's perfect with rice. Stir-Fried Beef with Chives - Not spicy at all, but has a little numbing kick. Totally delicious. Cangying Restaurant Cheng Du Street Food

I recently visited Cheng Du Street Food in Downtown Toronto, and it was a vibrant, flavorful…read moreexperience! The restaurant offers a variety of spicy, savory dishes that are bursting with authentic Sichuan flavors. The highlight for me was the stir-fried pork with green peppers, which was perfectly cooked with just the right amount of spice and crunch. I also enjoyed the side of pickled vegetables, which added a tangy contrast to the richness of the main dishes. The chili oil dipping sauce was a fiery delight, complementing everything I tried. The ambiance is casual but energetic, and the staff was attentive and helpful. Overall, it was a satisfying experience and I'll definitely be back to try more of the menu.

Unfortunately this location is permanently closed. However,…read moreit was a great alternative to Soup Nutzy.

Ordered for pickup: Food: (4.5 stars)…read morehalf salad (Cranberry Almond Sonoma Salad) half sandwich pesto 3-cheese sandwich. The Salad was extremely flavorful, the difference of textures and taste between blue cheese (a fair amount), with the cranberry, and green salad was outstanding. The sandwich had pesto and was very flavorful. The half the star is lost for the size of the meal. Cost: $11.30 with tax If you wanted to have a different salad, or sandwich it was about $1.50 for each. The salad and the sandwich change daily, so it might not be worth every day. (-0.5 star from the review for value) Service: (5 stars) when I came the food was ready for pickup, I asked for the sauces to be on the side, and they were placed there.

The food was delicious, it is a hidden gem! You can smell the food as soon as you walk in the door,…read moreand it is a very small family owned business atmosphere. Food came out promptly and the ordering process was super smooth.

This is a simple cozy meal with my friend at an unpretentious restaurant. The service was very…read moreprompt with the dishes being served quickly. We ordered: Cold braised beef shanks which was tender and delicious with the dipping sauce. Fried vegetables with garlic. The leafy green was nice and fresh. Fried pork chives dumplings - this was addictive!! Steamed beef celery dumplings - love the taste of celery with the beef. Stir-fried clams with cumin chilli was super tasty, and there were plenty of clams!! Highly recommended!!

The line can be long (longer than for all other 9 stalls combined) but they run an efficient…read moreconveyor belt food assembly system, which is easy as their items are just variations on the same thing. Beef brisket noodle soup was good. The soup was pretty tasty. Toppings were generous & varied - not just meat but tofu, vegetables & herbs. All noodles are served with fresh chili sauce which was decent & chili oil which was pretty good. Both were vegetarian but the latter had good umami reminiscent of dried shrimp.

I like the noodles!…read more Food 4.5/5: The beef shank noodles are so delicious. It comes with a good number of toppings including shredded pork, scallions, and stuffs. The noodle bowl is quite large after all the toppings are added. Service is fast. The line gets long during lunch time. Ambiance: Located at the underground of TD tower. It's really convenient.

This used to be my go to place when I worked in the area pre-covid and hadn't had the chance to…read morevisit till today. I was so impressed that the owner remembered me (I do have whacky colour hair but still!) I love supporting small businesses but this one deserves all the support. Fuss-less, healthy, delicious food is what you will sign up for time and time again. The food has been consistently great. I know some have complained about the reheating but they clearly have no idea how a small set up like this works. Everything needs to be "pre"pared for 1. Efficiency (lunch hours get busy and customers would complain if it want quick 2. Space. Reheated or not, still tastes like a nice old fashioned home cook meal to me. Today I got the shrimp curry, mutton curry, mutton roll and although they ran out of fish curry, the owner wasted no time in offered to throw one together for me quickly. My BF ate the mutton one which comes with lentil and veggies and he was blown away by the flavors. It's this human touch, the conversation and the love they put into the food that I come back for. I'm so touched she remembered me. I'm stuffed and incredibly happy I caught them on my way downtown today!

Seriously the best and most comforting soup i've had in the gta!! Visit them for some authentic…read moreSrilankan food Here I got their Samosa which sold out soon after I ordered so make sure to not just get one like me hahaha or you'll regret I also chose their butternut soup and mixed it with their lentil soup which you can do with anyone of their soup flavours! We also got their tandoori chicken salad which was flavourful and so colorful Everything was super affordable costing around $7 for a samosa and small soup! which was pretty decent portion wise! Will definitely be back to try their other soups which sold out as well hahah Also the owner is a super nice lady which is a plus they've been open for 21years so go support if you're around the bloor yonge station area!!

Have walked past multiple times but had never been hungry whenever I passed it. One random day I…read morewas thinking about having this for lunch and it popped up on uber eats with a bogo (jackpot!). Decided to try the chicken shawarma bowl. Arrived nicely packaged. Will say that it was slightly disappointing seeing that there was barely any chicken. However it more than made up for it in flavors and all the other unique toppings. Was also surprisingly filling!

I was pretty full and was looking for something light. After looking up a few places, I came…read moreacross Me Va Me. It was close, convenient and looked like it had some decent options for me. I walked into the store and it's pretty decent size, bright with a lot of large windows. There is seating at the side and windows. I regret not grabbing any pictures of this but I was taking my order to go. After scanning the menu pretty quickly, I saw I could grab a soup from here. I placed an order for a soup and decided to get some falafel as well. You have a choice of a few dipping sauces and I went with the harissa one. They told me it'd be a couple of minutes before it'd be ready. I stood by the windows to see what was happening on Yonge St but it was a pretty quiet night. They gave me a call out and I was off with my soup and falafel in no time. After getting back to my place, I popped the lids for my orders. The soup smelled great and the falafel looked alright. I started with the soup. It was nice and packed with a lot of flavour. It was also pretty light and what I was looking for. I took a bite of the falafel. I'm unsure how to feel about it as it felt really when chewing through it. I dipped it into the sauce and it still felt a little dry. I finished this during the hockey game and I'm glad it was close. Would grab the soup again and try other things on the menu but would skip the falafel as it wasn't my favourite thing even though the dipping sauce was nice.