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    Fallen Feather

    4.7 (11 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)

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    Peter M.

    The Ossington strip - Toronto's ever-evolving culinary battleground - has witnessed more comebacks and heartbreaks than a reality TV show reunion.  New restaurants pop up with the hope of striking lightning in a bottle, but for every hit, there's a shuttered door, a "Coming Soon" sign turned to "Closed For Good," and a menu that no one remembers.  But then, you have Fallen Feather. They just celebrated their first year anniversary.  Fallen Feather has cemented itself as a mainstay in this cutthroat landscape, no small feat considering the ghosts of businesses past that haunt every corner of the strip. It's the kind of place that gets under your skin--not just for the food, but for the story it tells.  A restaurant doesn't just have to serve great dishes in Toronto; it has to build an identity. It has to be memorable. And Fallen Feather has done exactly that. Over the past year with the occasional visits, one can feel the evolutions from its conFUSION menu into what they should be from the start - Korean. In a city where "fusion" dishes often suffer from lost identity and pretentious fools thinking every ethic spots has to be fusion to exist; Fallen Feather has taken Korean flavors to a new level without pretending to be anything else but Korean.  There's a purity to what they do here - don't go looking for pasta tossed with soy sauce and clams pretending to be a bouillabaisse.  This is Korean food, straight up, but elevated.  They've managed to capture the heart and soul of Korea's vibrant food culture, giving it a modern twist without watering it down for the masses - order the 24hr Sous Vide Short Rib, you'll understand what I mean. At Fallen Feather, every item looks like a piece of art, vibrant and full of life. The precision in each dish mirrors the care and thoughtfulness of the restaurant's entire operation. They've made Korean food feel sophisticated, but not snobby.  It's food that brings you joy, not just fills you up. Step inside and you're greeted by an eclectic interior that strikes a fine balance between bright and dark, light and shadow, mirroring the tension between tradition and innovation that the food portrays.  Now that we're in the Christmas season, that warmth gets kicked up a notch--there's a cheeriness to the decor that matches the comforting sustenance on the plate. Fallen Feather didn't just survive its first year; it thrived. And it's not just because the food's great (which it is). It's because they've found that rare balance of staying true to their roots while carving out a new path in a crowded and ever-changing culinary landscape. They've established themselves as a place you want to return to, time and again. CHEERS!!!

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    Nana T.

    Went for $35 winterlicious menu for dinner! The beef is done so well here for the appetizer and entree! Loved the charred shishito peppers for the entree beef was so tender and juicy. Dessert we got the espresso brownie which was so rich and delicious needed more ice cream to balance out the brownie! Overall service ambience and value for price was great!! Really enjoyed my time here

    Leah Y.

    Such an elegant bar for dating and late night cocktails with friends. We tried their new menus with Korean twist. Everything was unique and delicious. Vibe was absolutely on spot, and the staff were so friendly. Service was very smooth and fast too even when it was quite crowded around 9pm. Willing to visit again!

    Chloe O.

    $9 for a glass of wine from 5 to 8pm was such a great deal. No discounted food items during happy hour though. We ordered KFC and was not that great. Batter on Fried chicken itself was not that good and I would not call that sauce on top KFC. Sweet soy sauce base was mediocre any food court type Asian sauce. Not sure if I would return for food. Maybe for happy hour wine though.

    Emma L.

    Went to Fallen Feather to try their winterlicious menu and it did not disappoint. The biggest highlight was their 24 hour sous-vide short rib and it was the best idea of the day to get the up size to the regular because it was the best beef I have ever had in my life. Extremely tender and flavourful meat with a sweet kalbi jus, smooth mashed potatoes, aromatic garlic confit, and the most delicious grilled shishito peppers. Another item we felt was above expectations was the white chocolate panna cotta paired with a sour berry compote and nutty hazelnut crumble. Beyond the food, the ambiance was nice with dim lighting and elegant decor. The servers were also very patient and attentive. Definitely looking forward to going back for a second meal sometime.

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    Amazing food, great service, and a great location. I've been here multiple times this summer and will continue to come!

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