I just love toronto street vendors and their food. Friendly and fast. Go back again and againread more

Fantastic dog, I went with the Italian saucisse. Grilled perfectly by the grillmaster, toppings…read moregalore, sauerkraut perfect, onions very fresh. This is a good stand. I'll be back.

Finally something interesting happening down at Front Street!…read more I love the set up! The Popup vendors! Just the whole idea and concept and it is well executed! Here you can get a snack, a drink, a full meals from some of Toronto's most popular business/restaurants and some of them don't even have a store front! Price might be a little more than getting from the original store but you can get everything here! Tacos from Mad Mexician, Burger from Holy Chuck and especially the over hyped Uncle Tetsu Cheesecake was served as individual portion and no line up when I arrived around 10:30 am. There is also a nice seating area with entertainment. This is better than any food trucks or any of the gimmicky events I been to that required an admission fee and it will be here till end of September! Too bad Toronto's summer is so short! Enjoy the experience while you can and hopefully this would be a constant yearly event from now on!

You know Union station used to be the worst area for anyone traveling. By that I mean on foot, by…read moresubway and even worse, in a car. Well you can put all those things behind you (for now) because for the most part the area is all cleaned up and fully functional. On top of this, they added some real street cred by dropping a food market right smack in front of front (get it!). Front Street Foods, offers a vast selection of treats for travelers looking to grab some food in a pinch or locals just looking to try something different. Before I sound like a travel brochure, just know that most of the options prior were either McDonald's, or Mmmm Muffins. Not gunna hate, but sometimes a guy needs to treat himself knowmsayin? Anyway, I got it started with a Fried Oyster Bao from Yolo. Yes, YOLO the acronym designed and made famous by our very own Drake. You know, Drake, the type of guy who cries when cutting carrots so that the onions won't feel alone. Yeah that's the one! This place has nothing to do with him besides the horrible name of the food stand, but yeah that Fried Oyster was aight. Next up was Uncle Tetsu for dessert. Now this is where things get even better. Not only was there NO LINE UP for the cheesecake, we were also able to purchase the new Matcha Green Tea for the first time. I was great, really it was, but that's not the end of it. Uncle Tetsu, was actually there in the flesh, dancing with fans and openly taking selfies with people. What a great guy, I wish we all had an Uncle Tetsu in our family. Check out this joint, before the summer is over and it turns into a mound of snow obstructing your walk in December, YOLO. Toronto needs more of this and less of Drake. You know, the type of guy whose eyes roll back in his head when he eats chocolate.

Awesome staff! Awesome food! They have a great selection of items and different flavors. The setup…read moreis very cute, kind of like a food truck rodeo vibe. Food is made fresh right in front of you and worth the short wait. Took my Korean corndog on my walk and got asked where I got it by a bunch of people because I couldnt hold back how delicious it was! I have had a good number of Korean corndogs but ones made fresh like that are unmatched. I got the Mozzarella Korean Corndog, soooo good, that cheese pull!

My friend and I had come to the World Food Market across from Ryerson University looking for Korean…read morehotdogs. We ventured into the fenced in area in search for this food booth but couldn't find it despite walking around twice. It turns out that it's located on the outside of the fenced in area and facing Ryerson University. This was one of the busier booths with a steady stream of customers. Each hotdog is made to order so it does take a few minutes. Along with the variety of Korean hotdogs there are specials such as 2 of the regular hotdogs plus an appetizer or with a drink. There's 10+ sauces to choose from to dress up your hotdog. I found that there was too much batter on the hotdog. I wasn't sure what sauce would go well and asked for a recommendation. I ended up with honey mustard and sweet mayo. Since it's already dusted in sugar it was too sweet with the sweet sauces.

Tropic Love serves fresh fruit smoothies that you can drink from the fruits, making them very…read moreInstagram-worthy. All the smoothies are made fresh, containing only the fruit mixed with ice / water - no sugar added. Selection includes watermelon, pineapple, and coconut water. They're present at most street food festivals throughout the city, serving fresh and healthy drinks that quench your thirst. I like the tiki-hut style bar that they operate out of; it adds a nice tropical feel. Other offerings include fruit gourmet ice pops and all-natural sorbets in fruit shells - perfect for summer!

Marianne's is THE BEST place to get hotdogs / street meat in the city!…read more Located right in front of Mount Sinai Hospital, this vendor's been here for years and is really an institution here on Hospital Row. And in the last couple of years, Marianne's expanded to feature a wider range of food - it's not just hotdogs, people! She offers baked potato and sweet potato, which you can order on their own OR for those who eat gluten-free: the potato is a GREAT option to swap in place of a bun. You can have any of the meats topping a potato! Marianne's is also in partnership with another Toronto institution, The Barberians Steakhouse, has produced sandwiches that use their spices and meats. Such as roast beef, pulled pork, and soups when in season! Featuring affordable wild game meats like: Bison, Elk, and Wild Boar. These are very tasty and perfect for those who want a little bit more sophistication. All these meats come from local Ontario farms! It's no wonder she's been featured in publications like The Toronto Star and Edible Toronto Magazine! If you get to meet Marianne herself - you'll find that she is the sweetest person and so, so, so passionate about what she does. She knows the people who live and work in the area. She advocates on behalf of food vendors like herself and is actively involved in working towards better policies in the city. Read more about her philosophy at peacetogetherforever.com

Marianne is hands down the best street vendor in the city. I just finished a two year stint of…read moreworking in Mount Sinai hospital, and despite eating there an average of probably three or four times a week, the selection never got tired. While it's easy to dismiss as just another street meat cart, Marianne is constantly updating her menu and trying out new items to make the menu as diverse as possible. Obviously there is a selection of hot dogs and sausages, then add wild meats, pulled pork, ribs, savory muffins, potatoes, soups, grilled peaches, etc. etc. All of which are delicious. Trust me. I've tried everything. In terms of price, I've had someone mention "You know the one up the street is cheaper right?" To which I responded, "Yeah." Marianne's is definitely worth the extra dollar or whatever slight difference it might be. Plus when Barbarian upped the cost of their meats, Marianne still offered good value by creating the Love Plate (consisting of a wild meat and jerk chicken with a baked potato for $6 or so) All around really amazing innovative stuff. Then the most important point of all - Marianne herself. She is possibly one of the nicest people I've met in the city who has a natural sense of warmth and familiarity the second that you meet her. Every transaction is very personal, and it's wonderful to see how she interacts with such a wide array of people be they doctors or patients or construction workers, homeless, children finishing school, Marianne constantly has good rapport with everyone. In a core area of the big city, I find it amazing how someone could create such a small town neighborhood feel - A la Mr. Rogers. Marianne is a huge proponent of community which you can see with her Peace Together Forever movement as well as her heavy involvement in the Street Food Vendors Association. All around amazing lady. Also should mention that everyone else she's brought on to work the stand are also extremely friendly and seem to cater the same attitude. Apologies if you bothered to read this whole thing and found it rambly, but I'm soon to be leaving the city, and I wanted to shed some light on one of my favorite spots, I'm definitely gonna miss it!

This food stall/truck opened 2020-06-03. Is it one of the food vendors at World Food Market. Their…read morefood is halal. I decided to try out their Beef Burrito, $9.00. It has ground beef, black beans, red onions, onions, corn, tomatoes, green peas, rice, and cheese. It was quite tasty. It measures 2.25-inch diameter and 8 inches long, so it is quite thick and filling. I only ate half for lunch. You can also choose to have chicken instead of beef for the same price. As for the tortilla, you can choose from spinach, red pepper, white or whole wheat. They forgot to ask me for my choice. It took about 10 mins to make. I thought the $9 price was a little high. They take credit cards. There is no free WiFi. Because it is part of the World Food Market, you can use the outdoor seating made up of picnic tables.

Meh…read more I got the chicken tacos. Portions were good I guess, but it really reminded me of Taco Bell. Big tortilla, lots of iceberg lettuce, very little meat, even less flavour. Chicken was full of bone fragments and pretty bland. Tastes like something my very German grandmother would make for taco night and that's not a compliment. I highly suggest trying any of the other food huts.

Tasty and quick! Really convenient if you're at the Convention Centre, and the ladies at the…read morewindow are friendly.

From the owner: hot dogs, sausages, burgers, fresh cut fries, real poutine, cold drinks. satisfaction guaranteed…read more we cater as well

Had to try these while I was in Canada, kept reading about how classic this was. Very tasty treat,…read morekind of like a flat churro or Native American fry bread. I bought two to take home to my kids, but they didn't have any to-go boxes, so I wrapped them up in two fry boxes and put it in a bag. It was late when I got home from the airport, so I stuck them immediately in the freezer. FYI - They were still great in the morning after heating them up in the oven. Recommended for a quick treat as you're exploring the city. There are a few locations around, so not hard to find.

Service was quick but the tails themselves didn't seem as fresh as other locations. Good flavors…read morefor walking around and snacking

This place does Venezuelan Street Food…read more Had the Classica Casabe (substitution for arepa). Advertised as a crispy flatbread made from cassava (yuca) flour, it was really just a salad bowl with more ham than salad with crispy chunks at the side, served with sweet sauce on the side. It was so-so - the ham didn't seem grilled, just shredded & the cheese was just shredded, not melted. Got 1 of each empanada (you can mix and match). Plantain was ok with not as much salty & sweet contrast as I'd expected (it was more salty). Tofu was actually quite good with nice spices & a vaguely Indian flavour profile. Beans & bacon & beef were both decent. Tried arepitas dulces, which came with sweet cheese & were flavoured with anise. They were not very sweet & were ok.