Wow! You'd never guess such bold and comforting flavours would come from such an unassuming store…read morefront. Coffee In, despite its name, is no coffee shop-- it is a family-owned Filipino restaurant that serves food either to order, or from a hot table. While the restaurant is easy to miss, you most definitely should not miss it! We even had a chance to meet and chat with the owners which is always special; they are such hard workers who have made this little piece of home here in Scarborough.

My sole purpose venturing into a random spot was for their lumpias. Quaint little Filipino coffee…read moreshop which serves an assortment of other meals tucked into the Scarborough. Try it out.

All other BBQ places are reduced in stars now. None compare to Dang. This place has a dry rub,…read morebut the meat was so moist and delicious, I didn't miss the sauce. We were going to save the brisket for the next day, but after my husband tried it, he ate the entire pound. The ribs fell off the bone and were so moist and tender I could find no fault. The menu is limited. We tried the poutine and Mac and cheese. Mac and cheese was saucy and good. I'd be afraid to know the calories in it, but worth it. Very rich. Poutine had real cheese curds. They don't stay open late and do produce limited quantities. Hence they have run out of ribs at times. But I'm good with that. You know the food is always fresh. We met owner, a very nice polite young man. He is transitioning from the food truck to take out very well. I look forward to ribs and brisket from this restaurant in a regular basis.

Small hidden gem for smoked bbq. First try and really enjoy the both smoked brisket and smoked pork…read moreribs. They are juicy and tender and perfect taste. Highly recommended, will come back yo try their Mac & cheese and fries. True that not cheap, but worth it! The people in the shop are very friendly too!

What it had going for them was that some time and consideration were taken to set up the place's…read morelook. The walls were painted. The shelves are stocked with an assortment of Filipino products. There is space available in the basement, which I assume is for functions or other reservations. To get to the washroom, you would have to go through a narrow corridor beside the kitchen area and then climb down the stairs. For the food meals, I was glad that it included some soup, and they also threw in some vegetable sides. We had bitter gourd (ampalaya) with eggs for our veggie side that day. The food in our experience, unfortunately, was underwhelming. Food was taken from those displayed over the counter and was not hot like we wanted. I wish there was an option to heat the food containers in the tray or at least maybe have an option to microwave it or something. I had the sisig, and I could rank it among the best sisig that I have had.

The portions were huge and a good value for $25 (after tax and tips). They have a large selection…read moreof take out and grocery store items as well. Seating is very limited ( 3 tables that fit groups of 4), the take out option maybe be better for larger groups.

This food truck was at Main Street unionville for the Honda Indy festival on August 14th. I ordered…read morethe Spicy Korean fried chicken with fries. It was a good value for the size of the portion. The chicken was lightly dusted and spiced perfectly. The service was very quick for a taco truck. They had many options to choose from.

Hear a lot of good things about this food truck. Finally got the time to visit. Rumour is correct,…read morethis place do serve quality food. I have ordered an angus beef sandwich, bubble egg waffle and salt and pepper cuttlefish. I can say all made to perfection. Ingredients are fresh and the cashier lady is very nice. Will return on the next day to try other items. For sure it will be good! Angus beef sandwich. Full of fresh veggies, beef patty with gravy and minced beef and a silky smooth scramble egg. Better then most restaurants. Bubble egg waffle: best in town. Salt and pepper cuttlefish: crispy battered and good balance of salt and pepper. Not over powering.

Fresh, hot, & fragrant!!! I decided to try this place after seeing it multiple times as I was…read moregrabbing kung fu duck. The reviews were bang on: friendly family run business serving piping hot and delicious food. I've been here multiple times in one week. It's one of those places you never tried because it's so addictive. My favourite is the cartilage with spicy seasoning. YUM YUM YUM. See you next week

I got the Hawaiian Burger. The chicken was soo juicy! It didn't taste dry at all. The bun was nice…read moreand warm. Way better than KFC burger. Had to wait about 10min for it to be prepared. Theres no place to sit inside since its just a small place.

Cute little counter service place with the nicest lady at the front!…read more We ordered to-go and she offered us water as we waited as well as a sample of their deep fried chicken skin or pork skin? (Idk) but it was delicious. Best thing we had here was that Halo Halo!!! Soooo yummy and pretty! And the lady that made it was so proud of her creation, so cute! There's a piece of flan in the halo halo, which was delicious! And that ube mash. And the banana mash-thing... so good. The pork belly rice was pretty good - kinda what you'd expect from deep fried belly. Palabok was good i think? It just wasn't my cup of tea. Everything was very hot and fresh! I would definitely return to try their other items and get another halo halo, duhhhhh.

Originally, a group of us (twelve) from work wanted to visit La Bonita for lunch last Friday. My…read morefriend had made the reservation. However, she got a voice message in Spanish and didn't understand it. We got to La Bonita and the sign said that it would be closed till January 30. Well, we went on January 31 and it was still closed. Perhaps that was the message that my friend got -- that it was closed. The twelve of us were standing outside. Where should we go next? One of them suggested walking over to Carinderia. She said that it was "around the corner" and had never been there before. It was more like three corners, but we all walked over like we were doing a school trip. We put together a number of tables. We then went up to the counter to place our orders. This place offers Filipino food. We had two folks, including my intern, who helped us decipher the menu. I saw ramen on the menu and I knew that I had to have a bowl. The mami ramen with grilled pork belly was calling my name. My intern knew that I would get it. I also eyed the halo halo, but needed to figure out how full I would be after eating the ramen. While waiting in line, a man came over with a bin of fried chicken skins and offered them to us. It was such a kind, generous gesture. I took a photo and then grabbed one. It was delicious. So good! The woman taking our orders was sweet. She was happy talking to my intern. The Filipino connection bonded them. She thanked him for bringing us over here, ultimately bringing her business. I joked that he is now VIP at this eatery. I ordered the ramen and grabbed a bottle of C2 apple green tea. I paid using a debit card. She took my name and said that she'd call me when my order was ready. My friend started with dessert. She got flan and was sharing it with everyone at our table. I didn't feel like dessert at this stage, but it did look creamy. I was sipping my C2 apple green tea. It was yummy. It wasn't overly sweet. I am a fan. I learned a few Filipino words while we were waiting: - Carinderia means canteen or cafeteria - Halo halo translates to mix mix, which is what you need to do when you get this dessert - Salamat means thanks The food came out one order after the other. I got my food in about fifteen minutes. That's not bad, but I was hungry. At first, the ramen portion looks small. However, it's incredibly deceiving. The noodles were chewy and perfect. You get a whole hard-boiled egg that is split in half. The grilled pork belly were generous portions that were thick and full of flavour. Speaking of flavour, that broth! It was so delicious. Unfortunately, the place ran out of metal spoons. My intern asked for a spoon on my behalf and we got plastic ones. They weren't meant for ramen noodles and broth, but they still worked out well. Two colleagues got halo halo for dessert. It has a bunch of goodies in it. My intern doesn't like the texture of halo halo, so he passed. Our other colleague who is Filipino, was hoping for ice cream in it. This one did not have it, but she said that it was good otherwise. The woman handling our orders came over to our table to thank us for coming. She apologized for the wait. We were all happy and loved our food. I let her know that the food was delicious, which made her day. There are hot food items available that are not mentioned on the menu. You have to look and ask what the food items are. They change daily. I'd come back here and try more food. I loved my food. Prices are reasonable. (41)

Ordered yubu through uber. Kimchi fried rice, garlic…read moremushroom, spicy salmon, torched salmon. Garlic mushroom-cannot taste any garlic at all. Kimchi fried rice-doesnt taste kimchi at all. But love the egg on top. Torched salmon-doesnt taste much of the smokiness. Spicy salmon-not spicy at all. Crab triangle-yummy but too much rice. Overall taste is good. The comment above is more like things that can be improved/modified. Will still reorder when my craving kicks in!

Stopped by on a weekend and really enjoyed the variety of quick eats available…read more My friend and I shared a Salmon Lovers Yubu Set (2 spicy salmon, 1 torched, 1 regular salmon with uni and caviar) and we thoroughly enjoyed our snack / mini meal! All of them were quite tasty and larger than I expected - the toppings are quite generous. The sets are better value than purchasing pieces individually. We also shared a pizza corndog. It was made fresh to order and was piping hot. The sausage was large, but I wished the corn dog was also stuffed with mozzarella cheese. Loved the variety of sauces and powders too. The shop is very small and has a small standing counter than you can eat at if you wish, but it's more of a grab and go place. Because it's takeout-oriented, I appreciated that they didn't force or pressure a tip when paying by card like most establishments these days.

Never had but wanted to try the El Cubano sandwich. We're so pleased that we did. It's a…read moreMiami-style Cuban Classic Panini Sandwich, with slow-roasted pork, savory ham, Swiss cheese, crisp dill pickles, and zesty mustard layered on authentic Cuban bread. Accompanied with very good potato fries. Service was quite quick even for a Food Truck. Order taker was very awesome in customer service and made you feel appreciated. No ambience because there was just the one table and two chairs. Also because this was at an outdoor festival on the street in downtown Hamilton known as the Supercrawl.

We hired Tropical South for a festival last week and they were genuinely amazing. Not only were…read morethey so friendly and efficient, but the tacos were yummyyy