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    Mr Tasty Fries

    4.3 (30 reviews)
    InexpensiveFast Food, Food Trucks

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Polish Sausage {ask for well done} and fries with gravy {partially eaten} are always delicious! Best truck anywhere!
    James K.

    Love this truck! Great fries with gravy! Polish Sausage and fries w gravy only $4.50! This wont be your kind of place if you have the kind of unsophisticated palate that rates fries exclusively on "crispy-ness" and/or you think Costco has good fries / poutine. These fries are made of, and taste like: potato! Weird, I know! Not frozen processed McCain garbage coated with a weird shellac coating to make them artificially crispy. These fries are also... wait for it... browned! {Hears millenials gasp in horror!}. Yes, their fries with gravy are the best, nicely browned, flavourful, a little greasy, and SO tasty. Nor much else to say, just GO!! You can thank me later.

    tasty fries
    Zebra C.

    This "chip truck" * was the 3rd stop on the Yelp French Fry Crawl - Part I. The 1st stop was Jamie Kennedy Wine Bar. The 2nd stop was Beer Bistro. That's some big fry shoes to fill. Luckily, Mr. Tasty Fries has huge feet. (And you know what THAT means.) The fries are the long, thin variety but thick enough so the crisp exterior yields to the hot tater creaminess that lies within. They're sprinkled with some kind of orange crack seasoning that makes them impossible to stop shoving into your maw. Small = $2.50 Medium = $3.00 Large = $4.00 We sampled the goods from the other trucks on the block and they should just throw in the towel and call themselves, "Mr. Non-Tasty Fries I" and "Mr. Non-Tasty Fries II". Their spuds were bland, fat, globules of potato mush. ** Oh, and I'm still waiting for my colonic coupon. _____________ * Why do people call it a "chip truck" when it's serving up skinny fries and it's called "Mr. Tasty FRIES?" I thought chips were those thick-cut potatoes you get in fish 'n chips. ** We ended up giving them to the "broke & hungry" panhandlers that hang out in Nathan Philips Square. Hey, beggars can't be choosers.

    a hot dog truck
    Kim B.

    There isn't really a "Canadian cuisine", not like French cuisine or Italian cuisine....so I think poutine is the closest thing we've got (the American spell check on this website doesn't even recognize it as a word, that's how Canadian it is). For the visitors (non-Canadians), poutine is thick cut fries topped with cheese curds (they MUST be curds, any other cheese type is unacceptable) and covered in dark brown gravy that is so salty, it will have you waking up at 3 AM feeling like you've spent 46 hours without a single drop of liquid in your mouth. But oh how it is worth it. The poutine at this particular truck is the best. Which, as Connie mentioned already, is located near Nathan Phillips Square....so you can skate around the rink at NPS and then go grab so poutine claiming that "you've earned it".

    Poutine $4.50
    Tori B.

    Very appropriate name!!! Nice person working. DELICIOUS poutine fries! Great price! What else can you ask for!

    Medium poutine
    Sarah C.

    Amazing poutine. There is always a line up. Curds are nice and squeaky, gravy is thick but not congealy. Fries are crisp outside and soft inside with nice potato skins on em. Lots if ppl get the hotdog fries combo so it must be tasty. Personally I don't want to waste calories on the hot dog when the poutine is so phenom-nom.

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    Trying to discover poutine in Toronto can leave you with bad decision fatigue. just go the park and order some outta this truck.

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    Fantastic Poutine, sausages and hot dogs. We went there twice on a few day trip. Definitely stop by.

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    The guy who works here is really friendly and his fries are great! Not crispy but a definite must if you are in the area.....

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    I've tried poutine all over the city, from Smokes to Bier Market to fancy pants places like the Drake.

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