I ordered the peanut satay salad and the date smoothie, as well as the Bubby soup (which is matzah…read moreball soup). Loved everything, loved the interior aesthetic, which is in line with their Montréal restaurants. The salad empire lives on in Toronto! It looks like they are doing really well, as there is a steady stream of customers, even during the afternoon. I'm glad they are expanding their restaurants in Toronto! We need more of these healthy restaurants with a beautiful interior design.

firstly, I always loved coming to Mandy's for the Opa Bowl. It's no longer on the menu. It was…read moreliterally the best bowl on the menu. Disappointed, I opted for a new addition, to be told that they could only put the dressing on the side in a take out bowl, as the dishwasher was broken. The whole reason I love this place is because they add the dressing and serve in lovely, large bowls. They also only do takeout if you go in a hour before closing. Will give it another try, but feel it's going down hill. We left and went elsewhere for a salad. If the server had agreed to mix the dressings in the takeout bowls, we would have purchased them. Apparently they couldn't accommodate. I don't want a takeout, deconstructed salad. That's what made Mandy's so good, but I think they've missed that point. The place was empty on an early Sunday evening. Quite disappointing.

This is a cute Burmese restaurant in the Bayview mall with lots of parking. We had a 5pm…read morereservation on a Tuesday, but I'm sure walkins would be just fine as it wasn't busy mid week. W the service was nice and was checking in on us throughout dinner. I got the Oh Noh Khowsuey with chicken and my friend got the pad Thai with beef. As you can see from the photos, the serving sizes were very large. The Khowsuey was delicious! You could taste the coconut curry and the rice noodles, came with many toppings. My dish was $28 and the pad Thai was around $22 with the meat add on. Overall it's a cute and peaceful place to eat in the area. The food didn't blow me away, but it had great flavours.

An interesting find in the Bayview Village. If you've never tried Burmese food, you need to start…read morehere. Brave the curry. It's quite tasty and not that spicy. The Tea Leaf salad is very unique and a fan favourite around these parts. The ambiance is relaxing and inviting. The service is equally great. The staff are attentive and helpful. They'll be happy to guide you through the menu. I found the prices reasonable and the portions very generous. It was a bit of a challenge to find inside the mall. 11/25

Mandy's is the perfect lunch spot if you're looking for deliciously dressed, very satisfying salads…read moreand bowls. Their menu is pretty extensive; many options and you can actually create your own salad by checking off a checklist paper at the cash. Their dressings are all super tasty. Their menu staff are super friendly and welcoming. The service is pretty quick, but lunch hour can be a bit hectic as one expects. Super cute atmosphere and front patio seating available on Ossington for people watching as you enjoy your salad. I come here regularly because it's just so tasty, and a healthier option. Highly recommend!

I ordered two salads from Mandy's and was extremely disappointed. Both were overwhelmingly kale and…read morequinoa, with very few of the advertised ingredients. There were barely any walnuts, and despite paying for extra cranberries, there were hardly any included. The kale made up most of the salads, yet it was tough & difficult to chew. Most importantly, these salads were by no means worth the price. For what was charged, I expected fresh ingredients and a reasonable balance of toppings. Instead, I received bowls that were mostly kale and quinoa, with the premium ingredients largely absent. What turned a disappointing meal into a terrible experience was the complete lack of accountability afterward. When I contacted Mandy's, I was directed to Uber Eats. Unfortunately, dealing with Uber Eats customer support was even more frustrating than receiving the food itself. The support process felt automated, impersonal, and entirely focused on closing the complaint rather than addressing the issue. Despite providing details about the poor quality of the food, my concerns were not taken seriously and no meaningful resolution was offered. Customers order through delivery platforms expecting some level of protection when food arrives in unacceptable condition. In this case, neither the restaurant nor Uber Eats seemed willing to take responsibility. Poor food quality is one thing; poor customer service from both companies makes the experience far worse. I won't be ordering from Mandy's again, and this experience has significantly reduced my confidence in Uber Eats as well.

SO GOOD. this cured my hangover immediately. I am healed. I asked for no ginger because I'm not a…read morehuge fan and the guy convinced me it was best with it and he was absolutely right. Legend

Charred chicken bowl here is the bomb! That flavourful chicken with avocado and mashed sweet…read morepotatoes... oh my goodness, such a genius combination. You don't really need the bed of purple rice for this. It's good with those toppings alone.

There are several things that I want to bring up with this location…read more PROs The pros are that the food provided is great, it tastes good and is healthy which is one of the main goals of going to the establishment. If you are aiming for healthy eats, then this is the place to hit up. Its in the downtown core and is accessible. They also offer a killer Portuguese Tart to wrap up a meal! CONs Unfortunately, this is where it goes off the rails a bit. Some of the cons to the location is that the price point isn't in line with other similar locations in the area. I get more salad/rice bowls from Salus just up the street for $5 cheaper. There is no differentiator between the two on this level. I think its reflected in the customer presence as well as I've rarely seen the location filled at lunch. I would say the return for a $20 rice bowl, the amount of rice and protein provided was concerning and miniscule in comparison to competitors in the area. The last con I have is that the location doesn't operate in cash which may be uncommon these days, but it can be annoying to those who do and don't have alternative ways of paying. The food is fine, but comparable and cheaper options are available nearby. I have no compelling reason to return here and that is one of the issues I face when I think about this location. Give the public something different or at a more competitive price to succeed.

I was trying to grab a healthier meal in the area and looked up what was available. I saw there…read morewas a Mad Raddish and I've never been to one so dropped in to give it a shot. The place is setup really well to get people in and out in no time. There was only 1 person working when I came in but it was pretty empty. I had a look at the menu and they have a good selection of bowls, burritos as well as soups and sandwiches. The staff came up and gave me a run down of how things work and I let him know that I was set on the Sante Fe bowl. He whipped up my order in no time and was really friendly. We had a chat about the food there and what he liked. It didn't even take 2 minutes and I was paid and out of there. I headed back to my place and have to say, I enjoyed the bowl more than I thought I would. Glad I tried it, would come back to try something else. I realize I forgot to take a picture of my bowl after going through my pics

I've been wanting to go to Salad Days ever since I learned about it on Yelp, mainly because I love…read morethe name. I use that Shakespearean expression all the time! Whenever someone brings up something foolish that I did in my youth, I touch the back of my hand to my forehead, toss my head back and proclaim "Oh but t'was in my salad days, when I was green in judgement!" LOL. I really should have been an actress! But enough about The Bard and my career choices, what about the food, right? It was good. I had the Salad Days Special ($8.49). It was romaine and iceberg lettuce, sweet potato mash, 2 dolmades (grape leaves stuffed with rice and spices), tomatoes, cucumbers, kalamata olives, feta cheese, hummus, tzatziki, and your choice of chicken, cooked salmon, smoked salmon, tuna, meatballs, smoked ham or falafel. I chose cooked salmon and asked them to hold the hummus. The salad was huge, but the majority of it was lettuce. Still, a really good deal for $8.49. The cooked salmon was a good size, which I liked. It was cold, but still flavourful and didn't smell fishy. I would have preferred it if the kalamata olives had the pits removed, but they were still ok. They have other set salads or you can make a custom salad. Their model is like Freshii, but I like them much better than Freshii. Staff were nice and efficient. So this is the location in Cumberland Terrace, just west of Yonge. They have another location really close by in The Hudson's Bay Centre, just east of Yonge. I like this one in Cumberland Terrace better because there are a few seats right next to it that is only shared with Esther Queen of the Soups customers. It's a bit more secluded. Note that the Salad Days in Cumberland Terrace is not in the main food court area.

yeah super delish salads are here!!!! The line was short,…read morethe price was awesome, and the salad was super fresh! I love beets, and they hooked me up with them- gotta love that! I would love to go here again when we are in Toronto!

Fresh sushi rice this time, fresh toppings Plus I am able to…read moresubstitute green onions with crispy onions and white onions with corns Good service and very efficient and fast

Poke Poke Box. Healthy healthy food. Veggie veggie veggie…read more Got to go there for detoxing when you feel so bad after eating so much devil, yet superb, stuff from restaurants all over the place. Family doctors should move their offices here, right next to Poke Box for people's convenience. Recommended.

I've never been to Panera Bread and I was starving and wanted something good, but easy and not…read moreburgers or fries or a bad sub. I stopped in and thought, why not?! I had no idea the location was so nice and had ample seating. This is awesome because I work from home and I'm always looking for places to go to work and grab a bite. Service was efficient. I felt bad for my constant changes but I've never even stepped foot inside and there were so many yummy options. I ordered the half portion sandwich and tomato soup. They have a variety of combos which is great. I also got a latte. The sandwich and tomato soup were both satisfying. The latte was a hard pass. It wasn't hot enough and the espresso shot and milk ratio was not great, it ended up tasting like warm milk flavoured with espresso. Only other comment is price. Total was $22 for everything. Overall it was a great first experience and I will return to try something else in the future.

I love the creamy tomato soup and their pastries here!…read more The brownie and chocolate chip cookies are perfection! And the staff is really nice. For covid, they set up a system where you can only enter and exit through certain doors as to not crowd up the space!