Food: Got the smoked meat poutine and really enjoyed it…read more The fries were crispy, the gravy was flavorful, and the smoked meat added a nice savory touch. It was very filling. Good portion for a quick meal and definitely worth trying if you like poutine. Service: Very quick and straightforward. You order on the screen, wait for your food, and grab it when it's ready. Perfect for a quick stop! Ambiance: It's a small stand/cart with shared outdoor seating alongside the other food stands. Very casual and more of a grab-and-go setup!

Very good poutine, possibly the best that I've had in Toronto…read more The fries were really great... loved the taste and texture. The poutine was a little sweet though... not sure if it was the fries or something else. We tried the original, and the smoked meat version. The original was better imo. Limited street (paid) parking. The restaurant itself is more like a food stall, so there is no seating, but they recommend eating at the community center, which is right next door. We elected to do this, and there were a few tables available fortunately.

There's a giant menu with all kinds of toppings for the poutine. Got 2 flavors, don't remember the…read moreother one and the tikka masala. The top layer was cooler but the bottom layer was nice and hot, wish it was like that throughout the poutine was my only criticism, could be an off day. It was a delicious snack.

Toronto Review 15/Many. This was unfortunately my last meal in Toronto, aside from a small snack to…read morewash the taste out of my mouth on the way back to the hotel. We were originally going to go to Pai, but since there was a line out the door because we didn't make a reservation, we ate here. The interior was fun, with the original owner's face on many different things, and there was a loud-ish mix of rock and early heavy metal. Apparently, this spot is a chain, and they used to have some US locations, but I'm not surprised they closed. We got some Cauliflower Bites for 5.49 CAD to begin. These were decent and, unlike our poutine choices, not overly salty. The little bits of fried cauliflower could have used a bit more flavor, but they worked for texture, and both of us eventually added some pieces to our poutines. My poutine of choice was the Prime Beef Deluxe, with ground beef, mushrooms, caramelized onions, and green peas, for 13.99 CAD. As a whole, the poutine was rather nasty, with the whole thing feeling wet. The watery gravy lacked flavor compared to the couple of other examples I've had before. The fries, even though they were hot and looked crispy, were limp and potatoey, and they were getting limper by the second because of the bad gravy. The cheese curds were decent, but there weren't that many of them. The beef didn't help how wet the dish was, nor did the frozen peas, with the only decent parts being the caramelized onions and mushrooms. I had maybe 60/70% of it, leaving many very wet fries at the end. The other person had the Buffalo grilled chicken with grilled chicken, buffalo sauce, creamy ranch dressing, and green onions, which was a dollar more. From the little bit I tried, the chicken was certainly better quality, though still a bit gummy. The buffalo sauce had a little bit of heat. The whole thing was extremely overdressed with the sauce, dressing, and gravy, and he had maybe half of it at most. This meal was terrible. They were both a salty mess with bad fries and worse gravy. I've had better poutine in NYC, and there are barely any Canadian spots here. Go here if you're high or drunk and therefore lack proper taste buds.

Oh, to feel enchanted. One of the truly most illuminating and industrious words in the English…read moredictionary. So charmed, so fascinated, so enamored that one thinks they must have fell under spell. I may have not been enchanted, or bewitched, but this Poutine was unquestionably delightful. It left me delirious. And I do declare it as the best I've had in the Toronto area. As a silly American - You'll think who is this guy to talk about Poutine? As a silly American - I'm thinking who is Abraham Welsh of Abraham Welsh road? What you should be asking is, what is LB doing up in the region, he's so well-traveled. And why does he know poutine better than I? Well, it's because I'm humble and unpretentious and truth seeking. Listen. Yes. Poutine in Quebec is better, no sheisty Sherlock. But that is not to mean there's no five star specials in all of Ontario. So shove it. Truth be told... I had tried a few in my multiple visits to the area. A few that fell short. And I so thought, maybe those French Canadians were onto something. But then I thought to silly old self, they are still kinda French they can't be onto anything. You may wave the white flag, but as a patriot I must continue to explore for better. And finally, after years of travel to the great white north (not counting Quebec), I found a good Poutine at the Enchanted Poutinerie. Poutine is a food that just makes sense. The fact that it's not more popular in the US genuinely makes me furious. Gear grinding. Bath bombing. Chestnut roastingly maddening. It should be everywhere. Maybe we'd screw it up but I'd settle for some ok Poutine more than I currently settle for none. Disco fries aren't the same so don't even try. Anyways I'd love to absolve myself. I love Canada. There. I said it. The people are charming. The women are glorious in their glory. And everything's a new build so you feel modern. It's no America. But maybe that's a good thing for it. I hope your real estate issues resolve themselves. Yes, I'm in the know. Im enlightened. A renaissance man forced into the information age. I'm a millionaire. By mind only, but why don't you mind your business. Where was I? Yes. I luckily found myself here. I ordered three orders of poutine d'asposto. Some with chicken nugs on top. I walked in to excellent service. My orders were ready and I was provided utensils and a drink. Clean, organized establishment with a modern design/layout. The smell of these potaterrr fries was devastating and demanding. I ripped open the bag and started in on my container. Just look at the image. You can tell by the color of the gravy and the fry of the fries that you're in for good eats, aye? The fries themselves are really spectacular, one of the best poutine fries I've ever had. Well salted and well crisped. The gravy was simple but dense in it's taste. The curds weren't anything outstanding but they weren't chewy. I could've gone for more curds and more gravy. But that's not a quality debate that's a quantity debate. This jawn was so darn surprisingly good that I nearly finished it while stopping at the 100 stop lights and the insane traffic I hit on the 401. Did I get that right? Probably. Local Linguini at it again. Philosophers stone instead of sorcerers stone though? Idk if I can get behind that. A few drivers next to me were disgusted by my eating antics on the road. Grow up, IMM THE MANNN. Anyways is this a Top 5 Poutine I've ever had? No. But a little secret here, I barely give these out so jot it down, Poutine is one of my favorite five foods so I've had a ton of them. Is this spot still great? 100%. Would I go again? Yes and I will. Plus I'd be glad to recommend the spot. That's five stars if I say so myself. And as Yelp Elite's brightest and most unknown superstar, that must mean something to someone, somewhere. If you need me, call me. If you can't get me, you know where to find me. Drowning under a pool filled with gravy and fries. Curds stuffed in my cheeks - leave me be. This is how I want to go out. It just makes sense. Delighted. Dazzled. And Enchanted. I assume this is what you felt getting to know me, Canada. Au revoir, for now. LB absconds into the night.

I thought the classic poutine was pretty good. Reminds me of another poutine place I go to whenever…read moreI go snowboarding. Ordered online and it was made fresh and came out quickly! There's not much seating inside so it's mostly a grab and go kind of establishment. Service was not too bad but nothing memorable either. Might check out the other flavoured ones next time.

I used to eat at big boys before i moved 3yrs ago. Today i picked up a bunch of burgers, phoned and…read moreordered ahead and picked them up on time. My food was ready, service was fantastic and very accomodating. She checked my order and everything was there. Got home and had a bite!!! OMG! I dont know how i cls have stayed away so long!! AWESOME! 5 Chill out all of u impatient peeps!! Good food takes a few minutes! Marcella

Tried their poutine from a BOGO deal on uber eats. When I walked in, the worker at the front…read morepreparing my order was not wearing a mask or gloves. The gravy on the poutine was a bit chunky and the fries were a bit over cooked. Given the price didn't expect the best quality but the quantity was decent. It was okay and filling as a snack but wouldn't necessarily get again.

When I'm craving a loaded sandwich, grill gate is my weakness! Not only is their beef freshly…read moreshaved thin and seasoned perfectly, the servers are so sweet. I also like the interior of the restaurant, it is family style and perfect for gatherings or even a casual date night.

I was in the area after visiting Yorkdale and decided to try this spot for the first time…read more The inside was a bit tiny, but definitely a cozy feeling. There's a few small tables and chairs, with a bathroom on the downstairs level. Our server was very patient and kind with us. She greeted us as soon as we walked in, provided us menus, and told us to call her over once we're ready. We ordered the steak and grilled chicken sandwich, along with fries on the side. The grilled chicken sandwich was filled with sauce, red onions, grilled onions, cheese, grilled chicken and mushrooms. As for the steak sandwich, it had steak, bacon bits, and sauce. In my opinion, the sauce and cheese was an overload which drowned out the flavour of the food. I couldn't quite taste the meat very well. It was a decent, packed sandwich, I would just recommend asking for little sauce and less cheese, so the other flavours stand out. The fries were crispy on the outside, and the sauce they came with was nice and creamy. I'd recommend splitting the sandwich between 2-3 people. I couldn't finish one on my own because of the large portion, so I decided to take the rest home. This would be a great spot if you're looking for large, filling meals, or leftovers that'll carry on for the next few days.

I don't need to say anything tbh but i will. This place is so fire. Didn't think poutine could get…read morethis good. Fries were top tier Check out the youtube video @bites&sights

This is an Indian fusion food stall in the Hangout Street food court, their second in Toronto…read more Their claim to fame is fusion poutine. They also sell wraps, hotdogs, burgers, and fries. They take tastes from around the world and put it in their poutine, wraps, hotdogs, and burgers! The regular poutine costs $6.99, $7.99, and $8.99, depending on the size. If you want proteins (like Butter Chicken, Bacon Daddy, Crispy Chicke, Jerk Chicken) on the poutine, you pay and extra $3.49, $5.49, and $6.49, depending on the size. Note that these prices are not listed on the menu; I told them to list the additional charges there, and they promised to do so. We ordered the following: 1. Classic Poutine (small $6.99). 2. Butter Chicken Poutine (small $10.48). My son ate the entire Classic Poutine. He loved it! I asked for the Butter Chicken not to be covered until after I took photos. The chef made it look prettier with some fries sticking out around the circumference of the round container. Not only did it look more presentable, but it also allowed me to try the fries on its own, after I took my time taking photos and videos. The fries where not soaked in the butter chicken sauce so I could actually taste the excellent quality of the fries; they were crunchy on the outside and tender on the inside, and best of all, not greasy! The chicken were diced into small pieces. The sauce was excellent. I must come back to try their wraps (like Sweet Thai Chicken and Peri-Peri) and their burgers (like Smash and Italian Sausage). There are also daily combo specials. These provide decent savings. For example, for Friday's special, if you bought them individually, it would cost $16.48, but the combo costs $11.99. This food stall opened on 2024-04-22. There is no free WiFi. The food stall is wheelchair accessible. There are no washrooms. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2024-084

Food. I had the smoked meat sandwich combo ($22.95). This…read moreis a Michelin rated bib gourmand establishment. Sumi Fernando, the owner, worked 17 years at Schwartz's in Montreal, including head cutter. Do your taste buds a favor and get a smoked meat sandwich with meat that's marinated for 10 days, smoked for eight hours and steamed for three hours. This is incredibly delicious! The combo also comes with seasoned fries, coleslaw, and a whole pickle. Service I came mid afternoon and it wasn't busy. Service was prompt, and the food came out quickly. If you wanna taste something like Schwartz's in Montreal or even Katz's diner in Manhattan, then come to SumiLicious in Scarborough.

Pastrami sandwich was good, but expensive and the structure of the sandwich fell apart so quick it…read morebecame difficult to eat. I think my rating would be way higher if more effort was put into the construction of the sandwich to complement the pastrami... Like the bread and toppings just didn't do anything to help the meat (which was delicious on its own). I do like that you can choose the kind of mustard you want as well as the cut of pastrami (lean, fatty, both, etc.) For a simple and quick pastrami sandwich, it does the job but I don't think it's worth the Michelin recommendation... This spot gets hyped up EVERYWHERE online but I think that just comes from lack of abundance for this type of food. If you're willing to make a trip for a WAY better fresh pastrami/smoked meat experience, head on over to When The Pig Came Home at the Junction in TO. You won't be disappointed.

We stopped by on a whim, mostly because of the name. The inside is huge and we asked to be seated…read moreupstairs because there was very loud live music going on downstairs. The upstairs was huge with a large bar and tons of tables. The ambiance was divey and the food matched but it was inexpensive and tasty so I can't complain. I got a Caesar, which is Canada's national cocktail. It got busy towards the end of our visit so it was a little tough getting our checks but our server was super nice and efficient.

During a layover in Toronto after my trip to Japan, we stopped at Loose Moose for a bite to eat and…read morewere pleasantly surprised. The atmosphere was lively with a fun sports bar vibe, great drinks, and friendly staff. I ordered The Woody, and it was absolutely delicious. The caramelized onions were the star of the show and so good that my mom ordered a side of them for her meal. The food was flavorful, portions were generous, and everything was worth the price. One side dish was forgotten and the calamari was a bit greasy, but overall the experience was great. If you're looking for elevated bar food, good drinks, and a lively atmosphere in Toronto, this is definitely worth a stop.