Always solid. I don't think you could ever not want Ravi's soups once you've had it. Every time…read morewe're downtown, I want to grab some soups to go so we can have it the next few days. My go to is always the Ravis Stew and the Curried Lamb Wrap. Best combo ever and I can't finish it so I always get to take some home. It tastes just as amazing the next day! The Corn Chowder and Wild Mushroom Bisque is also fantastic. I can't help but order Ravis Stew each time, but I'll usually pick one more to go. It's quick, it's solid food, it's comforting, and it's delicious! 100% recommend.

I've been going to Ravi Soups for about 15 years and it is one of my favorite places in Toronto…read more The food is consistently good, with a good variety. It is a cozy place and the staff is nice but reserved. Would recommend the lamb wrap and ravi's stew!

Went here for a late lunch and was a delicious find. There was plenty of seating and was a very…read morecasual spot to grab food. We tried the pork kimchi jjigae and bulgogi bibimbap. The jjigae came out boiling hot and served with a rice of rice. It was perfectly spicy and had a good amount of pork in it. The bibimbap was also delicious with plenty of the add ins to go with the rice. It was served with a side of soup. The meals came with your typical sides and were refillable, which was appreciated. Service was quick and everyone was kind, making sure we were taken care of. They were happy to accommodate us. Overall a very yummy casual spot to get some delicious Korean food!

Given the stellar reviews online, I was so excited to try Seoul Gamjatang with my friend. However,…read moreI left quite disappointed by my meal. I got the gamjatang (what they are known for) and it had two potatoes and a few pieces of pork bone. The pork was tender but the soup was pretty tasteless. It did come with a good amount of rice and the side dishes were decent. But for their star dish, I found that it missed its mark. I've been to other Korean restaurants that don't specialize in gamjatang but they are much much better. Service was really nice and there was a bit of a wait even to get a seat. My friend did get their veggie bibimbap and she said she enjoyed it. Also their menu is AI-generated which gives me a sense of false advertising.

I want to preface this by first stating that I've been to this location for soup many times in the…read morepast without any problems. But now, I had to create an account so I can inform everyone of my wonderful experience at this Soup It Up location on Thursday, September 12, 2019. Although I'm known to love my protein I decided to give my digestive system a break from all the meat and get a salad and much to my surprise (dismay) I was awarded free protein in the form of a massive COCKROACH. Poor fella didn't stand a chance against dat avo smash spinach salad combo. You know, this is what I get for trying to be healthy. I was too mortified to tell any of my coworkers and too shy to walk back to FCP to tell them after having returned to my workplace. Would they believe me? Or would they think I'm a liar to try and get a free meal? I've lodged a food premise complaint with DineSafe so this is legit and I hope to hear back from them soon.

I have become addicted to their Pumpkin soup, it's hearty and even a small is very filling…read more Many options, plus a variety of buns/rolls to go with your soup. Definitely worth $9.00 for lunch The staff are always friendly and efficient, never a long wait no matter how long the lineup gets. Be sure to get the points card to earn free soup

Awesomely spicy sichuan. The boiled fish was excellent. Try the hawthorn berry drink to help put…read moreout the fire in your mouth.

Really enjoyed our meal here! We weren't familiar with the menu, so we asked the staff to recommend…read moreone chicken dish and one beef dish for us. Food: We ended up with the spicy chicken and stir-fried beef, and both were great. I personally love Sichuan and mala flavours, so this was right up my alley. The spice level was definitely there, but there was still a lot of flavour beyond just being spicy. It actually reminded me of living in Hong Kong, which is where I learned to really appreciate spicy food. I got soy milk with my meal too, which is one of my favourite things to have with Sichuan food. Ambiance: It's a pretty casual spot in Chinatown and was busy when we visited. They give you a bib for some of the messier dishes, which I appreciated! We also randomly spotted a celebrity I'm a big fan of eating here, which was a fun surprise. Service: The staff were helpful, especially since we went in not really knowing what to order. Their recommendations worked out perfectly for us and everything came out pretty quickly. I've been back a couple of times since but yes, i need better pictures cause these are all screenshots from my videos!

Ordered for pickup: Food: (4.5 stars)…read morehalf salad (Cranberry Almond Sonoma Salad) half sandwich pesto 3-cheese sandwich. The Salad was extremely flavorful, the difference of textures and taste between blue cheese (a fair amount), with the cranberry, and green salad was outstanding. The sandwich had pesto and was very flavorful. The half the star is lost for the size of the meal. Cost: $11.30 with tax If you wanted to have a different salad, or sandwich it was about $1.50 for each. The salad and the sandwich change daily, so it might not be worth every day. (-0.5 star from the review for value) Service: (5 stars) when I came the food was ready for pickup, I asked for the sauces to be on the side, and they were placed there.

Do you enjoy turkey clubs? So do I! So you can imagine my disappointment after a long and busy…read moremorning at work to get this (see picture) for lunch- Utter Trash- that's what the "southwest turkey club" looks like and I made no substitutions. This tasteless sandwich epitomizes sadness.

I give this spot a solid 4.5!…read more Saw this spot on Mark Wiens and Clements ig reel and just knew I had to try this spot! I came during lunch and there were only a few tables used, but that quickly changed and got so busy someone tried to sit at my table. It's located on Huron street just north of Dundas down a flight of stairs so it's not wheel chair or stroller accessible. I ordered the soup dumplings XLB as well as the fried pork and shrimp chive dumplings. These are the best XLB I've ever had! They were filled with so much soup and the dumpling skin was so thin but held up so nicely. What would take it up a notch would be to offer some freshly julienned ginger to it, I paired it with the black vinegar and don't sleep on the addictive chili oil! I ate it by placing it onto my spoon and taking a small bite on the top then trying a bit of the soup inside the dumpling before adding the black vinegar and chili oil and then taking it all in with one bite. The pan fried dumplings were a bit oily and could've been a tad crispier but they were so flavourful and juicy I didn't mind too much. Place was clean and plenty of seats. I definitely want to come back to try more!

Tasty dumplings that have hit the big times…read more Yummy Yummy Dumplings is a sleepy restaurant in Chinatown that's recently been spotlighted when Mark Wiens dropped by. As a result it was soon packed when I came for lunch. This spot is located under a flight of stairs and the interior is relatively plain and old school. The owner was all smiles from the recent buzz, although I felt the meal was overrated for what you get. They're known for handmade dumplings that are made fresh to order with quality ingredients. I ordered both the boiled 12pc Pork, Shrimp & Cabbage dumplings ($14.99) and the 10pc pan fried Chicken, Bamboo & Black Fungus dumplings ($14.99), figuring I might as well try more variety. Orders made to order took about 15 minutes to arrive similar to other diners who waited. You can see the kitchen bustling with activity. The boiled dumplings arrived first, piping hot and plump filled with savoury soup and even a whole shrimp. The chilli oil & bottle vinegar made for a nice dip to coat these dumplings that carried a mild sweet flavour. I can see why this spot is said to be comparable to home cooking. However, I was disappointed to see the pan fried dumpling came not in the elongated-style that others received. The crispy bottom was still good. Skip it or hit it? Food here is reminiscent of simple northern home cooking and there's a 5% cash discount. But $30 for two dumpling plates is relatively steep for a Chinatown basement meal. Hence it's a skip for me next time: nearby buffet is only $18 and a decent AYCE lunch is $30.

Finally tried this place after hearing so much about it and it lived up to the hype! The beef…read morenoodle soup was so comforting, with a broth that hit the spot and so much meat in the bowl I couldn't finish it all. Service was fast, exactly what you want for a quick PATH lunch. Nothing fancy about the space, but the food speaks for itself. Definitely will be back.

Big bull of really good noodles for 20$ after tax. Flavor wise, hit all the spot and the service…read morewas so fast even with there being a line that wraps a good part of the food court. There was a lot of vegetable and the brisket was super tender. Overall, a great place for lunch.

This used to be my go to place when I worked in the area pre-covid and hadn't had the chance to…read morevisit till today. I was so impressed that the owner remembered me (I do have whacky colour hair but still!) I love supporting small businesses but this one deserves all the support. Fuss-less, healthy, delicious food is what you will sign up for time and time again. The food has been consistently great. I know some have complained about the reheating but they clearly have no idea how a small set up like this works. Everything needs to be "pre"pared for 1. Efficiency (lunch hours get busy and customers would complain if it want quick 2. Space. Reheated or not, still tastes like a nice old fashioned home cook meal to me. Today I got the shrimp curry, mutton curry, mutton roll and although they ran out of fish curry, the owner wasted no time in offered to throw one together for me quickly. My BF ate the mutton one which comes with lentil and veggies and he was blown away by the flavors. It's this human touch, the conversation and the love they put into the food that I come back for. I'm so touched she remembered me. I'm stuffed and incredibly happy I caught them on my way downtown today!

Seriously the best and most comforting soup i've had in the gta!! Visit them for some authentic…read moreSrilankan food Here I got their Samosa which sold out soon after I ordered so make sure to not just get one like me hahaha or you'll regret I also chose their butternut soup and mixed it with their lentil soup which you can do with anyone of their soup flavours! We also got their tandoori chicken salad which was flavourful and so colorful Everything was super affordable costing around $7 for a samosa and small soup! which was pretty decent portion wise! Will definitely be back to try their other soups which sold out as well hahah Also the owner is a super nice lady which is a plus they've been open for 21years so go support if you're around the bloor yonge station area!!

Chicken Schwarma bowl was on point. Falafel was a little dry for my liking. Friendly service. Clean…read moreand inviting atmosphere.

Have walked past multiple times but had never been hungry whenever I passed it. One random day I…read morewas thinking about having this for lunch and it popped up on uber eats with a bogo (jackpot!). Decided to try the chicken shawarma bowl. Arrived nicely packaged. Will say that it was slightly disappointing seeing that there was barely any chicken. However it more than made up for it in flavors and all the other unique toppings. Was also surprisingly filling!