Came here for a dinner for two on a Monday night, was surprised at how busy it was on a regular…read moreweek day! The decor and staff were super nice, love the aesthetic and overall thought the restaurant was very clean and nice. We ordered the: Khao Soi - very creaming and fried noodles were delicious. The sauce was coconut flavoured curry. I thought the beef was a little on the dry side but overall loved the dish (8/10) Pad Thai with chicken - sweet and tangy, very delicious. The portion size was really good too, perfect for sharing (9/10) Paid Northern Assorted appetizer - this was a huge surprise, we didn't expect the dish to be this massive! This dish included, a Thai pork salad, sticky rice, fried papaya (this was amazing), cucumber, pork skewers and Thai sausage. Just keep in mind that this dish is more expensive than two entrees. (65$) 9/10 Overall we loved our dinner at Pai, we ended up having a lot of take out because we underestimated how large the appetizer dish would be. Highly recommend Total spent was 158$ after tax and tip, but we over ordered for two, our take out was enough for 3 meals.

I was driving through Toronto on the way to the airport, but wanted to stop somewhere for lunch. I…read moreremember going to the original Pai a few years back, and thought it was really good. This location had space open on OpenTable, so I made reservations and went. Similar to the other location, the space is vibrant and looks like what a restaurant would look like when in Thailand. We were immediately seated and got our menus. We ordered two things: - Pad Thai: Very good. Authentic, using tamarind, and nicely balanced. Noodles still have a chew. How pad thai should be. - Pad Gra Prow: Very good. Rice is the perfect texture. Stir fry portion is delicious. Another shining example of what Pad Gra Pow how should be made. Service was a bit slow, and not the warmest, but was generally ok. Overall, great Thai food worth coming back for.

The absolute best kimbap (Korean sushi-style rolls). Super fresh, perfectly seasoned and generously…read moreportioned. I have it weekly! Service is attentive, quick and friendly.

We thought to try this place because it was new and close to home. We got take out as it's a cold…read moreday but they do have a little seating. No one else was there that day except the front person helping us and people in the kitchen, no guests. He was friendly and did a little small talk, and said that they included an extra gochujang sauce for us to try (you get only one per bibimbap, but we did like dipping the kimbap in the soy sauce = not included). They make the soy sauce on site. We got Japchae, two types of bibimbap (one per person), and some kimbap for the kid. They are all tasty but I prefer my bibimbap with a little more flavour. This one, I only tasted that flavour when I added the gochujang sauce, but in other bibimbaps I like, the flavour is cooked into the toppings. The Japchae is good and I like that it doesn't taste strongly of garlic. It has wood ear mushroom and carrot and sesame. The kimbap was a bit more on the Bland side as well. We have some leftovers for lunch tomorrow. 9 items on menu and each meal is about $17-19 with tofu an extra $3 and bulgogi an extra $4. Friendly service though!

Came here several times and can attest, it's always delicious and the vibes are always great for…read moredinner. The cheesling fries are an absolute must! I recommend ordering chicken - I liked the Galbi, and Gangnam style sauce (bone-in) for more flavor but they also offer boneless! Servers are always pleasant and friendly. Interior is casual, very classic bar-style with lots of seating. A couple booths, some bar seating, garage style front, and more tables in the back. This is one of my go-to spots for Korean fried chicken. They also have the famous beer tower and a selection of soju's to choose from for those nights out.

3 meat meal potato salad and Mac and cheese smoked chicken, ribs as no pork belly available and…read morebrisket which was the only good meat. Ribs didn't fall of the bone like I like. Cornbread and cobbler were good.

Really nice owner. Had a great conversation. Fun and cool interior inside. They had a variety of…read moreoptions to choose from. The owner walked us through the cooking process and answered all of our questions. :)

This is a self-serve convenient store styled Korean snack shop, they have a huge selection of…read moreKorean instant ramens, the concept is you make the instant noodles yourself; They'd heat up or prepare rest of the snacks for you. We also tried their new menu item Bingsu, and it is delicious!! There are mini private karaoke rooms downstairs, so you can also order food to eat while doing Karaoke.

I ordered too good 2 go from here and I received this mix of chicken, carrots, corn, tangerines and…read morecabbage. The toppings were not bad, the sauce was yummy and was a strange combination but still tasted good! Even though this was a 2good2go order, I only got a few pieces of chicken which I was disappointed. I might try it again, as I want to try the salmon and Eel- the pictures looked good! it has potential! I might go again.

It's been awhile but we've returned to Ono Poke Bar on Yonge St. for their super delicious and…read morenutritious poke bowls! Always great service. Fast and friendly. It's a very small location with three tables but we always seem to get a table. I got the Kabayaki Unagi: Unagi (Eel), crabmeat salad, cucumbers, carrot, cabbage, cherry tomato, crispy wonton, furikake, masago and unagi tare sauce. I added raw salmon. But forgot to add avocado which I love! My friend got the Ono Torched Ahi Tuna: Torched ahi tuna, avocado, carrot, edamame, green onion, pear, red cabbage, crsipy wonton, furikake, and sriracha aioli sauce. Caution: Spicy Highly recommend!

I visited this pub a couple of days ago to meet someone. Upon arrival, I wasn't aware that they…read morefollow a first-come, first-serve seating system, so I initially waited for someone to seat me. After a while, I asked the bartender about a table for two, and she informed me of the self-seating policy. Once I found a table (though one of the chairs was blocked by a pillar) we waited for another table to free up. After that, the experience improved. The waitress was attentive, and both drinks and food arrived quickly without much wait. The overall atmosphere was great, and the live music added to the experience. Despite the initial confusion, it turned out to be a good visit!

Great pub, good vibe! Service is good , I don't try the food yet!…read more Some Fridays have live music!

This was the first time I tried Rolltation and definitely won't be the last time…read more They offer fresh burritos full of Salmon sashimi/shrimp/crab and tasty poke bowls assembled in front of you. It is both creative and delicious with a reasonable price. We ordered one Salmon sashimi roll and one Boiled shrimp roll. They were both delicious, but I will go with the salmon sashimi next time. Also, I would suggest ordering with extra sauce.

We love this rolltation for the food. We usually get take…read moreout but we have eaten there once. It's our favourite choice for take out. My go to is Teri tempura shrimp with mango, my partner's is miso salmon. I love the flavours of the sauce and the crunchy shrimp and the toppings. I have tried the karaage chicken but didn't find it flavourful and the habernero is spicy. The kimchi beef was ok.

The food here is consistently good. The menu is budget friendly and features Korean and Japanese…read morefood. The service is fast and good. It's a nice cozy place to have food.

Price/Quality ratio is spot on. We order two party platters for Christmas Eve and everyone loved…read morethe choice pieces and variety!

This location is comfy, you don't feel rushed. Lots of seating area and pretty much everything is…read moreself serve. We tried the badiali collaboration, we really enjoyed the vodka sauce chicken burger. The pizza fries were alright! We really enjoyed our time, a very cute date spot!

This location of Shake Shack is located a short walk away from Eglinton and Yonge, along Eglinton…read more The chain's 4th location in Toronto, this fast food franchise from the US has many many locations worldwide. With their rapid expansion into Toronto and the GTA, you can satisfy your Shake Shack cravings any time. I've had Shake Shack numerous times when I travelled elsewhere including the US, Singapore, as well as Hong Kong. This will be my first time having Shake Shack in Canada! The Shake Shack menu offers burgers, chicken options, hot dogs, crinkle cut fries, shakes/frozen custards and drinks (including alcohol). Like their other locations worldwide, they offer Toronto exclusive items where they work with local businesses to create unique offerings. They also sometimes have special burgers or collaborations with other restaurants in the city for a short period of time as well. I stopped by this location of Shake Shack on a Wed afternoon around 2pm. The store is easy to locate and you actually pass by 2 other burger fast food places before reaching Shake Shack. There is a step to navigate when you enter the eatery, however, the space is completely accessible inside. As soon as you enter you see the counter and there are many ipads to your right for you to order from. There is seating for about 50-60 people. The chain has a very efficient system where you order with the ipad, pick up a buzzer and find a seat. Your name is displayed on a screen indicating that your order is received and your buzzer will light up and vibrate once your order is ready for pick up from the counter. I ordered the following items: - Single black truffle burger (Gruyere cheeseburger topped with black truffle sauce made with real black truffle oil, crispy sweet onions on a toasted potato bun) - $11.49 - Black truffle fries (crispy crinkle cuts dusted with parmesan cheese and served with black truffle sauce) - 6.99 - Fifty/fifty (half lemonade, half organic unsweetened ice tea) - $3.99 (for a small) My order took about less than 5 min. I picked up my order at the counter when my buzzer lit up and was vibrating. Also got some ketchup before sitting down again. Food wise, the burger was good. The truffle sauce was slightly salty and I enjoyed the addition of the crispy sweet onions on top. The single patty was decent - parts of it were dry. I liked the potato bun though - the perfect vehicle to hold everything inside the burger. The black truffle fries were tasty. I didn't really taste too much parmesan taste despite the fries being dusted with parmesan cheese. I enjoyed the black truffle sauce it came with but also liked having my fries dipped in ketchup. Lastly, can't go wrong with the fifty/fifty drink - not too sweet and the perfect refreshing beverage to go with your meal. Service wise, there was a staff on the floor asking if customers wanted their trays cleared up once you finished eating (I also could have cleared it myself but she asked and offered so I agreed). The food didn't take long to make and I enjoyed my late lunch. Overall, if I'm ever craving some Shake Shack in Toronto I have many locations to grab my burger fix, including the location at Yonge/Eglinton!

It is a cool pub, and a great location, Midtown Yonge and Eglinton. In the summer it has a nice…read moresmall outdoor patio. The only reason I may not return is because I found some little barflies in my peas, and not the type you want to hang out with. I had the smaller fish and chips for $19. Fish is fine, not remarkable but was good. I was excited to eat the peas until I found a couple little friends that I did not appreciate on my plate. See the photos.

With the recent snow, the Duke of Kent's Roehampton sidewalk had not been cleared by Wednesday…read moreafternoon when I stopped by. The duty manager and I discussed the matter; he said the sidewalk would be cleared later today as they had a new contractor. That is indeed the case. When I came back about 7:30 PM, the sidewalk was cleared to the bare pavement with big chunks of packed snow piled to each side. T H A N K. Y O U! to the Duke of Kent and the contractor. I am glad, and I am sure many others who live on Roehampton are appreciative. As a neighbour, I am grateful, and I wish the Duke of Kent a successful year - before we know it, their patio will be open!!