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Established in 1996, The Asian Food Center has grown into the largest South Asian grocery chain stores in the Greater Toronto region. Besides groceries, The Asian Food Center stores also offer a wonderful and convenient one-stop shopping experience to shoppers with a wide variety of kitchen and popular household products. Video stores and specialty meat shops are on premises to offer even greater convenience. Competitive pricing is brought to you through direct importing from sources and suppliers from all over the world. Fresh produce, friendly services, household and kitchen items for your everyday needs at great prices, have made The Asian Food Center the favorite stores not only for South Asian but for all Canadians alike in their neighborhoods. Three new neighborhoods will benefit from the opening of The Asian Food Centers in Mississauga, Brampton and Toronto as the expansion of the company continues.

Sky Dragon Chinese Restaurant invites you to their dining room. They are open after-hours all week and are easily accessible by public transit and bicycle. They are situated in a neighborhood characterized with stores and parks.

Affordable, reliable Chinese comfort food is always on offer at this Kensington Market standard, where the décor is unadorned, the service is prompt and the food is universally hot and delicious. There's lots to pick from here - the menu is loaded with choice - but reviewers emphasize the crispy pork loins, beef with ginger and what is arguably the best General Tao chicken in the city. Mercifully, the restaurant is open until 4 in the morning, so the opportunity to close a night on the town with a plate of Peking duck - and in the company, famously, of a host of Toronto chefs grabbing a bite of their own on the way home from work.

Peoples Eatery's a-la-carte menu is themed around Spadina Avenue, in Chinatown, Toronto, which was once the Jewish neighbourhood of the city. The menu at once covers the history of the strip, the East-Asian present, and the future, which we see as culturally broad-ranging (though the dishes are never 'fusion'). Designed to be eaten without cutlery, it's a dining experience that is definitely unique: please check out our menu on the website listed below.

Pai Northern Thai Restaurant can be found on Duncan Street, in the heart of the Entertainment District, between Queen and King. A collaboration between owners of Sukothai and Gusto 101, this large restaurant will offer lunch, brunch and dinner options, all focusing on the cuisine of Northern Thailand.

CopaCabana Grilled Brazilian introduces... Copa by Sea. Toronto's Premier All-You-Can-Eat Seafood Restaurant.