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I used to eat here on a weekly basis. Great! Huge portions, very reasonable prices. When I visit Toronto, I often go back to Buddha's. Great location also - close to Kensington and Bathurst/College area.
I usually get imitation duck - a layered (a little oily) tofu appetizer. I love the mushroom dishes.
Re: the service and atmosphere: I've had both great and crabby servers here, but the lady that handles the bills (I think it's the owner) has always been super nice to us. The restaurant is clean (usually packed); decor is minimal. I don't visit for the decor.
I love love love this place! It's one of the things I miss most about Toronto...
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The service here is great. I'm obsessed with the Singaporean-style slaw to the point where I've drove across the city just to get it as take out.
The portion is great to save for a quick bite the next day.
The tables are a bit close together in the room off the main room but the attentiveness of the servers makes up for it!
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They take all forms of payment and the service is excellent. The pizza is delicious! B"H Tova
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Ohh goodness me, the Ja Jang Myeon (wheat noodles with black soybean paste) is HEAVENLY! After watching sooo many Korean Dramas and seeing all the actors/actresses eating this dish, I was finally able to taste it for myself and it was the most delicious bowl of noodles I have ever eaten! With such a unique taste and texture I basically gobbled and slurped my way down to the very last noodle.
With the restaurant having such a family-oriented business feeling to it, it really felt like I was enjoying a home-cooked Korean meal.
Fantastic!
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I live near Queen and Spadina and have had some difficulty with finding decent low-medium priced sushi. Toshi is across from where I take spin class and I noticed that the sign indicated that the chef was Japanese so I decided to try it out. I found the fish to be fresh, the restaurant to be clean and the service to be attentive. They service appropriately sized rolls and nigiri, as opposed to the giant pieces that many other establishments serve (this is a good think IMO). Overall, very good meal and I think I will be frequenting Toshi a great deal.
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It was so good all the food!!!!!!!!!! Everyone should go. soooooooooooooooo yummy!!!!! One of the best restaurant i have been to. GO THERE so good
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As an avid traveler, I have tried sushi in many states: California, Arizona, Florida, Maine, Nevada ...
Nothing compares to Mitsui sushi. My boyfriend and I are always excited to get home and go to "our" place. The food is always fresh and consistent. The atmosphere could be improved but let's be honest, you're not going there for the ambiance. The food is so delicious you're not even paying attention to your suroundings. The staff is great and always greet you with a hello and goodbye. I've been going there for 5 years and would choose no other place.
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My husband and I did a review on this restaurant before we decided to order, and thought we would take a chance.
We were so happy when the food came to our house, because everything looked so good and smelled great!
We love Chinese food and this will be our permanent spot!
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Riz near Brunner ON (1081 Result(s))
Don't let the exterior fool you, Budda's serves up home-style noodle and mushroom dishes. The roasted cashews and stir-fry vegetables as well as the big spring rolls, are recommended.
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650 Highway 7 E, Richmond Hill, ON L4B 2N7
Asian, Chinese, Fusion, Bring Your Own Wine, Buffet
Come taste a savory meal at Noodle Bowl. This establishment serves noodles. They are open at night all week and are conveniently accessible by bicycle. Come visit them in a location known as stimulating and may pay by MasterCard, American Express and Visa.
Come taste a delicious meal at Noodle Bowl. They are open at night from Monday to Saturday and are conveniently reachable by bicycle. They are in a dynamic area known for its nightlife.
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Messis invites you to their establishment. They are open after-hours all week. You can get there by bicycle. They are positioned in a surrounding filled with restaurants and stores.
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Come taste an appetizing dish at Magic Noodle. Explore a menu offering noodles. They are open at night all week and are readily reachable by bicycle. The neighboring location is memorable for its restaurants and merchants. You can pay by Interac.
601 King St W, Toronto, ON M5V 1M5
Fine Dining, Asian, Fusion, Mediterranean, Wheelchair-accessible Restaurant, Restaurant With Terrace, Restaurant With Bar
Corkage Fee: $50 per 750ml Rules: You can't bring a wine on their wine list.
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Sunny Dragon Restaurant welcomes you to their establishment. This eatery offers wonton soup and chow mein for less than $10. Come enjoy their casual ambiance. They are readily reachable by public transit but also by car and are situated in a location filled with parks and stores. Payments by MasterCard and Visa are recognized.
Ganto Sushi welcomes you to their restaurant. They are open after-hours from Monday to Saturday. You can get there by public transit and bicycle. They are established in a neighborhood filled with restaurants, stores and parks.
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Tibet Café and Bar is located on Kensington market, in the heart of historic and exotic Kensington Market. We welcome you for a taste of our selected Tibetan dishes including MoMo, all time favorite of all but that's not all. Our other specialties include Pad -Thai, Pasta and much more. We have a well stocked bar with drinks of your choice
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Goldsor Restaurant invites you to their dining room. They are open after-hours Monday, Tuesday and Thursday and during week-ends and are conveniently reachable by car.
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418 Spadina Ave, Toronto, ON M5T 2G7
Chinese, Asian, Mexican, Restaurant With Delivery Services
Canton Chilli is the realization of a novel concept of combining the richness of traditional Cantonese cuisine with the boldness of stimulating Indian chilli. It embodies a big variety of exquisite, deep-rooted Cantonese delicacies, while embraces an asse
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Ka Chi Korean Restaurant welcomes you to their establishment. Their atmosphere has been described as casual and family friendly. They are open at night all week and are readily reachable by bicycle. They are situated in a surrounding filled with merchants and parks. You can pay by American Express and Visa.
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A new touch at an old Cantonese restaurant: a Brita water filter pitcher brought to the table the moment you mention water. With this introduction, we're not surprised to find a light touch in the kitchen and a canny hand buying the groceries. When was the last time you ordered classic chow mein? This is the place to revisit the dish that might have been your first encounter with chinese food. If they're in season, order the baby leeks, stir-fried with beef, garlic, ginger, and black beans. Try chicken in a hot pot with stir fried greens. At the end, in the Cantonese tradition, they'll serve the daily sweet soup - try it, it balances the meal. Once, there was only one Chinatown in Toronto and the style of cooking was strictly Cantonese. Take your taste buds on a stroll down memory lane.~ Sara Waxman.
Super Noodle Express invites you to their establishment. Explore a menu offering noodles and can get there by public transit. They are situated in a location characterized with parks, restaurants, merchants and coffee shops.
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.