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We went there for nice dinner during winterlisious 2012.
Overall restaurant is very busy but cozy and romantic. Our server was running around in hurry and as a result during entire evening mixed up who ordered what, since it was only two of us it was ok to switch.
Food Overall was very good: My appetizer was yumm and so is my the other person, soft deep fried calamari was excellent. Chicken skewers were moist and sauce was perfectly spicy.
For the main dish disappointment arrived, all main dishes come with rice and stir fry. Stir fry was the WORST I have ever tried, super hard giant pieces of cabbage+ raw zucchini made it unpleasant both on taste and texture. Main dish of red curry was excellent and rice was perfectly done. Basil beef was amazing (properly the softest piece of beef I have ever tried in my life).
Desserts were good too my mango-chocolate mousse cake was heavenly and banana fritter had amazing crunchy but sweet coating on it .
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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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Fast friendly service from the ladies at this shop. I will go back again.
I ordered two plates of steamed dumplings (10 dumplings per plate) and a bowl of shrimp wonton soup. The meal was simple in a traditional Beijing style but also very enjoyable and very filling. For more a traditional meal, try the pork with chives dumplings served steamed or pan fried.
Give it a try and you may be surprised.
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Soos delivers flavorful dishes, welcoming ambiance, and excellent service, making every visit a delightful culinary experience.
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Rice near Key Junction ON (1102 Result(s))
Bocconcini invites you to their dining room. This establishment features a variety of pizzas for 11$ to 25$. Come experience their casual surrounding. They are open nightly from Monday to Saturday. You can get there by bicycle and public transit and visit them in a location recognized as exciting. You may pay by MasterCard and Visa.
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Family-owned and operated, the first Lee Town Chinese Restaurant was opened at the heart of downtown in 1994 (young & Dundas). We take pride in offering a diverse menu at a reasonable price while delivering a lasting authentic impression. In 2007, Lee Town branched off to a second location at young & Sheppard serving you the same level of excellence and dining experience.
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a 1-156 The Queensway, Etobicoke, ON M8Y 1J2
Asian, Chinese
Welcome to Wok Terminal We are based in Etobicoke, ON and we offer a mouth watering range of authentic Chinese cuisine delivered straight to your door.
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307 Spadina Ave, Toronto, ON M5T 2E6
Fine Dining, Chinese, International, Asian, Mediterranean, Eastern-european, Bring Your Own Wine, Oyster Bar
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.
18 Elm St, Toronto, ON M5G 1G7
Thai, Asian, Full Bar, Buffet, Restaurant With Party Services, Prix Fixe Menu, Online Menu
Bangkok Garden is located in a historic building, just two blocks North of Yonge-Dundas Square and has been serving authentic Thai cuisine for 35 years, including silky curries, hot and mild stir fries, exotic soups, and vibrant noodle dishes using traditional recipes. The restaurant was awarded the Thai Select Premium designation from the Thai Consulate recognising the authenticity of the cuisine and excellent service.
The main dining room is lushly decorated in teak and artifacts imported from Thailand, featuring a gently flowing river with a small school of fish and stones collected from the banks of the famous River Kwai. The Bar & Lounge area offers an inviting atmosphere for appetizers and cocktails, and our sunny patio is open all summer.
Matagali serves great Indian and Thai cuisine to satisfy the best of both worlds. We use only the freshest ingredients and provide a dining experience that we hope will have you coming back for more.Just South of the University of Toronto and Toronto General Hospital, West of Ryerson University, and North of Eatons Center, the restaurant is placed conveniently in downtown Toronto. The nearest major intersection is Dundas Street and Yonge Street
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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Multiple generations have tales to tell about King's Noodle House, a longtime Chinatown staple that has truly stood the test of time. The food's prepared at the front of the restaurant in full view of its guests, so your eyes can watch the chefs deep-fry your yummy Chinese fritters before your jaws sink into them. The noodles are the hotshot players here, but King's char siu and crispy roasted pork also get singled out for their worthy contributions to the Chinese comfort food landscape. Prices are reasonable and servings are generous.
There's no shortage of pho in this city, and hasn't been for some time. But this Ossington Strip Vietnamese restaurant is an enduring superstar in this department. The best in the city, many claim of this cultured soup, singling out the Golden Turtle's take on a rich, secret-recipe broth and the abundance of flavourful balls floating therein. The satay and fishball pho are particular standouts. Much ink is also spilled over the house-made buns (the shrimp gets special mention), good-greasy spring rolls and the whack of yummy milkshakes to punctuate the meal. The atmosphere is lively here, and the enthusiasm for the food easy to get caught up in.
Come savor a delicious meal at House Of Gourmet. Discover a menu featuring wonton soup, barbecue and chow mein, priced at less than $10. Their atmosphere has been described as casual. They are open at night all week and are easily reachable by bicycle. Come visit them in a location known as exciting.
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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.
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Beijing Dumplings invites you to their dining room. They are open late from Monday to Friday and are readily accessible by public transit and bicycle. Come visit them in a neighborhood recognized as stimulating and can pay by MasterCard and Visa.
A new Malaysian restaurant, with its own East-Asian takes on standards like poutine, pancakes and wings, hits the Ossington strip.
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