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Continue reading →: Haru Shabu Shabu, TorontoI recently enjoyed a memorable shabu shabu experience featuring a rich sukiyaki base. The cozy ambiance of the restaurant set the perfect backdrop, and the attentive staff made the dining experience smooth. The highlight was the wagyu beef—each beautifully marbled slice melted in my mouth after just a few seconds…
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Continue reading →: Roses Kebab Land, Richmond HillI tried the Kabab Platter at a local Persian grill, and it was fantastic! The platter featured tender beef, juicy chicken, and flavorful lamb, all perfectly grilled and marinated. The saffron rice with barberries added a lovely touch, while the fresh salad provided a refreshing crunch. The tangy yogurt sauce…
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Continue reading →: LOUIX LOUIS, TorontoLouix Louis offers a captivating blend of French and American-inspired dishes in a sophisticated yet welcoming setting. The highlight of the menu is the Wagyu short rib, which is incredibly tender and rich, paired with a decadent red wine reduction, creamy potato purée, and seasonal vegetables. For starters, the duck…
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Continue reading →: Lamesa, TorontoThe Kamayan feast for two at Lamesa was a delightful dive into Filipino cuisine, now a missed gem since its closure. The fresh seafood was the star of the meal—grilled shrimp and succulent fish, perfectly seasoned and beautifully arranged on banana leaves. Accompanied by flavorful garlic rice and tangy dipping…
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Continue reading →: Blu Ristorante, TorontoOn a recent culinary adventure, I had the opportunity to savor the Roasted Butternut Squash Ravioli at an Italian restaurant, and it was a delightful experience! The ravioli was perfectly al dente, with a rich, creamy filling that beautifully balanced the sweetness of the squash. The sauce was both savory…
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Continue reading →: Madame Levant, TorontoThough this Levantine restaurant has closed, its sumac poached eggs remain a cherished memory. The inviting atmosphere blended modern and traditional decor, perfect for a leisurely brunch. The poached eggs were expertly cooked, with tender whites and runny yolks, elevated by the tangy brightness of sumac. Served on a bed…
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Continue reading →: Chiang Rai Thai Kitchen and Bar, MarkhamI recently had the opportunity to enjoy Khao Soi at a local Thai restaurant, and it was outstanding! The rich coconut curry broth had the perfect balance of flavors, with just the right amount of spice. The egg noodles were tender and absorbed the delicious broth beautifully, while the crispy…
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Continue reading →: Mildred’s Temple Kitchen, TorontoIf you’re planning to indulge in a classic brunch at a place known for its famous pancakes, make sure to secure a reservation! The atmosphere is typically warm and inviting, perfect for a leisurely morning. The pancakes are the star of the show—fluffy, golden, and often served with a variety…
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Continue reading →: Arthur’s, TorontoThough now closed, Arthur’s was a beloved spot for weekend brunch, famous for its standout dish: Arthur’s Tower. This three-tiered platter featured fresh tuna and egg salad atop crisp lettuce, perfectly blending creamy and zesty flavors. The inviting atmosphere made it a favorite for gatherings. While it’s missed, the memories…
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Continue reading →: Mira, TorontoThis Peruvian restaurant was a vibrant spot known for its sharable plates featuring the freshest seafood and meats. The ceviche was a standout, especially the Classic Ceviche, which offered a refreshing burst of flavor with tender fish, zesty lime, and a hint of cilantro. The Tropical Ceviche added a delightful…





