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Author Archives: Qinn
ME.N.U Food Truck
With the instant visual gratification of Instagram and Yelp, why blog anymore? For us it’s a method of combating poor memory, for moments worth greater depth than just a couple of images. A recent event worth remembering was organized by … Continue reading
Posted in Chinese, Dessert, Festival, Gelato, Korean, Markham, Meat, Richmond Hill, Street, Toronto
Tagged arancini, asian, creme brulee, dessert, donburi, donnie, event, feedmyphone, Food, fusion, green tea, instameet, kimchi, love gelato, markhamfood, mayo, me.n.u. food truck, plush, pork, poutine, pulled pork, rice balls, the basil box, Toronto
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Hakata Shoryuken Ramen
When Q and I heard of a new ramen joint opening up in North York, whose name referenced a favourite childhood video game, we knew we had to give them a try. Hakata Shoryuken Ramen is located near Yonge and Sheppard, … Continue reading
Posted in Japanese, Meat, Noodles, Toronto
Tagged chashu, egg, hakata shoryuken, hakata shoryuken ramen, noodles, north york, ramen, sho ryu ken, shoryuken, street fighter, street fighter ramen, tonkotsu, Toronto
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TO Food Fest 2014
TO Food Fest (TOFF) in its inaugural year was full of hope and potential. Its second event last year had a rougher and more confusing start for both media pass holders as well as the vendors, most of whom seemed … Continue reading
Posted in Bakery, BBQ, Chinese, Dessert, Drinks, Festival, Filipino, Japanese, Meat, Sandwich, Scarborough, Seafood, Street, Toronto, Vegetarian
Tagged aracataca, arepa, chicken, clams, Festival, Food, freezie, fried chicken, fries, ginger, gnocchi, grilled mini eggs, grub, gushi, island oysters, kanto, karaage, kusshi, little neck clams, little tomato catering, magdalen islands, milk tea, milk tea freezie, oysters, paella, peaches and cream, pimenton, pina colada, pop, pop-up, quail eggs, scarborough, sisig fries, skewers, soda, sriracha, tita flips, to food fest, to foodfest, Toronto, vegiterra
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Aragvi
While Toronto has a truly multicultural selection of cuisines to choose from, certain cuisines definitely tend to dominate. As a result, it’s extra exciting discovering delicious non-trendy food. We were eager to try Aragvi, which specializes in food from Georgia (the country, not … Continue reading
Posted in Georgian, Meat, North York, Toronto
Tagged aragvi, aragvi toronto, bread, Chakhokbili, dumplings, egg, georgia, georgian, khachapuri, kharcho, khinkali, potatoes, satsivi, sausages, soup, tarhun, tarragon, Toronto
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Café Boulud
Although a bit wary of celebrity chef outposts, we went to Cafe Boulud on a wintry Tuesday evening to celebrate R’s birthday. As it coincided with Winterlicious, diners were drawn out of hibernation and a crowd soon formed in the … Continue reading
Posted in Dessert, Gelato, Meat, Noodles, Seafood, Toronto
Tagged bacon, boulud, bread, butter, Café Boulud, celeriac, chocolate, chocolate cake, cremeux, dessert, duck, duck egg, four seasons, gateaux, lamb, pate, ravioli, Restaurant, salad, Toronto, tuna, venison, winterlicious
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My Place Fish & Chips
Our ongoing quest for fish and chips brought us to My Place Fish & Chips, hidden in the Esquire Plaza at Victoria Park and Sheppard. The main attracting factor was the proximity to NETO HQ. Decorated with tea towels of … Continue reading
Posted in Chinese, Meat, Scarborough, Seafood, Toronto
Tagged chips, esquire plaza, fish, fish and chips, Food, fried, fries, meat pie, my place fish and chips, pie, scarborough, scotch pie, sheppard, tempura, victoria park
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Roll Play Cafe
Despite having an embarrassingly large backlog of places to write about that are actually North East of the city, this post is about Roll Play Cafe – a board game cafe located in the heart of downtown Toronto. Board game … Continue reading
Posted in Dessert, Drinks, Meat, Mexican, Pizza, Sandwich, Toronto, Vegetarian
Tagged board game cafe, board games, bread, cafe, coffee, guacamole, hot chocolate, lunch, nachos, prime rib, roll play, roll play cafe, sandwiches, smoked meat, snacks, spinach dip, Toronto
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Kinnaree Thai
The original goal of NETO was to explore the plazas of Scarborough, and to try the wide variety of food offerings hidden within. Kinnaree Thai is one of those places, nestled in a food-filled plaza at Pharmacy and Ellesmere. Mango … Continue reading
Posted in Dessert, Meat, Noodles, Scarborough, Seafood, Toronto, Vegetarian
Tagged coconut, curry, duck, duck curry, ellesmere, kinaree thai, kinnaree, kinnaree thai, mango salad, pad thai, scarborough, thai
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North East of the City 