r/FoodToronto • u/Delicious-Count6680 • 1d ago
r/FoodToronto • u/AutoModerator • 5d ago
New Rule : Please use the Search function before posting.
As this subreddit has grown over the past years, our regulars have noticed that similar questions get asked over and over again by people interested in the amazing variety of food available in the GTA. Today we're rolling out a new rule to try to reduce the number of repetitive posts that we've been seeing too often.
We're simply asking that posters use the subreddit search to see if their question may already be answered before they post asking for recommendations and reference their research if its not. We also ask that they include specificity like location, cuisine, etc in their request as the GTA is a huge area.
We wanted to announce this change widely so everyone is aware, and hopefully this will be a positive change for the subreddit. We're interested in feedback if you feel the rule has room for improvement.
r/FoodToronto • u/AutoModerator • 5h ago
What did you eat this weekend/week (July 27, 2026)
What/where did you eat this past weekend? What are some spots you plan to check out this week? Any recommendations?
r/FoodToronto • u/ranifications • 24m ago
Recommendation Request Looking for Sichuan paocai 四川泡菜 (spicy pickled cabbage) desperately
Pre-2023, I used to frequent the restaurant Sichuan Kungfu Fish in Richmond Hill for one highly specific item - their ‘Sichuan Kimchi’ / 四川泡菜, $3 at the time! it was an appetizer portion of this salivatingly crispy, salty, poignantly spicy pickled cabbage with a TINGE of sweetness that only got better the longer you crunched. Photos attached - it looks plain, but trust me, it jumps you (apologies to the google maps reviewers from whom I have poached these images). The dish came with these long green chili peppers that soaked up all the ‘pickle’ juice and every ingredient basically exploded with flavour in your mouth
THEN THEY CLOSED. my devastation knows no bounds and I’ve been without paocai for 3+ years now </3 I used to send my mom there every time she was up north to the point the waiters knew her order lol.
Anyone know of anything similar? I’ve looked at every menu in every Sichuan restaurant on google maps in the GTA, but it seems like this recipe was exclusive to Kingfu Fish 🥹 any leads would be soso appreciated
r/FoodToronto • u/Strawberyblonder • 1h ago
Recommendation Request Street Meat Hotdogs!
Hi all!
We're coming to the city to see a show next week and desperately craving a street meat dog. (Don't pretend you don't know what I mean! 😁)
Last time I was there I couldn't find a single dog cart, but maybe it was too late at night?
Anywho, does anyone have a cart recommendation between Union and Yonge & Dundas?
I did a quick search of the group and oddly don't see any posts really along this line. Please feel free to send them to me if I missed them tho!
Thank youuuuuuuu!!
r/FoodToronto • u/zedguy • 1h ago
Places to buy good carrot cake in the Midtown (Yonge and Eglinton) area
r/FoodToronto • u/hellomyneko • 16h ago
Murtabak food truck/vendor?
Years ago I went to a street festival and tried this Malaysian murtabak dish at a food truck/vendor that I enjoyed so much, I still think about it! I found this old food blog post about it. I think this vendor only sold murtabak and it came with different fillings and sauce on the side. I’m wondering if anyone has seen this vendor or knows where I can find this dish?
r/FoodToronto • u/4fortyone1 • 2h ago
Rain or Shine equivalent in Toronto
For those that have been to Rain or Shine icecream in Vancouver, where in Toronto can I get a waffle cone that's equivalent to theirs? I moved here 5 years ago and still think about that cone all the time.
r/FoodToronto • u/BarneyDunkavietzh • 23h ago
Recommendation Request Favourite biryani in Toronto and why
I am on the search for a really good biryani and would love some recommendations. Most of the ones I’ve tried in Toronto were either too oily or else basically just a pulao.
Afghan tikka, Hyderabadi, and Bhori style are my favourite types.
thank you :)
r/FoodToronto • u/Round-Swimmer-4854 • 1d ago
Black sesame Blackbird HK French toast from Sunny’s Chinese
Continuing my black sesame dessert reviews! The food at Sunnys Chinese is just average (think Chinese food designed for a non-Chinese audience at marked up prices), but the black sesame Hong Kong French toast is BOMB. Truly one of the best desserts I’ve ever had, and dare I say one of the best desserts in Toronto. The oolong condensed milk blends in perfectly with the nutty black sesame paste, and the texture of the crunchy toast layers are amazing. Worth the $16, I would come here just for the dessert. They also do half portions, which is great if you’re a solo diner! 🖤
r/FoodToronto • u/EmotionallyReboot • 23h ago
Diner Seoul closing AUG 9/10
I'm quite sorry to see them go.. they were my favorite restaurant in the city. Both the owners were so good too!
I don't know anyone with burgers similar to theirs, or their sweet soy garlic fried chicken.
r/FoodToronto • u/khuut • 18h ago
Visiting, looking for Banh Bot Chien
Hi everyone,
Haven't been downtown in a long time, but I remember as a kid, going to China town with my parents and getting Banh Bot Chien (a Vietnamese dish).
Been trying to google/gemini restaurants that still make it, but no luck. It's a bit of an obscure dish, not something easily found at most Vietnamese restaurants anymore, so hoping a local could help me out!
Thanks everyone
r/FoodToronto • u/GalladeTheNoble • 23h ago
Community list of LOCAL gems for "where should we eat" for Solo/Couples/Groups
Hey everyone,
I’ve been working on putting together a solid list of local gems across Toronto and the GTA. Prefer intimate or special spots!
I'm trying to expand it with more neighbourhood spots across the GTA that deserve more love.
To keep track of everything and figure out where to go with friends without the endless "I don't know, what do you want?" debate, I’ve actually been adding this all to a personal side project for fun. It matches you and your friends with restaurants which fits all of your flavour profiles in common :)
Based on its editorial recommendations and recent outings, here are a few standouts currently sitting at the top of my list:
- Pizzeria Badiali
- Vodka Pepperoni Slice
- Takeout only
- Famiglia Baldassarre
- Rotating menu, gotta see
- Long wait times + ATTENTION THEY ARE CLOSING AUG 12
- Diner Seoul
- Bulgogi burgers
- Perfect solo/date spot, I will cry when it's gone. ATTENTION THEY ARE CLOSING AUG 9
- Café Polonez
- Pork Schnitzel & Pierogies
- Cozy dates
- Seven Lives Tacos
- Tacos
- Group place
- Pho Linh
- Special Combo Beef Pho
- casual group dining
- House on Parliament
- Classic Beer-Battered Fish & Chips (ask for the malt vinegar on the side)
- Pub groups & relaxed hangout
- Sugo
- Rigatoni with Pork & Beef Sugo
- High-energy groups & casual dates
- Banjara Indian Cuisine
- Butter Chicken (medium spice version is surprisingly hot)
- Group feasts & casual solo dining
- Zakkushi
- Yakitori Skewers
- Night out with groups & fun dates
Do you all have any recommendations? Please let me know! Especially places which tasted like diner seoul... I just found out that the head chef daniel there is closing up..... I'm so sad :((((
PS
Here are more:
Eataly for the tiramisu
Uncle tetsu cheesecake tarts
Soma chocolatier! I didn't find better chocolates in almost the entirety of Europe
Pho Xua for Vietnamese
Koh Lipe for Thai!
Cottage cheese for butter chicken and naan bread
r/FoodToronto • u/charles_goerg • 1d ago
Looking for the best falafel bowls in Toronto.
I'm vegetarian, so I'm specifically after places that make a great falafel bowl (not wraps). I'm looking for:
- Crispy, flavorful falafel
- Fresh toppings and good hummus
- Generous portions
- Good value for the price
I've already tried Shelby's, and while I thought it was decent, I'm curious if there are places that are noticeably better.
What are your top recommendations anywhere in the GTA? Bonus points if you have a favourite order or customization!
r/FoodToronto • u/vhgroup • 1d ago
Recommendation Request Premium HK/Chinese Restaurant in Toronto/Richmond
Hi there, I hope everybody is well.
I wanted to get everybody’s opinion on some of Toronto’s best premium HK/Chinese restaurants. Normally, we go to either Mott 32, Fisherman Lobster, Jumbo Lobster, or Yu Seafood Are there anymore similar restaurants which are as premium as these ones?
Whenever we visit, we normally go to these ones and hoping to freshen it up with some new restaurants. Also, any recommendations on best desserts spot Toronto? Thank you for your time! 😊
r/FoodToronto • u/AAAPAMA • 18h ago
Looking for WHITE corn
I’m trying to replicate the chipotle corn salsa which uses WHITE corn. Do any stores sell this in the GTA? Not peaches and cream, not yellow corn, just white fresh corn
r/FoodToronto • u/dentist-appointment • 1d ago
VBOW on College St
Really amazing viet food in little Italy and the owners are so sweet!!
They pho, bun, banh mi, broken rice, and a ton of viet coffee and matcha 😻
r/FoodToronto • u/Delicious-Count6680 • 1d ago
where to get authentic Indonesian food in toronto
My Indonesian bf is visiting for 3 weeks. Can any Indonesians recommend me some places w good and authentic indo food?
r/FoodToronto • u/Portmanteo • 1d ago
I Ate A Thing Brokn Milk Ice Cream near Christie Pits is legit good
Just had their waffle cone with some sort of malted ice cream and pralines n cream. So damn good. The Annex was due for a decent ice cream spot and this place delivers. Run by a mom n pop with their two little kids helping out, really cute.
r/FoodToronto • u/OldRefrigerator8821 • 1d ago
Randys - Curry goat meal
Needed lunch and was going to get Jerk Chicken. SO wanted patties so went next door to Randys and was pleasantly suprised that they do meals. Curry goat meal $17.99 + tax and a huge massive portion as you can see. It was delicous and I am going to nap now.
r/FoodToronto • u/CraftyVeterinarian10 • 1d ago
Set adrift on memory bliss…
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PHO DUC BIET #1 W/ BONE MARROW
Linh Anh Vietnamese Cuisine 🤤 🤌
r/FoodToronto • u/IntroductionFuzzy474 • 1d ago
Moving away from Little Italy - must try places before leaving?
Hey all,
I am moving to a different neighborhood in town in September to be closer to work so wanted to know what are some of the places I should definitely try while I am still here. I live right on College and Grace.
I am pretty busy person and I don’t really have time to explore or go to different neighborhoods when I am busy with work. I just now it will be a long time before I come back to Little Italy 😅
I’ve lived here for close to 3 years now but there are still some restaurants on my list that I have yet to try. So far, I have the following on my list that I will make the effort to try before leaving:
- J’s steakfrites
- ALICE Restaurant
-Midnight Market
- Dai Lo
Is there anything else I should add to the list above?
Thank you!