Complimentary pickled cabbage OK: crisp & sour. Bread rolls weren't good. Kompot (fruit drink) was OK: quite light. Great Georgian food: tasty, big portions. Service here is pretty good
The bahn mi (Vietnamese sandwiches) are $4 - including tax! They're pretty big. The baguette had some crustiness. Assorted is stuffed with various meat products. It's pretty decent
They've reopened with a covid-friendly all you can eat buffet. Most dishes are decent or good, and it's good value.
Watermelon ice cream roll: watermelon flavour convincing. The torched marshmallow has a lovely flavour. You can add toppings like whipped cream, chocolate hazelnut rolled wafer, boba & chocolate sauce
Farm-to-table food, made using rustic French cooking techniques and local, seasonal ingredients, but as a quick-service concept. If that doesn't mean anything: you get a new menu every 2 months!
$8.28 daily lunch special 11am-3pm. It's valid even on Boxing Day. But the combination platters are only $10.88 & come with 1 more dish
This place opened by Syrian refugees has Syrian food on the menu (none of their items are generic Middle Eastern). The staff here are really nice.
First non East Asian place I've been to with a discount for cash payment
This place serves fresh mini donuts late into the night. You get 1 flavour for every 6 donuts, from 3 choices: cinnamon sugar, OG sour cream icing & a weekly special. The latter is a bit pricier.
One of the rare Five Guys outlets in the GTA which has shakes. You get unlimited mix-ins so you can go crazy: many flavours in 1 shake is great. Bacon sounds odd but it's the best especially with Oreo
Besides Yunnan crossing-the-bridge noodles, they also have various snacks that are pretty cheap, starting at $2.99 & maxing out at $6.99. There's a cash discount but it's only 5%.
Lunch specials are $7.95, including weekends. They're quite a big portion. The egg roll was good, with cabbage and bits of red roast pork (though I couldn't taste it: it's just for show)
Samosas cheaper & tastier than Samosa King; 5 for $1. They were fresh & the interior had a light yellow filling. It tasted a bit like dal mix though the texture was different of course.
There're many Asian food stalls - mostly Chinese. It's good value though the place looks a bit dingy
The deep fried chicken wings are pretty good - with an especially crispy, light batter. I've had tastier Chinese chicken wings in the GTA but these still taste pretty decent
Good value brunch with 2 carving stations. The food here is generally decent, except the chicken sausage which was chewy & flavourless & whose skin had lost its bounce. The BBQ chicken was excellent.
This place was recommended to me by a Japanese person, and I can see why: this Japanese restaurant is more refined than average, with a somewhat peaceful interior.
This chain has pretty cheap grub. Nothing fancy - mainly tacos, burritos & burgers, but there's lots of deals & potential for customisation. Ever wanted relish, feta & hot sauce in your tacos?
This Indian place has a modern interior. They have a daily $25 lunch buffet. This far north, the selection is not huge, but it's still decent.
Weekend lunch & dinner buffet of South Indian food. Almost all Indian buffets here are North Indian or primarily North Indian, so a South Indian buffet is a welcome change.
Had the weekday lunch buffet, which was only $13.99. The pizza was fresh up till almost the end due to turnover & they rotated the flavours & it tasted decent.
