Back again during a long layover in Toronto! Well worth the uber trip from the airport. They had…read morea delicious mango sticky rice cocktail that was so good and boozy. I had it for dessert and left happy.

Excellent Thai food! Loved their lychee & proseco cocktail and the sticky rice dessertread more

We came on a Friday for dinner and didn't have a good experience. 3 items on the menu was not…read moreavailable and when we ordered, we were told there was a 4th item not available. Their menu isn't extensive so it was a bit of an issue trying to find dishes we wanted to try. We got the duck dumplings, brussel sprouts, grilled shrimp, crispy tofu, miso cod and shrimp scallop chow mein for five people. The stand out was the miso cod, but for $36 it was not enough as an entree as the size of the fish is small and it didn't come with substantial sides. Also after taking our orders, our server disappeared. Another server came by to cover our table but there was no explanation or reason given. It was strange as they had just opened for the day. Expect high prices and small portions. Nice ambiance but don't think I will be back for that.

Came here for Winterlicious 2026 $55 per person. They had an ube cocktail that i was interested in…read morebut sold out. I was quite sad... The 3-course menu had 3-4 options under each course. So there's something for every one. Nothing fancy but tasted delicious.

The food has really gone down hill this past year. They used to have great fries, now they are…read moreskinny and always dry and many burnt. We asked for a simple dietary consideration and it was totally ignored. When we brought it to their attention, the chef just shrugged his shoulders and said it was a mis-communication. There was no attempt to make it up to us or try to make us feel better. They just did not care. We ended up paying for food that we could not eat. We will never go back.

3.5 stars I saw a…read more$10 deal with AsialiciousTO for 3 Vietnamese style pork tacos with asian slaw and salsa. Since we were kind of in the area we decided to eat here. There's paid street parking on both sides of the street. I did read a review that there's complimentary parking behind the restaurant though. Mai Bistro has a small patio out front that's covered and indoor seating as well. We opted to sit on the patio. Since it was our first time at the restaurant the waitress explained the various menus to us. There was a written menu for Today's Specials and some of them were crossed out. I'm guessing that those items have already sold out. I saw a photo of the menu from a couple of years ago and in comparing with the menu from the other day I can see that prices have increased for some dishes. To me, prices veer on the higher side. The grilled lemongrass pork with rice and asian slaw was $22 and the shrimp ceviche with fresh salsa and avocado on a crispy tortilla was $11. My Vietnamese style pork tacos were a good deal for $10. Even at the regular price of $14 the price isn't too different from tacos at other restaurants. The pork was flavourful and portions are like what I found from food trucks in LA (but leave you wanting more).

I've been here quite a few times because the location is convenient and it's a good spot to grab…read moredrinks with friends. The chicken is decent, but nothing particularly memorable. The coating wasn't crispy, and there was so much sauce that it pooled at the bottom making the chicken soggy. It''s a solid place for drinks and a casual hangout, but not a place I'd go to specifically for good fried chicken.

In my humble opinion this is one of the best Korean fried chicken spots in North York. The chicken…read moreis good quality, well seasoned, and very reasonably priced. The ambiance is great, especially if you are sitting outside during the warmer months. I will definitely be back again!

Gosh, this redefined Thai food for us! We actually have eaten these dishes as takeout multiple…read moretimes, so we were surprised to see how pretty the dishes were plated in person! Eating with our eyes and mouths for a fraction the price that we'd expected to pay--! The khao soi and fried chicken wings were both perfect. Generous portions, too; we shared this between two people and still had enough to pack up. The mango sticky rice was coloured purple, and it was a bit heavy. I'd recommend these mango or Thai Tea ice creams instead! Also, our server, Paul, was excellent at his job.

The Noms: Thai Iced Tea $8…read moreIt Takes Two to Mango $12 Spicy Tuna Tataki $13 Beef Pad See Ew $22 Lobster Pineapple Fried Rice $38 Thai Tea Tiramisu $12 This spot makes for the perfect date night in the city! The restaurant is on the smaller side and seats do start filling up around dinner time, but they take reservations. We went on a whim and since we arrived right before the dinner rush, we were able to grab a table. Do note that some of their menu varies from location to location. We started with the drinks. Both were non-alcoholic. The Thai Iced Tea was strong in the tea flavor (in a good way) and not too sweet. The it takes two to Mango drink was so unique. I would never imagine mixing mango with an espresso shot but they surprisingly went well together. I imagine a coffee liqueur version would taste great too! The spicy tuna tataki was perfectly seared. No fishy taste or smell and had a great texture. The green cause was so refreshing and flavorful with a little heat. (We end up using this as a dip with our lobster pineapple fried rice later too, lol) The pad see ew was sooo good! The noodles were chewy and bouncy, the beef was super tender and soft and didn't taste greasy. Now the lobster pineapple fried rice. This was some of the best fried rice I've ever eaten in my life. The rice was light, fluffy, and packed with flavor, the prawns were massive, the pineapple chunks were perfectly grilled and sweet, and you get a perfectly cooked whole lobster sitting on top of it all. The fact that this dish is just $38 is actually such a steal! Ending it all with the tiramisu was the perfect cherry on top. The tea-rimisu was literally the drink in cake form. Perfect flavor, light and fluffy, and you still taste all the different layers. We thoroughly enjoyed everything we ate and look forward to checking out their other locations!

This is one of the standard downtown Chinatown joints that continues with great deals and…read moreconsistent quality. I went for the lunch special and it's definitely ok. Nothing amazing, but hits the spot and decent portions make it worthwhile. If you want good Chinese food in a large scale restaurant with plenty of room around, definitely consider Rol Jui. This is the kind of place that has legends around it, similar to other long-running Chinese places and I hope they continue to provide these kind of deals and variety in their menu. Bring a gang or the whole family and they will take care of you!

This restaurant offers amazing lunch specials that runs until 4:30 pm for a reasonable price of…read more9.99$ (cash only). I ordered their beef fried noodle with veggies and eggplant and mince pork on rice. They are super generous with the serving size, and ingredients. The eggplant and mince pork on rice had a strong salt dish flav, this really gave a dish a kick! Oh, and they offer free wifi for those that need do some homework/ work remotely!

Cute spot to go with small groups on Ossington strip. Food was unique and an absolute 10/10. Drinks…read morewere less so but in all honesty, this is where you go for a late night poutine (um kimchi, tempura squash, and cheese curd?! Hello). Fast and friendly service.

The place is tiny but cozy. The food explodes with flavour! My friends and I ordered the chicken…read morewings, jap che and baos. The staff is also very friendly and gave us good tips on what to order.

Great spot for Korean food and cocktails right on Queen West! I got the passion ginger ramos, which…read morewas very tasty and on the sweeter side, but not very boozy. Their cocktails are $20 and only have 1.5oz of liquor. I assume most of their cocktails are topped with tonic, as was mine. But it was still very tasty. For food we got the chicken karaage, black bean noodles, prime rib, fried bossam, and grilled spicy baby octopus. As someone who likes spicy food, the octopus was probably the only real spicy dish we had and was probably my favorite dish too. The prime rib was a close second. The black bean noodle had one mussel and was ok. I'd go back to try other dishes and a few other cocktails.

Since opening their doors in the Queen Street West community, Comma Toronto has brought unity…read morebetween traditional and modern Korean cuisine through their lineup of drinks and dishes! From classic shareables of Seafood Pancake (Pajeon) to an East Meets West dish of their Korean Prime Ribs with silky smooth puree, nothing can beat their Seafood Soybean Hot Pot made with fish broth that is made fresh every day! They have a lot of cool drinks incorporating Korean flavours that keeps things unique and refreshing! I can't wait for my next visit!