WHERE has Georgian food been all my life?! My friend and I were at a loss for words upon the first…read morebite of kachapuri... INSANE flavor and presentation!! This place is an absolute must try if you've never had Georgian cuisine. We also tried shkmeruli, which is roasted chicken leg quarters doused in the creamiest, most decadent garlic cream sauce. Kind of like alfredo on crack. And dipping into it with the khinkali bread?! Heaven. You have to experience it for yourself. Service was amazing, the waitstaff gave great hospitality and they all went above and beyond to make sure we enjoyed our experience. Shoutout to the girl who gave us a super fun tableside mixing presentation!! Try to get a table inside, however their street patio is nice to eat on when the weather is decent. Absolutely will be returning to try their lamb khinkali which unfortunately they were sold out of today. Prices were super reasonable for the amount of food we were served. There was even enough for leftovers between two girls who hadn't eaten all day & had smoked right before coming here.

I have been waiting for over 2 years to eat here because I had to go with my coworker as she…read morepromised to take me and I wouldn't know what to order. Their dishes are so hearty and flavourful. It's been on the Michelin guide for 2023. 2024 and 2025. You must check it out.

Been wanting to come here for a while and finally did it!!! And I think it was a good pick for a…read morebirthday celebration! Love the bustling vibe of the restaurant. The tables were full while were there...we had to flag a waiter to get our order. Once that was done, the food came fast. We ordered many dishes to try. I have no complaints at all, and here are some of my favourites: Veal steak - nice and tender. And I love the sauce which has a kick to it. Cabbage rolls - a must try!!!!!!! Hummus- super tasty with the bread Osso buco - the meat was very good with the sauce it was in I love the live entertainment. The guy was talented!!! And the music wasn't crazy loud that we couldn't hear each other talking. A definite recommend!!

Discovered thisEastern European restaurant, Stroganoff in our neighborhood after searching on…read moregoogle and the food was fantastic! I'm always searching for Eastern European food as I missed this food that I used to get in Etobicoke but it's a little far from Markham so now I finally found one that is close by.If uou're looking for something new to try, give this place a try! Their meat dumplings (Plemeny)in mushroom sauce is delicious.Tibetan Mo mo used to be my favorite dumplings but now is Russian Plemeny dumplings. For our mains, we got the grilled salmon skewer and Beef Stroganoff to share for the 3 of us us since our appetizers,perogies, borsh soup and meatdumplingsitems were more substantial (not light dishes)so we didn't need individual maiins. They also give you a basket of complimentary bread slices to start so I recommend you get get the Egggplant Ikura spread cause it goes nicely with the bread(double check that you'll get bread).Since this was our first visit I'm not dure if they always give bread.Booth maindishes were delicious! I like to try their cabbage rolls on our next visit! I actually have a long list of items to try on our next visit so we'll definitely be back!

What a little gem of a place. This was my first time trying Bosnian food, and it sure hit the spot…read more Service was excellent- the owners are a lovely couple that run the restaurant. My guests and I tried different dishes and absolutely loved it. Traditional Bosnian food is amazing - I loved the chevapi and veal sausages!

Right upon arrival we were greeted by a lady who was as friendly as anyone I have ever met…read more She took care of me and my family like we were her own and her food was awesome. It was a real homemade Bosnian meal and the portions were very generous. I actually felt bad for not being able to eat everything. The husband showed up at the end and he seemed like a very nice guy as well. The restaurant itself has a little section which shelves that you can buy groceries from Europe. Thank you!! Right upon arrival we were greeted by a lady who was as friendly as anyone I have ever met. She took care of me and my family like we were her own and her food was awesome. It was a real homemade Bosnian meal and the portions were very generous. I actually felt bad for not being able to eat everything. The husband showed up at the end and he seemed like a very nice guy as well. The restaurant itself has a little section which shelves that you can buy groceries from Europe. Thank you!!

Mixed feelings…read more Varenyky (perogies) with mashed potatoes were decent. Quite homey and filling, with flavour of caramelized onion. My kid ate them and was so full, he refused a pizza at a birthday party some time later. At the same time, syrnyky (19 CAD for three) were a disgrace. Too sweet and sour and almost inedible. I'd suggest making them twice less sweet and get rid of the sour sauce. The restaurant is quite pretentious too! We walked in after the High Park and the waiter immediately said we have to have a reservation, only to then immediately say that we can indeed sit down. - But I understand. This is typical "Eastern European hospitality". Overall, they are trying to be a posh place, but the flavours are not quite there yet. The dishes are one-dinensional, if you will, or 2D. I'd rather have a homey restaurant with really good food.

Had Winterlicious dinner on Sunday and the restaurant was fully booked -- the whole team seemed…read moreextremely busy. I really enjoyed the cozy and welcoming atmosphere. The Pork Borscht was hearty and comforting, and I loved the traditional pampushky bread. The appetizer portion was very generous. The Adjarian Khachapuri was beautifully presented. The egg and cheese combination tasted delicious, but unfortunately the dough was slightly undercooked. It felt like the kitchen may have been overwhelmed by how busy service was. For dessert, I ordered the Sour Cherry Varenyky -- dumplings filled with sour cherry and served with sour cream. This dessert didn't quite work for me. I can imagine it being nostalgic for those who grew up with it, but the filling lacked sweetness and the addition of sour cream made it taste even more tart. That said, I usually enjoy sour flavours, so this one just didn't land for my personal taste. I tried honey cake thst my friend ordered and I was not disappointed though. I would like to return and give this restaurant another try, as the extremely busy service may have affected both food execution and overall service quality.

The food here is pretty cheap, though the interior is a bit dated & it feels a bit like a cafeteria…read more(maybe that's part of the appeal). They get 3.5 stars. The complimentary bread was slightly over-baked. There was some crispness but it was a bit too hot. The hummus was ok. Borscht was decent. Okroshka was a cold soup. It was decent - quite refreshing. The soups came in big bowls. Mititei (sausage) was good: bouncy. Brizol moldova was rolled veal. Got it with home potatoes. The meat was good though a bit salty; it was egged & fried so there was some crispness. The potatoes were good - flavourful, with some crispness. Both mains came with a red, slightly spicy sauce which was good. The kompot (fruit drink) was decent, with a good flavour, though it was a bit dilute.

Came here on a trip to toronto from Buffalo with one of my Moldovan friends…read more I had a nice time. Staff was very friendly and service was quick. Food was pretty good and authentic, all of the staff seemed to be eastern european when I went, which is nice, and also spoke english. Yeah no complaints. Cool place.

Happy Hour schnitzel is delicious and the best deal in town. I just finished reading someone's…read moremediocre post on the Happy Hour selection and it prompted me to write this in support of the restaurant ......veal schnitzel with a refreshing German potato salad with cucumbers (so lighter) with a small side of cranberries...fabulous each and every time! Best deal in town for $12...Of course, the homemade Spazle are hard to resist ...but perfect for sharing! The down to earth, friendly owner, Herbert, gave my husband tips on how to create their authentic home made Spazle! We go towards the end of Happy Hour and it's perfect timing for an early dinner! Where do you get a glass of Happy Hour wine for $5, personally chosen daily. We have made it a regular event to get together with friends a few times a month to enjoy a true German experience, staff included! Brian was always our server and made us feel like we were coming home! I'm usually confused when I enter the cozy restaurant to find it not bursting at the seams with Happy guests? So don't spread the secret too much. My brother-in-law from Seattle, who visits quite often, loves the experience so much, he has requested that I spread his ashes in the flower pots at the entrance....lol...nothing I can add to that! Enjoy!!!

I had dinner with my wife and a friend on Saturday, July 18. We all had different main courses and…read morethe food was excellent. Service was extremely well done, and I felt that we were taken care of in an amazing way. The restaurant is cosy and friendly. I will certainly be coming back for more.

Best schnitzel in town!!!…read more Hidden gem restaurant, reminds me of the one I had in Vienna last year I would say it's one of the best schnitzel in town! The schnitzel was gigantic, the size was bigger than my head lol, I ordered the pork schnitzel, it was perfectly brown yet inside wasn't dry at all^^ and i chose the potato salad for the side, it was delicious, ultra creamy, and well seasoned. The staff and the owner are very nice and friendly, I would definitely going back there again!

Great food, enormous portions and friendly service. Would recommend to everyone. Will come back.read more

We love Rhapsody. The food is fantastic!…read more They have a good selection of appetizers and main courses. Their goulash soup is great and they always have that available. Be aware that their other soups are often "not available". Their salads are huge and must be shared. This is not a restaurant that you plan on having an appetizer, a main course and a dessert because the main course portions are gigantic. The schnitzels are really what you're going for. You get to choose 2 of 4 sides (rice, potatoes, red cabbage, veggies) and a schnitzel. You can't go wrong with any of the schnitzels. It all comes on your plate with the schnitzel often being bigger than the dinner plate itself. Their nokedli (Hungarian dumpling) is a side dish too and it is tasty. Their cucumber salad is good too. The restaurant is family owned and the staff are very helpful. They do go out of their way to assist or help and make accommodations. The restaurant is tired looking and there is a smell when you first walk in but nothing too bad. We would like to go more often, but it's usually reserved for more special occasions given the price. The price isn't crazy expensive given the price of food today and the portion, but it does exceed what would like to pay for a normal night out.

Very friendly service. Prices have gone up dramatically but…read morevalue has gone way down. Schnitzel was paper thin. What you are getting is a giant piece of of breading, just the coating which overflows the plate, with very little meat inside. Potato and cabbage were very good but can't recommend it for the prices being charged.