Their tacos are pretty good for what you could get around the area…read more Their meats are stewed soo very juicy. I had there beef, pork, and chicken. My fav was pork and beef. Its outdoors soo atmophere was great. The owner is super kind! $5 tacos

This food truck is a gem in Markham!…read more My partner and I ordered two flavours - fish and chicken. I particularly love the fish one because fish fillet was soft and moist on the inside and crispy on the outside. On the other hand the chicken one was not as impressive as the fish one. Probably because the chicken was diced, it can get quite messy eating it. I'd say 2 for $10 is a great deal and I'm all about fish. The food truck is usually opened on the weekdays only, till it's sold out. One more thing, it's closed in winter, from November... You'll see him again in Spring.

Food was really good and the staff were friendly and fast. I hired them for a work event and it…read morewent off without any problems. Very happy with the product and service and will definitely use them again.

Wow I don't normally give 5 stars but Road Grill really impressed me!…read more The truck came by my office today and everyone was SUPER excited. Needless to say, everyone was very excited and hungry for lunch! Since I've never tried them before I asked what they recommended and she said the steak burger or cheese burger. I decided to get the mushroom cheese burger ($10) and made it a combo fries + drink ($4). It was very windy today and the lady was kind enough to tell us to wait inside our office building while they cook the food. It didn't take too long for us to get our food. The burger was huge and the beef patty was very thick and juicy! They put onion rings in the burger which is a plus. The fries are topped with just garlic cream sauce which made the fries that much better! It's been 11 hours since I ate the burger and I'm still drooling about it. They also have a store called Grill Gate and I'll definitely go check that out. $14 for the combo is not bad at all! Definitely recommend everyone to try if you have the chance.

The actual dog was just okay, though they sell Italian and Polish sausage here and I specifically…read moredidn't get that bc I wanted the simplest dog. Toppings were amazing, fries are quite good. Great price.

Really good street food!…read more The poutine is authentic! Thick freshly cut potatoes with some skin, dark gravy, real cheese curds that is melty and stringy. Great flavour. Hot dog is like a hot dog you get from a downtown Toronto cart, but without going downtown. There is line ups during peak lunch time.

(Markham location)…read more Ordered from this restaurant with uber today. My order italian chicken sandwich, the Hamburger, caesar salad and the colarado. What I got was a Veal sandwich A 4 ounce burger patty on a bun (not 10 ounce on a baguette Colarado poutine. Chopped up hamburger and no fried onions. Total was 60 plus dollars.

Location: Everywhere? Price: $$…read moreService: Okay Over the pass weekend they were at the Canadian Baking and Sweets show. I heard their food is pretty legit so I had to try it out for myself and I wasn't disappointed. The service is okay and the line was long- so you'll wait 10-15mins for your food. I tried the DiNics with fries and gravy. The DiNics is their pull pork sandwich with onion and spinach. It was pretty good; I wish they had it in flat bread because I thought the bread kind of over powered the stuffing. Other than that the DiNics was delicious. Their fries were okay but it was their gravy that made the fries amazing. The gravy was just right and complimented the fries.. I probably wouldn't enjoy the fries as much if I didn't add the gravy to it. Verdict: A must try!

Location This event is now hosted on Enterprise, in the same…read moreplaza as Good Catch, Goodlife and the VIP cinemas. Parking (including underground) is quite limited there - so best to come carpooling or explore nearby parking. One good thing is that the organizer does have a designated parking area setup for people coming in. Setup There are multiple vendors - from food, drinks to small gifts, organizations and even non-profits to promote anything! There are also festivities and live performances based on a schedule - so make sure to grab a seat if you want to watch any of them. I usually come for the food - to see what's new and exciting and what is not out there in restaurants. Inflation over the years have risen a lot of prices - so it could range anywhere from $10 for a drink to $15-$20 for food. Quantity wise - depending on where you look - can vary. You may have to spend at least 1-2 dishes to feel full. It's a staple yearly event that happens in Markham - definitely do check it out - and you may little hidden surprises !

It's been almost a decade since I've frequented NIU. Is there a more iconic, summer asian food…read morefestival tbh? I can't think of one. NIU's always been synonymous with funky smell, gimmicky lights, a packed crowd and overpriced food. Yet the reason, I suppose ppl go is the camaraderie with friends and for a night out w/ significant others? The annual event always happens in the markham VIP theater parking lot and you'll probably need to park near the AVIVA building. Parking fills up quick so you might need to end up parking far and walking over. As soon you get near you'll notice the pungent smell of stinky tofu wafting through the entire lot and permeating your nostrils. My first year back this year w/ my gf and everything started at $10+. I think I must've spent close to $150 by the end of the night. Gf was happy. My wallet? Not so much LOOLL. They had dance, band and singer performances on a main stage throughout the night (basically like an outdoor concert). If you get lost from your group of friends good luck trying to find them cuz chances are you're not gonna have good cell signal either. You'll see a lot of gimmicky food vendors at NIU so pick and choose wisely! Cool experience for a first time if you've never been. If you've already been, you can hard skip a couple years before revisiting. It's always the same thing so you won't ever feel the FOMO.

Wickedly Sinful is "Canada's first Low-carb Eats & Sweets mobile Food Adventure"…read more Hitting the street's of Newmarket under Newmarket's gourmet Food Truck pilot project : The pilot project is restricted to two trucks that provide something other than the traditional hot dog, fries or burgers. Funnel Cakes?! Low-Carbs? from a cute Food Truck?! Salted Caramel Pecan ($7) with ice cream ($2) was delicious!! A little doughy than my usual Wonderland's funnel cake but I think this version is more interesting! Love the different element: saltiness, nuttiness and not overpowering sweetness from the caramel! The extra crunchiness of the crust was a great contrast to the more doughy interior. Dessert Nachos? S'mores flavour? I need to try that next time! You will find Wickedly Sinful around Newmarket and Aurora Area and at various local festivals. Locations are updated everyday on their twitter feed. Funnel Cake............. I have a vision of myself chasing after a food truck screaming......

The best poutine I've ever had. Absolutely amazing!!!! I…read moregot the steak poutine and it was the perfect balance of cheesyness and meatyness. The steak was juicy and fresh. Highly recommended it. I wish they'd come by York University more often.

How not to show some love to the Canadian proud Harvey's showcasing both of its signature burgers,…read moreAngus and Lightlife. They are prepared fresh and provide you with the toppings on the side so you can prepare it to your liking making it "a beautiful thing". The staff are very friendly and all kitted out by another great Canadian company ,Bauer Hockey, keeping them plenty safe in these challenging times. I was fortunate enough to a patron at this pop-up to try out their burgers which is always top notch and with the environment, even better know this will be part of their cross Canada pop up event. Stop by if you have time to try them out while still in town

Classique did a wonderful job of catering my father's celebration of life on Nov 18, 2023. I live…read morein Atlanta so I had to make arrangements from afar. Angie was very responsive and helpful in designing the proper menu and quantities. The order was delivered on time and with great care. There were ample sauces for the items that needed it. Our friends and family asked for the caterer's name! It was such a relief to have the catering well taken care of on such an emotional day.

Just had the Chicken (dark meat), potatoes, and rice dish from this place and it's amazing. I…read moretotally recommend it if a food truck passes by your neighbor hood.

These were THE mini donuts back in the day. As a kid, going to the Canadian National Exhibition…read moremeant that I HAD to have Tiny Tom Donuts. There's a lot of things to consider now. The price has gone up quite a lot (inflation, ya know). And the flavors may feel a bit basic compared to newer, trendier donut places out there. But the nostalgic still hits hard with this one. And you can't ever go wrong with their classic flavors. They offer common, icing sugar, apple, cinnamon and chocolate. My go to is icing sugar and cinnamon. This is their permanent location as they used to be sold exclusively at the CNE. Prices are of course way better at the storefront compared to the CNE. I love that the donuts are made fresh to order and are piping hot when you eat them. Also, support local! Tiny Tom Donjts is Toronto born and has been around since the 60s!

Love these little donuts fresh from the fryer! We got two dozen and prefer the cinnamon sugar over…read morethe powdered sugar. Was really tempted to ask someone to buy together as there's a promo for 3 dozen and you get a dozen free. There's also a coupon on the back of the bag so don't throw it out. No where to sit but not really expecting to stick around. Can be a wait if there's a lot of people as only one person is making the donuts and one person doing cash. Kids had fun looking at the mirrors that make you tall or short. Lots of parking outside.

I was not aware there was this type of takeout available where you bring in your own containers to…read moreget your food in. It's a great idea since this cuts down on a lot of waste with the one time use styrofoam or plastic non-recyclable containers. You can asked to be placed on their email distribution list and they'll send you a list of what dishes they'll be making in certain days. You call ahead to place your order and are given a number. When you get there you tell them your number and provide them with your containers for the food. It seems as though a lot of people leave their containers and bags there and gone back to pick up their food later. There were 2 shelves filled with environmental bags. The food is tasty and not too salty or greasy unlike a lot of other takeout places.

This review is for frozen dim sum only…read more Overall - 4 stars. I had craved dim sum for a while now but had been reluctant to dine out nor bother to drive all the way to get takeout weekly, so I opted to buy a batch of frozen dim sum from this vendor last weekend. I heard of this vendor via referral of a friend. The frozen dim sum I chose were all of the "steam" nature, as I believed they would be easier to prepare. I called the vendor. Jennifer sent a text message with a link to an online form to me, along with pictures of the menu. The actual ordering was straight forward, just selected a picture and the quantity. The total cost was displayed at end of ordering. The prices were inclusive of sales tax, so there was no surprise or mental mathematics required. Jennifer replied by email soon after acknowledging the order and the pickup time. When I arrived at store, I rang a bell and waited at the entrance lobby as part of the Covid 19 protocol. A lady asked for my name and order. Jennifer counted the quantity in person with me to confirm everything ordered was in the bag. Money changed hands and the transaction was completed smoothly and professionally. 5 stars for process. I steamed the dim sum. I estimated that the quality and size were on par with the "flat price" dim sum at restaurants, and definitely better quality than the frozen ones from grocery stores. The Chai Siu Bao and Chiu Chow Dumplings were particularly delicious. The regular Shrimp Dumplings were fresh but small (there is a jumbo size Shrimp Dumpling available for ordering should you desire). The Siu Mai were smaller than expected. 3 stars for food. The pricing of everything I chose was way cheaper than restaurants, so the value was justified. 4 stars for value.