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Kupfert & Kim

3.7 (167 reviews)
Open 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Moderate noise
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Good for kids

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Owen R.

The blueberry granola bowl is the greatest BOWL, ever Granola, amazing Blueberry, amazing

KIM BOWL -  tofu, edamame, bok choy, carrots, daikon radish, napa cabbage, shaved almonds & chia on brown rice with almond chili kaffir lim
Hal C.

Kupfert & Kim's Spadina & Richmond airy & cheerful location is the go to place for imaginative healthy organic veg bowls such as the pictured favourites prepared fresh & fast from their walk up counter 1st CANADIAN BOWL - quinoa, tempeh, kale, yam, rainbow radish, purple & white cabbage, carrots, beets, pea shoots, assorted seeds with chia tamari maple sauce KIM BOWL - tofu, edamame, bok choy, carrots, daikon radish, napa cabbage, shaved almonds & chia on brown rice with almond chili kaffir lime sauce

Oaxaca bowl delicious
Nica D.

I do like the food here and made a takeout order for the week. I like the cauliflower tahini, first Canadian place and Oaxaca bowls the most. But I was super disappointed at pick up last week to see this guy with his mask under his chin. It says masks are mandatory and I was wearing one and so were the staff. The entire time I walked in and waited for my pick up order he was playing on his camera and sitting there with his mask down. I'm sorry but I don't want to come back during covid because of this. How are customers supposed to feel safe when cases are rising and people are shirking the mandatory masks indoors rule? Why do the staff not care about this? I just want to be safe while supporting local restaurants and this worried me.

Gluten free sweets!
A T.

Great location and loved the earthy atmosphere. Loved the diversity of gluten free and vegan treats displayed. Looks like a quiet spot to post up and do emails or catch up on work. Ordered 2 smoothies and they were honestly very very bland. Both the strawberry and the coco banana option tasted chalky, I was confused because I didn't think a smoothie could taste bad? Lots of potential but for the cost, quality ingredients and size I was fairy disappointed.

K&K waffles
Orenvungi N.

Vegan waffles are not easy to find even in Toronto, and I only happened to stumble upon these waffles during my last trip to the city and now its become my favourite. These waffles are so light and fluffy due to the fact that the flours are gluten free and what's even better is that it's plant based. Whether it's a weekend brunch or just a casual weekday, the K&K waffles are delicious, hearty and healthy and is guaranteed to get your day started off right

Oxcada bowl
Emily X.

Summary: a bit pricy, small portion, healthy and good quality lunch place This place is at busy corner near Spadina and Queen. I went to here for several times for lunch. However, I realized that every time I went to here the portion seems to get smaller and smaller. Compared to Freshii next door, this place is definitely more pricy and less portion. The food quality here is definitely good. However, if I want to a healthy lunch, I would probably choose Freshii.

Blue smoothie bowl
Ada L.

Located at the corner of Spadina and Richmond, Kupfert and Kim is a great alternative if you are looking for something healthy around the area. I've passed by this location many times to see it always full with people and finally got to try it myself. I came by on a Wednesday morning around 10am. The place was fairly empty with plenty of seating available to choose from. Upon entering, a table with menus is within your view. You grab a menu, pick what you want, order at the counter, pay, and find a seat. Once your food is ready the employees will bring it to you. Since K&K starts serving their bowls at 11am, I opted for a blue smoothie bowl and an Americano for breakfast. Service was friendly/efficient and the food came out fast, no complaints there! I was also able to sit and relax for a bit longer as there weren't as many customers. Once finished and ready to leave, you can bring your dirty dishes to the counter. This is probably my first time trying a smoothie bowl and it certainly won't be my last. The blue smoothie bowl was packed with healthy ingredients including blueberries, granola, chia/hemp...to name a few. The Americano was great as well. Overall, great good and experience. Will come back to try more of their other menu items!

First Canadian place
Bojan P.

Ordered food from ritual app here a few times. Service: The food was ready by the time they promised, the waitress gave me a bag for takeout. Food: I am not generally a fan of vegetarian food, but found this place to be very tasty and filling. I got the First Canadian Place salad, very satisfied.

Soleil S.

Wheatless & Meatless... this is probably going to break a few people into hives just thinking about it BUT WAIT. This place will really surprise you with flavour and actually make you full. If you were looking for a great tasting and filling meal, this is a great spot. It is gluten free and vegetarian. You're still with me? It also seems to be home to all the yoga pants wearing Torontonians. I had no idea we were keeping lululemon sales up with this one block of millenials. So even if you don't look the part of a curated Instagram yoga pant wearing millenial, you should step into this great spot and try it out. So the restaurant is a fast causal place and it's just south of the Chinatown. It's right at the corner of Spadina and Richmond. Otherwise known as Spandex and Rich Man ... overheard that while in line. It's a great spot as it has huge windows that let in the sunlight and lots of dog and people watching. The place is pretty clean and has a fair number of tables. It does get busy for Sunday lunch time as it was about 70% full. Natural light caramel woods, large white wall swatches, and dashes of greenery are everywhere and it brings a warmth to the place. The place is photographs amazingly. Cauliflower Tahini Bowl - bright and colourful, this large salad bowl came with a lot of different shredded vegetables and a large roasted cauliflower. It had carrots, purple cabbage, Lettuce, beets, radish, quinoa, green leaves, pomegranate seeds, seed crackers, and with a big scoop of hummus. There was a of nice textures and crunch .... perhaps a bit too much? I got a large 3 inch carrot slice. Overall, mixing it up with the tahini and hummus, you got a nice fresh crunch bite each time. I barely could finish the bowl so it's a generous amount for a meal. I liked it and wanting to try other ones to see how they are! 4/5 Zucchini Cauliflower soup - at first I thought this would be a bland mushy soup and I was very wrong. It was a very creamy soup and full of zest with a good helping of spices and pepper. They mentioned it had no cream either so for all vegans, this soup is perfect to get your body warmed up without feeling bloated or heavy either. For the addition of $5 to the bowl, it was generous and huge portion. 4/5 What's not to love... great tasting food, healthy, generous portions, great space, and fairly affordable. It's so hard to find spots like this in Toronto so when it's good, it's definitely a spot to keep coming back to.

K&K Paleo Bowl with roasted cauliflower (5/5)
Sanita M.

This would be my favourite place in Toronto: their salads are amazing. During lunch hours it gets really busy but the food is so worth the wait! I especially love their First Canadian Bowl and soups. They also have amazing desserts, juices and latte with cashew milk. Would be coming back again! I wish I could eat here every day but that would would definitely be too expensive. Salads cost starting $12. Also their sweets and tests are delicious. Starting from chia pudding (the small one, I was not a fan of their large chia pudding as it was too hard and bland), and their protein/energy balls. Also try their smoothies. They are expensive but really good.

K&K Paleo - Baked Hemp & Sunflower Balls, Roasted Yam, Organic Greens, Sauerkraut
Sel Z.

This location offers more than just take-out / grab-and-go items. There are seatings and drink options. Menu is similar to the menus in other Kupfert & Kim locations, with consistent quality.

Maya H.

I came here with my sister for a late lunch. We walked in with an open mind and empty stomachs. As vegans we steer clear of "salad" joints because they tend to be lacking in flavour. The menus were awkward little books in the middle of the cafe. We were not greeted when we walked in or offered any assistance. We seated ourselves at a table (which wasn't clean), and decided on our options. I went up to order and our cashier was in a daze. I asked for the Poke Poke bowl without cilantro--to which she replied, "I don't know if it has cilantro--not all the ingredients are listed". I was so confused, should she not know the ingredients? Then she proceeded to tell me they were out of the dressing for this dish. She asked, "Is there another dressing you would like?" I responded with, "what do you have?" How could she assume I knew everything they had to offer dressing-wise? She responds with, "I guess our vinaigrette might go well with it." A vinaigrette with a poke bowl? No thank you. So I ask her what else is good that I can get without cilantro (it tastes like soap to me). She then has the audacity to say, "The Menus are over there". Like what? I was asking her recommendation. I know where the menus are, thank you. Eventually she says the Oaxaca bowl is good--I clarify that there is indeed no cilantro. She says, "well actually there is cilantro in the pico de gayo". She doesn't offer to take it out or make sure I'm accommodated and was the worst cashier ever. I end up ordering the seaweed miso bowl and going in a completely different direction. Big mistake. It had little to no flavour--in dire need of salt. The tofu was uncooked, unseasoned, and unmarinated. It was extremely poorly cut in huge chunks that looked disgusting. Everything about the dish was foul other than its initial presentation. SO disappointing. I'll never come here again. Fresh is just across the road--save yourself from this overpriced, poorly laid out eatery.

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4.2
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My 1st review of June is not even in my country, the US. It was a year ago today, June 1, we left…read morefor our Niagara Falls/Toronto trip. This continues the 2025 alphabet series, C is for Cafe Landwer. On Tuesday, 6/3/25, we went to St. Lawrence Market; see my B is for Buster Sea Cove. Seems like we happened to go alphabetical for lunch/brunch as the next day Wed., 6/4/25. This place had good reviews. So, we got on TTC to Osgoode station and was a very close walk. It said established in 1919, so we thought it's a good sign it's been in business over a century; although not this location specifically. Their history in the 20th century was that they started in Berlin, Germany in 1919, but they were a Jewish family who ended up immgrating to Israel in 1933, opening their store there, and expanded locations throughout Israel. Their history in Toronto & North America (including some in the US) is much more recent since opening in 2017. Unfortunately, my closest is New York City; none in Maryland or DC area. This location is in busy downtown Toronto. We sat outside on their big patio area as the weather was warm and could enjoy the view of the buildings, people, cars, etc. Server was friendly answering our questions. I ended up getting an egg benedict with salmon in a croissant. It was creative and delicious take on egg benedict. The only issue was it was messy to eat in the croissant, but I didn't care as it was so delicious. My girlfriend got a Belgian waffle with blueberries, whipped cream, etc. It was unique and very good & sweet too as I tried a bite. Overall, this was a 5-star experience with great food, service, & atmosphere.

My wife and I were visiting Toronto and we ate here. It was a delightful food experience. The…read moreservice was "meh" but food was good which is why I gave three stars. Service: It was not great. We sat for a while and no one took attention (we were outside and they were busy but no excuse for them -- they should do better). We had folks come in and out and were somewhat nonchalant and not attentive. Food: This was the great part of the experience. - Berries and Granola with Greek Yogurt: My brother in law got this an he devoured it and said it was great. - Farmers Breakfast: My wife got this and she LOVED it. She went back to get their Halwah Latte (which she said was just OK) - Egg white Omlette Skillet: I customized my food and it was good -- for reference I've had better only because the cheese was feta and it was unclear that this was the only option as I don't love feta. Also I'm pretty sure while I asked for egg whites there was normal egg (i.e., eggs). If you order egg white make sure the server hears you. They screwed this up for me. This is why I'm giving it three stars -- I could have made a stink but didn't think it was necessary to do so. All in all -- I'd recommend this spot to folks but don't go there thinking the service will be great.

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Pai Northern Thai Kitchen

Pai Northern Thai Kitchen

4.4
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After a busy day of sightseeing, we wanted some yummy food to take back to our hotel and eat in the…read moreroom. After looking on Yelp, we decided on Pai Northern Thai. The menu had several vegetarian/vegan options plus all other options. I ordered online and it was ready when we got there. I asked for some bowls and cutlery and got some. Everything was packed well and still warm when we got back to our room.

Yummy Thai food with fresh ingredients…read more For two people we got the papaya salad w/dried shrimp, Khao Soi w/shrimp, and pad gra prow w/crispy pork. We ordered medium spicy for the papaya salad and it only had a slight kick. I wished the salad portion was more as it was gone pretty quickly. It comes with shrimp chips, pork rinds, and 2 small bundles of rice noodles. The dried shrimp in the salad was very chewy though, which made it a bit less enjoyable. I ended up picking them all out. We ordered spicy for the pad gra prow but it wasn't spicy at all. I think you can ask for the Thai chilis/ Thai chili fish sauce thing on the side but we decided we were fine with no spicy. Unfortunately the crispy pork was not crispy at all and was also very chewy. Overall it was still delicious! The Khao soi mightve honestly been the least favorite, but it was still good. It is on the sweeter side. The egg noodles were cooked al dente and had a nice chew. Sometimes when I get Khao soi it ends up being too heavy or creamy, but the curry for this one was thinner and easy to eat. The shrimp was the best part - super fresh and bouncy. In the end I thought the portions and quality were good. The service was also super nice, and it was impressive to see our waitress cover so many tables. The restrooms were also clean.

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4.7
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Hawker is a cute little restaurant nestled in the heart of Kensington market. They serve…read moreplant-based Indian food, and the food is quite delicious. Plates are meant to be shared. We tried the mushroom, the biryani, the papadum and the gai lan, followed by a date cake. The delicate interplay of flavours is a delight to the senses. Service was prompt and friendly.

I made reservations and was genuinely excited to support this vegan restaurant. The space feels…read moreintimate and comfortable, with beautiful touches like fabric draping and dried herbs and flowers hanging from the ceiling. Alex, one of the owners, introduced himself shortly after we were seated, offering a warm welcome that immediately made us feel at home. The cocktail program is creative, with a thoughtful lineup of drinks, beers, and wines. We tried two cocktails--both delicious, though quite small for the price. A bit of a Toronto theme, it seems. We chose the six-course vegan prix fixe. Each plate was a true piece of art, crafted with precision and intention. You get to experience a range of flavors and techniques, though the dishes lean more toward tasting portions than filling plates. We left a bit hungry, and the pricing felt high for the amount of food. The best way to think of it is as investing in edible art--beautiful, expressive, and memorable, though not necessarily hearty. I'm not sure I'd rush back based on value alone, but I'm genuinely happy to see a vegan restaurant like this thriving. Grateful for the chance to experience it.

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