This is a great Food Hall located in the Well on Spadina and Wellington. There are about 40…read morerestaurants to choose from, so easily something for everyone. We saw fun places to eat like La Cubana, Hooky's, Gus Tacos, Rosie's and Samosarie. For sweeter tooth cravings, you can stop at Big Fat Cookies and Mado Café. Fun, busy but very well laid out, we loved spending time here and having some good grub.

This must be the most exciting food court in the GTA. Of course, it might also be one of the most…read moreexpensive. You're not going to find the usual food court chains here but instead of wide variety of interesting options from churros to Japanese hotdogs to colourful samosas to cocktails (!) to cubanos and much much more.

Looking for a lunch place , came upon Lighthouse. It has a great patio, interiors are done well…read moreincorporating the existing spaces . The team - Emily & Eddie were great !! Both are friendly, welcoming and engaging. Had an Espresso Martini on their recommendation and it was great. We had an Avocado toast with Salmon & a poached egg as well as a Chicken tikka wrap. Both were delicious, well prepared and on point .

We had a fun night out at The Lighthouse. Really good food and friendly service. There was lots of…read moreselection and my friend and I were both pleased with our choices. I'd recommend.

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.

We know each restaurant has different menu items, so we finally made the time to visit the…read moreEtobicoke location. This location is much bigger than the Junction location and just as beautiful! We were warmly greeted upon entering and casually mentioned that we were celebrating a special occasion (a birthday). The food was as tasty as it was beautifully presented. There was a small hiccup with my order (I ordered the Khao Soi with shrimp and got chicken), but the staff were so kind to fix that for us. It was full of flavor with a mix of great textures. Sam had the green curry with chicken and ordered rice on the side. The rice was definitely needed as it added more texture to the extremely smooth and creamy soup. There was a nice amount of chicken and veggies, too. The Thai milk tea was made to perfection here. Not too sweet, beautiful color, incredible and addictive flavor. One glass was not nearly enough, lol. The staff surprised our birthday girl with a cute little dessert, and that small effort made our girl's day. We will definitely be back here again!

World Food Market is conveniently located on the north of Yonge-Dundas Square making it the perfect…read morespot for Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) students to have breakfast, lunch, snacks or dinner. All the vendors here serve halal food and they offer a great variety of International cuisines. From shawarma, Korean Hotdog, Filipino Cuisine, burger to dessert options. There are a couple of benches available for dine-in and there's a gazebo (heated in wintertime) with more benches available.

Checked out World Food Market in the downtown area. This spot is such a VIBE - the lights, flags,…read moreeveryone around just enjoying food from so many different cultures. I tried out the 6ixFriedChicken's newest addition to their menu the 6ix Beast Burger! The burger incorporates both a deliciously fried chicken fillet and a unique flavourful beef patty. The chicken was juicy, tender, and it's halal! The beef patty was so flavourful and also had a kick from the Pakistan spices. The burger is HUGE - so for my first few bites, I had it as a whole burger, but ended up eating it like sliders! Got to appreciate the beef patty and chicken fillet on their own, haha! The onion rings were also crispy and delicious - which I paired with their tasty honey garlic sauce. The staff were also very welcoming and attentive! Looking to come back soon to try out more foods from different cultures. Super excited!

Ambiance? A few chairs and tables inside of you're ravenous and can't wait to eat delicious food…read more The inside reminds me of a deli with lots of food behind glass. Service was prompt and the staff explained what the items were. Martin's cuisine can best be described as Mediterranean with a strong Portuguese accent. The star of the show is definitely the char grilled chicken. We ordered a family meal for 2-3 which came with a whole chicken cut into 8 pieces, and two large containers of potato balls (so yummy) and seasoned rice (not so spicy Spanish rice pilaf). The food was plenty for our group of 4 since we supplemented the meal with bubble teas. The grilled chicken was perfectly grilled but still moist. I wish the pieces were a bit larger. The seasoned rice was OK (needed more seasoning and veggies), but the potato balls were divine and plentiful. There was a parking lot for about 5 cars getting takeout on this busy narrow street. Getting a space and vacating that could be quite a challenge during rush hour. 4 stars for being a tasty affordable carryout choice.

Everything is fantastic at this restaurant but expect the price to match the quality. Servers are…read morepleasant and ambiance is nice and loud.

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!

The food was really good. My wife enjoyed the Ace HIgh Club…read moreSliced turkey, crisp bacon, Havarti cheese, lettuce, tomato, herbed mayo on a toasted Ace Bakery cranberry focaccia.i had the Almond Crusted Chicken Tenders FAN FAVOURITE! House-made, NEVER FROZEN. Chicken tenders coated in crunchy, golden almon crust for a nutty, falourful bite. Served with hand-cut fries tossed in buffalo sauce. To be honest the server was average. Didn't seem too interested in our 4 person party. Took prefers brought the items but didn't come back until are plates were empty. Never asked if we wanted coffee or dessert. The chicken was very nice with the almond crusting.

Really loved it here! Service was quick and efficient,…read moreeveryone got their food around the same time and we had no trouble finding our waiter. Food was delicious, really loved the Tuna Bowl, though a bit too much rice for me personally.

Great website with a variety of restaurants! Some are good quality and some are soso…read more The new cultures restaurant has amazing easy to build protein bowls with a wide variety of toppings and sauces with a mix of mixed greens or quinoa or brown rice. The protein flavors are tasty and the sauces are tasty! The portions are filling for lunch! I like their miso Salmon with mixed greens and quinoa w sweet Thai chili dressing. Delivery is convenient and utensils are included. Would recommend trying this place for a healthy lunch!!

Category: Takeout (with some seating options.)…read more What a great concept this is! Kitchen hub is 10 different restaurants offering takeout from one location. The food is made on location and is ready within 20 minutes. You can either place your order online, or right there via an ordering platform. You can take the food to go, or stay in the upstairs dining area, or on the patio. Mind you, the eat-in seating is very minimal. Think cafeteria style. You might be better off to opt for the take-out option. The place was created for the demands of modern times (pandemic, takeaway, food delivery etc.) The key to the success of this place is their selection of restaurants. They offer food from excellent suppliers, with a large variety of options. Their online ordering is super easy. It is well organized, and inlaces a kids section. On location they have a friendly staff ready to help with placing the order (and even a robot rover!). They also have a fridge with nice beverages and a selection of cake slices from the Cheesecake Factory, and also gelato. Another bonus of this place is that prices are quite reasonable. Here's what we ordered: 1. Oxtail stew from "Chubby's Chicken" $21. Rating: 4/5. The stew was delicious, with delicious rice. 2. Cob salad from "Mandy's Salads" $18. Rating: 5/5 The salad was AMAZING! There were so many ingredients, and so many flavours from different fresh herbs and the dressing. The bacon was phenomenal. And there was a contrast of texture with a nice crunch from croutons. This is NOT your you pedestrian cob salad. I will definitely try Mandy's salads again, and again. 3. Chicken tenders combo from "Wingstop" $15 Rating: 3/5 We got the chicken tender meal with 3 tenders, fries and a drink. The fries were exceptionally good. Think greasy country fair fries. The chicken tenders were pretty good too. What was upsetting is that the drenched the tenders with buffalo hot sauce. I don't remember asking for that. For the life of me, I cannot understand why you would take crispy tenders and make them soggy with sauce!? Besides, why would you assume that all diners are interested in spicy sauce to begin with? ALWAYS serve the sauce on the side! 4.Shish Tawoo Wrap from "Azkadenya" $15 Rating: 2/5 This wrap was a total flop. It tasted like burn garlic. And the slaw was a creamy slaw made with purple cabbage. It's not very appetizing looking. Why not make a simple slaw with tangy vinegar? In all, I was very pleased with Kitchen Hub. I can't wait to try other delicacies from the menu which includes restaurants like Pan, Mandy X Pai collab, Pasta Masta, Chatime, Gusto 101, etc.