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Dinner at R&D
I’ve been hearing a lot about this restaurant ever since it opened recently. R&D is located in Chinatown in downtown Toronto and is opened by the winner of the first ever MasterChef Canada cooking game show TV series, Eric Chong, and multiple … Continue reading
Posted in Food
Tagged 241 Spadina Ave, @rdspadina, @WOK_Lobster, Canadian, Chinatown, Chinese, Chinese-Canadian fusion food, Coconut Sugar Crème Brûlée, crème brûlée, Crispy Smoked Milk, CTV’s MasterChef Canada, Demon, dinner, downtown, Eric Chong, first season MasterChef winner, food blog, foodie, free wifi, fusion, Little Dragon Buns, malted milk ice cream, Masterchef Canada, oyster, poutine, R&D, R&D Restaurant, Rebel, restaurant review, Salmon Belly, Shiitake Polenta Fries, Shrimp Toast, Spadina, Toronto
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Hey Meatball
By the name of this restaurant, Hey Meatball, you already know what they specialize in and that it’s clearly not a restaurant for you to go to if you are a vegan or vegetarian! (However, what’s interesting is that they actually … Continue reading
Delucious: Korean Side-Dish Delivery [Defunct]
Mark of Delucio (with an emphasis on the “luci”), a Korean side-dish delivery business based in Toronto, contacted me last week about providing me with some complimentary Korean side dishes to try and to share his mother’s story.
Posted in Complimentary Adventures, Food
Tagged bean sprout, coleslaw, complimentary, delivery, Delucious, family business, home delivery, how to increase vegetable intake, kimchi, Korean, Korean side-dish delivery, local, Mark & Lucy, no preservatives, promotional, radish, seaweed stem, spinach, Toronto, www.delucious.ca
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Tree Planting as part of Trees Across Toronto 2015
I helped plant trees for the first time in spring 2013 when it was part of the DiSCOVER 2013 program events. I love participating in new experiences and planting a tree two years ago was definitely something new that I … Continue reading
Posted in Philanthropy
Tagged @TOtrees, City of Toronto, families, free, gloves, L'Amoreaux North Park, mulch, public, Scarborough, shovels, shrubs, Toronto, tree planting, trees, Trees Across Toronto 2015, Trillium Lions, volunteer
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Intricate
When we were in New Zealand last month, we visited Rainbow Springs, a haven in New Zealand where hundreds of native trees and wildlife live. It’s also a place where they have raised and released more than 1,200 kiwi birds into the … Continue reading
Magic Noodle (Richmond Hill location)
This restaurant screams “comfort food” to me. There’s nothing better any time of the year than to sit down with a bowl of hot soup noodles with a side dish or two of seasoned meat or meat prepared in a … Continue reading
Posted in Food
Tagged 1383 16th Ave. Unit D, 16th Ave., Beef Seasoned with Soy Sauce, Chinese, food blog, foodie, free wifi, fresh noodles, haggis, hand-pulled noodle, Hand-pulled Noodle with Haggis, House Special Beef Burger, House Special Hand-Pulled Noodles, lamb skewer, Leslie, Magic Noodle, Magic Noodle Richmond Hill, noodles, Organ Donor noodles, Popcorn Chicken, restaurant review, Richmond Hill, Richmond Hill noodles, saliva chicken, Shanxi sliced noodle, Steamed Chicken with Hot Sauce, Yang Kebab, 大槐树
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Yutaka Japanese Cuisine [Defunct]
After a superior delivery of another Entrepreneur Seminar at the Toronto City Hall (we’re doing it big nowadays), we headed to a restaurant that was big enough to fit 20 of us for a late dinner. Yutaka Japanese Cuisine is only … Continue reading
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Tagged 157 Dundas Street W., a la carte, California roll, dinner, downtown, Dundas, eel, food blog, foodie, harvest, Japanese, miso soup, otoro, restaurant review, roll set dinner, rolls, salad, spicy tuna roll, sushi, Toronto, una-kyu, Yutaka Japanese Cuisine
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Day 3 of Beijing 2015: Rickshaw Riding & Summer Palace
Wednesday, March 25, 2015. Day 3 of being a Beijing tourist! Half of the trip is already done now. Today, we visited two salesy places and balanced out with three actual tourist spots. 🙂 After the same breakfast today (tried … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged Beihal Park, Beijing, Beijing travel blog posts, Canadian in Beijing, China, lake, Long Corridor, Lotus Market, Nine-Dragon Screen, rickshaw, silk, spring time in Beijing, Summer Palace, things to see in Beijing, tour, tourist, travel blogger, travel blogs about Beijing
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