Zen Café & Lounge located at 9425 Leslie St in Richmond Hill
This was the perfect place to have a romantic date. Right after our dinner at Ichiban Fish House, we were strolling down the hallway at Richlane Mall towards Full House Desserts when we heard some loud music playing. We peeked into Zen Café & Lounge and it turned out that they had a live band playing! We decided on a whim to go inside and enjoy the live music and café. Continue reading
Ichiban Fish House Japanese Restaurant located at 9425 Leslie Street in Richmond Hill
It was a late Friday night and since the babe hadn’t eaten dinner yet, I accompanied him to have sushi at Ichiban Fish House Japanese Restaurant. This Japanese restaurant is located inside Richlane Mall and apparently is one of the oldest Japanese restaurants that has occupied this spot. We were one of two last customers of the day since it was almost 10 p.m. when we arrived and the restaurant closed at 11 p.m. Continue reading
Uncle Tetsu’s Unionville Markham located at 158 Main St in Unionville
I had the pleasure to be invited to Uncle Tetsu’s Unionville Markham location to taste their brand new cheesecakes, Sakura flavour and Yuzu flavour, exclusive to this location only.
It was actually my first time to the Unionville Markham location of Uncle Tetsu’s. I had tried their downtown Toronto location before when I bought an original Uncle Tetsu Cheesecake in the summer last year. Continue reading
Full House Desserts located at 9425 Leslie Street, Unit 12 in Richmond Hill
I’ve always wanted to visit Full House Desserts (滿記甜品) for their durian pancake dessert but because it is only open from 7 p.m. until midnight every day (closed on Wednesdays), I have actually never been able to try their sweet creations. It just never happened that I was around this area for dinner or wanted to step in just for their dessert. Continue reading
Han Mi Jeong Korean Restaurant located at 9425 Leslie Street in Richmond Hill
January 17, 2017: We had dinner at Han Mi Jeong Korean Restaurant this past Tuesday. Han Mi Jeong is located inside the Richlane Mall on Leslie north of 16th in Richmond Hill. I had always wanted to try out this small Korean restaurant after passing by it in this mall. Continue reading
Rainbow Springs, New Zealand. April 2015
In my quick search for a fitting photo for this week’s challenge, I came across this photo very quickly. This was taken in New Zealand inside Rainbow Springs in Rotorua on our third day in the country. We were touring around the facility, a kiwi wildlife park, and there was a peaceful pond with these ducks just waddling about. Continue reading
Casa Victoria located at 8601 Warden Ave, Unit 4-6 in Markham
On a rather warm afternoon, I had dim sum with Eric to catch up. We went to Casa Victoria as he knew the owner who provided us with a VIP 10% off discount.
I had been to Casa Victoria in the past for a dinner banquet and perhaps dim sum but it had been such a long time that it was obviously a pre-blog outing and I don’t recall my last visit here. Continue reading
The Boil Bar located at 442 Bloor St W in Toronto
The last stop of our restaurant hopping tour was to The Boil Bar at the Annex. We’ve been talking about visiting so that Ken could try the deep fried soft shell crab cocktail for a while and after walking on Bloor Street West and noticing that the second location of The Boil Bar was here, we stopped in to try it. Continue reading
Sushi on Bloor located at 525 Bloor Street West in Toronto
Hmm, Sushi on Bloor. This place has been well known for a long time — more than ten years in fact — and was one of the first sushi places that a lot of people raved and talked about back in my university days.
In fact, after we walked around the U of T campus for nostalgia’s sake, we ventured to Sushi on Bloor to have a quick bite Continue reading
Crafty Coyote located at 511 Bloor St W in Toronto
After watching A Tale of Samurai Cooking at the Hot Docs Cinema, we were looking for a place to eat on Bloor Street West and ventured into Crafty Coyote after spotting that they had a Seafood Board that looked really good on their menu. (This is why it’s so important and smart for restaurants to display a menu on the outside of their storefronts so that people like us passing by get intrigued and enter for a bite to eat on a whim. Foot traffic works!) Continue reading
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