Tag Archives: Asian Fusion

Asian Fusion Tapas at Azyun Restaurant

Posted on July 20, 2018 by stenoodie

May 11, 2018: This was the night that my phone suddenly froze and I couldn’t get it to turn on until after the meal when I got home. Luckily, I was able to make it to Azyun Restaurant even though … Continue reading →

Posted in Food | Tagged 144 Main St N #17, Asian Fusion, Asian fusion restaurants Markham, Azyun Restaurant, Azyun Restaurant dinner tapas, Azyun Restaurant Markham menu, Azyun Restaurant menu and prices, Azyun Restaurant reviews, Confit Duck Biang Biang Noodle, food blog, foodie, Fried Chicken from Azyun, Lamb Ribs from Azyun, Markham, Markham restaurants, Prawn Toast, restaurant review | 2 Comments

Booster’s On Main

Posted on June 6, 2017 by stenoodie

After a fun and successful photo shoot in Main Street Unionville, we went to Booster’s on Main to quench our thirst and for some bites. At this time, the sun was beginning to set but the weather outside was still … Continue reading →

Posted in Food | Tagged 175 Main St Unionville, Asian Fusion, Booster's On Main patio, Booster's On Main 友情天, chicken wings, Chicken Wings on skewers, food blog, foodie, Markham patios, restaurant review, Tiger Salad, Toronto food blogger, Unionville | 6 Comments

Spring Rolls at Dundas

Posted on December 10, 2016 by stenoodie

Spring Rolls is a Pan-Asian restaurant that has many locations all over the Greater Toronto Area. I have dined at previous Spring Rolls locations before including this one at Dundas Street across from the Eaton Centre. (But this is my … Continue reading →

Posted in Food | Tagged 40 Dundas St W, Asian Fusion, Asian fusion food in Toronto, downtown Toronto, food blog, foodie, free wifi, Japanese, Pan-Asian cuisine, restaurant review, restaurants good for groups in Toronto, spring rolls, Spring Rolls restaurant, Spring Rolls Toronto, Sushi and Sashimi Combo for 1, Toronto | 1 Comment

Complimentary Tasting Dinner at Té

Posted on October 29, 2016 by stenoodie

When Grace Cho, the chef and co-owner at Té, reached out to me about visiting her restaurant for a complimentary tasting in order to get my feedback and review on Zomato I was excited and looking forward to the meal! Té … Continue reading →

Posted in Complimentary Adventures, Food | Tagged 70 Ossington Ave, @te_toronto twitter, Asian Fusion, Asian fusion food in Toronto, Braised Pork Crostini, Bulgogi Mac & Cheese, Bulgogi Sliders, Cocktails & drinks menu at Té, Dark Spiced Taiwanese Chicken, downtown, food blog, foodie, Kimchi Deviled Eggs, Korean, Korean restaurants in Toronto, Korean Taiwanese Asian fusion food, Mango Black Té, Matcha Green Tea Cheesecake, Pizza Tteokbokki, restaurant review, restaurants on Ossington, Salsa Set, Southern Sweet Té, Specials menu at Té, Taiwanese, Taiwanese restaurants in Toronto, Tapas dinner menu at Té, tapas from Té restaurant, Té, Té Affogato, Té Toronto, Toasted Kimchi Ravioli, Toronto | Leave a comment

Dinner at Queen Mother Cafe

Posted on June 18, 2015 by stenoodie

Sophia and I met up to catch up after over four years of not having seen each other! It was so fun to talk about just anything and realize that we actually have a ton of things in common. So … Continue reading →

Posted in Food | Tagged 208 Queen Street West, Asian, Asian Fusion, boneless chicken, Corn Chowder Crab Cakes, crab cakes, downtown, Entertainment District, food blog, foodie, fusion, gluten free bread crumbs, Khao Soy Gai, Laotian, Ping Gai, Queen Mother Cafe, Queen Street West, restaurant review, Thai, tomato horseradish mayo, Toronto | 6 Comments

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Tag Archives: Asian Fusion

Asian Fusion Tapas at Azyun Restaurant

Booster’s On Main

Spring Rolls at Dundas

Complimentary Tasting Dinner at Té

Dinner at Queen Mother Cafe

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