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Amazing Carribean & Chinese Fusion Dinner at Patois
I’ve been missing these awesome foodie nights.  Thank you Jen for bringing them back! 🙂 Jen organized a night of Carribean and Chinese fusion eating at the restaurant called Patois.  It is located by Dundas and Bathurst and easily accessible … Continue reading
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Tagged 794 Dundas Street West, @patoistoronto, Caribbean, Chinese, Chinese Pineapple Bun Burger, Coco Lime Sorbet, Coconut and Rum, dinner, downtown, Dundas, food blog, foodie, fusion, Jamaican, Jamaican Oxtail Ramen Lo Mein, Jerk Chicken Chowmein, Kimchi Potstickers, Mango Cheesecake Stuffed French Toast, O.G. Fried Chicken & Watermelon Pickle, Patois, Prosperity Jerk Lobster, raspberry fizz, real coconut drink, restaurant review, Toronto, Typhoon Shelter Pork Belly
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Wanda’s Belgian Waffles (Yonge/Elm St.)
After dinner with Jenn and having a lovely catch-up, I met up with Sze Chieh to also have a long-awaited catch up! Â I haven’t seen this girl in years and it was amazing to see her in person again. Â I … Continue reading
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Tagged 361 Yonge St, cafe, chocolate, crepes, Dessert, downtown, food blog, foodie, free wifi, Nutella, Original Vanilla Waffle, restaurant review, shop, sit-down, tea, Toronto, vanilla, waffles, Wanda's Belgian Waffles, Yonge
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Winterlicious 2015 Restaurant #2: Cluny Bistro
As you might have read, after volunteering at the Good Shepherd, we headed to Cluny Bistro for a Winterlicious lunch. Cluny Bistro is located on 35 Tank House Lane in the beautiful Distillery District, a tourist spot of Toronto to tourists … Continue reading
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Tagged $23, 35 Tank House Lane, @clunydistillery, @LiciousTO, Alsatian Choucroute Sandwich, bakery, braised pork shank, Canadian, chocolate chantilly, Cluny Bistro, Distillery District, downtown, food blog, foodie, free wifi, French, lunch, patisserie, Pressed Chicken Terrine “Nicoise Style”, prix fixe, restaurant review, Roasted Hazelnut Profiterole, sauerkraut, Toronto, Winterlicious 2015
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Volunteering at the Good Shepherd!
Philanthropy is very important to me. Â On Sunday, February 1, I attended the Trillium Lions‘ volunteering event at Good Shepherd. Â Good Shepherd is a non-profit organization that provides services for the homeless like a soup kitchen, worship centre, and clothing … Continue reading
Sho’s Engagement Party at Firkin on Yonge!
It begins! Â More and more of my friends are heading down the engagement and marriage stages of their lives. Â I couldn’t be happier for them and can’t wait to share in the beauty of their next chapters of their lives. … Continue reading
Sansotei Ramen
After our Da Vinci Code room game play at EscapeZone, we went for ramen! It was definitely the best choice of food on a chilly -19 C degree day. We decided on Sansotei Ramen on Dundas near Bay. Sansotei is … Continue reading
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Tagged 179 Dundas St West, @SansoteiRamen, beef bowl, black fungus, downtown, egg, food blog, foodie, Fried chicken, garlic oil, Gyudon Beef Bowl, Japanese, Karaage, popular, pork belly, ramen, restaurant review, Sansotei Ramen, thick noodle, thin noodle, Tonkotsu Black, Toronto, Zangi (Deep fried chicken)
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OJA Restaurant, Korean and Japanese cuisine
I’ve been to this restaurant countless times before! Â This is an old favourite of mine that resides around the Yonge and Bloor intersection area. Â OJA Restaurant serves a mixture of Japanese and Korean food. Â I’ve been here for lunch, dinner, … Continue reading
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Tagged 689 Yonge St, bento box, Bloor, chicken teriyaki, dinner, downtown, food blog, foodie, Japanese, Korean, Korean and Japanese cuisine, Korean Beef Dumplings, lunch, miso soup, Oja, OJA Restaurant, restaurant review, salad, sushi, Sushi & Chicken Teriyaki Bento Box, Toronto, Yonge, Yorkville
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Pho Xe Lua (Kensington Market)
After we played an intense game of Trapped in a Room with a Zombie, we headed for food! Â We settled on Pho Xe Lua which is a popular and almost ubiquitous restaurant chain that serves pho and Vietnamese dishes (it … Continue reading
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Tagged 254 Spadina Ave, Chinatown, downtown, food blog, foodie, Kensington Market, lunch, pho, Pho Xe Lua, restaurant review, rice noodle, Special Beef Noodle Soup, Toronto, Vietnamese
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