Tag Archives: Koreatown

Lim Ga Ne Korean Restaurant (Yonge and Finch)

Posted on May 13, 2014 by stenoodie

May 8, 2014: Yesterday, I blogged about a Korean restaurant in the downtown part of Koreatown. Today’s blog post features Lim Ga Ne, another Korean restaurant but in the other Koreatown — the uptown one at Yonge and Finch! Essentially, … Continue reading →

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Jajangmyeon at the Roll House

Posted on May 12, 2014 by stenoodie

I’ve been to Roll House before! Back in the summer time of 2012, several university friends and I were gathering to have dinner together in Koreatown in Toronto and one friend recommended this restaurant as having one of the best Jajangmyeon … Continue reading →

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Snakes & Lattes, Board Game Café

Posted on May 11, 2014 by stenoodie

Snakes & Lattes is a board game café and was the first one to open and gain prominence in Toronto. The idea is simple: You pay a cover of $5 to enter the cozy establishment with friend or two or … Continue reading →

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Yakitori Kintori

Posted on April 9, 2014 by stenoodie

The first time I heard of Yakitori Kintori was when I received a twitter invite from them! From their description, I noticed that they are the same creators as Guu. That meant NEW RESTAURANT in Toronto!! Woohoo! This was back in … Continue reading →

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Sampling Cajun & Creole Cuisine at Southern Accent [Defunct due to Covid-19]

Posted on November 20, 2013 by stenoodie

I just came back from a wonderful evening of dining at Southern Accent. My friend Mandy and I were super, super excited to try this place out. She’s never been tried Cajun/Creole cuisine before and this was my first time … Continue reading →