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Celebrating Morals Village Hot Pot’s 4th Year Anniversary!

Posted on August 23, 2017 by stenoodie

Thanks to Sweven Media, we helped Morals Village Hot Pot celebrate its 4th year anniversary last week with a private hot pot feast in Markham with fellow foodies! Morals Village Hot Pot (德莊火鍋) started from a store in Markham and … Continue reading →

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Private Media Tasting at Morals Village Hot Pot

Posted on February 29, 2016 by stenoodie

Morals Village Hot Pot is a hot pot chain originating in China that is very popular, seeing over 600 locations! Recently, they have expanded to Canada, being the only country outside of China that is lucky enough to have Morals … Continue reading →

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Ajisen Ramen (Yonge St location)

Posted on May 17, 2015 by stenoodie

Did you know that Ajisen Ramen was one of the first ramen shops to open up in Toronto? Their first branch opened up in Markham at Steeles and Warden and since then, Ajisen Ramen has opened up two more locations … Continue reading →

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Deer Garden Signatures (Richmond Hill location)

Posted on January 19, 2015 by stenoodie

I’ve blogged about the Scarborough location of Deer Garden Signatures before, but since this is a food blog and I like to blog and document about as many restaurants as I can, this blog post exists to serve that purpose. … Continue reading →

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100 Degrees Hot Pot Restaurant [Defunct]

Posted on November 6, 2014 by stenoodie

After a chilly and spooky night out at Canada Wonderland’s Halloween Haunt, we headed to 100 Degrees Hot Pot Restaurant for the perfect time to warm up and refuel over hot pot. Hot pot is a do-it-yourself cuisine where you … Continue reading →

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Hokkaido Ramen Santouka in Toronto

Posted on October 16, 2014 by stenoodie

October 2014: I’m a little late on completing the ramen craze that’s landed in Toronto, but here I am reviewing Hokkaido Ramen Santouka! Jessica and I dined here on a Thursday night and the line-up was huge! There was construction … Continue reading →