Tag Archives: Yorkville

Neapolitan-style Pizzas Ready in 90 Seconds from Pi Co.

Posted on July 13, 2017 by stenoodie

After our dinner at Figures (we weren’t full), we headed towards Pi Co. for some pizza as a second dinner. I hadn’t been to Pi Co. yet despite this being such a popular spot and having been shared by foodies … Continue reading →

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Winterlicious 2015 Restaurant #1: Moroco Chocolat

Posted on February 17, 2015 by stenoodie

It’s pretty surprising that I’m only going to two Winterlicious restaurants this time around in 2015. I’m learning not to go overboard with eating out and it just so happens that I was leaving to go to Miami and an … Continue reading →

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OJA Restaurant, Korean and Japanese cuisine

Posted on January 29, 2015 by stenoodie

I’ve been to this restaurant countless times before! This is an old favourite of mine that resides around the Yonge and Bloor intersection area. OJA Restaurant serves a mixture of Japanese and Korean food. I’ve been here for lunch, dinner, … Continue reading →

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Summerlicious Restaurant 2014 #1: Vaticano Italian Restaurant

Posted on August 4, 2014 by stenoodie

For my first Summerlicious restaurant this season, I went to Vaticano Italian Restaurant with Steph. She wanted to try an Italian cuisine in the heart of Yorkville (posh neighborhood in Toronto where a lot of celebrities dine and shop).

Posted in Food | Tagged @LiciousTO, @VaticanoToronto, Alfredo sauce, Apple crumble with vanilla cream sauce, Cozze, diced chicken, downtown, Fettuccine pasta, Fettuccine Pollo, food blog, foodie, Italian, Lasagna della Mamma, Mixed Berry cheesecake, P.E.I. mussels, prix fixe, restaurant review, Summerlicious 2014, tomato sauce, Toronto, Vaticano Italian Restaurant, veal lasagna, white wine, wild mushrooms, Yorkville | 4 Comments

Utsav Indian Cuisine — Day 6 of March detox

Posted on March 29, 2014 by stenoodie

I have so much respect for vegetarians and vegans everywhere around the world after going through nearly a week of detox and eating just fruits and veggies. It is difficult to find different ways of preparing and choosing different veggies … Continue reading →

Posted in Food | Tagged 7-day detox, @utsav_ca, Baigan ka bartha, detox, downtown, food blog, foodie, Indian cuisine, Naan, Nutriclean, restaurant review, roasted eggplant, romantic, Toronto, Utsav Indian Cuisine, vegan, vegetable samosa, Vegetarian, Yorkville | 18 Comments

Okonomiyaki Galore at Okonomi House

Posted on January 14, 2014 by stenoodie

Okonomiyaki is a Japanese savory pancake where the word okonomi means “what you like” or “what you want” and yaki means “grilled” or “cooked” (Thanks Wikipedia!). Okonomi House, located just a three minutes’ walk from the Yonge & Bloor subway … Continue reading →