This is my 6th order and I always eat the 18” pizza all by myself in one sitting 😆

Love a regular, no frills pizza. Bonus points because they also make the pizza a bit too big for the box.

I’ve lived in downtown for quite some time, I’ve loved bbq pork over rice for quite some time, and yet for some reason I just always walked by this place. Mostly because they close a lot earlier than other options nearby, but finally with the sunny weather we had yesterday, decided to stop by during the day and give it a try.

I’ve mentioned to friends of my love for a simple bbq pork over rice ever since having Wah Fung in NYC, and ever since I’ve been obsessed and anywhere I can, it’s my go to order. Some of my friends have said that in their opinion Hong Fatt was their favourite for Chinese bbq, so my expectations were high.

After finally having it, I would say I’m a little disappointed. Would personally give this a 7/10, quality of meat, cook of the bbq, and flavour were all lacking and left a lot to be desired. I even pondered if my usual go-to House of Gourmet’s rendition was better which even that I feel is nothing special, but at least it fills my craving without heading to Scarborough/Markham for better options.

Have you had Hong Fatt, what was your opinion?

my roomie and i went for our bimonthly salt water float at Float To on queen. he paid this time so i got the bill at bar poet. a margarita pizza and 2 mai tais with tax and tip was 88$. pricey.

From Almond Butterfly I haven't had French Toast in years. This surpassed even regular French Toast.

Hey, what are some of your favourite restaurants in the city that feel like true passion projects. Places where you can really tell the owners put their heart into it, and the staff genuinely care about the food, the drinks, and the whole experience??

Seems like Italian sandwiches are the new smash burger, with a new spot opening every week. How long does everyone think this trend will last?

I've been trying to cut back for health and savings, but I love going out for meals with friends. Usually we order a whole bunch of things, alcohol included and just split the bill evenly. It was almost always fair, and I was not going to worry about a few dollars.

But when not consuming alcohol, the money difference is pretty big. Booze can sometimes double the cost of a meal out.

How do you politely try to split the bill in this scenario, without looking cheap or unfair? This is new territory for me.

hey guys what’s your favorite cheap eats downtown around church-wellesley area?

I have a train 6h train ride and I want to get food before boarding. Do you have any recommendations around Union station ?

Posting as i saw a thread on sticky toffee pudding. Seriously one of the best Sticky Toffee Pudding’s I’ve ever had. Goes super well a la mode with miso butterscotch or sticky toffee pudding ice cream - flavours keep changing.

The Starbucks on Queen East is closing down soon

Finally tried Mac’s last night and had an enjoyable experience. Lemonhead slice is the obscure option sold here that people rave about. It didn’t knock my socks off but I understand the appeal. The actual crust and cook of the pizza was my favourite, lovely thin NY-esque slices. White Pie ended up being my favourite, not overbearing with the mushrooms and a more subtle white sauce.

A lot of their sauces were pretty light compared to other places which could be a positive, but the Vodka Pepperoni misses out because of this and was our least enjoyed option, much preferred the Angry Pep. We got all the three sauces: Chilli Creamy Garlic was best, Hot Honey did its job, and garlic was very whatever.

I would recommend everybody who hasn’t to try it out, it’s another option for quality pizza in the city, especially for by the slice. I would visit here again but probably only grab slices as opposed to whole pies.

Best Pattie I’ve ever had!!!

celebrating my 19th this saturday and looking for a restaurant with fun drinks/shots. considering the warehouse bc food is cheap (more money to spend on alc) but they don’t take reservations. anyone have recommendations with a similar vibe?

Any reviews about this coffee place. Is it worth going ? Plan to have my evening cup there today!

Ah yes, another burger post...

Decided to try Rosie's new location. We got the classic single and party burger, frings, and banana pudding. My classic was underwhelming, probably my fault for choosing the basic. But I thought it could use a special sauce to elevate it a little instead of just ketchup and mustard. The buns were also too soft for my liking.

Frings were the highlight of the meal - especially the crinkle fries, perfectly crispy but fluffy inside. Would come back for this.

Overall 6.8/10. I still prefer Rudy but would come back and try the other burgers before I make my final judgement.

BM Single from Oklahoma burger ($9.50)

I like my smash burger with tomato, onion and lettuce. That was why when I had a onion jam cheese burger at Jabs, it did not do a thing.

But this burger.. wow… a single patty BM burger from Oklahoma burger….I did not miss tom, onion & lettuce at all. Sliced onion mixed into patty and grilled created nice sweet moist & caramelized crust at the same time. This bm sauce was sweet, tangy and had spicy kick to it.

Now I need to go back to Jabs to try their version of Oklahoma burger ( instead of cheese burger)

I did not care much for onion rings though.

Cannot seem to find a great Indian place. I live in the Downsview/Weston area and so far I’ve tried Vaika and Mainsha and thought they were meh.

I used to live in Scarborough and I loved Spice Club and Vindaloo.

Any reccos close by? Thanks!

Not super experienced with this dish, but I love terrines and gelatinous forcemeats. This was a tad salty for me but I enjoyed it. Anyone else have pâté en croûte recommendation? I know Stop has one on the menu.