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That is yum. The bread is so soft. It's super airy, but crispy on the outside. You can hear the cracking. Really good seasoning.
The chicken was lightly battered, super crispy, and very juicy, and when you dip it in this Japanese curry, it's like a warm hug.
Similar cold cuts that you'll get in the bun meat.
You're getting that smokiness from the charcoal, super tender chicken meatball, and this creamy egg yolk. It was a flavor explosion in my mouth.
The chicken was a charcoal grill with a strainer, so all the fat drippings would hit the charcoal and create this massive fire that infused this incredible smoky flavor into the chicken.
The pancake was light and crispy, and the burst of ocean brine from the caviar is insane.
It had incredible marbling and it was so buttery.
I usually get the carnitas because they use different parts of the pig, like ear, nose, and cheeks.
This is one of the juiciest birds I've ever had.
I got a little bit of everything, and they filled the box up to the max. The chicken was nice and tender.
They filled it with rice, potatoes, and lentil, and I love that they have so many veggie options.
It was super rich and creamy. I highly recommend.
It was so refreshing and vibrant.
It was so creamy and rich.
This spot has one of the best sisig in the city.
The noodles were bouncy and chewy. The broth was clear and complex.
They have some of the freshest seafood because they go through a high volume, and their beef has great marbling, super tender.
That's pretty good. Super rich, creamy, not overly sweet. That's good coffee.
I like that. Kind of sweet. So good.
It's delicious, and I think you should try it.
It was so refreshing, heavy on the ginger.
It had an amazing bark, super smoky, and the beef was so tender.
They load up each bowl with fresh seafood. The cuts were thick, and the texture was amazing.
Everything else on this menu is really good, but this one dish has me on a chokehold.
Their skewers, and it's grilled on a charcoal, so it's nice and smoky.
It was light and airy, and it was a perfect vehicle for this hummus beef dish.
The sausage has an amazing snap. I had to order more flatbread so I could dip it in the sauce.
It was packed with umami, so comforting and very nostalgic.
This chiu chow marinated scallop, it was vibrant and delightful. It had a little kick to it.
The beef with beef in is super juicy and tender.
Like the bún bò huế, so they do everything in like a fine dining and elevated way, which is really interesting to see how Vietnamese food can be more than that.
That's delicious. All this for $15.
Their custom brioche bun was soft, and the chicken was juicy, and their in-house Korean sauce was sweet and tangy.
They also have boneless Korean fried chicken, which was crispy, juicy, and tender.
My favorite was their jalapeno jam burger. It has charred jalapeno and green chili jam, giving it this rich and smoky umami flavor.
I love the sweet and savory combination, and the egg yolk was perfectly runny. It was double fried, so super crispy and juicy.
It also has pig stomach and loads of black pepper, giving the broth so much depth and flavor. We had five people and we couldn't finish it all.
It had a crispy exterior. The rice grain on the inside was light and airy, and they loaded up with toppings. We got the black truffle minced pork and it was so good.
Crispy exterior with a caramel apple cream.
It even has a fresh strawberry on top.
They even make their Chinese dough stick fresh to order. It was crispy, light, and airy. An underrated move is to get this wrapped in a rice roll.
My favorite was the pork original. It has concentrated pork broth, then they douse it with some pork fat, making it rich and creamy. The noodles was cooked perfectly, super bouncy.
It was like eating a perfect dim sum. It was crispy, soft.
They leave their fruits really ripe, so it's super sweet, and the mochi texture was amazing.
My favorite was the roast beef with yogurt. It was rich and creamy, which got heavy after a few bites.
The steak was perfectly cooked, super tender. The shell was fresh and crispy. Everything was packed with flavors. The best part was, it's only $14 for three tacos.
I think I found my favorite hash brown because these were amazing. It was light and crispy, and the malt mayo was everything. I love how much onions they add on top.
The beef was tender, and it was tangy, loads of herbs and texture. I felt like it could use a little more savoriness to balance it out, but overall, a great dish.
The taro chips were amazing. I could eat a whole bag of these.
It was cooked perfectly and packed with flavor.
Rich pork broth with creamy white sesame, with a hint of chili oil and peppercorn undertone.
It's cold AF, so it's a perfect time for some lamb hot pot. Let me put you on to the best.
The most addictive thing about this whole experience is their fermented bean curd sauce.
The flavor and texture is amazing. Period. Tacos. It's slow-cooked for 12 hours. It's loaded with cheese, and the consommé has so much depth and flavor.
It was perfectly fried, had amazing heat.
This is next level Vietnamese street food, and you can get this at premium bun.
The pizza was good, but it's not my favorite.
The chicken was moist, tender, and juicy.
It's nice and flaky, crusty. That's pretty big.
This one is moist, it's really really good. Really moist.
My favorite was the Mona Lisa. It was rich and creamy, and every bite was a flavor explosion in my mouth. Alfie's definitely live up to the hype.
This was my favorite bite. It was smoky and succulent, and I love the peppery note from the Japanese mustard green.
The yucca fries and chicharrón was fried to perfection.
We also ordered this beef skirt steak, which was packed with flavors.
It was sweet and savory, and that biscuit was so rich it made me feel poor. What put the sandwich over the top was the hot sauce. The tanginess really balanced out the fat.
I just had the best grilled octopus at Bar Isabel. They're known for their Spanish tapas. It was grilled to perfection and drenched in butter garlic sauce.
It was melt-in-your-mouth and so much flavor.
The chicken feet was my favorite bite. The texture was amazing. I hate soggy chicken feet.
These crack burgers are so addictive.
Black sesame croissant was my favorite. It was soft and flaky and loaded with black sesame, and not overly sweet.
This thing was packing some major flavors.
Chef was plating his codfish and chip, it was so crispy you could hear the crackling as he's plating.
The Spanish abrigo cerrito, it just melts in your mouth.
The samosa was very crispy and was filled with potatoes and peas. You know when the restaurant has a lineup out the door, the food must be delicious and affordable.
This is the most hyped-up chicken hotpot restaurant, and for good reason. It's delicious.
Their veggies are fresh and crisp. They're nice, plump.
The meat was plump and juicy, and their sauce was so addictive.
The umami from the egg yolk was just mind-blowing.
Their skewers were thick and juicy.
I love that they use shrimp paste.
I really like the tam-yam and the mala. Then you choose your ingredients for the hot pot. They have over 70 items, not including the barbecue. Everything tasted fresh. It had good texture.
We also got the sweet and sour pork, which was crispy and meaty.
The best part is your money was stretched here because the portion is big and the price is very competitive.
Their siu mai was thick, plump, and juicy.
All the fruit was so sweet and had perfect texture.
The sushi was so fresh and has subtle hints of sweetness.
The scallop was the highlight.
The roasted pork was crispy and juicy.
That barbecue pork was glistening and full of flavor.
Crispy, light, and airy, with a good hint of spice.
They load it up with meat and veggies, and the best part is you can ask them to add two types of onions, which take the sandwich to another level.
This bamboo fungus wrapped around shrimp paste was mind-blowing.
The beef was tender and juicy, and the noodle has so much bounce. They have a special, if you order any noodles at two sides, you get a free drink.
Both have great texture and flavor.
It came with two thick pork belly and a rich pork broth.
The noodle was cooked perfectly and had loads of guacay. Pro tip, add some chili oil on the side.
This Michelin Guide restaurant is serving up one of the best papaya salad.
This mala eggplant had the perfect amount of heat.
One of my favorite is the pork and sauerkraut. Flavor combination is so addictive.
Pork is so juicy and is full off the bone. Perfect balance of fat and protein ratio.
It was so beefy and tender, and they pair it with a peppercorn sauce that's out of this world.
It was rich and creamy, and the Thai Caesar dressing had so much umami.
You can get one of the best Chinese roasted pork in the city for only $11.
It's a little bit more expensive, but I'm telling you, it's totally worth it. They have an amazing crust, super flaky, loads of layers. The filling has a yellow neon vibrant color. It's very egg forward. It's decadent and creamy.
These were so good, they're bursting with flavor, and the dumpling skin was nice and thin.
The skin is crispy, light, and airy. It was lightly seasoned, so it really brought out that duck flavor.
I love the combination of sweet, tang, and savory, and the Szechuan peppercorn really adds that numbing floral flavor.
The most underrated part about this restaurant, they serve this Wu Chang purple rice. It was so good, I ate three bowls.
This is some of the best Hong Kong food I've had.
It was crispy and meaty with very little fat. Low-key, I would come back just for the tofu.
Low-key, I would come back just for the tofu. The texture was amazing, had loads of umami and subtle hints of spice. Anytime I see salted egg on the menu, I have to order.
Inside, it is the best broth, the best meat. You'll have the best time here. This is, I firmly believe, the best bowl of noodles in Marca.
Drooling chicken is fantastic as an appetizer.
Come to Yan's Soy Food for the nostalgia, and enjoy one of the best tofu fa in the city.
If you like congee that's thicker than Kim K's booty, then you got to come to Sam's congee. This is my go-to spot for affordable and delicious congee and Cantonese breakfast item.
It was tender and juicy, definitely worth it.
What surprised me was the sushi. It actually slaps.
The meat quality was very good. It actually slaps.
Their noodle soup was thick and packed with flavors.
My favorite was the intestine.
You can taste the herbal flavor. The mango puree is so chunky and so much mango flavor. The saggle is cooked perfectly, and the pomelo gives you the nice burst of citrus every bite.
I'm a sucker for sweet and sour pork, I always have to order it.
Stir-fried clams and vegetables cooked to perfection. So much bounce and flavor on it.
They use an insane amount of onions, and I love it. Their burgers were so beefy and juicy, and they have amazing crispy edges.
The squid was soft and bouncy, and the veggie has great texture.
Their sweet and sour pork was super meaty, perfectly coated. Never had blueberries in sweet and sour pork, but it was really delicious.
I just had one of the best Taiwanese beef noodle soups, and I think that spot is a gem. It's fast, casual, mom-and-pop, good service, delicious, and affordable comfort food.
It's crispy, light and airy, and they fry it so well that the inside just disintegrates as soon as they bite into it. This is the best eggplant dish I've ever had.
The sashimi and rolls were thick, fresh, and delicious.
The dry-aged steak was cooked medium rare and packed so much flavor.
It was spicy and bold, lots of umami, and the crispy breadcrumbs on top did wonders.
This has been sitting out for a little bit just because we got busy at work, but it's really good.
Spam and the egg together, top tier.
I got the old-fashioned medium fat at Centre Street Deli, and it was melt-in-your-mouth smoked meat.
The bread was light and airy and crispy on the outside. I used it as a scoop for the egg yolk and cheese in the middle.
The meat was cooked perfectly and seasoned well. I love the char on it. That bun to meat ratio is on point.
They also imported their crab from Korea to make their special soy marinated crab, which was so meaty and zesty.
It came with A5 Japanese Wagyu, which is melt in your mouth.
It's crispy mochi in the bottom, and a steamed mochi ball that's filled with pork and shrimp on top, and you drench this in fish sauce. If you're a big fan of texture and flavor, this is for you.
I love the crispy beef. When I'm craving something delicious, crispy beef is always good.
I was surprised they were able to wrap it up.
The empanadas were light and crispy.
Fried chicken dish is next level. It's fried to perfection, not too oily.
Their mango was so sweet, and all their topping had great texture. Their double skin milk was the best I've had in Toronto. It was light and creamy, which is perfect on its own.
The chicken is made in-house and fried to perfection.
The red snapper is definitely a highlight. It was soft and flaky and packed so much flavor.
Got this mango cramboli croissant with chunks of mango delicious.
Favorite sweet was the pandan flan. So much pandan flavor and not overly sweet.
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