Looking for the best chocolate molten cake ?
Is there any good suggestion for a great chocolate molten cake in Toronto ? I had a really good one at Mistura, and read from ace123's post that there is a good one at Treadwell (but it is not in TO), where else ? Thanks.




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I would be interested too...I didn't realized that anyone still made this...can a dessert from the 90's be retro comfort food already???
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I know this wasn't your question, but I wanted to pipe in and let you know that molten chocolate cakes are very, very easy to make at home. If you're interested, post a question on Home Cooking and I (and many others) would be happy to post a recipe. :)
Also, President's Choice makes frozen molten chocolate cakes that you can just pop into the oven. Haven't tried them, so can't comment on the quality.
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We had a very informal dinner soiree one time where the PC cakes were brought by someone, and while I wasn't overly impressed, everyone else was fighting for seconds.
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xacutti has a good chocolate something with a hot soft center. it's incredible good
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Although not in Toronto, we had a very good yet smallish sized one @ Vineland estates winery. It was our post-wedding reception party. Probably as good as the one I had at Eleven Madison in NYC (the best I've had thus far).
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I like the molten chocolate cake at Morton's. It's always gooey and chocolatey. It also comes with Hagaan Daz vanilla ice cream.
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I always have the one at Terroni on Victoria. They don't put it in the over until you orber it so it is always hot. I also find that it goes down REALLY well with one of their coffees.
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I had a very good one at Opus the other weekend that was served with a nice sorbet.. I dont even like chocolate but it was really nice. Not too heavy or too chocolatey and the sorbet balanced out the flavours nicely
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Crazy delicious one at Silver Spoon on Ronscesvalles - everything else there is good too.
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I second the Silver Spoon recommendation. For instance, much better compared to the one served at Via Allegro.
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I agree with chocabot, the molten cake at xacutti is pretty good.
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This gives me a lots of choices for my next destination for chocolate molten cake, thanks all !
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