Tips for Dining, Eating and Food Shopping in Ontario (including Toronto and Ottawa)
Start New ThreadIt's the same question but I'm asking in a different place. Been to Susur, Perigee, ByMark, Canoe, Scaramouche, Centro, North 44, Coleborne Lane, Auberge, Rain, Pangaea, JK, etc all with good results. Where else and why?
By GordonCooks
on Nov 14, 2007 01:13 PM
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Splendido seems to be the glaring omission on your list...
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as does george, amuse-bouche, lucien and C5.
why?
because they're good.
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Second Amuse Bouche....& Thuet, obviuosly....
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Re: Spledidio, It is glaring omission as I've never been but my camp is divided by those really like it and those who really don't. My bad luck is that every time I'm about to visit - I get a bad review and change my plans at the last minute.
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For the past three years and having had at least 2 meals per year there. NEVER HAD A SINGLE DISSAPPOINTMENT! If that is not 'consistantly' good, I don't know what is?! Especially if one is looking for the whole package of ' food, wine, service, ambience', Splendido is hard to beat and definitely cannot be ignored!
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Splendido is head and shoulders the best full restaurant experience (food,ambience,service and overall quality) in Toronto.
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1. Lai Wah Heen. I've only been for dim sum, but this high-end Chinese is very elegant with excellent service and great food.
2.Chiado might also provide a slight zag (Portugese).
3. I haven't been to Truffles, but chef Lora Kirk seems like one-to-watch.
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Agree with Lai Wah Heen. Both Dim sum and dinner excellent. Though expensive by Chinese food standard.
Chiado, though still good, but found the quality of food slipping a bit the past year
Truffles is a must try! Found the food and ambience top notch. The 'lobster three ways' appertizer is awesome!
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Excellent dim sum at Grand Chinese Cuisine in Mississauga - I've heard that it's better than Lai Wah Heen, but I've only been to Grand, so I can't comment on the comparison.
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Lai Wah Hee's regular menu is the most overrated and overpriced food in Toronto.
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We went to Lai Toh Heen the other day and enjoyed it tremendously... Yes, it wasn't cheap, but it was excellent in both food and environment and service....
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Kaiseki Yu-zen Hashimoto - best Japanese high end.
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A friend on mine swears by that place on Prince Arthur
can't remember the name???????????
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Perhaps Opus or The Host
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Opus
37 Prince Arthur Ave, Toronto, ON M5R1B2, CA
Host
14 Prince Arthur Ave, Toronto, ON M5R1A9, CA
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YES Ender, that's it.........OPUS!
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