Fusion food

[parceroman]

Anyone know of any good fusion food restaurants in Toronto?

[ekim256]

Swish by Han is an interesting experience. A tapas-style Korean restaurant down by Church and Wellington.
Items include kimchi'ed pears, "swish" which is essentially shabu-shabu. I really liked the congee that they made with the leftover broth. I'd say it's worth a try - perhaps go for lunch instead of dinner if you're hesitant, as the prices are a little lower

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Swish by Han
38 Wellington St E, Toronto, ON , CA

[Gary]

I second this one, their spicy pork tacos are delicious -- Korean-style meat on taco shells. The idea may be something that came from LA where both taco trucks and Korean businesses are ubiquitous.

[Rabbit]

I think Nyood does a good job with fusion... plenty of creative use of spices and flavours. www.nyood.ca.

[dubchild]

Fusion, seems like a word from another era. I think George would consider themselves a fusion restaurant. I can't say every dish is consciously drawing influence from certain cultures, but you will see techniques and ingredients taken from a wide range of cultures and mixed in innovative ways. They do a great tasting menu.
Susur would have fit the bill. I haven't been to Madeline, so I can't comment. Lee's would be another option.

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Susur
601 King St W, Toronto, ON M5V1M5, CA

[dubchild]

Apparently in NY, Susur had a cheeseburger springroll on his menu, how's that for fusion? If he takes it off his menu, stoners around NY will be at a lost.

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Susur
601 King St W, Toronto, ON M5V1M5, CA

[parceroman]

Cheeseburger springroll, I'd try that just for the adventure.

[parceroman]

Sounds great do you know the adress to these places or where I can find them?

[chocabot]

burger bar has one on the menu.