#boralia

Source: Pexels Every region has a signature cuisine, and Canada is no different! Canadian cuisine is so diverse that sometimes it can be confusing to distinguish contemporary Canadian dishes from traditional dishes. The unique culinary scene of Canadian dishes is a reflection of its cultural diversity. Defining Canadian cuisine is quite difficult without experiencing it. As such, if you aspire…

Travelling Foodie’s Favourite Restaurants in Toronto 2016

One thing you’re going to love about Toronto is its food scene due to its diverse communities. A lot of people ask the me for my favourite restaurants in the city so I’ve decided to make a post about it.

To make the list more relevant, I only included restaurants that I actually visited in 2016. This makes sure I exclude some favourites that I haven’t been back to in more than year.

Some of…

Canadian Sharing Plates at Boralia! @Boralia_To #delicious #sharingplates #tapas #elk #bison #pigeon #rabbit #mussel

Located at 59 Ossington Ave in Toronto

What an exquisite feast and foodie adventure we had at Boralia!  Ai Ling, Jing, and I haven’t dined together since our summer trip to Montreal three years ago.  I came across Boralia by chance when I was searching up restaurants to dine at earlier in the week.  A lot of restaurants on a top Toronto food list were already booked for this Saturday night but…

When I think of lentils, I think hippie food — like carob chips or bean sprouts. I never grew up eating lentils in Newfoundland, and they’ve always reminded me of split peas, which I truly dispise. But after eating at four great Toronto restaurants that are pumping out great lentil-centric dishes for The Fundelentil Tour, it really changed my mind about those beany babies and I am going to try…