Taste of Toronto 2014

Toronto’s most anticipated foodie festival is here and its taking place inside the historic walls of Fort York (250 Fort York Boulevard).  Between July 24th to 27th, some of the city’s latest, greatest and hottest restaurants are featuring $6, $8, and $10 menu items. 🙂

Taste of Toronto food festival session times:

Thursday July 24th 2014 – 5:30PM to 9:30PM

Friday July 25th & Saturday July 26th 2014 – 12:00PM to 4:00PM  && 5:30PM to 9:30PM

Sunday July 27th 2014 – 12:00PM to 5:00PM

Purchase your tickets here 🙂


Let the foodie adventure begin…

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Whitehaven Wines

Marlborough sauvignon Blanc paired with New Zealand Oysters

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Great dry white wine and the oyster pairing was deliciousss! 

Guu Izakaya

Takoyari: Deep fried octopus balls w/tonkatsu sauce & karashi mayo

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 I always order this dish at Guu, I couldn’t resist at the festival 🙂 

JaBistro

Oshizushi: Blowtorched & Pressed Sushi w/Shrimp, Mackerel, Salmon

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If you love Japanese food, you will enjoy this dish 🙂

Splendido

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Professional oyster shucking!

Fresh Oysters, Apple & Jalapeño

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PEI malpeque oysters – This was delicious, I could eat a dozen!

 True North Atlantic Salmon from Atlantic Canada, Crisp Rice, Avocado & Nori

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Fresh ingredients…

Richmond Station

Station Burger: Milk Bun, OKA Sliced Cheese, Beet Chutney

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The Station Burger meat was nice and juicy!

Bosk

Foie Gras Parfait: Strawberries, pistachio, melba toast

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Beautiful colours, stared at the dish for awhile admiring its beauty 🙂

The McEwan Group

Bymark’s Lobster Poutine

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If you are a fan of Chef McEwan’s restaurants I would recommend going to his stand first, they were all sold out of ONE RESTAURANT Fried Chicken!  Bymark’s Loster Poutine was definitely worth the wait 🙂

Taste of Toronto ends on July 27th so there are 2 days left!

Click here to see Participating restaurantsClick here to Purchase your tickets 🙂

Good Night 🙂

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I <3 to laugh and really enjoy being a foodie, the combination of both are great benefits to living a fuller life :)
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