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Fet Zun, at Dupont & Spadina, by Anthony Rose's restaurant group is closing after 10 years. Their last day of service will be on Dec 22nd, 2024:

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Top Middle Eastern restaurant closing after 10 years in Toronto - YourCityWithIN.com

A popular Middle Eastern spot owned by a well-known restaurant group has announced they’ll soon be shutting down. Fet Zun is a restaurant run by the Wilder & Rose group, which is also responsible for Fat Pasha and Schmaltz Appetizing. Fet Zun serves Middle Eastern classics like hummus, falafel...
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Quick shout out to Thai restaurant Isaan Der in the Junction. Had dinner there last week and the food was amazing. Might have even been the best Thai food I've had yet. I had the panang curry and mum had the breaded basa (which I ate half of 🤣 ). Both dishes were so, so delicious.
 
Towered said:
Quick shout out to Thai restaurant Isaan Der in the Junction. Had dinner there last week and the food was amazing. Might have even been the best Thai food I've had yet. I had the panang curry and mum had the breaded basa (which I ate half of 🤣 ). Both dishes were so, so delicious.
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I had a birthday dinner for myself here around 5 or 6 years ago. I personally liked the food and it's a well rated restaurant overall, but for whatever reason some of my other dining companions found it underwhelming. Oh well, can't impress everyone lol

I like this place called Lao Thai at Queen & Gladstone which is ran by 2 sisters. Small and simple interiors, but good Laotian and Thai food at reasonable prices. That chicken with fried rice was quite memorable.

Lao Thai Restaurant – Authentic Laotian Dishes

www.laothai.ca www.laothai.ca
 
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This Toronto restaurant keeps ‘dying art’ of Chinese barbecue alive

While American-style barbecue gets showcased in reality competition shows, magazines and a whole industry of backyard smokers, there isn’t as much glamour in Chinese barbecue.
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This is the new place in what used to be SingSing on Broadview near Gerrard. Similar but definitely with new owners.
 
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