There’s a new braised barbecue spot in town, and it hails all the way from Chengdu, China. Zao Men Kan was started by Chen Niangniang and got its wings with the backing of Sean Sun, a well-known Chinese actor. With a history dating back to 1983, the restaurant has been serving up incredible food, and now, it’s gracing Toronto with its … Continued
Although inflation has caused the cost of dining out to soar, there are many standout restaurants in the city with quality food at reasonable prices. And when it comes to restaurant recommendations, who better to trust than a chef — and a Michelin chef to boot! Television personality and celebrity chef Rob Rossi — who … Continued
Sangita Patel is Streets of Toronto’s new advice columnist and is an entertainment reporter with ET Canada. She lives in Toronto with her husband and two daughters. Dear Sangita: My friend is obsessed with her dog, and it’s getting to be too much. She invites us all to her dog’s birthday parties, and she … Continued
By lindsaylow
Explore Toronto’s vibrant arts and cultural scene this month with our curated list of the city’s top 12 events. From captivating exhibitions to mesmerizing performances, there’s something for every culture enthusiast to enjoy in the heart of Canada’s most creative city. 1. Go to Just For Laughs Prepare to laugh until your sides hurt as … Continued
Toronto’s first and only fashion club is opening on King Street this weekend and it’s everything it sounds like and more. Just west of Tecumseth Street, you can’t miss the all-black, industrial exterior of Rchive, decorated only by a large window decal that reads “What is A Fashion Club?” and a barcode that directs you … Continued
Considered the best and most exclusive beef in the world, Kobe beef is unmatched in its decadence. Now, Hy’s Steakhouse & Cocktail Bar in Toronto has added the exclusive delicacy to its new menu. Hy’s Kobe steak is served per ounce, hand-carved and grilled to order. It would be hard to pass up any of … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is set to unleash its vibrant Festival Street for the eighth consecutive year expanding the excitement beyond the theatres and into the heart of the city. Festival Street, stretching along King Street West from Peter Street to University Avenue, transforms into an open-air experience accessible to the general public. … Continued
As back-to-school and pumpkin spiced latte season settles in, it’s the perfect time to explore the charming Eglinton Way neighborhood. This vibrant community at the north end of Forest Hill offers a delightful mix of boutiques, services and eateries – making it an ideal destination for fall adventures. This Saturday September 9th from 10am – … Continued
But before plunking down a camera-toting keister at just any hotel bar hoping to win the fan photo lottery, some advance research can certainly up the odds of success and Instagram fame.
Tucked among the upscale dining options on Yonge and Eglinton, there’s a fresh addition — a family-operated eatery offering budget-friendly Asian cuisine, perfectly timed for soup season. Though it’s named after a river and city in the southern region, Madame Saigon serves up authentic Vietnamese cuisine from across the country, with a contemporary twist. The restaurant was introduced to infuse the neighbourhood with … Continued
One of Canada’s most trusted authorities on style and fashion, Jeanne Beker has covered the industry for more than 30 years. Now watch her in her current style editor role on TSC’s Style Matters with Jeanne Beker or tune into her podcast Beyond Style Matters, available wherever you get your podcasts. The perfect attire … Continued
By Erin Neilly
As CFL and NFL football fever takes over, we huddled up with Drew Barrymore’s go-to chef, Anthony Rose — the actor visited Fat Pasha in July — and tasked him with crowning the ultimate spot for championship Buffalo wings for a wing-credible start to football season. Super Bowl Winner: Bistro on Avenue “The chicken is … Continued
