Sushi Moto is not your mom’s sushi place. “The concept we designed was about modernization of the sushi genre,” says David Kim, the mixologist at the sake and wine bar. The place has an extensive wine selection, including several vintages not available at the LCBO. A speciality drink is the saketini — a three-ounce sake-based martini (4901 Yonge St., 416-224-0741).
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Remembering the address of Studio1098 shouldn’t be hard; the new jewellery store is located at 1098 Yonge St. “We really liked that the location was in a neighbourhood,” says Tamara Kronis, a certified gemologist who opened the store with Kathryn Dieroff. The owners are trained goldsmiths who both do custom work (1098 Yonge St., 416-944-1098).
A recent decision to relocate Sir Sandford Fleming Academy’s students (grades 9-12) to Bathurst Heights Secondary School for September 2011 has Maria Rizzo, the local trustee for the Catholic school system, up in arms, defending space that is currently home to hundreds of her students.
Comedian Seán Cullen explains what he would do if he could take in the town one final time.
Jeanne Beker invites Toronto to boldly bask in suits and sunglasses inspired by days gone by
Toronto’s best-kept secret is a 10-minute ferry ride away
Superstar chef Susur Lee uses his milliondollar palate and love of ice cream to pick Toronto’s best
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I sweat a lot during summer, what kind of fabrics/outfits/colours do you suggest? Sleeveless shirts and dresses in pure cottons and linens are your best option in hot weather.
Stumped on what to do for Father’s Day? Take a look at our list of what’s going on in the city and make it a Father’s Day he’ll never forget.
