Toronto restaurant openings highlights the latest food news in Toronto and gives a preview of what's coming soon. Find us here every Thursday morning.
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- Assembly Chef's Hall has soft opened at 111 Richmond St. W. in the Financial District, with its grand opening to come in January.
- Long-awaited Chubby’s Jamaican Kitchen is now open at 104 Portland St. (just south of Adelaide St. W.)
- Parka Food Co. is serving up "vegetable-based comfort food" at 424 Queen St. W. in the space that was previously The Baro.
- Mos Mos now has a third location (its flagship), which can be found inside RBC WaterPark Place at Bay & Queens Quay.
- Antikka Cafe, a record store and coffee shop, has opened at 960 Queen St. W. (between Givins St. and Shaw St.)
- Islas Filipino BBQ & Bar is now open at 1690 Queen St. W. in Parkdale.
- Sidebar, The Danforth Music Hall's restaurant and bar, has opened at 161 Danforth Ave.
- The first overseas location of Tokyo's Konjiki Ramen and dessert cafe Saryo have soft opened at 5051 Yonge St. in North York.
- Alcove Coffee can now be found in the Junction at 34 Cawthra Ave.
- Fleur du Jour, a French patisserie and cafe, has opened at 603 St. Clair Ave. W. (between Wychwood Ave. and Kenwood Ave.)
- Cinco, a modern Mexican restaurant, is now open at 131 Roncesvalles Ave.
- Korean-fried chicken joint Mymy Chicken has added a second location in the city, this one at 394 Bloor St. W. in the Annex.
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Opening soon
- Sri Lankan restaurant Rusi should be opening soon at 7 King St. E.
- Zebu Steak + Bar, a "unique fusion of North & South American Steakhouses featuring authentic Brazilian cuisine," will open at 132 John St. in 2018.
- Top Gun Steak will soon be opening a new location in Scarborough at Warden & Lawrence.
Closed
- Dundas West's Dundas General has been closed by the landlord for failure to pay rent.
- Indian restaurant Ji has closed on St. Clair West, but hints that it will be opening a new location somewhere downtown.
- Game of Cheese in Richmond Hill is no more. It's set to become another location for Dagu Rice Noodle.
by Christina Cheung via blogTO
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