The restaurant that has gone viral on TikTok for its rude service, Karen’s Diner, is coming to Toronto this April!
The name Karen has been dubbed to describe people who are rude to service workers, and Karen’s Diner has flipped the concept around where the staff gives the customers the “Karen” treatment for a taste of their own medicine.
If you want to dine while being completely roasted, or better yet, bring someone you know to get roasted with you, now you can! From April 22 – 30, Karen’s Diner is popping up at Treece in Toronto, as part of its tour.
If you’re reading this thinking “Who would want terrible service at a restaurant?”, well the answer is apparently, a lot. Karen’s Diner has 14 locations across Australia, the U.K., and America!
While dining at Karen’s Diner you can expect an absurd environment full of attitude, banter, bad service, lots of laughs, oh, and American diner-style eats.
Tickets are sure to sell fast, so be sure to snag them quickly! Tickets are $55 a person and include a burger, fries, and a soda.
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Yep, that’s right! The long anticipated wait for iconic celebrity-favourite restaurant, Nobu is finally set to open in Toronto this year (2023) in July! Curiosity reports.
The two-storey restaurant will be located within Nobu hotel – which will occupy two 45-story buildings in the entertainment district of Toronto.
The hotel will include 658 luxury residential units and 36 hotel suites and is set to open to the public in November 2023, prior to the restaurant opening.
If you’ve somehow never heard of Nobu restaurant, it’s one of the most recognized Japanese restaurants in the world founded by Chef Nobu Matsuhisa and Robert De Niro in 1994. It’s also famously known for being a celebrity hot-spot.
Nobu currently has 50 locations around the world, and this new Toronto location will be Canada’s first!
The countdown to July is on!
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Following two years of restaurant closures amid the pandemic, Toronto’s culinary scene finally feels like its back in full swing. And now diners can finally sink their teeth into some incredible new dining options that opened up just in time for summer. From a cozy snack bar to a must-try seafood hotspot from a popular Canadian chef, these are the must-try restaurants of the summer right in Toronto.
Here are new Toronto restaurants that you need to try ASAP.
Casa Madera
Address: 550 Wellington Street West
Located in 1 Hotel, Casa Madera resembles a beachside restaurant in Tulum. Diners can look forward to a menu celebrating the culinary traditions of Mexico and the Mediterranean while DJs play alongside talented performance artists.
J’s Steak Frites
Address: 1198 Queen Street West
This Parisian-style steakhouse is located in the heart of vibrant Queen West and serves diners dishes brimming with top-quality ingredients, cheery music, and great friendly service.
Mademoiselle Toronto
Address: 563 King Street West
From the team behind MARBL, Mademoiselle offers a sophisticated, fine-dining experience, with inspiration from Southern France and the Mediterranean coast in the heart of King West.
Soluna
Address: 312 Queen Street West
If you’ve been dreaming of a coastal getaway look no further than Soluna. Located on Queen West – where Cube Nightclub used to be – guests can enjoy spritzy cocktails on the rooftop terrace to the lively downstairs where they can dance the night away.
Prime Seafood Palace
Address: 944 Queen Street West
The latest venture by famed food personality Matty Matheson just opened its doors in Toronto’s west end. Diners can look forward to Atlantic seafood and beef sourced from Ontario farms, including Matheson’s own local farm. Prime Seafood Palace, has been years in the making, so you know it’s going to be good.
Valerie
Address: 111 Princes’ Blvd.
Fresh and creative sushi, cocktails, and panoramic city and skyline views will all make you feel on top of the world at this new addition on the rooftop at Toronto’s Hotel X.
Wilma Snack Bar
Address: 214 Ossington Avenue
Wilma is a cozy and inviting space on Ossington serving elevated snacks like fried artichoke, duck liver crostini, and cured meats that pair effortlessly with the extensive wine and cocktails list.
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Calling all doughnut fans! A popular American chain will be bringing its delicious mini doughnuts to the greater Toronto area in the spring of 2020.
The chain, dubbed The Dapper Doughnut, is known for its doughnuts with style — the very first doughnut the brand created was a doughnut with a bow tie. Since then, the chain has made itself popular through its hot and fresh mini doughnuts.
The Dapper Doughnut already has stores in Laval, Saskatoon, and Calgary, but will be opening its first GTA-based location soon.
Fried dough enthusiasts can expect The Dapper Doughnut Mississauga to open at 5027 Spectrum Way in the spring of 2020.
And according to Narcity, this won’t be the last GTA location to open — there are already whispers of two more stores to open, “with a strong possibility of them being in the Toronto and Brampton area.”
What’s most exciting about the opening is the create-your-own aspect that The Dapper Doughnut is known for.
Visitors of The Dapper Doughnut Mississauga will be able to DIY their own creations, with over 24 different types of toppings and sugars to customize with.
In addition to doughnuts, visitors can expect tons of other delicious treats.
Think doughnut topped milkshakes, soft serve ice cream, gourmet coffee, tea, doughnut parfaits, and more.
We can’t wait to try them!
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According to Build It By Design, the iconic American restaurant, Chin Chin is currently under renovation and ready to join the Toronto foodie scene. With its debut in LA in 1983, it gained popularity by introducing dim sum and other Chinese favourites fresh to order (without MSG).
Their current locations in Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Brentwood, and Las Vegas provide excellent food with generous portions and fresh ingredients.
Chin Chin’s revolutionary dishes create a fusion food experience with dishes such as Orange Chicken, Chinese Chicken Salad, and the Dim Sum and Then Sum feature.
Check out the menu here. We will continue to keep you updated when we know the exact opening day.
Featured Image: Instagram/@chinchinusa
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