The pineapple slush was the highlight. It&#39;s a whole hollowed-out pineapple, packed with icy slush. Super refreshing on a hot day. The mango margarita was solid too, but that pineapple one is the move.

Portions are tapas-style, so definitely meant for sharing. For two of us with a couple drinks, the total was about $140. Felt pretty fair for Toronto, honestly. Quick and easy for a weeknight bite.

The solo seats are great, and the little plastic baskets for your stuff are a nice touch. Makes it easy to eat on your own.

Came in for the weekday special. The crispy bean curd roll with lotus root was a good call, nice crunch. Portions are huge for what you pay.

The charcoal-grilled skewers were so fresh and flavorful. Really enjoyed them on a warm evening.

Nice spot to chill, especially with the waterfall view from the hotel. Ended up staying for a couple hours just watching it. Drinks were decent, a bit pricey but you&#39;re paying for the location I guess.

The pour-over coffee is good, but the Aeropress is even smoother. I&#39;ve been twice now. For the price, I was hoping the portion would be a bit bigger though. It&#39;s a small cup.

Love watching them make the noodles fresh in the kitchen. Cool to see.

The purple sweet potato latte is the one. Natural flavor, creamy texture, not too sweet. The pandan matcha is interesting too, but sometimes the pandan gets lost. Solid drinks.

The side dishes really stood out. Six different kinds, all free and they keep refilling them. The kimchi and radish had a great crunchy texture. That was the best part of the meal for me.

Reliable neighborhood sushi spot. Fish was fresh, rolls were tasty. Service was friendly. The private seating area was a nice touch for a quiet dinner. Solid choice when you&#39;re in the mood.

The mushroom pasta was really nice and light. I also tried the buffalo cauliflower, it was cooked well but could have been a bit spicier for my taste. The whole guilt-free meal idea is nice for a relaxed dinner.

Loved the no-tipping policy here. It&rsquo;s a self-service spot, so not having to calculate a tip after grabbing my food made the whole thing feel so much easier. Just pay and go.

Grilled branzino was fresh and tender. Came out quick for a nice lunch.

The ingredients taste so fresh, you can really tell they use quality stuff. Makes the price feel fair.

Ordered the Mickey Mouse cake for my grandson. Chocolate cake was moist, cookies and cream filling was good. The matching dessert tray was a nice touch. Honestly, for the price, I expected a bit more cake. It was a bit smaller than I thought it would be.

Love this little spot for Latin groceries! The vibe is so cozy, feels just like a neighborhood tienda back home. Picked up some fresh masa and a few other staples. A nice find.

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