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Silk Road, in Etobicoke, is constantly packed with diners who love its spin on northern-Chinese cuisine.
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Sarah Efron / Spice City Toronto
Al Premium, on Eglinton Avenue East, carries food from all over the world.
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Sarah Efron / Spice City Toronto
A new restaurant offers a Middle Eastern take on brunch.
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Sarah Efron / Spice City Toronto
A semi-legendary Iraqi-Israeli restaurant known for its freshly baked bread has finally opened up a branch south of the 401.
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Sarah Efron / Spice City Toronto
From a Dundas Street food stall, some damn good lamb skewers.
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Sarah Efron / Spice City Toronto
Gandhi's roti is a downtown staple. Now, it has a cousin in Mimico.
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Sarah Efron / Spice City Toronto
A restaurant so humble, it doesn't have a phone (or even a conspicuous sign) lures customers with cheap, tasty Jamaican eats.
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Sarah Efron / Spice City Toronto
There's great roti to be had in Richmond Hill.
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Sarah Efron / Spice City Toronto
The landlocked central-Asian country has a culinary outpost in North York.
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Sarah Efron / Spice City Toronto
A west-end restaurant serves up a crispy, savoury Brazilian treat.
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Sarah Efron / Spice City Toronto
"Wedding-size buss-up-shut roti" is as epic as it sounds.
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Sarah Efron / Spice City Toronto
At a midtown flea market, Guyanese cuisine awaits hungry customers.
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Sarah Efron / Spice City Toronto
A Dupont Street takeout joint makes Indian roti that is bound to satisfy.
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Sarah Efron / Spice City Toronto
A new restaurant appears poised to introduce Toronto to a type of Caribbean fare this city has seldom tasted before.
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Sarah Efron / Spice City Toronto
An unassuming diner with a fancy name serves up Filipino cuisine with its milkshakes.
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Sarah Efron / Spice City Toronto
Market 707, Toronto's shipping container-based marketplace, did a little spring cleaning, and now its food offerings are more diverse than ever.
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Sarah Efron / Spice City Toronto
A Scarborough storefront specializes in tastes of home for hungry Newfies and Maritimers.
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Sarah Efron / Spice City Toronto
An enormous Brazilian burger includes four kinds of meat, and a lot else.
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Sarah Efron / Spice City Toronto