Food is the most indispensable thing for us. It is said that people are like iron rice and steel. If you don’t eat one meal, you will be hungry. Moreover, with the development of the times, our lives are improving. Now even our Food is getting more and more sophisticated, so what are the delicacies worth trying when we go to Toronto?

Funnel Cake

For funnel cake, mix flour, milk, egg yolks, etc., add sugar, salt and other condiments, stir into a paste, and pour it into a container placed on the oil pan. The batter falls into the oil through the funnel-shaped opening in the container, and is then fried and served with jam, etc.

Poutine

Poutine originated in Quebec, Canada in 1950. Many places in Quebec call themselves the birthplace of poutine. After being fried in piping hot oil to make it crispy and delicious, it's topped with a layer of fresh soft cheese and finally topped with piping hot gravy. The finished product is both simple and delicious, with the fragrance of French fries, the softness of cheese, and the deliciousness of gravy.

Recommended restaurant: Osgoode Hall

Address: 130QUEENSTW, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Geoduck sashimi

Among the many seafood in Canada, Geoducks are the most delicious. Geoducks are native to the North Pacific coast of the United States and Canada. The natural ocean water resources and the influence of ocean currents here make this a perfect growing environment for geoducks. Geoducks can be eaten in many ways, either cooked or raw.

Recommended restaurant: Diana's Oyster Bar&Grill

Address: 2105 Lawrence Avenue E, Scarborough, ONM1R2Z4, CA

Kaiseki Yu-zen Hashimoto (Kaiseki Yu-zen Hashimoto)

KaisekiYu-Zen

Hashimoto is a very famous kaiseki restaurant in Toronto. If you want to eat it, you must make a reservation. This restaurant is of high quality. In addition to reservations that may be scheduled for 3 months, another very important point is that they will ask for your credit card confirmation when making a reservation, because the meal you reserved will be Tailor-made for you!

Address: 6 Garamond Court, Toronto, ONM3C1Z5, CA