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Budo Liquid Theatre
- 137 Peter St. (at Richmond St. W.) • View on map »
- 416-593-1550
This Asian-inspired sleek dance club brings a touch of Zen to Toronto nightlife. Though the word means “way of the warrior” in Japanese, Budo is positively pacific: the aesthetic is Buddhist garden with clean wood panelling and Japanese lettering. The embodiment of the yin-yang theory, the tranquil backdrop is offset by thumping tunes and a buzzing crowd of young scenesters. A possible result of the increasingly younger crowd, the club rarely serves pricey fruit martinis (save for some cosmos and the odd apple martini); bottled beer is the preferred poison. Jeans and T-shirts are the preferred uniform. Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. Cover $10.
- Outdoor dining
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