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New Generation Grill Fusion
- 486 Bloor St. W. (at Albany Ave.) • View on map »
- 416-516-8883
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If you fancy going out for a meal but like the idea of doing a bit of the cooking yourself, then this place is for you. Each large marble table (seats four or six) in this tastefully designed restaurant comes complete with its very own hot plate, where diners can cook a selection of ingredients Korean style: beef, chicken, fish, squid, salmon, pork, etc. A variety of fully cooked noodle and rice dishes appeals to those who prefer to leave the cooking to the pros. Mains $7.50–$12.95.
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