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Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 100 Simcoe St. (at Adelaide St. W.) View on map »
  • 416-979-7172
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Editorial Review

This gem of a room welcomes downtowners to a meal of pan-Asian delights. A basket of complimentary taro chips sets mouths watering, as does a read of the menu, which includes such ingredients as kimchee, wasabi and lotus root. Appetizers deliver: a tidy pile of small Kobe beef momos is flanked by palate-wakening salty soy dip and spicy cucumber pickles. The gulf prawn and pomelo salad similarly pops with complementary flavours and textures, including crackling ...

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