(Image: Andrew Brudz)
Don’t be fooled by the sign on the awning or the menu, both of which still refer to the space by its former moniker, Bob’s Bulgogi. The tiny Victoria Street Korean takeout joint has received a stylish makeover to go with its new name, ID Bulgogi, complete with matte black tiles from floor to ceiling, industrial lighting, Korean artifacts and, yes, shellacked barnwood tables. It seats about four, so the steady stream of downtowners mostly opt for takeout, which they squirrel back to their offices.
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For TIFF-goers in need of between-screening sustenance, Marben is within 
Too often, prime rib is the kind of sandwich that seemed like a good idea at the time but makes it nigh-impossible to stay awake for the rest of the workday. At Tavolino, not so much. The King West sandwich shop, which opened late last year, has already amassed a pretty devoted following among the various creative types who work on this sandwich-heavy strip (it’s right near Reggie’s, Cool Hand Luc, a Big Smoke Burger, The One That Got Away, a Subway location and more). 
