Let me save you the trouble…
6. Montecito
Not bad, but not particularly good either.
5. Wahlburgers
Three different visits yielded three thoroughly underwhelming, overpriced burgers.
4. Momofuku
Uninspired Asian inspired fare. Why would you serve fried chicken with caviar? And “because you can” isn’t a good answer.
3. Ruby Watchco
With the exception of a very good chicken liver parfait, fairly unexceptional.
2. Sushi Kaji
Calling it “the best sushi in Toronto” is the equivalent to declaring someone “the best bullfighter in Moscow”. Congratulations. I guess. But no. Toronto (and I’d argue Canada’s best sushi) can be found on Harbord Street. See below.
1. Luckee
The dim sum items are actually quite good, but everything else ranges from mediocre to downright terrible.
On the other hand…
5. Barque
Barbecue aint as simple as it looks. But this place does it right. Get the brisket.
4. Burger’s Priest
All hail, The Priest.
3. Buca
Topping the city’s list in the recent Canada’s Top Restaurants list. And with good reason.
2. Splendido
Also making the top five in the same list. The tasting menu is a culinary adventure.
1. Yasu
Canada’s best sushi.
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