Location: Bloor St. W., from Islington to Prince Edward, Etobicoke
Website: N/A
Meal: snacks
My thoughts:
Okay, so this isn't a restaurant but you should know my motto by now.. if food is involved, then it's worth blogging about! I was working this weekend - I know, what a treat, right? Working at a food
I had a potato torpedo ($5) from a food truck whose name I now do not remember (it is December now.. yes, I've been bad.) There were various seasonings to choose from, and I chose the sour cream and onion. The torpedo was pretty tasty (i.e. the seasoning powder), but to my dismay, it was not nearly as crispy as it looked.
I had a potato torpedo ($5) from a food truck whose name I now do not remember (it is December now.. yes, I've been bad.) There were various seasonings to choose from, and I chose the sour cream and onion. The torpedo was pretty tasty (i.e. the seasoning powder), but to my dismay, it was not nearly as crispy as it looked.
I also had a Portuguese-style barbecue chicken with a red onion chutney ($3 for a leg). It was soooo good that I got 5(!) that weekend - 2 of which fell on the city street and I dusted them off and still consumed (hey, I am a firm believer in the 5-second rule, okay? At least when it comes to good food.) Yes, it was that good. I asked one of the cooks if they have a restaurant. He said they do not but they are at most food festivals in Toronto, which provided mild relief.
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