Last night’s
@canadasbest100 restaurants unveiling at Queen’s Quay in Toronto was a fun, buzzy get-together. It was great to see some of the country’s best eateries celebrate what they do so well.
Congrats to the excellent restaurants that made this year’s list, and to Jacob Richler and his team for compiling their definitive annual take on Canada’s dining scene.
The event’s food and drink stations provided a nice window on what leading restaurants from Vancouver to Halifax have to offer. Sadly, no Ottawa restaurants got to strut their stuff. Next year, I hope.
From
@akin.toronto in Toronto: A tom yum sphere made of lobster, coconut milk, enoki mushroom, lime leaf, lemongrass, Thai chili, lime juice and fish sauce
Cappelletti di Cafe from
@tribute.restaurant in Nova Scotia: fresh pasta, tallegio, asiago, cinnamon cap mushrooms and prosciutto butter
From
@restaurantbeba in Montreal: Foie gras-stuffed dates with pistachio and olive oil
From
@lecrocodilerestaurant in Vancouver: Bluefin tuna tart with shaved foie
From
@takja_bbq in Toronto: Dry-aged spicy beef tartare with gochujang yukhoe vinaigrette, chives, toasted pine nuts, puffed brown rice, egg yolk sauce in a nori chip
From
@pasta.pooks in Montreal: Raviolo stuffed with ricotta and spinach
From
@gatsbysyyc in Toronto: Maitake mushroom tarte souffle
From
@current_caviar : A bump of Imperial osetra caviar
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@oishii.berry strawberry mini-pavlova
From
@rizzoshouseofparm in Thunder Bay: Tiramisu
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