[CH] Re: [CH} Toronto Food

Phil McFarlane (phil.mcfarlane@utoronto.ca)
Wed, 18 Feb 1998 08:49:47 -0500 

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Hi Margo!
The best hot food I've had in TO so far is the thai food at Bangkok =
gardens on Elm street near Younge.  The only time to go is at lunch, =
where they have an amazing all you can eat buffet for $10.  A chile head =
must have the made to order soup to start.  It is made at the street =
noodle bar, and you can specify as much ground hot pepper (I think it's =
cayenne) as you like.  At the street noodle bar you should also get a =
condiment tray that includes chile peppers and hot pepper powder.  You =
can then add this to any dish to bring it up to your level of heat.  =
They also have Upper Canada on draft which is the perfect way to cool =
off.  The food, decor and service are great for $10.
I've had difficulty getting a good hot curry in Toronto, noone believes =
you when you say that you want it really hot.  The Red Devil has a good =
selection of sauces and is dedicated to the Chile Head theme, but is =
expensive (it's in the theatre district), and not all of its food is =
particularly hot.  I still haven't made it to the ACME grill on Peter =
street near King.  It's supposed to be good and cheap, also with a good =
selection of hot sauces and beer.
Hope this helps.
TTYL
Phil

Dr. Phil McFarlane, M.D., FRCP(C)
Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences
2075 Bayview Ave, North York, ON, M4N 3M5
phil.mcfarlane@utoronto.ca=20

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Hi Margo!
The best hot = food I've had=20 in TO so far is the thai food at Bangkok gardens on Elm street near=20 Younge.  The only time to go is at lunch, where they have an = amazing all=20 you can eat buffet for $10.  A chile head must have the made to = order soup=20 to start.  It is made at the street noodle bar, and you can specify = as much=20 ground hot pepper (I think it's cayenne) as you like.  At the = street noodle=20 bar you should also get a condiment tray that includes chile peppers and = hot=20 pepper powder.  You can then add this to any dish to bring it up to = your=20 level of heat.  They also have Upper Canada on draft which is the = perfect=20 way to cool off.  The food, decor and service are great for=20 $10.
I've had difficulty getting a good hot curry in = Toronto, noone=20 believes you when you say that you want it really hot.  The Red = Devil has a=20 good selection of sauces and is dedicated to the Chile Head theme, but = is=20 expensive (it's in the theatre district), and not all of its food is=20 particularly hot.  I still haven't made it to the ACME grill on = Peter=20 street near King.  It's supposed to be good and cheap, also with a = good=20 selection of hot sauces and beer. 
Hope this helps. 
TTYL 
Phil 
 
Dr. Phil McFarlane, M.D., = FRCP(C)
Institute=20 for Clinical Evaluative Sciences
2075 Bayview Ave, North York, ON, = M4N=20 3M5
phil.mcfarlane@utoronto.ca= =20
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