Rose Reisman’s service offers up a few different options depending on your preference – fresh meals with gluten-free and low-carb options, frozen meals for those wanting to stock up, corporate catering for the workplace, and juice cleanses for those looking to detox.
Two words: Handmade pasta. And that is just the beginning of the mouth-watering options chef and owner Jeff Bovis is cooking up at his Michelin-honoured restaurant, Wynona. Located in the ever-charming Leslieville neighbourhood, enjoy a delicately cooked fish on Wynona’s patio with a bottle of wine from the extensive and totally unique wine list.
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Banh Mi Boys puts their own unique spin on the classic Vietnamese sandwich with more modern fillings like meatballs and deep fried squid, and they do the same with their Korean-inspired tacos and Chinese bao.
Finding flyers can be challenging, so this provides an easier way to find the best deals in your area. Its simple interface also makes it very easy to use.
Flipp provides a collection of digital flyers that you can browse. It saves you time reviewing all the store flyers individually, so you can see all the best deals in your area.
You also have to claim it at a standalone Starbucks location – it doesn’t work at certain Starbucks locations (such as inside grocery stores)!
This Vietnamese sandwich shop is located in the heart of Chinatown and is a spot that many visit to grab some cheap banh mi in the city. You can grab a small banh mi for $4 or a large one for $5. Just remember that this spot only accepts cash, so remember to bring some change and bills.
Kibo Sushi is a fave of many Torontonians not only because of all their convenient locations, but because of their affordable yet delicious sushi rolls.
Being one of the oldest meal kit delivery companies in Toronto, Cook It works hard to protect the environment in the city. The meal boxes are short compared to other brands in Toronto, and every packaging material is recyclable (even the ice packs).
You’ll find everything from classic Canadian comfort foods like poutine or burgers to fusion eats like tacos and quesadillas.
The final meal kit option read more for busy cooks is Prepd, which wins in the pricing department at just $10 a meal and includes delivery. The only downside is that you only have four meal options to choose from every week, while the others offer six choices.