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We went there tonight and not only was the sticky toffee pudding wonderful, the chocolate molten cake was unusually tasty. I also enjoyed everything we ordered---expensive place but it follows through!

Eating one right now. Pretty good. MMM... breakfast. Cake > thought the cupcake needs a better hit of chocolate IMO. Tastes too much like regular vanilla base. But that may be my preference on red velvets, since I don't think there's a globally accepted baseline on chocolate levels in red velvets. Aside from that, it's moist enough, but more dense than airy. I liked that. creamcheese icing - held its shape as it had...

Haha @ the cool brewery website It says in huge bold letters with techno music "Free home delivery!" which sounds great, so I went into the product thing and picked out a 24 of #9, and a couple 4-packs of their other beers I hadn't tried.. Then I go to checkout and find out for orders under $100 they charge $15 shipping per product it says.. needless to say it was too expensive so i'll just wait till i go there in...

They moved on to Danforth, right beside The Only Cafe.

Wow! That looks insanely good. Now I want to go back to Vietnam just to taste this dish. For now, I'll settle on Nha Trang (it says Pho Canh Buom outside), 1144 College St., 416-538-4287. In the Star article that Aser posted, this place was mentioned as having Bun Cha. We'll see how it stacks up to the image of Dac Kim in Hanoi.

Lee is the only restaurant on the OP's list that I would want to visit. Small plates, some of which are Asian inspired. I like the Singapore Slaw. Black Hoof is focused on Charcuterie- not my kind of thing. Sundays are tough nights in TO for better restaurants, and many of the restaurants in trendy neighbourhoods like Ossington and West Queen W (like Nyood) do not open on Sunday and Monday nights. The Drake might be a good option for you...

i've been meaning to go to mikado for a while and finally made it there... while i think the texture of the rice is actually better at zen (mikado's was a bit hard but a fresher slightly warmer batch near the end was much better) the seasoning was better at mikado. the beautiful interplay between it and the japanese red snapper was lovely. the slice size also seemed more appropriate at mikado for me where it was a small two bite...

Do they all have sit down tables? Wouldn't mind trying a pizza from them, but getting it to my place by any means would be annoying.

I tried the Bulk Barn on Kingston Rd near Midland today, and they didn't even know what I was talking about. It may vary from one store to the next -- I always bought them at either Scarborough Town Centre or Fairview Mall Bulk Barns. I'm still on a quest, as they are my mother's favourites (next to chicken bones, which I did find at BB today).

There are two excellent Thai restaurants that likely deliver to your area. They're Mengrai Thai http://www.mengraithai.com/ and Sukho Thai http://www.sukhothaifood.com/ A word of caution if you order from Sukho. Plan on giving them lots of lead time and don't count on it when they give you an estimate as to how long it'll take. For my last order I was told 45 minutes and it took an hour and 20 min. Just a little inaccurate.