Eat around the world just by going to Toronto

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April 09, 2011

Eat around the world just by going to Toronto

Couldn't help linking to this entry on our sister blog, CanadianCrossing.com, since it involved eating your way through multiple nationalities by never leaving the general area around downtown Toronto.

The article is from Monica Eng, who covers food for the Chicago Tribune (full disclosure: I know Monica), and she likes trying different foods from different nationalities.

All of the destinations (two of which I have had personally) are within reasonable walking distance of downtown Toronto or a short bus, streetcar, or subway ride away. Which is good because you need to burn off all those calories.

Posted at 07:55 AM in advice, blogs, fast food, outside blogs, print media, temptations, travel | Permalink

Tags: Chicago Tribune, downtown Toronto, eating, Monica Eng, newspaper, Portuguese food, Portuguese restaurant, Toronto, travel article, travel story

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