treasure restaurants in downtown Toronto

Image 2️⃣: Canoe This restaurant offers a regularly changing tasting menu with diverse and delicious dishes. The waitstaff are very friendly, and the most distinctive feature is the restaurant's view. Located on the 54th floor and near the CN Tower, the scenery is breathtaking! 66 Wellington St W, 54th floor Per person cost: 100 Image 3️⃣: Kost The view is stunning, located on the top floor of a hotel, also near the CN Tower. There's a photo-worthy swimming pool; I suggest going at sunset 🌇! However, the taste is average, classic Canadian Western food. Sisters who want to take photos, rush here! Per person cost: 100 80 Blue Jays Way, 44th Floor Image 4️⃣: Daldongnae Korean BBQ 🥩 Restaurant Korean-style barbecue, my go-to dishes are beef boneless short rib, pork belly, and seafood pancake! These three are the most classic signature dishes. As long as there's still meat, egg液, and corn on the table, you can ask the waiter to add more for free at any time. Those who are tired of eating at Gyu-Kaku BBQ can try this place! Cost: Around 40 361 Yonge St, Second Floor Image 5️⃣: Tokyo Sushi Restaurant A treasure-level Japanese restaurant in downtown Toronto with very authentic Japanese cuisine. Sea urchin lovers must go! It's less than a 10-minute walk from the University of Toronto, and the sashimi is very fresh! Cost: Around 30 33 St Joseph St Image 6️⃣: Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ Restaurant If you like Japanese barbecue but prefer higher-quality meat, you can come to this restaurant. It's not a buffet, but the quality of the meat is very high, similar to Gyu-Kaku. There are about 50 options, and you can upgrade your meal. They serve roasted marshmallows and chocolate sandwich cookies for dessert after the meal! Very suitable for a date for two. 81 Church St Everyone, do you have other treasure restaurants to recommend? Feel free to add them in the comments. New students can join the organization, and we can go to the restaurants together to check-in. #UniversityofToronto #UniversityofTorontoFreshman #TreasureRestaurantRecommendations