Suq Mediterranean Kitchen — Restaurant in Toronto

SUQ Mediterranean Kitchen is a new fast casual restaurant located on the NE corner of Finch Ave East and Champagne Drive. The food is fresh, fast and flavorful. They offer a variety of Mediterranean dishes as well as the best pizza in the East, healthy soups, salads and sandwiches, power bowls, deserts and coffee. This placed opened early in December.

The interior is spacious, clean and dynamic with market products such as hummus, jams and oils to take away after your sit down or with your take-out meal. I had the Siciliana Pizza which was incredible. The dough was light and crisp around the edge with the perfect amount of toppings, served on a long wooden board.

They offer Small Bites for starters including, Shakshuka, Eggs with Soujuk, Lentil & Rice with Caramelized onions, Fatet Hummus with ground beef, Baba Ghannouj, Foul Medamas with eggs, Labneh, Labaneh and Falafel.

There is a variety of Ka'ak Sandwiches including Ka’ak Halloumi with Pesto, Ka’ak Labaneh with Veggie, Ka’ak Halloumi (Greek) Cheese, Ka’ak Kashkaval (Bulgarian) wth Cheese (Ham add on), Ka’ak Zaatar & Olive Oil, Ka’ak Chicken Shawarma, Ka’ak Beef Shawarma, Ka’ak Kebbe, Ka’ak Kafta and Ka’ak Falafel.

Other dishes include both meat and vegetarian items and the coffee is some of the best in town. The Maanakeesh, or Lebanese Pizza would make a Pizzaiolo from Italy, happy.

The owners, Jean and Sami are super attentive and the staff is great as well. This place is a nice surprise and a great concept that is sure to expand as...

Solid casual Lebanese lunch spot with amazing traditional sandwiches and wraps. I'm not a chicken person as I usually order lamb but since I'm such a sucker for garlic sauce, I had the get chicken shawarma sandwich which was just so juicy and garlicky and delicious. Their wraps with traditional thin bread(not thick pita) with zaatar and labneh was also amazing. Tabouleh salad was so fresh as if the parsley was just chopped. Their muhalabieh was pretty good too except for me a little too much corn starch as when we took some of it home it didn't really hold form with clearish liquid seeping but great flavor. Their traditional walnut cookie was delicious too. They have baked falafel too but did not get to try it as they were suddenly out of that at the start of lunch...kinda strange...plus the cashier promised garlic sauce with the kibbeh sandwich but we did not get any. Overall highly recommend...

Part time high quality, fresh tasting, inspirational food. I have lowered my expectations since they opened. First couple of months they were serving everything fresh, cooked at the right temperature, giving the best texture. Since then they have decided to go the lazy route and the food has been frozen and heated, sometimes, they serve it still cold. It's a shame because the food is really good at it's best. It's gotten to the point where it's half of the time that it's not up to par. I'm really disappointed after only three or so months they have decided there is no need to put their best effort forward. This is from a customer who goes many times per week, and has noticed the gradual fading since this last month. I won't be going...