At long last, a vacant restaurant space in one of Toronto's swankiest hotels is about to be filled with a new tennant: one of the most-awarded Chin...
With locations in Hong Kong, Singapore, Bangkok, Seoul, Cebu, Las Vegas and Vancouver, it's safe to say that fine dining dim sum restaurant Mott 32 is angling for world domination. Or, possibly, they're just achieving it without really trying.
While plenty of people in Toronto were heartbroken to lose the Momofuku location, I have a sneaking feeling that the new spot will more than fill the hole in our hearts. The second Canadian location for the brand, Mott 32 is bringing flavours of Canton, Shanghai and Beijing to Toronto tables, and promises dishes are crafted from an"extensive selection of the best ingredients," according to the website.
While the restaurant has yet to confirm an official opening date, it has announced that it's coming in Spring of 2024, so it should be any day now.This is the man behind Toronto's hottest new hidden restaurantCasa Loma is hosting a lavish high tea experience for Mother's Day in TorontoFood festival celebrating 41 different countries coming to Toronto
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