Hi it's Stephan again and Charesma here.
Today we're gonna show you some great
places to eat off campus. Here we are at
Ted's, a world-famous diner located in
Scarborough, only 15 minute walk away
from campus and if you're deciding to
take an Uber or a bus it's about five
minutes. My favourite part about Ted's is the really friendly
atmosphere, the warm lighting, the really
friendly staff and of course awesome food. Oh
man! There you go! Do you guys need anything else? When you come here it
really gives you that rustic diner feel
I just feel like I'm in the eighties, looking at
pieces around me. You've just finished
exams and you're trying to reward
yourself, you can head on down to Ted's,
have a huge meal and then start your day
right. Rosa's Pasta offers so many
different options. Whether you're looking
for halal or vegan, gluten free or
vegetarian, Rosa's Pasta really goes out
of their way to make your pasta, your
pasta. And it's only a 10-minute walk
down Military Trail to Old Kingston Road,
or a three to five minute bus or Uber ride.
Let's dig in!
Okay that one's really hot!
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We got some coleslaw over here, some
beets over here as well. Gotta have your
veggies. We got some lemon juice and
tartar sauce.
If you're craving seafood, Highland Fish
& Chips is the place to go.
They've a range of Scottish platters
from meat pies to coleslaw and fish and
chips and so much more.
I mean it's only seven minutes away from
campus and with such high ratings it's
definitely a place to check out.
We're here at Osmow's, UTSC's fan
favourite shawarma joint.
They've got some great servings and
great food, like "Chicken on Sticks"
which is chicken, garlic sauce and fries, and
I mean, just by me tell you what the
ingredients are, it already sounds
delicious. So good. Fries are crispy,
chicken tastes great, sauce just brings
it all together.
Hakka cuisine. It's kind of like a
combination of Indian and Chinese
flavours, where you have the spices and
the richness from India, combining the
traditional cooking methods of the
Chinese, and together you get food
that so delicious and savoury. And it's only a
15 to 20 minute bus ride on the 38 or
the 95 along Ellesmere Road. House special noodles. If
you go to any Hakka restaurant, almost
every single one will have a House Special
noodles and it's the one to try. Here we
have what's called Beef Gai Lan
Gai Lan is Chinese broccoli. And Paneer 88 is
with lots of spices and mix vegetables in it too.
And the Sizzling Platter we have over
here, great presentation and it's chicken
that's been marinated very well and it
taste so good. And finally we have Lollipop
Chicken which is breaded chicken
drumsticks with a bunch of different flavours
devices incorporated into the breading. What would Bourdain say about this dish?
He will say that this is a beautiful fusion and matrimony of
cultures and flavours. Well put. We're here at The
Real McCoy, a classic burger joint in
Scarborough, where you can find a very
great burger for a pretty good price. And
it really gives you that a homestyle
burger feel. If you look at burgers they
produce, they're just something you kind
of have at like a barbecue at home and
they really hit the spot. Thank you.
It's about a eight-minute drive or 20
minute bus ride from campus and honestly
it's worth it. We're here it at Canbe, one
of our favourite restaurants that offer
amazing South Indian dishes, from all
kinds of fried rice, to curries noodles
Koththu Roti, and samosas. With the
portions you get the prices are so
affordable. And it's only 15 to 20 minutes
away from campus if you are taking the bus,
and about 15 minutes if you're taking
Uber or Lyft.
I'm thinking I want to try the veggie
samosa the fish cutlet and the mutton
roll. And we have to get the chicken
biryani. Oh definitely, it's a must have.
This one over here is a fish cutlet it's
kind of like a fried fish ball
That's a mutton roll, which is lamb inside a
crispy roll. And then we have a
vegetarian samosas over here. And honestly we just love
this place so much
because we grew up eating biryani and
samosas, because our parents will be
making it in the morning and you'd be so excited just
to try it. The flavour really brings
you home. You can tell they put a lot of
love into the food that they make here.
When you're a student living on residence
and sometimes you may feel home sick, these foods really bring
you back to your home. We're at Kapit Bahay,
a Filipino restaurant that's about 20
minutes away from campus if you're
taking the 905. It's an amazing place to
visit if you looking for some authentic
Filipino food in like a casual restaurant
setting. All right we have some noodles,
beef stew and spring rolls. It's got a
bit of sweetness got a bit spice. It's a
great spring roll, it's crispy, the stuffing is
filling. If you're creating authentic
West Indian food, the Roti Hut is the
place for you. As soon as you enter that
door you feel that island vibe, and the
smell of all kinds of West Indian spices
and roti fill your nostrils. And they've
got all your West Indian classics,
whether you're craving Pholuries, Doubles,
Roti, Goat Curry, whatever you want. They've
probably got something to suit your
cravings.
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We're here at Lamanna's, one of our
favourite bakeries around UTSC. It's a
place where you get some delicious
pastries, some pizza, lasagna, fulfill all
Your Italian cravings. And it's only a 20
minute bus ride on the pulse, or a ten
minute Uber ride.
We hope you enjoyed going on this food
journey with us in Scarborough.
Make sure to check out these unique
restaurants and let us know how you like
them on social media.
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