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Hey everybody
how you do?
I'm still gunnarolla.
Here in Toronto we're currently not able to dine in,
but it doesn't mean that
we can't still enjoy tasty food in the great outdoors.
So today I'm going to show you five spots
where you can dine out without dining in
and support a local business.
Let's go.
All right, first food item of the day.
We're going to get donuts,
but we're not getting any donuts.
We're getting Isabella's Mochi Donuts.
If you follow me on Instagram,
you know I'm obsessed with this place.
They've got different flavours all the time.
You can really go there every morning.
All right,
squished this one in my pocket a little bit,
but I'm sure it's going to taste great.
It's chewy,
the black sesame flavor,
look at how thick the icing is.
This is my favorite donut,
there's just something
about the chewiness of that mochi.
And now it's time for something a little more substantial,
let's get a burger.
And burger reveal, whoa!
Look at this juicy burg.
But I am all about these fries.
Look at that.
We're continuing down Queen Street
to pick up some sandwiches,
but they aren't your usual ones.
(sigh)
Am I really kneeling in a parking lot to do this?
So first spot,
Banh Mi Boys.
This is my favorite place to get banh mi,
but they do some amazing fusion type of dishes,
and what I got is something pretty special.
It's not even on their main menu.
It's called a Club Bao,
and inside,
oh my God it smells amazing already,
and it looks like this.
So this is pork belly and fried chicken
in one delicious bite.
Bon appétit!
Mmm!
It's so juicy.
You've got the spices,
the cilantro,
fresh pickled veggies.
It's incredible.
There's a man watching me
and I feel so stupid doing this,
but it's okay.
All right next up is Allwyn's,
they make incredible Caribbean cuisine
but they're known for their sandwich.
And this one comes stuffed.
All right you see this?
This is a stuffed sandwich.
We got coco bread, we got patties,
we got chicken, we got a bit of slaw.
Enjoy.
Oh it smells amazing.
Mmm!
Oh my God, so good.
(soft music)
Oh!
We know what that place is.
Today I want to take you over here.
(laughs excitedly)
So I guess if you don't have anywhere to dine in,
an alleyway by a dumpster is your best bet.
So I got-
there's, there's someone there.
What's going on.
All right I had to vacate the premises
because they were not too happy that I was shooting there.
So we're going to continue
in this other random alleyway with a car behind me,
let me move.
Let's just sanitize our hands before we touch the food.
Alright I love Dainties
because they have Asian-inspired flavors.
I, once again, went for black sesame.
Open it up.
(Plastic wrap rustling)
Focus on this,
oh good, there we go.
Whoa!
It really smells like black sesame,
with a hint of hand sanitizer.
Bon appétit!
(plane roaring)
Mmm, that's good!
Look at that.
Creamy, chewy, incredible.
Gotta wait for people to pass by.
All right, that concludes our little food crawl for today.
It's a really tough time
for some of these local restaurants,
so please support them if you're able to,
you obviously don't have to dine outdoors.
In fact, you should stay home as much as possible
but if you do find yourself outside,
those are some options.
Leave me your favorites in the comments below,
don't forget to subscribe.
I'll see you on Tuesdays and Fridays.
A la prochaine!