The "What's good in Peel" thread.. (BRAMPTON/MISSISSAUGA Only please) :^)

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Hi folks :^)

I guess the point of this thread is to discuss/reccomend/state your opinion on what you would consider some of the best places in Brampton or Mississauga.. My only rule is NO INDIAN food please!! ( Things like Shawarma are definitely encouraged (being mediterranian) but I absolutely am not interested at all in Indian food or restaurants for now :) )

So, I suppose I will kick things off with PETERS ON EGLINTON


A greek-owned restaurant specializing in sliced-in-front-of-you-made-to-order deli sandwiches, and souvlaki...


At first glance, the items on the menu are indeed pricey.. But this place has made its name by giving portions fit for an absolute king, and served with consistency (In My Opinion, of course).. Grab a "Super" Pastrami Sandwich (fries/pickles/coleslaw all included) and the size will blow you away.. I'm going to come right out and admit _I HAVE NEVER HAD SCHWARTZES SMOKED MEAT_ but I gotta tell ya, I enjoy this more than any of the other smoked-meat restaurants I've visited in the GTA lately... Katz's deli is no competition, at least judging by the time I've eaten there... I've also never tried Center St. Deli but I have heard on many occasions over dinnertime food chat that the place is lackluster at best lately :)


Sorry for the ranting, just wondering what other places (preferably take-out) are worth checking out in peel... I've got PLENTY more to reccomend but I don't wanna do them all in one post.. Hopefully this thread will survive for a while :)

- Your fellow foodie in Peel!!

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I know you're on this thread already but others may not have seen it:
http://www.chowhound.com/topics/321581

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Any recommendations for spots near the Brampton Courthouse?

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Well there's Astoria for Greek Food (it's similar to the Astoria on Danforth Rd) across from the Starsky supermarket on Dundas St (few blocks before the 427). It's where the George's Big and Tall is located. There's Rio Grande Cantina next to Yuk Yuk's Comedy Club on Dixie Rd. 
Applebee's on Mavis (at Heartland) is decent quick food. 
Lemongrass at Square One (southwest entrance by the Bay) has good Thai food. 
Mariko (on Ridgeway Dr. and Laird Rd.) has decent AYCE Sushi. 
Big Bowl on Glen Erin Dr and Liruma Rd as well as Viet-Thai Restaurant on Eglinton and Credit Valley Rd both have good Vietnamese food.
If you're looking for a variety of beers West-50 on Burnhamthorpe Rd and Hurontario St has plenty of choices at pretty decent prices.
Coopers (west of Burnhamthorpe and Mavis), the Harp (Lakeshore Rd, east of Mississauga Rd), and Failte (Duke of York Blvd across from the Mississauga Central Library and City Hall) both have good pub food.
Tremendous (open late) on Wolfedale Rd and Emerald (Eglinton and Hurontario) both have good Chinese Food though some have rated them so-so.

How's that for starters?

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Are you asking or telling us about where to eat? The "no Indian" advisory worries me about your scope if you live in Mississauga/Brampton. Peter's is sorta OK+ with loads of food the HDL-glutted clientele obviously adores.

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Lemongrass at Square one - their curry crab is great ! (~34 per crab)
Kumai sushi - best sushi in Mississauga
Sam Woo Chinese - good standard chinese food in Mississauga

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Another good place is Nick's Famous Pita in Mississauga.. Great shawarmas & various kebabs, everything is cooked to order, and they've got the most delicious pita croutons.. I'll usually get the shawarma dinner, which comes with a good portion of meat, rice, potatoes or fries, a pita, hummous, and a caesar salad :)

I'm hungry just thinking about it :)

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Hey ...
Lotsa restos in Mississauga ... avoid the franchises and try the following:
Switzer's on Torbram in Brampton; authentic smoked meat deli sandwiches.
Mangia Mangia Italian on Chrysler Drive in Brampton; homemade, honest Italian
Ming Room on Queen St in Streetsville; great hakka chinese.
Calabash on Erin Mills Pkwy & QEW; great Trinidadian.
Portland Jerk at Torbam and Queen; really good Jamacian
Greek take out (can't remember the name) on Lakeshore @ Clarkson road.
Osmows in Streetsville & Brampton; for falafel.
Eastern Passage in Brampton for authentic newfie cod & chips.
The Rubicon in Clarkson for great ribs & wings
Jessie's Burgers on Matheson @ Kennedy for outrageous souvlaki plate
These are my trusted hang-outs ... give 'em a try and let me know what you think.
Enjoy

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Anyone been to Tandoori Flame on Dixie and Steeles?
I have heard good things but never been.

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Anyone here tried the Japanese restaurant, Momoe, on the east side of Hurontario just a bit north of Dundas? I used to go there back in the day and thought they had very nice sushi and fantastic tonkatsu for reasonable prices. Good service and elegant dining room, too.

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We now have a Panago right at the Brampton/Mississauga border, it's at Financial & Derry

We've gotten pizza there a couple times now, always good. BBQ Chicken, tropical chicken, new york deli have all been good!

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Two to try:
Nine18 (Turnberry Golf Course) beside Lowe's on Bovaird near 410. Great sweet potato fries, cheap drinks, some misses. I would definitely return and will do a proper review next time.
Hinote Sushi at Bristol and Mavis in Mississauga. My colleague swears by the quality and says it's the best of 15 places he's tried (but he hasn't tried Kumai). Will try and report back.

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Hi all, 

I'm looking for a mid-week dinner spot closer to the northwest corner of Mississauga for 4 friends to have some good food. We'd like to linger and chat over a nice meal, we all like all kinds of foods and have all lived overseas and travelled extensively and aren't afraid of ethnic or new tastes. 

Preferably not a chain, definitely not a roadhouse, mid-priced, high quality. 

Recommendations? Most of the ideas on this thread so far seem either too fast and casual for our dinner or pretty far south (Lakeshore). We can drive anywhere but are starting from the 401 and Mississauga Rd. area. 

Thanks in advance!

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Hey Guys, there's a new Wasabi at the Courtney Park and Hurontario complex by Denny's. Anyone try that yet?

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My wife and I really enjoy the Golden Palace at Torbram and Northpark. They have a fairly small establishment with a Chinese food buffet. Being a small place they can't have as many dishes out on their buffet as the huge multi room places. This being said what they do have is very well executed. Great place for take out as well.

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I know you`ve been here already duckdown, but I`ll add it for the other hounds participating in this post. It`s The Blue Sage at Tomken and Eglinton. Love the pulled pork sandwich. I'll second Saucy in Streetsville, though it can be a bit noisy. There is a thai place we like in Streetsville too; not the one close to Saucy (though it's good) but closer to Main and Queen, possibly on Mill Street. They are very small family run with maybe 6 tables and do offer take out. We love their pad thai. We also like Grano`s on Enfield Place south of Square One. Also small and family run serving good Italian food at reasonable prices. And lastly, we enjoy the Happy Jade at Dixie and Dundas.

Duckdown, thought I read somewhere that you are the only real foodie in your house, hence the leanings toward take out places. Ever thought of promoting a chow gathering at one of these restos? I'm definitely interested in trying new places since I am new to Mississauga and Canada, but my SO is often not available due to FT job plus an accelerated school program. I bet there are a few others participating in this discussion who would participate as well. Just a thought...

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I was looking to grab lunch today and went into a little place in the Bovaird/Hurontario area called Italian Garden.
It seems like mostly a take out place, but their hot food table looked soo good! I got the lasagna and thought it was delicious! I was starving, but regardless I'll be back for more if craving pasta.
It's at the north/east corner of Bovaird/Hurontario, just north of the Rexall Drugstore..

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I haven't been in awhile, but I seem to remember the Palomino (Kennedy & Clarence) making a mean Jerk Chicken. The portion was huge, and the price fair. Hope this helps!

~ Heather

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Lucy's Seafood Kitchen gets a vote from me. It's kind of in the middle of nowhere but since I work out here, I don't have much choice. It's very casual and laid back, yet with attentive service and fresh, fresh seafood. Reasonably priced and portioned, you won't leave feeling ripped off or cheated. 

http://www.lucysseafoodkitchen.com/
6905 Millcreek Dr. (South of Derry) near Meadowvale GO.

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In Brampton, for sushi try the Sushi House at Main & Church, we've been several times and are always impressed. 
For Vietnamese, try Pho Peter at Kennedy & Church, good Pho but our favorite is their version of Pat Thai, really spicy, big portion and great taste. 
For a nicer meal, I agree with the earlier post of La Capanina (sp?) on George st. It's one of those places that we kind of forget about but always love the food and service when we go.

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Pho Peter Restaurant
65 Kennedy Rd N, Brampton, ON L6V1X6, CA

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'That Italian place' - Williams pkway & Chrysler Dr. Brampton - fantastic italian sandwiches & Pastas - They also cater. By far twice as better as california's - all fresh ingredients, Family owned, different offering of pastas day to day.

"Saigon House" - West Drive & 410, Brampton - Pho is great , soup is fresh! Mixed rice dishes are bountiful, Try the Fresh Mango shake, and Mango Sald.

"Miga Korean & Japanese BBQ" 2382 DUNDAS STREET MISSISSAUGA
This is authentic korean bbq, with the cooking table. good sushi selection as well.
excellent grade meat & fish, and the service is excellent.

"SAHLA THAI" - Queen & rutherford, Brampton
a little pricier than I'm use to, but good date place, very good pad thai and mango lhassi, 
authentic dishes, made to your spice level.

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I second Kumai for sushi. Actually, it's the only place I'm wiling to go for sushi in the saug. Yes, service is slow but they do always mean well. They do a great house made fish cake that's a fun appetizer. I, like Food Tourist, have experienced one or two off days, but it's more on the rare side. If I made a million dollars a month, I would go to Hashimoto at least once a month. But because I don't, I limit myself to the best traditional kaiseki experience in the GTA to once a year. Key word being traditional - no gimmicks.

Nirvana at Brunel and Hwy 10 is great for Indian, although I would always recommend to call ahead because the do a lot of wedding events.

Frankin House in Streetsville has one of the best patios in the saug - and happy hour from 4-6 is mini pitcher for the cost of a pint, which is great to have alongside an order of sweet potato fries. They do a $8.99 fish & chips special on Fridays, and everyone there on Fri is usually noshing on a plate of f&c. I find the batter thick, but the slaw is fresh, the service is pretty good, and I just wash it down with cheap beer anyway :)

Peter's is not bad if you have a craving for smoked meat in the 905, but I just can't handle their portions (tell me again why I want to pay more for excess food that I can't finish??) - if you're in that area, I'd give Blue Sage a go instead for some pulled pork.

Korean is always a good option in the Dundas/Hwy 10 area. There's Man Doo Hyang at Kirwin and Dundas for noodles and dumplings, WOW (big orange sign) just a block west on Dundas, and they serve some really tasty savoury soups. Buk Chang Dong for tofu stew at the Chinese plaza on Kirwin and Hwy 10 is a good economical option for a hearty winter meal. I'm not a huge fan of Korean BBQ so I don't frequent Miga too often, but I do like their bibimbap selection.

For dim sum, I swear by 1) Grand Chinese Cuisine at the Double Tree (Dixon/Airport), or 2) the Perfect Kitchen near the Costco on Ridgeway (Winston Churchill/Dundas area). Grand is more of a splurge, but their food is consistently top notch. They do have some seasonal menu options - some hits some misses - but definitely more inventive and way more care is placed on the food than the average run of the mill dim sum spot in the GTA. Having worked in Markham for a while and dim summed quite a bit out there, I'd say that Grand serves up more consistent food than their rivals on the other side of the 905. I would place LWH as #1 for dim sum in Toronto, and Grand #2. Casa Victoria and the likes don't compare (except in price!). As for the Perfect Kitchen, their portions are smaller but more precise then the other sloppy dim sum spots in the Saug, and the food is always piping hot. There is never questionable mealy shrimp anywhere, and the service is quick and efficient. I live a 2 minute walk to Emerald on Eglington and Hwy 10, and I refuse to go there for dim sum. The food is tepid and selection is spotty at best - I can never understand why it's packed.

For Chinese takeout (noodles/congee fare), Deluxe Noodles at the Deer Run mall (along the side where that atrocious sushi restaurant is). The restaurant is dingy and grimy, but if you want takeout with "wok hay", or really wokky stir fry, then this is the spot for you. They're busy pretty much all the time, but their take out is really quick. My personal fave is a beef and vegetable stir fry rice vermicelli - instead of stir frying thick ho fun noodles, I ask them to sub in thin rice vermicelli that they fry so the edges are crispy. There is no way that dish is good for anyone, but it's a comfort food thing.

Sometimes I think we take for granted that there are good Vietnamese options in the saug - I used to look for weekday lunch options in Markham and the Viet options end up being bad Chinese impostors, so now I have a new found appreciation for the pho that you can get here in Mississauga. Golden Turtle on Confederation and Central Parkway is a cheap and cheerful option.

I like Brazil Bakery for a mid afternoon pit stop Tosta Mista Caseira and a typical European train station espresso - that's a comfort food thing too.

Lastly, one of my go-to's is Lion City. I think their level of service is a little misunderstood - they are friendly and attentive in a more reserved manner. Once I walked in right at 11am when they opened, and I heard someone busting out a tune in the kitchen. It was about 5 minutes before anyone walked out and noticed I was there, but they apologized and chuckled that they got carried away with their singing. I'm ok with that, because they always serve me consistently good food. I reco Hainan Chicken rice, Laksa, and the Shrimp and Egg Hor Fun. Roti is tasty too, but I try not to have too many because I love fat and refined carbohydrates too much. The Bakuteh is a little salty for my taste, but it hits the spot when I have a craving.

Now if someone can tell me where I can get a really (REALLY) good coffee in this town, I'd be less miserable about living in the Saug :)

Happy eating everyone!

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Lion City Restaurant
1177 Central Pky W, Unit 70, Mississauga, ON L5C4P3, CA

Buk Chang Dong
691 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6G, CA

Grand Chinese Cuisine
655 Dixon Rd, Toronto, ON M9W1J3, CA

Man Doo Hyang
6068 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M2M3W6, CA

Miga Restaurant
399 Bank St, Ottawa, ON K2P1Y3, CA

Perfect Kitchen
3075 Ridgeway Dr, Mississauga, ON L5L5M6, CA

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Has anyone been to Congee Dynasty on Burnhamthorpe just East of Creditview?

I want to try it, but I'd love to hear what others' experiences are there first so I know whether it's worth going or not.

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- Barb's roti shop 
1181 Lakeshore Rd E Mississauga, ON L5E 1G1

Love her chicken curry rotis. 

-Nova portuguese bakery on Cawthra

Lots of stuff there, bread, cakes, pastries, savoury crabcakes and pastries. Also grocery items.

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Lakeshore Cafe
6320 Lakeshore Rd, Forest, ON N0N1J0, CA

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There is a new place opening soon at Derry and Torbram..sign says "Oink, Oink, Texas BBQ opeing soon" Kind of a strange industrial area..but I'm loving trying new bbq places..

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Duckdown, I know you're always looking for wood ovening pizza..I saw a big sign today advertising wood oven pizza's at a place called Pizza King (or was it Pizza City??)
Anyway, it was in the new plaza in the south west corner of Ray Lawson and McLaughlin in Brampton...
Didn't stop in, and not sure if you've tried it yet??

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Pizza City
550 Queen St W, Brampton, ON L6X3E1, CA

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Some of my favourite places in Mississauga are Bombay Bhel at Hurontario & Eglington, Great Indian

Marconi Pizza for great Pizza and Panzarotti, Cawthra & Burnhamthorpe

West 50 Pourhouse for mid range dining price point around the same as Jack Astors or Kelsey`s but the food is at a different level all together, Chef Olaf does good food. Also how can you go wrong with 100 or so beers on tap. Excellent. At Burnhamthorpe & Hurontario.


Burrito Boyz both Missauga locations are good but have had better burritos from Dundas & Hurontario location recently.

Dai Ichi Sushi at Winston Churchill and Dundas is awsome. Great value fresh ingredients

Pho 99 at Burnhamthorpe & Grand Park is our favourite pho place.... Better food and cheaper than McDonalds.

Will post more as I think of them.

Oh yeah I forgot Mackays Pizza in Brampton. Some of the best pizza out there

Earls in Square one is good but a little more expensive

Chez Viet is awsome. Its at the amc on Hurontario & courtney Park

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Burrito Boyz
9 Stavebank Rd, Mississauga, ON L5G2T3, CA

Dai Ichi Sushi Restaurant
3105 Winston Churchill Blvd, Mississauga, ON L5L5S3, CA

Marconi Pizza
3635 Cawthra Rd, Mississauga, ON L5A2Y4, CA

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In the area I normally goto;

Pho da Bo for the less whitewashed Pho. Cheap, fast, tasty. Doesn't have the 'cool" atmosphere that the places my friends have taken me for Vietnamese, but all those places tasted too subpar.

For Thai I goto Thai Signature. Mainly for their red duck curry and deep fried taro.

Greek is Colossus of Rhodes, nice small little place with good environment and good food. The piklia starter which is a selection of cheese, olives, spreads, and spanakopitas is more than enough for two and only 11$.

For pitas I goto Port Credit Souvlaki/Souvlaki Hut. 10.95 for any pita (except lamb) plus a big portion of greek rice/potato/fries/salad and sparkling water.

Aielli is nice italian food. Not cheap and not the biggest portions, but very satisfying.

For absolute late night food, it is pho ba ca. Very average pho, but open till 4am. They also with serve drinks until then, nice for after the bar when you are looking for a little more.

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Thai Signature
203 Lakeshore Rd E, Mississauga, ON L5G, CA

Aielli
286 Lakeshore Rd E, Mississauga, ON L5G1H2, CA

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Just received an email from Big Daddy's that they have closed the Mississauga location at Lakeshore and Southdown. No more buck a shuck oysters. ;-(

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I really like Walkers Fish Market..great spot for seafood. I go for lunch often and love the ciopinno soup and they have this great balsamic brushetta..

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Try the new beef ribs at Blue Sage, they are delicious (and the size of a flintstone rib, seriously).. I think he said a half rack is 1 rib and a full rack is 2 ribs. They're gigantic and the bone gives it great flavor.

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I was really impressed by the cabbage rolls at katz's and especially the sweet pickled peppers- the best I have ever had.

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Since this post is a bit old, I'm wondering if you've since changed your opinion on Indian food. If so, have you tried anything new? If not, I think only fair that now we post some Indian for the rest of us to enjoy knowing about. I haven't had any Indian in Peel in awhile other than my friend who brings me great Samosa's from somewhere in Brampton.

Not sure if it's in the posts as it's been awhile since I read through, however I think Calabash on Southdown at QEW is great for Roti and doubles. They have great food and service is friendly.

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Hmm. No one's mentioned Wally's?

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Captains Snooker Hall - right on dundas and tomken.
been going there for over 14 years for their chicken steak rice. cannot go wrong with the price and portion. they sear it on the griddle so it has a nice crispy skin on top of some white rice and hot sauce.
The place itself is a dive but you will be hooked once u try. Its that type of dirty good.

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My personal Favs... 

Joe's Pizza on McMurchy for the best Panzarottis (deep fried, not baked) with a meatsauce on the side.
Tony & Jims in Flowertown for the biggest, tastiest wings and hot steak sandwiches
Quickies on Kennedy for the East Coast Special poutine with meat
Sonny's for a half and half...poutine and onion rings
Giggling Tomatoes on Kennedy/Queen for breakfast
Pita Pit for great pitas
Crabby Joes for 1/2 price Crabby platter (after 9 pm) 
The Works in Oakville for the best burgers
Manderin for Chinese take out only
Thai Express in Bramalea City Centre for pad thai
Bourbon Street there is also pretty good
Louisiannas is excellent for a night out
Tinsels on Kennedy for jamaican patties
MacKays Pizzaria on Gillingham for the dbl CHEESIEST pizza
Heritage Fish & Chips...any location for a fisherman's platter
Mr. Jerk on Derry and Goreway...best jerk food around, but be prepared to stand in line 
Texas Longhorn on Dundas St. E Mississauga for a great steak dinner
And for a good East Coast dinner.....Come to my house....LOL

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For Indian food, please try Anjappar Chettinad near Shoppers World.

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I just wrote about a Korean and Japanese restaurant in the other Mississuaga thread but I figure I'll reference it here as well. I think it's a worthwhile place to go for lunch if you're in the Meadowvale / west end corporate Mississauga area. It's hard to find great options for lunch.

My go to places are Sushi in Sushi, El Sombreo (Financial location), Sprouts, Ming Room, Asian Wok n Roll, Mizuki, Zen Gardens, Zita Churrasqueira Portugese BBQ, and Guru Lakshmi. 

Here's the review I just posted for Sushi in Sushi in the other thread.

I wanted to write about a hidden gem in Mississauga. The restaurant is called Sushi in Sushi. I first came here when it opened and was pleasantly surprised by the quality and service provided by the owners. It's run by a Korean family who clearly takes pride in what they do. The restaurant is tucked away in an odd location (beside a car garage) but inside the restaurant is a quaint and clean traditional Japanese styled space.

The service is always prompt, courteous, and warm. You're greeted by the owner/chef with a smile and you can seat at the bar or at one of the 9 smaller tables nearby. The menu is mostly Japanese but it does have a fair number of Korean dishes. For lunches, they have set boxes that are good value. The prices range from 8.95 to 12.95 and this includes real authentic green tea (with rice pieces!), salad, miso soup, fruit (honeydew slice), sushi rice, and variety of entrees. I've had the bulgogi (sliced beef in a sweetened soy sauce), salmon teriyaki, chicken teriyaki, and tempura options. Everything is freshly made, hot, and good tasting. Portions are not large but is a good value for the price. The salmon is fresh, succuluent, and has good charred bits. The bulgogi is flavourful and not dry. The tempura is not oily or heavy. 

You can quickly get your lunch and finish within 30 minutes but the atmosphere is relaxed and calm with the classic jazz being played over the speakers. I highly recommend this place to try if you're in the area for lunch! I'm going to eventually go here for dinner and hoping to try for sushi and sashimi dinner.

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I am going to add Vita Pita to the list - it's at Ray Lawson and Hurontario, same plaza as Cora's. Middle Eastern/Med, food is homemade, fresh and delicious. Service is fantastic. More of a quick lunch place.

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I'd add "Union Social Eatery" to my Mississauga list, had a great homemade burger & fries here the other day. They claim the burgers are all ground fresh in-house, and claim there's no freezers or microwaves in the entire restaurant. I have no way to verify any of these claims but the burger was definitely super super juicy, oozing all over the place which is always a good sign. Great place for a pint of cold beer and a sandwich, me and the gf will definitely be returning. It's in the same plaza as Drake & Firkin and Boston Pizza and El Sombrero (Financial drive)

Terrific french fries but where's the gravy?

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Has anybody tried recently (what I believe to be) the only bbq place in Brampton, RD's Southern BBQ on Kennedy north or Queen? Would it deserveto be on this list at all?

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Peter's is the one restaurant near brampton, that consistently serves good food, I was there a few weeks ago, we had the cheese & broccoli soup (it was scrumptious) & my friend had the corned beef on rye with fries, she took half of it home, she said it was delich, I had the fillet of sole with roasted potato & fresh veg. had to take half of the fish home, it was excellent heated up the next day, my ver fav. plce to eat, no comparison to any other restaurant, plus we had the nicest server ever!!!! Will go back again & again!!!!

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I was just told that there is a place that makes freshly made in house gelato in Mississauga AND it's good! It's in the Lazio bakery (on Eglinton between Mavis and Hurontario). I LOVE this bakery for the breads and cannoli but I haven't been in here all summer long because A) business travel and B) I wanted a flat stomach for the summer ;).

BUT if there is good gelato to be had in Mississauga, I'll sacrifice my stomach on the last week of the summer to enjoy it :) Has anyone been here? If not, I'll be the guinea pig and report back.

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So according to Toronto Life (i know i know...) the best cannoli in Toronto doesn't belong in Little Italy or Woodbridge. It's in Mississauga?

http://www.torontolife.com/daily-dish/features-dish/2013/10/03/50-crazy-good-things-to-eat-and-drink/

In this new article it mentions Irene Celebrity Bake Shop and after doing a quick google search, other than urbanspoon, there's nary a mention anywhere.

According to the article, 10 batches of this pastry is made daily. Has anyone tried this place out? I've been on the hunt and I'm eager to find a good spot.

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Twin Fish Thai cuisine at the Courtneypark cinema alleyway is really good. Same with the new location of Drupati trini food on Kennedy Road north of Steeles.

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