10 Foods You Would Not Believe Are From Toronto

[@andrewwilding6124]

Hawaiian pizza was created by a Greek immigrant that started the Satellite Restaurant in Chatham, Ontario. About a 3.5 hour drive southwest of Toronto.

[@m.al-h9108]

6:47 you guys filmed when the airshow was in town! lol

[@travelfuller]

Bad planning on our part!!

[@DucatiKozak]

​@@travelfullernawww, Labour Day weekend is a great time in the City !

[@elizabethabbott3726]

Crikey, that veal sandwich is enough for four people 😮 It's also incredible value. I'm in the UK so it's a real bargain. I'm hoping to visit Toronto next year so your videos are very helpful 😊

[@travelfuller]

It really is! We ate half and gave the rest away. Hope you have an amazing trip!

[@CodyGregory]

Awesome video! I love how you guys show the diversity of food with some amazing choices! Definitely putting a few of those locations on my next Toronto trip!

[@travelfuller]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Noam_Sane]

Fun video, thanks for spreading the news about how my town is a great city for foodies. You guys only scratched the surface, I kept saying to myself "what about there? Right down the street" but you did find some great spots and a couple I didn't know about too. Coming in the summer was wise!

[@DP-jaja]

I love how Kristin looks at you Will❤❤❤

[@scratchypants1]

Food I associate with Toronto - sliced white bread; warm milk; carrots. From a neighbour to the east.

[@ChicagoSince80s]

On a cold cloudy chicago afternoon.. latte☕️ & 😍Kristin👸🏼 & Will 🫡

[@travelfuller]

We need to make it to Chicago soon! Seems like an amazing food city

[@JunkfoodJunction]

Toronto loves a lineup (in case you haven't noticed lol)

[@pachena]

You guys need to visit Vancouver too!!!!

[@travelfuller]

For sure! A bit of a far trip for us haha but definitely on our list

[@VladislavBabbitt]

Why?

[@DP-jaja]

Kristin is my favorite NJ Valley Girl!!!🥰🥰🥰

[@morganchilds9054]

Come to the Junction next time for some of the best patties and sandwiches at When The Pig Came Home, and the best fried chicken sandwich anywhere... Chica's Chicken.

[@skatingcanuck9837]

Did you visit the bottom floor of the St Lawrence Market? The mustard in the peameal sandwich was made by Kozlik’s - it’s a family run business specializing in high quality mustard. There is a Kozlik’s booth in the market. If you visit late August/ early September the noise from the jets was likely pilots practicing for the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) airshow. ✈️The CNE is worth attending at least once.

[@VladislavBabbitt]

Yes, I have heard it is quite impressive.

[@zingdog33]

You know they're New Yorkers when they say the pizza has no flop 😉

[@DavidD073]

Oh my gosh ... you made it to my home city of Toronto!!! 🇨🇦 ❤😊 Sounds like you visited in August during the Airshow? 😲 You did very well on your first visit during a walking tour. Next time, I recommend you hit The Danforth for Greek food and Kensington Market for many cool smaller spots. Also, you may already know that Toronto has a very good steak game. Barberian's, Hy's, The Butcher Chef, and of course, Jacob's & Co., are worthy of your reviews! Hope you come back soon!

[@travelfuller]

We loved it and can’t wait to come back! Haha that must have been it. Yes we are definitely going to plan another trip for this summer to try a bunch of those!

[@DavidD073]

@@travelfuller Awesome! Can't wait for your next visit video!

[@NicholasMoreau]

@@travelfuller The air show was August 31 to September 2 last year, and will be August 30 to September 1 this year.

[@m.al-h9108]

didnt know sushi pizza was invented in toronto.. .i hate it because AYCE suhsi places always serve it great vid!

[@Dusty10]

Good One🍁

[@billeichinger1414]

Hey Guys! Great video. If you liked Toronto , then you should definitely check out Vancouver

[@travelfuller]

Someone else just said the same thing! Guess we’ll have to plan a trip. Thanks!

[@ElizabethArenare-d5x]

Sushi pizza!!!

[@travelfuller]

Liz!!! The beach is no place to be watching videos!

[@cet777]

Will, should Adam Sandler ever need a younger version of himself or a family member in a movie you should audition. Thanks for visiting our city. Great review guys, thanks!

[@travelfuller]

I tried going out for Happy Gilmore two! Unfortunately no luck. Thanks for watching!

[@skatingcanuck9837]

How long were you in Toronto for? It took me some time to get used to your very condensed style videos, but they work. It certainly sets these videos apart from a lot of other travel videos. Hopefully you will have some longer Toronto videos to come. Btw the ice cream shop I recommended before is RURU BAKED. It is focused on unique flavours with high quality ingredients - not instagrammable desserts like BANG BANG.

[@travelfuller]

Only one day this time! So we’ll have to plan another trip. We want to do a trip to Montreal and Toronto this summer to focus on specific restaurants. Yes but unfortunately we filmed this way back in September!

[@mjs28s]

@12:02 are those typical prices? $32 for a 16" pepperoni pizza or $27 for cheese?!?

[@NicholasMoreau]

For that restaurant, sure, being trendy. But Pizzaiolo, a Toronto-based chain with better options, a large pepperoni is $17.49, and at Pizza Pizza, a Toronto-based chain everybody knocks yet it's got more locations than ever 51 years in, it's two mediums, four pops for $22. But yeah, the place they went having a line like that, I'm not surprised about the price.

[@sc1]

Adam Sandler called. He wants his haircut back.

[@VladislavBabbitt]

Well over half the people who live in Toronto were not even born in Canada, haaaaaaaaaa! xD

[@TomMannis]

A bunch of foods that either NOT Canadian (pizza, e.g.) or fusions of other nations' cusines with ordinary "Canadian" ingredients. Not incredible at all. Love from Houston, TX

[@FunkyChild718]

Actually Toronto is the most diverse city in the world by ethnicity count. Also, Kristin pronounced Toronto properly - no second T. You should've tried the Trini roti, that's what Toronto is famous for. The Indian roti isn't really good in my opinion. Next time you're in Toronto try Nom Nom Nom Poutine, that is the best in the city.

[@travelfuller]

Thanks for all the info! We didn’t see Trini roti when we were searching but we’ll be sure to try both of those next time

[@skatingcanuck9837]

She’s right that Toronto is the multicultural city in the world - named by the UN at least twice. Roti Mahal is delicious - it’s a different style from Caribbean roti.

[@travelfuller]

@@skatingcanuck9837 we were originally going to try both and compare the two but this was a lot to do in a day!

[@pauly5418]

@@travelfuller Trini roti. The West Indian or Caribbean type roti which you didn't get a chance to try yet comes from Trinidad. The East Indian roti normally just refers to the flatbread, but the roti that you had at Roti Mahal is actually kind of a fusion, taking the West Indian idea of a roti and using all East Indian ingredients. This is a local creation. You won't find this in India or elsewhere.

[@NicholasMoreau]

@@travelfuller Heads up, though, you're indeed pronouncing Toronto correctly. The "don't pronounce the second t" thing is nonsense, created only in the last decade or so.