Name: Bake Code
Address: 4910 Yonge St, North York, ON M2N 5N5, Canada, Toronto
Telephone: +16473463888
Price range: €
Rating: 3.5

Bake Code

I recently tried the calamari, and it was a delightful surprise! The buttermilk version was good, but I wish it had been a bit crispier. Overall, a great addition to the menu.

We came to The Keg and ordered a fresh burger from the children&#39;s set for $12. Children&#39;s drinks cost an additional $4. Two appetizers: calamari (squid) for $13 and escagot (baked snails) for $12. Free bread before the meal. It was warm, cozy and delicious.

The Kinton Ramen sign is prominently displayed on the side wall and can be seen from the North York Centre subway station. One of the best Japanese ramen restaurants in Toronto, it launched a set menu to enhance immunity during the epidemic.

Nome Izakaya, as its name suggests, is a Japanese izakaya with a lot of sake on the window. It is also an oyster bar, with a special offer every Tuesday and Wednesday: oysters for $1 each. The chef&#39;s recommended dishes are eel risotto and tuna brioche.

Ajisen Ramen is Ajisen Ramen. It originated in Kyushu, Japan in 1968. The founder wanted to share the fragrant bone broth ramen with thousands of people, hence the name. The lady on the logo is standing on a pile of menus in front of the door at this moment, looking very cute.

Eat BKK specializes in street food from Bangkok, Thailand. There are traditional chicken satay, Tom Yum Goong soup, northern Thai golden noodles, and some foods that combine Western flavors and ingredients. The chicken wings here are a bit like the lard version of KFC on the streets of Thailand.

Bake Code（烘培密码）来自台湾，与Chatime（日出茶太）为同一公司旗下。所以在北约克，两个品牌共同同一门面。这是多伦多首家Bake Code门市，有日式轻奶酪、香肠牛角包等。

Bake Code is from Taiwan and is owned by the same company as Chatime. So in North York, the two brands share the same storefront. This is the first Bake Code store in Toronto, with Japanese light cheese, sausage croissants, etc.

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