A hip and trendy district that is known for its many tasty restaurants and food shops. It also has many colorful houses that make for cute pictures! Try out the Jerk chicken if you're in the area!

Kengsinton Market is a bohemian community, one of the oldest traditional markets in Toronto. The Caribbean, Middle East, North America and other customs are overflowing, so the road sign is a planet, here is the epitome of the global village. The Jewish market, which originated in the 1920s, is now occupied by Portuguese, West Indian and Korean people, close to Chinatown.

The market is large, there are many places to visit, and the things and goods here, including paintings on the wall, are very characteristic and style, personally like it, and there are many foods to find here.

You can eat Toronto's specialty snacks here, and many people in Toronto will come here for afternoon tea.

Kensington Market can buy a lot of local specialties, and the price is relatively close to the people.

There are many local specialties in Toronto, and the price is very affordable.