The NBA announced Thursday its first \u0022NBA Courtside Restaurant\u0022 will open north of the border.
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oronto-based Urban Dining Group, a family-owned and operated business serving the Greater Toronto Area since 1989. Toronto-based chef Erica Karbelnik, who won Top Chef Canada Season 9 and Chopped Canada Season 3, will serve as NBA Courtside Restaurant’s culinary ambassador and will oversee the development of a globally inspired menu.Article content
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