It's nearly time to celebrate the Year of the Rabbit. These Toronto restaurants are serving up dim sum feasts, afternoon tea and everything you need for at-home hot pot
With a few locations around the GTA, this bakery makes it easy to pick up Lunar New Year treats. Offerings include a variety of nian gao, including the traditional rice cake along with seafood-radish and ginger versions, as well as assorted golden fritters and deep-fried dough goodies in the shape of gold ingots.
This Junction Triangle kitchen is offering two Lunar New Year specials available for pickup and delivery. On January 20 and 21, there will be a meaty feast and a veggie one . Then, on January 27 and 28, they move to a dim sum menu. Lunar New Year radish cakes and prosperity salad can also be ordered separately.
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