Best Restaurants in Downtown Toronto: Reviews & Food Guide
From Chinatown and Kensington Market to King West and Yorkville, the downtown Toronto restaurants worth your time, in one place.
Top-Rated Restaurants in Downtown Toronto
Restaurants in Downtown Toronto rated 4 stars or higher by registered members.
Popular Cuisines in Downtown Toronto

Western

Japanese

Chinese

Korean

Thai

Vietnamese

Western

Japanese

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Korean

Thai

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All cuisines
Most-Reviewed Restaurants in Downtown Toronto
New Restaurants in Downtown Toronto
Latest Reviews in Downtown Toronto
Eating in Downtown Toronto
Downtown Toronto has the densest mix of places to eat in the city. Chinatown, around Spadina Avenue and Dundas Street, is still full of Cantonese restaurants, pho shops and barbecue counters, while neighbouring Kensington Market is known for independent shops, street food and cooking from around the world.
Head west and King Street West and Queen Street West are lined with bars, casual dining and fine dining. Koreatown on Bloor Street near Christie station is the place for Korean barbecue and set meals, and Little Italy on College Street has plenty of Italian restaurants and cafés. The Financial District and Yorkville concentrate fine dining and spots suited to business dinners.
The downtown restaurants on CHOPSBOOK are mostly Western, Japanese, Chinese and Korean, with many cafés, ramen shops and sushi bars. Every restaurant has reviews written by registered members, plus photos, menus and opening hours, and you can filter by cuisine, rating and whether a place is open now.
Downtown Toronto Restaurants: FAQ
Where are most of the restaurants in Downtown Toronto?
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Chinatown (around Spadina Avenue and Dundas Street), Kensington Market, King Street West, Queen Street West and Koreatown on Bloor Street have the highest concentration of restaurants, each known for different cuisines.
What Asian food can I find in Downtown Toronto?
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Japanese (ramen, sushi, izakaya), Korean (barbecue, set meals), Chinese and Vietnamese pho are the most common, and Chinatown still has traditional Cantonese restaurants and barbecue shops.
Where are the best places for a business dinner downtown?
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The Financial District, King Street West and Yorkville have the most fine dining and steakhouses. On CHOPSBOOK you can filter by the Fine Dining type and sort by rating.
How are ratings for Downtown Toronto restaurants calculated on CHOPSBOOK?
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A rating is the average of all published member reviews for that restaurant. Every review is written by a registered member and includes a dining date, and most include photos.
Can restaurants pay to rank higher in Downtown Toronto?
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No. CHOPSBOOK has no sponsored rankings or paid placement. Lists are sorted only by rating and number of reviews.
















