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Qatar
Qatar's Years of Culture with Canada
By
Sara Waxman
3 min read
His Excellency Mohammed Al Kuwari, former Ambassador to Mexico, and Qatar's Year of Culture advisor, launches the Qatar Canada Mexico 2026 Years of Culture
Indian Spices
Where to DINE Now: Kadak
By
Adam Waxman
6 min read
Dynamic Indian cuisine, artful and luxurious, in mid-town Toronto
ice climbing
Winter Escape to Elora
By
Adam Waxman
8 min read
Ice Climbing, Spa Bliss and Dining in the Jewel of Ontario
F+B_with Robata at TONO by Akira Back
Where to DINE Now: TONO by Akira Back
By
Sara Waxman
4 min read
Nikkei Cuisine is a heaven-made marriage of Peruvian Passion and Japanese tradition 
Medieval Times
Where to DINE Now: Medieval Times
By
Adam Waxman
3 min read
Transported to a Knight's Tale in a Dinner for the Ages.
Madeleines at Gateau Ghost. Photo courtesy of Gateau Ghost.
Where to DINE NOW: Gateau Ghost
By
Sara Waxman
4 min read
Toronto brunch flaunts Parisian and Korean fare
Laura Peruchi, unsplash
Romantic Getaway to Woodstock
By
Adam Waxman
9 min read
One day to recharge with artisanal experiences from coffee, chocolate, cheese and soap making, to spa plunging and dining.
LOUIX LOUIS restaurant
Where to DINE Now: Louix Louis
By
Sara Waxman
5 min read
From sabering champagne in the cocktail lounge to dining at the top of Toronto
Culinary Roots Dinner by Unilever. Photo by Linda Novobratski.
Borderless Cuisines are the Menus of the Future
By
Sara Waxman
6 min read
Unilever, who supplies food to restaurants, offers a view into the latest trends in dining-out
Cocktail of Juice of Dragon Fruit, St. Germain, Ouzo, garnished with fresh red rose at Shangri-La Hotel Toronto. Photo by Sara Waxman/DINE magazine
BOSK at the Shangri-La Toronto Hotel Delivers Italian on a Plate
By
Sara Waxman
4 min read
Taste of Shangri-La is exuberant Northern Italian menu that delights through October
Tea Horse. Photo Courtesy of Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada
Indigenous Cuisine Across Canada
By
Adam Waxman
5 min read
An exploration of Indigenous-owned Restaurants, Wineries and Breweries
Sushi Yūgen Interior. Photo Courtesy of Shushi Yūgen
Sushi Yūgen: Most Unique Omakase in Toronto
By
Adam Waxman
6 min read
Cuisine, hospitality and aesthetics combine for the most authentic taste of Japan in Toronto
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