Toronto Restaurant Openings highlights the latest restaurant openings and closings in Toronto and also gives a preview of what's coming soon. Find us here every Thursday morning.

Open now

• Flor Dois Tapas and Supper Club opened this week on College Street.
• Bunda Lounge at Dundas and Ossington is rebranding itself as Casablanca Supper Club.
• A new location of EAT BKK Thai Kitchen replaced Vicky's Fish and Chips/Sue's Thai last week at 414 Roncesvalles Avenue.
• 1011 Siptea is now serving Cheese Crema Tea at 635 Bloor Street West in Koreatown.
• Original Shawarma has opened on Burnhamthorpe in Mississauga.
• Monkey Sushi is now open at 493 Bloor Street West.
• Konveni Go Mart now sells Asian snacks and products at 527 Bloor Street West.
• Haldi now serves Indian at 568 Parliament Street.
• Korean food can now be found at Dasoni at 630 St. Clair Avenue West.
• Woodhouse Brewpub is now open at 301 Lansdowne.

Recently reviewed

• Mom's Basement
• Gordy Smiles
• Madame Levant
• Lobby Boy
• Babel
• KitKat Chocolatory

Opening soon

• Midori Ramen specializes in chicken broth, and will be coming to Toronto in 2020.
• A new Cafe Landwer is opening at Yonge and Elmwood.
• Muni Robata will be replacing Ema-Tei on St. Patrick.
• Rose and Sons is quickly turning into The Grand Elvis shortly after closing.
• Tasty's Chicken in Chinatown is having their grand opening this Saturday.
• Locations of The Box Donut and Mac's Sushi are coming to Yorkdale.
• Aburi Restaurants (TORA, Miku) is opening kyo-kaiseki concept Aburi Hana this winter.

Closed

• KF Tea is closing their Pacific Mall location this weekend.
• The space where HuaJia Rice Noodle was is up for lease.
• Chopstick on Bloor is now closed at 561 Bloor Street West.
• Gdous has closed in the Annex, though they still have a Chinatown spot.
• Cookie Martinez has closed a Market 707 location, though a Junction Triangle location lives on.
• Pascal's Baguette and Bagels has closed after over 25 years in the Junction.

Other news

• The new Liberty Village Longo's is now fully licensed and open complete with its own Amsterdam brewery, and allows you to drink while browsing the aisles.