New restaurants in Toronto are still bringing it even in the face of a lockdown. It's not the easiest time to open a new restaurant in the city, but these places have given is new options for sushi, pizza, Thai and dumplings for takeout or delivery until it's safe to dine indoors again.

Here are some new restaurants that opened in Toronto last month.

Minami Toronto

The restaurant group behind Miku and Aburi Hana is at it again with this latest concept, which serves sushi, sake, wine and Tokyo omelette desserts in the Entertainment District.

Pai Uptown

This is the second location of Chef Nuit Regular's popular Thai restaurant, this one located at Yonge and Eglinton but still serving all the staples like pad gra prow and khao soi.

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Atto Sushi

This sushi joint on Danforth East replaced the beloved Hollandaise Diner and is now a go-to spot for maki, nigiri and sushi platters. They also offer classic appetizers like edamame and miso soup.

Juicy Dumpling Midtown

This affordable soup dumpling joint has been going through a spurt of opening new locations recently, and this one near Yonge and Eglinton opened up on Nov. 12.

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District Pizza

Multiple Distillery District businesses came together to create this pizza joint where pies have toppings like Ezzo pepperoni, pickled beech mushrooms, romesco sauce and organic tomatoes. They also do sous vide wings.

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Kettlemans Bagels Toronto

A Toronto location of this Ottawa shop just opened up in Etobicoke, serving fresh bagels stuffed with smoked salmon, chicken salad, tuna, turkey and hot Montreal smoked meat.

Arvo Liberty Village

Brunch and wine are now on offer from this cafe that's returned to Liberty Village where it once had a location in a different place. Expect sandwiches and brunch bowls with poached eggs.