Toronto added 7 new restaurants to the City of Toronto licence registry in June 2026. Korean BBQ in West Toronto. Lebanese shawarma in Scarborough. Sri Lankan hoppers in Scarborough. Chains excluded. Each entry below is verified open and carries an estimated "first seen" date.
"First seen" reflects when each restaurant first surfaced in our combined evidence — City permit, public-health inspection, social media — usually within a few weeks of opening, but a permit can lead actual opening by months. How we verify ›
Piravi Indian Bistro is a takeaway operation on Sheppard Ave E in Scarborough, built around a menu of Indian savoury snacks and curries. · No website yet.
Korean fried chicken counter on Dundas St W in West Toronto, built around the chi-maek concept of pairing crispy bird with beer.
Lebanese Shawarma kitchen on Lawrence Ave E in Scarborough, where the menu centers on spit-roasted chicken and lamb carved to order and wrapped in house-baked pita. · No website yet.
A Tamil kitchen on Finch Ave E in Scarborough's Malvern, one of the most concentrated Tamil-Canadian neighbourhoods in the country.
Som Tum Jinda is an Isaan Thai kitchen on College St in Downtown Toronto, specializing in the fiery, sour-forward cuisine of northeast Thailand rather than the coconut-heavy…
Greek Souvlaki and gyro have arrived on Ossington Ave in West Toronto, a neighbourhood where Greek food presence remains sparse despite the street's reputation for casual… · No website yet.
Indian street food operates as a counter-service stall inside World Food Market on Yonge St in Downtown, where Harpreet and Sukhjinder serve Pakoras, fish Pakora, Aloo Gobi… · No website yet.
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