Italian6 months ago
Ammucca Sicilian Street Food
A Sicilian street food counter specializing in fried rice balls, croquettes Sicilian-style mini pizzas.
Corso Italia · West Toronto1154 St Clair Ave W Unit B, Toronto, ON M6E 1B3
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The kitchen focuses on Arancini and suppli, the two fried parcels that define Sicilian takeaway culture: Arancini are saffron-rice balls bound with ragù and cheese, while suppli are elongated rice croquettes with mozzarella centres, both served hot from the fryer. This family-run operation fills a gap for Sicilian quick bites in the city, a format distinct from full-service Italian dining. The Arancini al ragù and mozzarella-filled suppli are the counter's core offerings, crisped to order and meant to be eaten standing or on the move.
Try the arancino - catanese, arancino - classic, arancino - spinach, arancino - mushrooms, arancino - pistachio.
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