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Tracking Toronto's newest, independent, registered restaurants

Tracking Toronto's newest, independent, registered restaurants

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Patogh Irooni specializes in seekh-skewered meats and house-made sausages zaban (beef tongue) and a "royal plate" combining multiple proteins as signature offerings. The menu targets the quick-service diaspora crowd along Yonge, bridging the gap between sit-down Persian dining and grab-and-go lunch traffic. The grilled wrap, meat charred on vertical skewers, wrapped in flatbread with grilled tomato and onion, is the kitchen's primary calling card, built for speed without sacrificing the Char and Char-smoke that define the technique.

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2 monthsCAFE NEGINDowntownNo website — visit early
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