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Mocha Mocha
Mocha Mocha blends Croation, Japanese and Peruvian culinary influences to serves unique and delicious salads and sandwiches.
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Monday, February 13, 2012
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You might want to come in a little earlier on rush hours (lunch, brunch, dinner) to get a seat for more then 2 people.
Best eats on the Danforth!!! A neighborhood Gem. Especially if your not in the mood for Greek food. Ham and cheese, avocado crepes are off the hook and the brown rice salad is truly unique.
FYI. the description is a bit misleading. The owner's backgrounds are Croation and Peruvian/Japanese. The food is more of an international affair with some latin influence. You won't find sushi here.
Fantastic! 5 stars!