Toronto food events: ASEAN Feast, Winterlicious, Robbie Burns Day
Toronto Food Events rounds up the most delicious festivals, pop-ups, winemaker dinners, supper clubs and other food related happenings in Toronto this week and next. You can find us here every Friday morning.
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This Week
DateAbout the EventLocation-
January 20This monthly event features, food, music and art. If you grab an advance ticket ($10) at Circus Books and Music, Cask Music, Soundscapes or Rotate This, you can get a free Dutch dinner from Borrel TO (Justin Go and Alison Broverman).Matt Durant Studio
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January 21-22The Evergreen Brick Works wants to bring you outdoors this winter. Celebrate the ongoing season as well as blueberries with chef demonstrations, a street food market and lots of activities too.Evergreen Brick Works
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January 21This festival will celebrate a variety of Southeast Asian cultures with a delicious food festival and a variety of vendors.Ryerson University
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January 21-22It might be early, but don't miss your chance to feast on a four-course Scottish-style meal for $39.95 - that includes entertainment too.Miller Lash House
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January 22Bartender Atlas, Los Siete Misterios and El Rey will teach you everything you need to know about mezcal at this afternoon tasting event.
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January 23Learn how to enjoy warm sake property - this tasting will keep you feeling nice and toasty all winter long.
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January 23See top Toronto chefs duke it out in the kitchne. This week features Jonny O'callaghan (The Citizen) vs Felipe Cunha Faccioli (Mata) and Missy Hui (Fabrica) vs Miriam Mtz Echeverria (L'Unita).Luxe Appliance Studio
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January 25Head to this Dewar's whisky pop-up and see chefs compete to make the best Scotch egg. You'll also get to down some whisky in honour of Robbie Burns Day.
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January 25Tickets are $69.99 for this classic Rob Burns Day dinner hosted by Mill Street's brewmasters.
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January 25The Pour House, the Dominion Pub and Brazen Head are all hosting Scottish-style dinners in honour of Robbie Burns Day. Expect Scotch nosing as well as haggis and cock-a-leekie soup.
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January 25Scottish chef Kyle Deming will whip up this Scottish-style feast in honour of Robbie Burns Day. Along with haggis, there will be lots of country dancing and of course, poetry.The Chef's House
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January 25Feast on a menu of Taiwanese-style dishes to celebrate the Lunar New Year. Dinner and drinks will set you back $45.
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January 26Hart House will ring in the Lunar New Year with fireworks and a buffet filled with dishes representing good fortune, prosperity and happiness.Hart House
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January 26-28Even if you're vegan, you can still enjoy a Robbie Burns Day dinner with the Vegan Supper Club. Apparently there will even be meat-free haggis on the menu.Urban Acorn Catering
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January 26 - February 5This 10-day food event will give you access to four-course prix fixe dinner ($45) and three-course lunch ($30) menus at various Italian restaurants, including Ardo, Enoteca Sociale and Campagnolo.Various locations
Lead photo byJesse Milns of Lena, a Winterlicious restaurant
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