Toronto Food Events: Butter Tart Festival, Free Milk Tea, Trinidadian Feast
Food events in Toronto this week are packed with flavours from all over the world, with a Trinidadian feast, Icelandic food festival, Korean milk tea and Hawaiian pig roast. Markham is set to host a big butter tart festival next month and there's a dram festival to look forward to.
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This Week
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October 26The city newest teashop is opening with a free drink giveaway to the first 50 customers, plus merchandise and half-off drinks all day.Yang Teashop
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October 26Celebrate all things Korean with a feast of traditional goodies served up by local chefs, plus a big K-pop dance party in the Square.Nathan Phillips Square
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October 26-28Steam Whistle is transforming for a entire weekend of Halloween celebrations with different performers, activities and drinks late into the night.
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October 26-28Pick yourself up a free milk tea courtesy of CoCo as the Taiwanese chain launches five new locations in and around the GTA.Multiple Venues
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October 27Food, games and lots of beer are on at this big Halloween party and brew launch with speciality drinks, pumpkin decorating and games on all day.
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October 27Curry duck, doubles, pholourie, fried blood sausage and hops are just some of the traditional treats on at this big Caribbean-style feast.
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October 28The Oktoberfest celebrations continue with a big German-style celebration of steins and schnitzel from Von Bugle and Steam Whistle and more.
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October 28A celebration of traditional Mexican culture is on with food and drinks by Maizal, ChocoSol, Mezcal People and Pancho's Bakery.Evergreen Brick Works
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October 28The warmth of Hawaii reaches Toronto by way of a Tropical-style pig roast with a hibiscus-infused pig, hibiscus beer, AYCE sides and colourful leis.
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October 29This monthly series celebrates local brewers with a special spotlight on Barrie's Redline Brewhouse, four course dinner and beer pairings.
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November 1Back again is this big fundraiser dinner in its new space overlooking the city with a night of drinks, bites and a dance party.The Globe and Mail Centre
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November 1-5Traditional Icelandic food and culture is on with a week of music, design, film and events happening throughout the city.Multiple Venues
Lead photo byJesse Milns at Phipps
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