Toronto Thai restaurant that closed after 20 years having massive liquidation sale
The closure of an iconic Toronto Thai restaurant could be a golden opportunity for you to start cooking more at home, embark on a food-based side hustle, or simply to stock up on cheap canned lychee and even cheaper rice noodles.
Golden Thai, one of the city's oldest authentic Thai food outposts, is selling off everything it owns this week after more than 20 years in business.
The liquidation sale begins today, Sept. 2, and runs until Friday at 5 p.m. inside the restaurant's longtime former home at 105 Church St.
OMG Toronto, there is a MASSIVE liquidation sale happening today through Friday at the old Golden Thai Restaurant, 105 Church Street (Church & Richmond)
— myblocktyler (@myblocktyler) September 2, 2020
Got to check out these deals, everything is on sale for cheap, cheap, cheap.
See you there!#torontorestaurant #torontofoodie pic.twitter.com/V0Jm9oIzF3
You can find everything from restaurant-quality glassware and plates to rice paper and other Thai pantry staples, as well as art pieces and statues from the restaurant's dining room, at the Church and Richmond liquidation sale.
Prices look pretty right, too, with deals like five packs of bamboo skewers for just $2 and an "outdoor portable sink and bar" for just $200.
Sadly, this sale marks the end of Golden Thai's tenure in King East: The restaurant closed down in mid-March due to the COVID-19 pandemic, like all other restaurants and bars in Ontario, and will not be reopening.
