Cheap Places to Eat in Mississauga

"You wouldn't expect to find a French-Cantonese restaurant on College Street in Little Italy, but that's part of DaiLo's fun. The menu features crowdpleasers like truffled pumpkin dumplings and jellyfish slaw, but the real treats here include the whole fried trout, a dramatic and flavorful dish that's served pre-chopped with several dipping sauces, the braised lamb neck with banana blossom salad, and the General Tso sweetbreads. A $65 chef's choice menu, which consists of six or seven dishes, showcases the menu's full range."

"They serve up amazing French-Chinese fusion cuisine in a gorgeous Instagram-worthy restaurant in Little Italy. They switch up their menu every so often, but their Sweet & Sour Pork Hock and Truffle Fried Rice are both classic staples on the menu. You can also visit the smaller version of their restaurant, Little DaiLo, inside Assembly Chef’s Hall downtown, a food hall filled with upscale restaurants serving up a few of their best dishes!"

"Banh Mi Boys Sandwich Shop offers an array of sandwiches, steamed bao buns, and more. Also available are dishes such as braised beef cheek, panko tofu, five spice pork belly, pulled pork, and fried chicken steamed bao along with kimchi and tofu fries and salads. Articles You May Be Interested In:10 Of The Best Disney Collaborations In Recent YearsAn Eco-Friendly Canadian Food Delivery Company Has Taken Over Foodora10 Popular Toronto Restaurants You Can Order For DeliveryWINNERS, Marshalls & HomeSense Are Reopening In Ontario This WeekToronto Restaurants & Chefs Are Sharing Recipes In A Free Online Cookbook"

"Offering a variety of modern Vietnamese subs and Asian baos, Banh Mi Boys does not disappoint in the cheap, delicious eats department. At peak hours, the restaurant is often jam-packed with hungry diners waiting for fun fusion food that are sure to tantalize taste buds. Their fried chicken steamed bao ($4) and kimchi fries ($6.50) will have you rave about for days afterwards."

"Take the "a" off of "Planta" and you will realize what this restaurant is all about (and it's not the hokey pokey). Marketed as plant-based cuisine rather than vegan, this fresh and airy restaurant specializes in delicious food from around the globe that any meat-eater would be proud to chomp. Planta burgers have queso, pickles, buffalo aioli and spiced fries."

"Upscale dining isn’t really my thing, however the food was good and I think Plant is a great choice for a nice dinner out that will appeal to omnivores and vegans alike. The interior of the restaurant is beautifully decorated and the food was creative and delicious. I certainly enjoyed my meal there, I just probably wouldn’t eat there very often."

"Find it: 180 Queen St. W., plantarestaurants.com, @plantaqueen. The atmosphere: Chef David Lee wowed Toronto foodies with Nota Bene, his Queen Street resto where well-heeled locals would head for the tasting menu. In a bit of a surprise move, the chef opened Yorkville’s Planta in 2016, a plant-based resto for the same style of patron."

"Distance from downtown: 17 minutes This family-owned brewery was born out of two brothers’ desire for total control over the creative brewing process, and the need to “brew outside the box.” What you’ll find at Blood Brothers is the adventurous beer drinkers’ paradise in a menu packed with experimental flavours, balanced with enough approachable styles for the casual beer drinker to pick up a four-pack and head to the park for some late autumn rays.Best Brew: You can never go wrong with the golden sour Paradise Lost series (currently pouring Guava in the tap room), but if you came to push the limits of brews outside the box, grab a bottle of White Lies with Riesling, a sour ale brewed with Riesling grapes; $8 per 500-milliliter bottle and $6 for 12 ounces."

"In 2015, Blood Brothers was born when a pair of brothers decided they needed to bring more interesting beers to their pals. Now, the Geary Avenue brewery is a full-scale operation. Beer menus read like potions – the Shumei IPA blends West Coast and North Eastern styles of IPA, while the Paradise Lost is a sour ale brewed with carrots, mangoes and pineapples."

"As its name might suggest, King’s Noodle Restaurant is renowned for its bowls of noodle soup. With almost 50 varieties to choose from, options range from barbecued pork to pig’s feet and wonton for the more avid Chinatown diner. Even in the packed storefronts of Spadina Avenue, you cannot miss the restaurant’s exterior thanks to the authentic fried and barbecued ducks hanging in the window."

"If you’ve been to the area before, you may have noticed the full barbecued ducks and pigs that have been hanging in the window of this Chinatown institution for decades. The meat isn’t just for show, King’s Noodle House serves the best Cantonese barbecue in the city!. Try their barbecue roast duck congee with Chinese Churros on the side!"

"King’s Noodle first caught my attention when it was featured on Bizarre Foods Toronto with Andrew Zimmern as a must-visit at the heart of Chinatown. Decades of serving up steaming bowls of fresh noodles and Chinese BBQ duck have honed their culinary skills to master-level techniques."

"Toronto takes pizza seriously, which is good, because so do Toronto kids!. With three locations in Toronto, “QMP” often gets called out for its kid-friendly efforts. The children’s menu offers a full-size pizza or pasta and ice cream for dessert for $10 and kids meals have been known to come out first (although there’s no guarantee, it’s extremely helpful when it happens)."

"Pizza Del Arte isn’t 100% vegan, but they have an extensive pizza menu. You can also make your own vegan pizzas with vegan cheese, too. Some options from the vegan menu: vegan cheeseburger, vegan Italian, vegan Mediterranean, vegan wild funghi, and many more."

"Located in the heart of Kensington Market, this small and sweet bakery fuses French and Japanese techniques. The must-try item on the menu at Little Pebbles is definitely their croissants which are baked in-house with natural, high quality French & Japanese ingredients. The Raspberry Matcha Croissant and Black Sesame Croissant are the perfect fusion of European and Asian flavours."

"A post shared by Little Pebbles (@littlepebblesto) on Mar 29, 2020 at 7:05am PDT. This charming bake shop sells the cutest little treats, hence the name. Try the Sakura macaron for cherry blossom season, or one of their many other tasty treats."

"This subtle Japanese bakery in Kensington offers three signature cakes, all delicious and beautiful. The strawberry shortcake looks straight out of a picture book, while the chiffon cake is the black sesame dessert of your dreams."

"I’ve been going to Demetres for desserts for as long as I can remember. Before the York Region food scene was poppin’, Demetres was the go-to dessert spot in Richmond Hill. The Demetres in Downtown Markham is a newer location, and the space is absolutely gorgeous."

"4 – Enjoy a mammoth sundae at Caffe Demetre Do you love desserts or have a sweet tooth now and then?. If so, than head on over to Demetre’s for a much-deserved indulgence. Enjoy mammoth sundaes, cakes ala mode, and homemade crepes made to perfection."

"This popular halal burger chain is dishing out burgers at locations throughout Toronto and the GTA. Options run from classic cheeseburgers to ones stacked with three patties and grilled cheese buns. Lead photo by Hector Vasquez at California Sandwiches."

"Taiwanese eateries are known to be cute, and this one is no exception. But do you know what’s really adorable?. The fact that everyone gets an apple with their rice or noodle dish."

"All the poutine toppings you could ever want, wrapped up in one small trailer. Ask for whatever you like on your poutine at this simple but satisfying eatery located in the front courtyard."

"Childhood nostalgia meets plant-based baking at this adorable Kensington house, which looks like the kind of place on the block that always had baked goods on the counter — except without a stick of butter or gluten-full flour bag in sight. Everything at Sweet Hart Kitchen is 100 per cent vegan, gluten free and naturally sweetened. Sugar junkies rejoice with seasonal pies, pastries and raw or baked cakes."

"A post shared by Sweet Hart Kitchen (@sweethartkitchen) on May 24, 2020 at 5:25am PDT. Vegan, gluten-free, baked, and unbaked, there’s so much goodness going on at this little sweet shop, it’s ridiculous. Seasonal specials and all-the-time faves are available for preorder online, ready to fill your tummy with deliciousness that, honestly, isn’t even all that unhealthy."

"At Sweet Hart Kitchen you will find amazing baked vegan goods such as raw cakes, cookies, truffles, donuts muffins and more!. There are a ton more Toronto dessert places that are just waiting to be explored!. As you can see this list of the best vegetarian restaurants in Toronto is quite extensive with a variety of options."

"Just outside of Calii Love (the healthy eats coffee, smoothies and lunch bar specializing in poke bowls) on King Street you’ll find some adorable pink murals that are perfect for the gram. These are probably my favourite pink walls in Toronto, aren’t they cute?. Located at: 367 King Street W"

"If you’re also a lover of all things colour, Calii Love has a wall filled with cute and aesthetic murals perfect for your Instagram feed. Afterwards, you can grab a colourful latte or poké bowl inside the restaurant!. LOCATION: 367 King St. West, Toronto, ON"