Any favourites? Thanks!
I can recommend the War Fries at Little Sister.
I’m nowhere near there, but wanted to say that your post made my mouth water. Now I’m craving Fancy Fries.
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Moo Frites (RIP)
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Second the war fries.
I like various versions of masala fries, most recently at Leela’s in Little India - curry spices with drizzles of sweet-tangy tamarind, yoghurty something, mint, cilantro, and other stuff.
The fries on the rooftop of the Broadview Hotel were fun, with ramen seasoning and kewpie mayo.
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My friend who will remain anonymous sent me these hot tips at 3:01 am!
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Thooooough everything tastes good at 3am.
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I tried kimchi fries for the first time from Banh Mi Metro recently. Honestly, why didn’t anyone tell me before? So delicious.
https://banhmimetro.com/
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Banh Mi Boyz also sell kimchi fries.
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Many moons ago, I quite liked George St Diner. It was close enough for this Irish girl.
For all the pubs in Durham, there’s nothing Eire about them.
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Hawk & Chick - Curry Fries. Nice takeout spot for lots of things.
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OK, why are fancy fries not as creative here in the U.S.?
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Helps that Toronto is one of if not "the"most multicultural cities in the world. Pick 100 countries and we probably have a top 5 expat population residing here.
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Hahahaha, maybe you just need to find them? (Not sure!)
Primanti Bros in Pittsburgh does put fries in its sandwiches and on its salads.
I tried Chowder fries in Salem and saw them on menus in Boston. Probably won’t order them again, but they are kind of fancy!
