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• 4.4Food
• 3.9Service
• 3.7Ambience
• 4.2Value

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1. OpenTable Diner

   Toronto

   vip

   Dined on December 10, 2016

   overall3food4service3ambience3

   The food is the only real attraction here. We dined on a Saturday night and were one of only three occupied tables. The server was young and inexperienced. The table was set with a single fork each and when we asked for a knife, she literally brought one knife, not one per person. Same thing when we asked for finger bowls to clean up after eating the ribs - one bowl. The food itself was served hot and it's quite tasty. The restaurant is clean. The ambience was a little off due to a family that had a child that they wouldn't control, so he was hopping all over the place and jumping around on the unused benches. This place could be awesome but they need to focus on the total dining experience and not just the food.

2. Diana

   Toronto

   Dined on November 26, 2016

   overall4food4service4ambience4

   excellent food

3. marilyns

   Toronto

   vip

   Dined on October 26, 2016

   overall5food5service5ambience5

   Foods are yummy!!

4. NomP

   Toronto

   Dined on October 22, 2016

   overall5food5service5ambience4

   It is really great. Went there for the first time everything was great, including giving my friend ice cream for her birthday. It was very sweet. A plus customer service

5. Bones

   Toronto

   vip

   Dined on October 20, 2016

   overall3food3service3ambience2

   The food is interesting and very good value. The space still remains a little spartan with tables sized to hold just a couple of drinks not a variety of dishes.

6. OpenTable Diner

   Toronto

   Dined on October 19, 2016

   overall5food5service5ambience5

   Excellent food, great place. Definitely going back!

7. EveS

   Toronto

   Dined on October 18, 2016

   overall3food5service3ambience3

   Food was amazing. Music was too loud. Owner was super nice.

8. OpenTable Diner

   Toronto

   Dined on September 30, 2016

   overall5food5service4ambience5

   This small, quaint restaurant packs an excellent menu. My fiance and I shared the burger, duck, edemame, dim sum, sechuan sausage, and he dessert. Each one of these items was delicious in its own right. All of the flavours were excellent and complemented each other very well. The duck, for example, had a chocolate sauce with it that you might question how it will go but the sweetness and decadence of the sauce went perfectly with he smoked duck and the mushy edemame (which was more akin to a pesto than something mushy). Their cocktails were also very inventive. With new twist of old classics and really unique presentations. The atmosphere was very cozy and welcoming with relaxing jazz music in the backgroung. All of this helped to set a mood of a nice, peacful dinner. The staff was very friendly and knoledgable but unfortuantely this is the restaurants one shortcoming. The meals do take a bit of time to come out. But with the nice relaxing music and dishes coming out a little bit at a time, you won't notice as mush. This is definitely somewhere you want to go to when you have some time to enjoy your meal (as it should be). I would definitely recommend this restaurant and go back.

9. OpenTable Diner

   Toronto

   Dined on September 23, 2016

   overall5food5service5ambience5

   =D Just Great! Asian take on tapas. Tapas portions were not too small. 2 tapas per person was enough. Try the DUCK!

10. OpenTable Diner

    Toronto

    Dined on May 8, 2016

    overall4food4service3ambience4

    We came here for lunch on Mother's Day to try to escape the crowds. This was our first visit to this restaurant, and I was very happy with how it went. There were four of us, and we shared six dishes and two sides between us. The food was fantastic and it was light and great for lunch. The only downside was the service was a little slow, but we were in no rush and enjoyed taking our time and trying the different dishes that were prepared for us. I would definitely go back for another round to try out some more creative dishes!

11. OpenTable Diner

    Toronto

    Dined on March 27, 2016

    overall5food5service5ambience5

    The food was amazing. We got the Chef's Choice, which was great because we got a few delicious things we may not have otherwise chosen. We liked everything we got and the mocktails were also great. The ambiance was great. Will definately recommend this place to my friends!

12. howi

    Toronto

    Dined on March 10, 2016

    overall4food5service4ambience4

    This Asian inspired fusion tapas joint is a hidden gem in Port Credit... literally. Since it is a new start-up and not at the prime location east of it, people may not even realize the establishment exists. However, good food and the passion of a group of all-girl crew would surprise everyone. I have been to many joints where portion vs value would be major turn-off, if not the selections and quality are mediocre. Flip-A-Coin menu items may sound like typical fancy Asian-Western hybrid, some are actually quite a distinctive fusion of both... Two Sides of a Duck, for example, is my favourite pick. Smoked duck breast crostini and marinated duck gizzard. Though I have better smoked duck breast, it is not fair to compare with the different league of more up-scale dinning experience elsewhere, if not the more down to earth price point right there. Tang Cu Pork Ribs, Bamboo Steamed Black Cod and Singing Crispy Rice may be familiar dishes in Chinese restaurants, but the idea to turn them into tapas servings and presentation is brilliant. Lorita, the proprietor & Sage, the chef emphasized on the craft of making the dishes from scratch, without MSG but yet able to bring the taste from the more creative ingredients for the seasoning. It is evident in the Curry Shrimp Hot Pot - strong, more bitterly flavour more like the Japanese style than Thai; and The Mini-Flip - beef slider using tender home-made patties with the smoky taste of teriyaki and kimchi on the side. Finishing the meal with the desserts like Red Bean Puff and Ice Cream, I could not believe I am full without breaking my wallet- not once but all my 3 visits with my friends and family. Right now Flip-A-Coin could only serve non-alcoholic beverages / mocktail but the selections are not just limited to boring soda or coffee at all. In fact, they have got the Chinese tea that could be fancy with the traditional Kung Fu tea ceremony! Imagine the potentials when it becomes a fully licensed establishment.

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