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Yup, it attracts a solid and consistent crowd, but there were 20000 people Downtown today and my local coffee shop, Fluffy Bakery, had 40 people in it when normally there is 5.
Don't go into Tony's and even mutter 'Ragazzi' or else the Mob will be after you! Same goes for if you're in Ragazzi's and you mention Tony's - apparently the two families have beef.I think Ragazzi is the crowd favourite and hard to compete with, but personally I have a soft spot for Tony's as my overall favourite. All the good memories there probably skew my opinion a bit though haha
How's the offering? I can't seem to find anything about it on their website, and perhaps it's in plain sight and I'm overlooking it. There are a few pieces of information on opentable but that seems incomplete too.Sabor's new 'Atrium' space
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And now Winnie Chen (Fu's part owner and head chef) opened a new spot in Chinatown with her brother, William, and friend, Wilson (both who own and operate Van Loc as well). Was at their soft launch and the food was excellent, Winnie is a great chef!Returned to Fu's last night hadn't been there in a while, the food continues to be amazing. Portions are generous. Went after 8pm and was still quite busy.
And now Winnie Chen (Fu's part owner and head chef) opened a new spot in Chinatown with her brother, William, and friend, Wilson (both who own and operate Van Loc as well). Was at their soft launch and the food was excellent, Winnie is a great chef!
Correct, sorry I thought I put the name in my post.Boa and Hare? I thought it opened a couple of months ago c/w hype from the foodie bloggers.




