Toronto's 2025 Michelin Guide is out and these are the restaurants that made the cut
The Michelin Guide announced their 2025 restaurant selection for Toronto and surrounding regions this week in what it described as "another impressive year for the Toronto restaurant scene."
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2025 Michelin Guide stars The Michelin Guide announced their 2025 restaurant selection for Toronto and surrounding regions this week in what it described as "another impressive year for the Toronto restaurant scene."
Restaurant Peal Morissette Hidden away at 3953 Jordan Rd. in Jordan Station, Ont., Restaurant Pearl Morissette received two Michelin stars on Thursday, making it the lone establishment to have the recognition. (Restaurant Pearl Morissette)
Restaurant Pearl Morissette After receiving one star in last year's guide, Michelin described the restaurant as a "powerhouse" in it's reasoning for upgrading them to two stars. (Restaurant Pearl Morissette/Instagram)
Restaurant Pearl Morissette “Yes, there is plenty of wine available, but don’t miss the accomplished juice pairing either. The meal may conclude sweetly with a deliciously creamy hogweed ice cream sandwich followed by terrific, freshly baked madeleines. Meanwhile, the warm team keeps the tasting moving at a friendly clip,” the guide wrote. (Restaurant Pearl Morissette)
aKin Located at 51 Colborne St. in Toronto, aKin is a fine dining restaurant offering modern Asian cuisine and the only new addition to the 2025 list. (Jono Lawley)
aKin aKin was awarded one star as part of the 2025 Michelin Guide, reflecting "their ongoing dedication and consistency, showcasing mastery in the art of fine dining, year after year.” (Jono Lawley)
aKin According to the Michelin Guide, past highlights at aKin include lobster cheung fun, char siu bao with Iberico secreto and grilled langoustine with silver needle noodles. (Jono Lawley)
2025 Michelin Guide stars 15 other restaurants in the region maintained the one Michelin star they received last year. (Pawelec Photo)
Aburi Hana Using handmade Arita pottery to serve its dishes, foodies can head to Aburi Hana, at 102 Yorkville Ave., Toronto, to dine from a Kyō-Kaiseki menu. (Aburi Hana)
Alo This contemporary restaurant, located on the third floor of 163 Spadina Ave. in downtown Toronto, serves a fusion of Asian and European dishes on its surprise tasting menu. (Alo)
DaNico Diners looking for a sumptuous Italian meal in Toronto can head over to the former bank building located on 440 College St. (Valentyna Tretiak)
Don Alfonso 1890 Located at 1 Harbour Sq., in Toronto, diners can feast on a sophisticated Italian menu while taking in the picturesque views of Lake Ontario. (Liberty Group)
Edulis Step right through the doors of this cozy house, located at 169 Niagara St., Toronto, to eat a variety of Mediterranean-inspired dishes. (Edulis)
Enigma Nestled in Toronto's Yorkvillke neighbourhood, at 23 St. Thomas St., this restaurant serves a range of plates from the Nordics to Japan. (Francis Jian Zhang)
Hexagon This "stylish" Oakville restaurant, located at 210 Lakeshore Rd. E, offers a contemporary dishes, with their pasta being a highlight. (Courtesy of Canada's Best 100)
Kaiseki Yu-zen Hashimoto The Michelin Guide says this restaurant, located at 6 Sakura Way, in North York, will make dinres feel like they've been "transported to Japan" with its traditional kaiseki multicourse menu. (Kaiseki Yu-zen Hashimoto)
Kappo Sato Kappo Sato, at 575 Mount Pleasant Rd., in Toronto, takes diners along a "freewheeling" tasting menu, serving several ingredients flown in from Japan and an extensive sake list. (Kappo Sato)
Osteria Giulia Honing in on the flavours from Liguria, an Italian region bordering the Ligurian Sea, foodies can head to 134 Avenue Rd., in Toronto for seafood-rich plates. (Shuning Tang)
The Pine North of Toronto in Simcoe County, located at7535 County Rd., Creemore, Ont., lies a Chinese restaurant showcasing authentic flavours on an ever-changing menu. (Frances Beaty)
Quetzal At this Mexican restaurant, located at 419 College St., in Toronto, diners can feast on various grilled meats and masa-based items while sipping on an agave-based cocktail. (Rick O'Brien/Michelin Guide)
Restaurant 20 Victoria Located on a quiet stretch in downtown Toronto, at 20 Victoria St., this contemporary restaurant serves high quality local produce and "pristine" seafood dishes. (Courtesy of Canada's Best 100)
Shoushin At this Japanese restaurant, located at 3328 Yonge St., in Toronto, diners can opt between two omakase menus: one with 10 nigiri and snacks, and another that's a little more personalzied--with the prices to match. (Shoushin)
Sushi Masaki Saito The fish at this Japanese restaurant, at 88 Avenue Rd., Toronto, is exclusively imported from Japan. (Sushi Masaki Saito)
2025 Michelin Guide Bib Gourmand list In addition to the new starred restaurants, the Michelin Guide added six new restaurants to their Bib Gourmand list, which recognizes eateries for great food at a great value.
Barrel Heart Brewing A chef and a brewmaster joined forces at this Hamilton-based restaurant, located at 104 King St. W, to serve weekly pop-ups and special tasting menus.(Mark Horsley)
The Cottage Cheese In Toronto's Kensington Market, located at 64 Oxford St., Indian food is prepared with "finesse and refinment and seasoned to exacting standards," according to the Michelin Guide. (Ananta Gulati)
Mhel This Toronto restaurant, located at 276 Havelock St., serves delectable Korean and Japanese-influenced dishes in a cozy space.
Ricky + Olivia This east-end Toronto restaurant, located at 996 Queen St. E, is described by the Michelin Guide as "fun" due to its eclectic and whimsical menu. (Danielle Matar)
Sundays This bistro in Uxbridge, Ont., at 58 Brock St. W, uses ingredients grown right from their 10-acre organic farm. (Sundays)
7 Enoteca This pizzeria in downtown Oakville, at 216 Lakeshore Rd. E, is considered by the Michelin Guide to be a "neighbourhood essential." (Pat Ozols)
