Pie in the Sky? More like Pie in the...Shit...!
Couldn't think of anything witty...sorry~ Ever since my love affair with Pushing Daisies and therefore all things pie I have been trying to find a Toronto version of "The Pie Hole" nice, warm, homey atmosphere with to-die-for pies. A lot of people have been recommending Wanda's Pie in the Sky. So me and Hailen (and three other people but anyways) went there. We had a Swiss Apple Pie and I ordered an additional croissant. The croissant was good but the pie is like terrible! A nice apple pie is supposed to be warm, like your home but that apple pie was coooooooold and the apples tasted weird. Also the crust was NOT flaky nor buttery!
But anyways, Kensington Market was nice, there were a lot fruit and vegetable stands, spice houses, butchers, fish stores, and cheese stores. Also...a lot of dogs...if you like dogs...
Oh! And met Hailen's bf for real for real this time! We went to IKEA (you know...where EVERYONE hangs out) to pick out furniture for his place (despite me not knowing what his place LOOKS LIKE!). Then we went to a Korean restaurant to eat. They were soooooooo thrifty...they had like ten items total and most of them were like soup. I had a dumpling and beef things and it was literally like one dumpling. Then I noticed that all the items on the menu were in singular, I thought they just didn't know grammar, but in reality, they were just honest. And they did not have the usual side dishes that I like, like those clear noodles and those potatoes!
All in all, Hailen's bf is really nice and funny. And he paid for my dinner as well so this might be a biased opinion.
But anyways, Kensington Market was nice, there were a lot fruit and vegetable stands, spice houses, butchers, fish stores, and cheese stores. Also...a lot of dogs...if you like dogs...
Oh! And met Hailen's bf for real for real this time! We went to IKEA (you know...where EVERYONE hangs out) to pick out furniture for his place (despite me not knowing what his place LOOKS LIKE!). Then we went to a Korean restaurant to eat. They were soooooooo thrifty...they had like ten items total and most of them were like soup. I had a dumpling and beef things and it was literally like one dumpling. Then I noticed that all the items on the menu were in singular, I thought they just didn't know grammar, but in reality, they were just honest. And they did not have the usual side dishes that I like, like those clear noodles and those potatoes!
All in all, Hailen's bf is really nice and funny. And he paid for my dinner as well so this might be a biased opinion.