Sukhothai coming to Dundas West
Sukhothai coming to Dundas West
Toronto has dozens of lackluster Thai restaurants, and just a few good ones—most of which are owned and operated by Nuit and Jeff Regular, the husband-and-wife team behind Sukhothai, Sabai Sabai and Pai. According to BlogTO, they’ll soon be adding yet another Southeast Asian spot to the lineup, this time on the trendy stretch of Dundas between Gladstone and Dufferin. The third location of Sukhothai, the Regulars’ original Thai eatery, will take over the huge space at 1442 Dundas West, previously occupied by short-lived brunch spot The Guild. For the area’s sake, here’s hoping they can make it work—decent Thai take-out is nothing to sneeze at.
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Toronto has dozens of lackluster Thai restaurants, and just a few good ones—most of which are owned and operated by Nuit and Jeff Regular, the husband-and-wife team behind Sukhothai, Sabai Sabai and Pai. According to BlogTO, they'll soon be adding yet another Southeast Asian spot to the lineup, this time on the trendy stretch of Dundas between Gladstone and Dufferin. The third location of Sukhothai, the Regulars' original Thai eatery, will take over the huge space at 1442 Dundas West, previously occupied by short-lived brunch spot The Guild. For the area's sake, here's hoping they can make it work—decent Thai take-out is nothing to sneeze at.){kind=link}