Thank you Canadians for your support during this series! I never expected these vids would be so well-received. I had a great time in Toronto and really felt at home there, I'll definitely be back!
You missed Toronto's best food this time around, it's all about the ethnic food here, our Chinese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Indian, Middle Eastern foods are all top notch. Make sure to remedy that next time.
There's a downstairs to the St. Lawrence Market. Good Italian sandwich place down there. The North Market (Farmer's Market) across from the St. Lawrence will open soon on weekends and possibly weekdays as well. You need to go to Church St. for all the Halloween festivities and costume parade in Toronto.
Don’t tell me you missed the whole bottom floor ? 🤦♂️ It’s just as big as the top floor with so many more food places and other cool spots to check out
I guarantee they weren't wearing gloves in the steakhouses either. Recent studies show that frequently washed bare hands are less germy than gloves. The bright side: most Canadians, especially cooks, wash their hands frequently.
There are no English muffins in England. There is no Canadian bacon in Canada! Peameal bacon is cured pork loin developed to preserve pork mainly in Ontario in world war 1. It was originally rolled in ground peameal, hence the name! I make my own here in Florida and it’s as good as any I’ve ever enjoyed!!
Your reaction to the guy using his bare hands was pretty strange. Chefs use their bare hands all the time and if they wash their hands and there’s nothing wrong with that. Gloves really aren’t that sanitary anyway unless they’re changed constantly. It’s only fairly recently with the younger generations that people started having this expectation that people handling food wear gloves. It’s pretty irrational as there’s nothing inherently unsafe about the practice. Most sushi chefs don’t wear gloves and the food they serve you is uncooked.
in most videos and korean they always do they dont want the food on their hands handling meat it wouldnt make a good video they wash their hands and take a crap you must use gloves in public preparation they are making hundreds of meals
Bro if you are worried about people touching your food with the bare hands dont eat out ever again xD It happens all the time. Also workers who frequently wash their hands often is much more sanitary than someone who wears gloves and uses them improperly. (Most people). Not eating the poutine for that reason was just insane lol.
Peameal bacon on a bun was a staple at my hockey rink when I was a kid. During tournaments or games on the weekend, they'd set up a huge grill and barbecue endless pounds of it.
UA thanks for coming to Toronto you are the man! A lot of the best foods are located in the outskirts of the city. You can check out North America's largest Chinese Mall in Markham called Pacific Mall with a really cool food court. Markham has hands down the best Chinese food in Ontario. Scarborough is another incredible area for food better prices too and has very unique foods you might have never seen before.
Yup every squirrel in Toronto is jet black, we have A LOT of them. In fact, black squirrels are uncommon or rare in the United States. I saw one black squirrel in Central Park when I visited NYC in June.
@uaeats great! I know you didn't come to Toronto eat Asian food but I will say most of my friends from NYC come to Toronto specifically to eat Chinese food in Markham and Richmond Hill because they say it's better than NYC. Next time give it a try!
Dude, love your content! Once in Montreal, and now in Toronto... Next trip to Canada, you need to head to Vancouver. Go in the spring or summer. If you go to Vancouver, go in the late spring or summer. Go to "Banana leaf" on the corner of Broadway & Oak. It's a Maylasian restaurant and is probably one of my favorite restaurants in all of Canada. Sweet Maylasian eats!
if you're still in Toronto go to denison centre and try bakers duck. Amazing bakery unlike you ever seen before and the prices are cheap too. Also Yans tofu in the food court has the most amazing tofu you would eat in your life. Hope you do a Vancouver tour in the future!
Next time you come to Toronto I recommend trying some Jamaican patties. It's such a quinticential Toronto on the go snack. And there are some places that sell some really high quality ones all the way to lower end but still tasty ones.
What’s up UA keep on upping your game Bro . Try some exotic foods like Bangladesh or a kosher Israeli restaurant with fresh Shwarma in a pita or a laffa bread with all the toppings . There’s one in Flushing in Kew Garden Hills right on the corner of Jewel Ave and Main St . The best Shwarma and falafel not like that Gyro pre made ground beef and lamb produced in a huge factory . Everything is made from scratch every day the Chumus the Techina all the other Israeli salads and toppings .
Just to set the record straight on gloves: any finished food product should NOT be handled by bare hands. Precooked food, is a different story. Whoever was handling UA's finished food should be wearing gloves. Steakhouse, etc the food is mostly handled by tongs or scoopers.
Weird reaction to someone not wearing gloves when touching cheese curds but absolutely no reaction when you saw a guy mashing his bare hands into your peameal sandwich and bagel dough.
yah and they touch slimy meat and the smell goes in their hands cant be and touch hundreds of hot dogs and sandwiches you must have gloves for protection
peameal bacon is real canadian bacon not like what mcdonalds sells which is thinly sliced ham, it was thought of centries ago it was brined and cured for shipping from canada to Britain, and coated in crushed yellow peas which gave it the name peameal, now a days they use cornmeal which is such a shame but in certain menonnite areas and others they still use pea
I recently visited Philadelphia both my friend and I agreed that Reading Terminal is better than the St Lawrence market. Better food and better prices.
In all the years I grew up there was no such thing as plastic surgical gloves for cooking and handling food. That is a fairly recent change to the industry. Sure, I’m sure it’s a good thing, but perhaps it just means handlers don’t wash their hands as much. I really can’t remember any food plagues arising when I was growing up.
I don’t understand why you keep saying that we went to war with Canada in 1812. Canada wasn’t even a country until 1867! The war of 1812 was between the British and the United States. The British were trying to take back the United States, and they lost the war. Canada had nothing to do with it. Please get your facts straight.
Some Canadians fought during the War and repelled invasion by the US, but Canada was a British Colony and it was led by the British. Canada had no part in deciding to go to war with the US. Anyway, Britain/Canada did not win the war. It was close to a stalemate and neither side won territory.
Hey Love the Jewish guy at the bagel shop 😂. I can’t believe that bagel was good looks dry and uneventful. Yuck 🤔😖😖😖. Canada 🇨🇦 has lost its culinary edge since 2019. Lots forced to leave now you have out of control food prices.
Mann... You really didn't come through here. I love your videos and watch them all, but I've spent a bunch of time in Toronto an have to say this was disappointing. The lower level of the St. Lawrence is HUGE and you presented it like the top floor was all that existed. Also, the glove commentary was just weird, as there is zero hygiene issues with properly washed hands.
You’d better do some homework if you want to be taken seriously as a food blogger. You missed half the St. Lawrence Market while commenting about how small it is. And of course as many have commented most restaurants prepare food without gloves. And peameal bacon is pork loin while the traditional bacon were all used to is pork belly
Story up... You don't know where to eat here lol Get back to the mean streets of Newark NJ. Nice Nov 15th Believe you got a nice day, God bless the Simple people I believe lol
I have enjoyed your videos for over 2 years. But I'm so disappointed with your Toronto reviews. Carousel bakery and Barberian's?! That's the best you can do?! Dig a little deeper. Toronto has a very rich and diverse food scene!!! Don't visit all the tourist traps...
0:49 Um, are you *actually* from New Jersey? Black Squirrels are incredibly common Heck, in NYC they are all over the place; what an odd take for someone who travels to eat food lol go outside more I guess
That must be something recent, because prior to the early 2000’s I used to walk around all over NYC, in all 5 boroughs. At that time I’ve only seen a few black squirrels in the Pelham Parkway area of The Bronx. I never saw them anywhere else in NYC back then.
Thank you Canadians for your support during this series! I never expected these vids would be so well-received. I had a great time in Toronto and really felt at home there, I'll definitely be back!
You missed Toronto's best food this time around, it's all about the ethnic food here, our Chinese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Indian, Middle Eastern foods are all top notch. Make sure to remedy that next time.
Glad you enjoyed your stay. Come back in the summer next time!
Did you go downstairs at St Lawrence Market? It is the same size as the ground floor with lots of food options from other countries.
There's a downstairs to the St. Lawrence Market. Good Italian sandwich place down there. The North Market (Farmer's Market) across from the St. Lawrence will open soon on weekends and possibly weekdays as well. You need to go to Church St. for all the Halloween festivities and costume parade in Toronto.
Don’t tell me you missed the whole bottom floor ? 🤦♂️
It’s just as big as the top floor with so many more food places and other cool spots to check out
He's a bit of a dolt
Most cooks and chefs don’t wear gloves but regularly wash hands.
Hey genius, does blatant uncleanliness make it right!?!
@@videomarketingsystemsLol calm down
Just Add's Flavor
No SWEET .......
@@videomarketingsystems What the fuck are you talking about?
Ua is a Karen 😂
I guarantee they weren't wearing gloves in the steakhouses either. Recent studies show that frequently washed bare hands are less germy than gloves. The bright side: most Canadians, especially cooks, wash their hands frequently.
no you need gloves and change them their hands are all over their body
@@alisonfraser8231 BrainWorms, clearly becoming an epidemic!
I like having my bagels toasted because it makes the butter taste so much better after it’s melted!
There are no English muffins in England. There is no Canadian bacon in Canada!
Peameal bacon is cured pork loin developed to preserve pork mainly in Ontario in world war 1. It was originally rolled in ground peameal, hence the name!
I make my own here in Florida and it’s as good as any I’ve ever enjoyed!!
Your reaction to the guy using his bare hands was pretty strange. Chefs use their bare hands all the time and if they wash their hands and there’s nothing wrong with that. Gloves really aren’t that sanitary anyway unless they’re changed constantly. It’s only fairly recently with the younger generations that people started having this expectation that people handling food wear gloves. It’s pretty irrational as there’s nothing inherently unsafe about the practice. Most sushi chefs don’t wear gloves and the food they serve you is uncooked.
It actually blew my mind. Not using gloves is food handling 101. UA is a food reviewer that doesn’t know this? Wonder if he’ll delete this video
@jeffk3746 TBF hes not exactly an authority on food.
in most videos and korean they always do they dont want the food on their hands handling meat it wouldnt make a good video they wash their hands and take a crap you must use gloves in public preparation they are making hundreds of meals
Gloves would be more problematic for sanitation.
Exactly. 👍
Thanks UA for using the title of 24 hours eating in Toronto rather than 24 hours eating in Canada. 😂
Bro if you are worried about people touching your food with the bare hands dont eat out ever again xD It happens all the time. Also workers who frequently wash their hands often is much more sanitary than someone who wears gloves and uses them improperly. (Most people). Not eating the poutine for that reason was just insane lol.
There is a downstairs to the St Lawrence Market as well as another portion across the street. There are many food options
All those $200 plates you be eating guarantee someone wasn't wearing gloves 😂 I guess out of sight out of mind
I see things differently than you do . There’s a thing called etiquette
Peameal bacon on a bun was a staple at my hockey rink when I was a kid. During tournaments or games on the weekend, they'd set up a huge grill and barbecue endless pounds of it.
New world record for saying the word Bagel
back in the 90's, the Peameal sandwich at Carousel Bakery was $4
How times have changed!
UA thanks for coming to Toronto you are the man! A lot of the best foods are located in the outskirts of the city. You can check out North America's largest Chinese Mall in Markham called Pacific Mall with a really cool food court. Markham has hands down the best Chinese food in Ontario. Scarborough is another incredible area for food better prices too and has very unique foods you might have never seen before.
Church Street is where you’ll see all the people in Hallowe’en costumes.
Yup every squirrel in Toronto is jet black, we have A LOT of them. In fact, black squirrels are uncommon or rare in the United States. I saw one black squirrel in Central Park when I visited NYC in June.
Love that you came to Toronto! Hope you come back again. Next time try the lobster tower at fisherman Lobster Clubhouse north of the city
I'll definitely be back! Allergic to shellfish unfortunately so no lobster clubhouses for me
@uaeats great! I know you didn't come to Toronto eat Asian food but I will say most of my friends from NYC come to Toronto specifically to eat Chinese food in Markham and Richmond Hill because they say it's better than NYC. Next time give it a try!
There is the outside market in the warmer weather at the St. Laurence market that almost triples it size.
Next time you are there you need to make sure you get to Matty Matheson's burger joint, Matty's Patty's
You should have enough immunity from hairy sweaty Italian hands and arms making pizza's back home.
Usually thats applying to stinky. Indian pit smells. 😅😅
lol, but those pizzas are being cooked. And then individual slices are scooped onto a plate with a pizza slice server
Dude, love your content! Once in Montreal, and now in Toronto... Next trip to Canada, you need to head to Vancouver. Go in the spring or summer. If you go to Vancouver, go in the late spring or summer. Go to "Banana leaf" on the corner of Broadway & Oak. It's a Maylasian restaurant and is probably one of my favorite restaurants in all of Canada. Sweet Maylasian eats!
Why didn't you go downstairs in St. Law? Missed half the building.
Bare hands on food is happening in literally every kitchen you've ever eaten at, shame you wasted that perfectly fine poutine.
This person has no back pockets.
if you're still in Toronto go to denison centre and try bakers duck. Amazing bakery unlike you ever seen before and the prices are cheap too. Also Yans tofu in the food court has the most amazing tofu you would eat in your life. Hope you do a Vancouver tour in the future!
Peameal sandwich is not a breakfast sandwich, I went for lunch a few years ago long lines..
Smoked meat is the best!!
Nobody used to wear gloves...
Next time you come to Toronto I recommend trying some Jamaican patties. It's such a quinticential Toronto on the go snack. And there are some places that sell some really high quality ones all the way to lower end but still tasty ones.
What’s up UA keep on upping your game Bro . Try some exotic foods like Bangladesh or a kosher Israeli restaurant with fresh Shwarma in a pita or a laffa bread with all the toppings . There’s one in Flushing in Kew Garden Hills right on the corner of Jewel Ave and Main St . The best Shwarma and falafel not like that Gyro pre made ground beef and lamb produced in a huge factory . Everything is made from scratch every day the Chumus the Techina all the other Israeli salads and toppings .
Next time in Toronto, you have to try California Sandwich.
Hope one day you get to make it to Vancouver Island Tofino Long Beach 🎉 my favourite place in the world 🥰 glad you had a fun visit! 🇨🇦
You went to the St. Lawrence Market and didn't get a veal/eggplant sandwich from Mustachio's? You missed out!!!
Just to set the record straight on gloves: any finished food product should NOT be handled by bare hands. Precooked food, is a different story. Whoever was handling UA's finished food should be wearing gloves. Steakhouse, etc the food is mostly handled by tongs or scoopers.
What about the guy’s preparing the dough for your pizza? You never see them wearing gloves.
I mean real authentic sushi is served with bare hands whats the difference
Cooks use their bare hands in their job. Their hands are clean, all restaurant food is handled with bare hands. Why the freakout?
You should have gone to California sandwich. Best Veal sandwich
Weird reaction to someone not wearing gloves when touching cheese curds but absolutely no reaction when you saw a guy mashing his bare hands into your peameal sandwich and bagel dough.
UA, for English speaking Canadians, Montreal is pronounced Muntreal, not Mawntreal.
Dont be weird with bare hands, its more common than you think
Don't obsess about the gloves. I prefer a food preparer with washed hands than a guy who's wearing the same pair of gloves all day.
UA might actually faint if he were to see a Michelin chef taste the sauce!
Damn, carousel's interaction sounded pretty rude whoever was taking the order.
It def was. How does it make sense to charge 20% more for currency worth more lol.
Pizza bagel? Really? Bagels in Toronto have such a tradition, no part of which includes a reference to pizza. Boy. Do a bit more research!
Bare hands is the norm here in canada bro. People wash their hands. Every restaurant you go to, they don’t wear gloves.
yah and they touch slimy meat and the smell goes in their hands cant be and touch hundreds of hot dogs and sandwiches you must have gloves for protection
Beside jimmys...101 gusto happy hour..3 dolla glass of wine!....cultura forno ...basement on king....best sandwich
Try Burratino's Brick Oven Pizza in Toronto
peameal bacon is real canadian bacon not like what mcdonalds sells which is thinly sliced ham, it was thought of centries ago it was brined and cured for shipping from canada to Britain, and coated in crushed yellow peas which gave it the name peameal, now a days they use cornmeal which is such a shame but in certain menonnite areas and others they still use pea
I recently visited Philadelphia both my friend and I agreed that Reading Terminal is better than the St Lawrence market. Better food and better prices.
Looks like pork tenderloin more then Canadian bacon.
20% upcharge? That’s brutal
In all the years I grew up there was no such thing as plastic surgical gloves for cooking and handling food. That is a fairly recent change to the industry. Sure, I’m sure it’s a good thing, but perhaps it just means handlers don’t wash their hands as much. I really can’t remember any food plagues arising when I was growing up.
Hey UA you're in my hood.
peameal is the real canadian bacon. too often you see ham being passed off as canadian bacon
You are such a whimp
I don’t understand why you keep saying that we went to war with Canada in 1812. Canada wasn’t even a country until 1867! The war of 1812 was between the British and the United States. The British were trying to take back the United States, and they lost the war. Canada had nothing to do with it. Please get your facts straight.
😂
Some Canadians fought during the War and repelled invasion by the US, but Canada was a British Colony and it was led by the British. Canada had no part in deciding to go to war with the US. Anyway, Britain/Canada did not win the war. It was close to a stalemate and neither side won territory.
And still even they didn’t exist they burned the White House and kicked your ass.
Getting temperamental over a youtuber UNWITTINGLY incorrectly reciting the facts involved in the War of 1812. How pathetic 🙄
You mad bro
It's not what it used to be. I wish you visited the WELLs. It's way way better place to visit since it's opening.
Hey Love the Jewish guy at the bagel shop 😂. I can’t believe that bagel was good looks dry and uneventful. Yuck 🤔😖😖😖. Canada 🇨🇦 has lost its culinary edge since 2019. Lots forced to leave now you have out of control food prices.
A lot of food places in Canada are disappointing
@@McgruberJ Sad but true!
You'll pay more than £6 for that bacon 🥓 bap in England 🇬🇧
Didn’t you have a ticket to Taylor Swift?
Kellerman's is a chain, defiantly not authentic unless your at there OG place.
Mann... You really didn't come through here. I love your videos and watch them all, but I've spent a bunch of time in Toronto an have to say this was disappointing. The lower level of the St. Lawrence is HUGE and you presented it like the top floor was all that existed. Also, the glove commentary was just weird, as there is zero hygiene issues with properly washed hands.
You’d better do some homework if you want to be taken seriously as a food blogger. You missed half the St. Lawrence Market while commenting about how small it is. And of course as many have commented most restaurants prepare food without gloves. And peameal bacon is pork loin while the traditional bacon were all used to is pork belly
Story up... You don't know where to eat here lol Get back to the mean streets of Newark NJ. Nice Nov 15th Believe you got a nice day, God bless the Simple people I believe lol
Did not munch in Chinatown eh or should I say Chinatowns
Not toast a bagel? They’re cooked in a fire. If that’s not toasted from the get go, what is.
Peameal bacon is what Americans call Canadian bacon.
OMG UA did they charge you 20% on your money when it already worth 30% more than ours? Hope I got that wrong or I apologize for our current state
If the bagel is fresh you don't toast it. End of discussion
You should save Montreal-style bagels for Quebec ... they are a distinct society ... they don't really like the rest of us
That is an untruth. I lived there for several years and was warmly welcomed.
Looked like a thin pork chop sandwich . You wasted poutine because of no gloves . Really ............................🥴🥴
I have enjoyed your videos for over 2 years. But I'm so disappointed with your Toronto reviews. Carousel bakery and Barberian's?! That's the best you can do?! Dig a little deeper. Toronto has a very rich and diverse food scene!!! Don't visit all the tourist traps...
Simple. Don't come back.
Just like their perspective of history, their bagel is blasphemy
Need some standards wtf
0:49 Um, are you *actually* from New Jersey? Black Squirrels are incredibly common
Heck, in NYC they are all over the place; what an odd take for someone who travels to eat food lol go outside more I guess
That must be something recent, because prior to the early 2000’s I used to walk around all over NYC, in all 5 boroughs. At that time I’ve only seen a few black squirrels in the Pelham Parkway area of The Bronx. I never saw them anywhere else in NYC back then.
@@MartyGlenn72 That's fair, but I live in Manhattan and can confirm that they are pretty much everywhere at this point
@ I guess they eventually migrated there from The Bronx!