48 Hours in Toronto AD | John Quilter
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- “Toronto The Good,” “Hogtown,” “The Six” - whatever you call it, from food, to film, to music, to fashion, to sport, there is a lot going on in Canada’s biggest city. The Food Busker sets out to take in as much as I can in 48 hours. View more videos from my trip to Canada here: bit.ly/2bT7dQ1
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48 Hours in Toronto AD | John Quilter
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Mate. You need to do more stuff like this! Awesome! Binged the whole Canada series 3 times the last day. Best thing on the tube.
This is my Canada, and I love this amazing city........those fiddleheads looked delicious, thanks John :)
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Damn, this video makes Toronto look absolutely stunning. You've really captured the heart of Toronto especially with the diverse food. I've lived here my whole life and yet, I suddenly have the urge to go to Kensington market. I'm so (happily) surprised at all the comments saying they want to visit Toronto, do come! Thoses last shots of the video were especially beautiful. LOVE THIS, great job!
haha like the drake reference at the end, what a place man
That's our hometown!!! No matter where we travel to, it's always great to come home.
that looks so cool,
is there a TV show coming or something or is this just you filming your travels.
It looks great
Well, it's superb, camera work is fantastic, and it should be on TV.
Do Wolverhampton next lol
love your channel Mr Busker, Toronto looks amazing really want to visit.
Love Canada !! 🇨🇦🇨🇦
One of your best yet, John. Killed it with the montage and music.
love my city!! hope you enjoyed everything we have to offer!!
Wow Toronto is beautiful city and I want to go there so bad!
best city
Let's go Blue Jays!
I lol'd when I saw you went to sneaky d's
John I loved this... I live in TO, and haven't seen a blue jays game, or visited a pub in a year... thanks for the great reminder of the fun to come
gotta start following you! had no idea you were here, could have shown you the best burger in town. It's at RCYC by the way if you ever get a chance to try it out. Hopefully the jays won that game!
Maybe next time you're in Toronto, I can give you a tour of 911...show you how we keep the 6ix safe!
How come you don't put on weight? Eating all of that delicious food!!!!!!!
Because he shags constantly
I live in Toronto
Food Busker for Prime minister of Canada? Perhaps!
Love the mighty TO... easy place to move to!
Fuck me this was amazingly done!! Beautiful
wow. this Canada series are so wonderful. Toronto seems to be a beautiful city. 👍😱😘😘
It’s dirty big city
BELITEGA it’s hideous in terms of the buildings because there’s no preservation of historical architecture. It’s also full of image-conscious douches who moved here in their 20’s and 30’s but think it’s their “6”. Toronto used to have a soul but it’s gone now.
@@cdb5001 Oh please. Everyone thinks places were better when they were young because we were better when we were young. It's a myopic way of viewing the world.
@@bobbbxxx ok chief. If you and you're psychology degree say so. Is there a lot of good about present Toronto? Absolutely. But does that mean that certain things weren't better in prior times? If you don't think so then you're fooling yourself.
@@cdb5001 I live in the present, Cd, not the past. I've experienced both, but have chosen to move on. Sure I had fun back in the day because I was young, in great shape and lived la vida loca. Some things change and become more sedate when you get older, but you have to find your groove and let go of the past. Toronto is an amazing city; to visit or to live in. Canadians habitually undervalue what is one of the most interesting cities anywhere.
i was at work i really wanted to meet you and try your amazing cooking
So sad that you were in Toronto, I didn’t get to say hello!
what was that like $1000 on food at the jays game!
BOOOM
3:55 Really well put together list here John! I thought of a few other spots while watching, mostly Toronto-West because that's where I've lived for 25 years. If anyone else can recommend other places please comment below! -
il Paesano's Pizzeria - (Brown's Line) - Open since 1959. il Paesano's has the best pizza that I've had in Toronto. The only thing they dont make is chicago deepdish but only because its not authentic italian. They also have other italian classics which still taste just as good as they did when I was a kid.
Sushi on Bloor - Highest quality sushi in Toronto that I have had so far. There are cheaper alternatives with smaller crowds, but Sushi on Bloor is always packed for good reason.
FairGrounds - (near LongBranch) - Best coffee in the city hands down, they roast organic coffee berries in the back of the shop and have espresso machines which cost more than a small car.
Scaramouche - Luxury dining experience.
Olde Yorke Fish & Chips - best fish and chips in the city
The Dirty Bird - best fried chicken in the city
Wanda's Pie in the Sky (Kensington) - Expensive but very tasty vegan food, cafe & restaurant
(bonus)
about 10 minutes west of Toronto Pearson airport (in Mississauga) there is a restaurant called Iron Chef at the intersection of Eglinton x Tomken. Great Japanese BBQ that they cook right in front of you. 9/10 for taste and the entertainment while they cook.
2:15 Wow! I thought that was you for a second! :D Your faces look so much alike! :D Also I was wondering what do you do for a living?
Chicken strips from Coda!
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Song name at the start. Help a brother out?
Come to Boston. Make some chowdah!
Canada is cool as fuck....goddamn
This is one of the very few TH-cam ads that I watched all the way through. I'm now subscribed!
Brilliant video. Well done everyone. Music choices are phenomenal too.
holyyyy..... nice job
It is an awesome place! I love it that much that whenever i come home I am so depressed for months its unreal!
1:24 I'd like to see the food busker make some fancy popcorn!
Food Busker Yeah! I'd love to see that!
do corn dogs please
nice video man!
Love toronto almost as much as I do your videos! Keep it up!
u blend in so well, until u put them round glasses on
I miss Toronto.
6! 6! 6! 6!
You're doing a great job of selling Canada but how on earth are you not the size of a house!!!
KABOOM!!!
1st!!!
Yes, this is Canada my friends.
Used to commute to Toronto for school, and I miss the food the most. It really is something special when it comes to the culture and diversity of food available. I came away from Toronto with my taste completely changed. Of course the clubs and music were also amazing. Thank you for the video.
*****
I can't tell what I'm humbled more by. The fact that the busker himself replied... or the city of Toronto itself did!
I live far too close to be whining about not going back to Toronto. When I do, it will be for the food.
Love your style.
Love my city
Every time I see hipster bits of other cities, it reminds me of London but on a smaller and less diverse scale.
Chris Green toronto is the most multicultural city in the world
The contemporary hipster movement began in North America, not London, so it is probably more advanced and diverse than you realise by looking at videos. Half the population of Greater Toronto was born outside of Canada. Check out Toronto some time.
Looks like a great place!