A range of fresh eateries opened in the GTA this January, featuring everything from luxurious coffee creations to Indian fusion and Filipino dishes.
Here are four new restaurants that have launched in Brampton and Oshawa:
Kappachino Café is now open at 6151 Mayfield Rd., Unit 112, Brampton, showcasing Arabic-inspired specialty coffees with an emphasis on stunning presentation and upscale beverages.
This café is famous for its 24-karat Gold Coffee, along with other offerings like Biscoff lattes, cappuccinos, and Spanish iced coffees.
The menu also boasts masala chai, milkshakes, and smoothies, as well as desserts including mango fruit pastries, Dubai cake, and red velvet goodies. Kappachino even provides personalized coffee art where customers can print images directly onto their drinks.
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Oodles Wok is about to launch its second Canadian location at 6191 Mayfield Rd., Brampton, further establishing the U. K.-based fast-casual chain’s footprint in the GTA.
This restaurant focuses on Indo-Chinese cuisine that combines Indian spices with Chinese culinary techniques.
You’ll find stir-fried noodles and rice bowls on the menu along with wraps, wings, spring rolls, and fried chicken dumplings. Their bento boxes let diners pick a base and protein while dessert options include boba cheesecake and ice cream.
Gimikz Kitchen and Bar has opened its doors at 376 Kingston Rd., Pickering. This marks the brand’s first outlet bringing Filipino flavors to the area in a relaxed dining environment.
The menu offers classic Filipino favorites like kare-kare (meat cooked in peanut sauce), sinigang pork ribs (tamarind soup), pancit canton (stir-fried egg noodles), and crispy pork belly. Appetizers feature lumpia (spring rolls), pork barbecue skewers, and sisig (a sizzling chopped meat dish). For dessert you can enjoy ube flan (purple yam custard), turon (fried banana rolls), or silvana cookie sandwiches.
Signature by Punjab Land has launched at 378 Queen St. E., Brampton. This venue features an Indian-fusion menu within a sit-down atmosphere.
The restaurant merges traditional Indian tastes with modern fusion recipes that include items such as Cajun chicken tikka, honey chili chicken bao, vegetarian choices, and Hakka-style dishes.
Signature by Punjab Land operates late into the night with hours from 4 p. m. to 2 a. m. Monday through Thursday and from 12 p. m. to 2 a. m. Friday through Sunday.
-With files from Ryan Rumbolt and Suzanna Dutt. Cover photo via Kappachino Café.
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Oodles Wok is about to launch its second Canadian location at 6191 Mayfield Rd., Brampton, further establishing the U. K.-based fast-casual chain’s footprint in the GTA.
This restaurant focuses on Indo-Chinese cuisine that combines Indian spices with Chinese culinary techniques.
You’ll find stir-fried noodles and rice bowls on the menu along with wraps, wings, spring rolls, and fried chicken dumplings. Their bento boxes let diners pick a base and protein while dessert options include boba cheesecake and ice cream.
Gimikz Kitchen and Bar has opened its doors at 376 Kingston Rd., Pickering. This marks the brand’s first outlet bringing Filipino flavors to the area in a relaxed dining environment.
The menu offers classic Filipino favorites like kare-kare (meat cooked in peanut sauce), sinigang pork ribs (tamarind soup), pancit canton (stir-fried egg noodles), and crispy pork belly. Appetizers feature lumpia (spring rolls), pork barbecue skewers, and sisig (a sizzling chopped meat dish). For dessert you can enjoy ube flan (purple yam custard), turon (fried banana rolls), or silvana cookie sandwiches.
Signature by Punjab Land has launched at 378 Queen St. E., Brampton. This venue features an Indian-fusion menu within a sit-down atmosphere.
The restaurant merges traditional Indian tastes with modern fusion recipes that include items such as Cajun chicken tikka, honey chili chicken bao, vegetarian choices, and Hakka-style dishes.
Signature by Punjab Land operates late into the night with hours from 4 p. m. to 2 a. m. Monday through Thursday and from 12 p. m. to 2 a. m. Friday through Sunday.
-With files from Ryan Rumbolt and Suzanna Dutt. Cover photo via Kappachino Café.
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