World Food Market

Just love the vibe in this market, specially if the weather is warmer!Lots of different food options to choose from and it’s in core downtown, right next to Yonge-Dundas square.Must visit. Everything I’ve had so far is delicious.There’s Brazilian, Indian, Middle Eastern, Korean, Continental and lots of dessert options.

Perfect for a casual lunch on a picnic table. Lots of different foods to choose from! Fun vibe!

The market is good but the Desi Street food stall at the end is not good. They first forgot I placed an order, then took 40 minutes to prepare the food.Update- asked for a refund cause couldn’t see the food coming. That took 10 minutes for that.

Really fun place. Large variety of good food.. good vibes .. plenty of parking nearby and right there.. 1 block north of Dundas on yonge.. great destination for bikers

Just a few minutes away from Yonge-Dundas square in Toronto, I think that the World Food Market is a must-visit for foodies. It’s a good spot for street food lovers or people who want to try new food. It can get very busy here at times and there may be limited numbers of seats so you’re better off having the food to-go. We found World Food Market in Toronto to be lively and full of character – a very enjoyable gastronomic experience!

Great place full of food trucks from different ethnicity. No much seats, but easy to find a spot if you are patient, even when crowded. All the places accept credit card as payment and easily you find food from India, Brazil, etc. Street food as its finest. Totally worth a stop and locate on the most convenient location from Toronto.

Terrible Dining Experience - Avoid This Restaurant!I recently had the most disappointing dining experience at this, and I strongly urge everyone to avoid this place at all costs. Not only was the food sale-oily, but it was also practically inedible.From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere felt off. The restaurant had a strange smell, which immediately put us on edge. Despite our reservations, the service was slow and unresponsive. Our orders took an uncomfortably long time to arrive, leaving us famished and impatient.When the food finally arrived, it was a sad sight. The dishes were visibly swimming in oil, making it apparent that the kitchen had not put in any effort to control the usage of grease. Every bite was greasy and saturated, leaving an unpleasant aftertaste that lingered for hours. The texture of the dishes suffered greatly, with meats turning mushy, vegetables lacking any semblance of freshness, and even the bread being sogPlease do not try any Indian food here

Very nice, economical , variety and tasty place to eat food . For Indian food try 'Karma's Kitchen' food truck , they are the best. Tried their Chow mien , Chicken rice. both were very very tasty and fresh. Also tried fish and chips from 'Squares and Affares ' food truck at same place. It was awesome. Well cooked. Host was very nice and friendly person too. Later ended with masala chai from another food truck. It was also very tasty and economical. Tried chicken wrap from Spice Biryani & Kabab , a food truck on main entrance, it was very well made as well as tasty. The host was quick to make and deliver. Overall , nice place with good variety and choices for all. Seating also available. But in open though there are heaters at place. Well located and easily approachable.

Great spot right opposite to Ryerson Uni for a street food experience. I had the veg samosas, steamed chicken momo and lollipop chicken from the Karma’s Kitchen on a rainy afternoon with a cup of masala chai from Brunchin. The tea is really good. My friend had the ginger chai and that was good too. The 3 food items were yummy! Will go back to try more food from the other trucks too. Just one small disappointment, there isn’t much seating space and the tables were very sticky since no one is really cleaning them.Also, most of these food trucks are halal so win win!