100 Simcoe Street
Toronto, ON
M5H 3G2
A Culinary Toronto Landmark for 20 Years
Toronto's Most Elegant Dining Establishment
Sake Bar + Sushi Bar + Izakaya: Japanese Restaurant a cut above.
Because Life Has To Be Enjoyed
Toronto's original Middle-Eastern restaurant.
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Monsoon’s new Asian culinary inspirations re-design a variety of eastern cuisines with studied precision for the North American palate to a deliciously sensual result. Award winning design, recognized by no less an authority than the James Beard Foundation, delivers visual delights equal to the artistry of the kitchen. Strains of classic Japanese space concepts abound in a room replete with... more
Loved it, great place. Winlai Wong is a genius.
Food is not the best. Decor and ambience is nice. Service is so-so. Have yet to have a good experience there.
We wandered into this restaurant because the location was convenient and we like Thai food. Found, to our delight, that the food was delicately innovative and every dish we tried was excellent. Prices quite reasonable by Toronto standards. Service was very good -- would give it an 'excellent' but the nice young lady spent practically the whole evening at our... more
Japanese, Indian, Chinese and Thai cuisines come together at this upscale Asian fusion restaurant located right in the middle of the Entertainment District. The Monsoon restaurant's award-winning design features bamboo and mandarin orange walls, white linen tables with chunky place mats, and tall stemware. East meets east with Tandoori Salmon Bamboo-Steamed Red Snapper, Atlantic Salmon with... more
Upon stepping into the super-stylish Monsoon you'll immediately notice the subtle lighting and peaceful color palette. The ambience is in perfect harmony with the pan-Asian menu, which blends the cuisines of various cultures with dramatic results. Each dish is a surprisingly successful foray into fusion dining — try crab cakes with cucumber namasa and coconut aioli, tiger prawns with Asian... more