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November 2023 by Devang N
BRING BACK FLIP KITCHEN! BRING BACK CHIC PEAS AND DA ENDZ AND THE REST OF THEM!
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November 2023 by Mary Freij
New businesses beware. This is supposed to be an incubator to help small business by the City of Toronto. As one of the vendors targeted, here is the story: New food vendors from traditionally marginalized communities were recruited and selected by the City to be part of a new food incubation project. The City promised to help them develop successful businesses. But then the City failed to provide the supports they'd promised and left the vendors to fend for themselves in space that attracted few customers. Despite excellent food reviews from The Toronto Star, CBC and Toronto Life, the vendors had little business. Despite knowing this, the City insisted on charging vendors rent although knew they could not afford to pay. Then the city evicted them for not paying it.
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November 2023 by Eric McKian
The City of Toronto knowingly entered into an agreement with the vendors that signed on with the FLIP Incubator program and then did not deliver on the supports that they had promised the businesses. I am not affiliated with any of the vendors but I frequented this food hall often and am disappointed with how this program has failed the businesses it was meant to support.
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August 2023 by Jesse James
Big fan of this little place. The restauranteurs are great!
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March 2023 by anne stevens
Please post your hours so we don't have to guess. Thanks
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January 2023 by Danielle DeMarsh
This food hall is a delicious hidden gem - multiple food stalls, all serving really tasty and interesting meals and snacks! It's especially perfect if you're eating with other people who like different types of food from one another (e.g. comfort food, vegan, etc) because everyone can get something different. Also, I love that it's all startup food stalls, so it feels great to be supporting small/new businesses. Highly recommend!
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October 2022 by Arlene Buzon-Tan
Food Learning Innovation Place (FLIP) Kitchens is a food hall that unofficially opened in December of 2021. It is located a short walk from North York Centre subway station. Street parking is available in front of the food hall or at nearby Impark Parking across the street.Currently four vendors occupy the food hall. These include:Bunhaus - specializes in European stuffed buns, soups, milkshakes and mini donutsTeta's Kitchen - specializes in Indonesian and Lebanese comfort food such as falafels, Rendang, Sate Ayam, and fusion dishes such as Pandan Chicken Kabab and Indo Falafel.Chic Peas - offers cool vegan cuisine such as soup, smoothies, Buddha bowls, salads, and baked goods.Da Endz - Jamaican restaurant occupying the "end" spot in the food hall, specializing in wings, oxtail and rice and peas, and fusion offerings like rasta pasta.There’s plenty of seating within the food hall and additional tables in front of the food hall. There was no washroom available within the hall itself.
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September 2022 by Arlene B.
Food Learning Innovation Place (FLIP) Kitchen is a food hall that unofficially opened in December of 2021. It is located a short walk from North York Centre subway station. Streets parking is available in front of the food hall or at nearby parking garages such as Impark Parking across the street.Currently four vendors occupy the food hall. These include:Bunhaus - specializes in European stuffed buns, soups, milkshakes and mini donutsTeta's Kitchen - specializes in Indonesian and Lebanese comfort food such as falafels, Rendang, Sate Ayam, Nasi Uduk Ayam, and fusion dishes such as Pandan Chicken Kabab and Indo Falafel. Chic Peas - offers vegan cuisine such as soup, smoothies, Buddha bowls, salads, and baked goods. Also will soon be offering Eritrean/Ethiopian coffee per the menu.Da Endz - occupying the "end" spot in the food hall, this restaurant specializes in Jamaican cuisine that includes wings, oxtail and rice and peas, and fusion offerings such as rasta pasta. They make homemade juices like BeetRoot Juice but also carry Ting and ginger beer. Plenty of seating within the food hall where you can enjoy your food while it's hot. There is additional seating outside in front of the food hall. There was no washroom available. Definitely a spot worth checking out if you're in the area.
