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Best Restaurants in Canada 🇨🇦
2063 restaurants analyzed across 3 cities · 19220 total identified
One of the most internationally diverse cuisine landscapes in Seemor's data, with Italian, Japanese, Vietnamese, Thai, and Indian restaurants all scoring well. Quality grades concentrate in the B+ and A-range, with Toronto and Vancouver each offering distinct dining identities. Prices are moderate by North American standards, with strong Michelin and Bib Gourmand representation.
Top Restaurants in Canada
- Sushi Hyun Omakase restaurant A+ · Japanese Omakase, Sushi · Vancouver
- Alo A+ · Modern French, French · Toronto
- Five Sails Restaurant A+ · Contemporary French, French · Vancouver
- Kiin A+ · Thai, Southeast Asian · Toronto
- Angela Pastificio A+ · Italian, Tasting Menu · Vancouver
- Botanist A+ · Contemporary Canadian, Canadian · Vancouver
- Casavant A+ · Modern French, Contemporary European · Montreal
- Candide A+ · Modern Canadian, Canadian · Montreal
- Restaurant Ricky+Olivia A · Contemporary Canadian, Canadian · Toronto
- Arbequina Restaurant A · Contemporary Middle Eastern, Middle Eastern · Toronto
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Other Cities
- Montreal — Montreal's food identity blends French culinary technique with North American energy - from the bagels and smoked meat that define the city to the Mile End's cafe culture and the growing Vietnamese and Indian dining scenes. The BYOB restaurant tradition is a distinctive local feature that keeps dining accessible. Prices are moderate, cheaper than Toronto or Vancouver for comparable quality.
- Vancouver — Vancouver's food identity is shaped by the Pacific Rim - Japanese and sushi restaurants rival Tokyo's quality per capita, Vietnamese pho shops line the eastern neighbourhoods, and Chinese dim sum in Richmond is among the best in North America. The farm-to-table movement is genuine given the surrounding agricultural land and ocean access. Prices are moderate overall, with a growing expensive tier in Yaletown and Coal Harbour.
- Toronto — Toronto is one of the world's most genuinely multicultural food cities - Chinese, Indian, Italian, Mexican, Japanese, and Korean restaurants each have enough depth to sustain entire dining neighbourhoods. Kensington Market and Chinatown anchor the downtown scene, while the inner suburbs (Scarborough for Chinese, Brampton for Indian) are where the most authentic cooking lives. Prices are moderate with a growing expensive tier downtown.
Grade Distribution
A+8 restaurants
A101 restaurants
A-424 restaurants
B+721 restaurants
B436 restaurants
B-157 restaurants
C+91 restaurants
C54 restaurants
C-30 restaurants
D30 restaurants
F11 restaurants
Price Distribution
budget334 restaurants
expensive669 restaurants
extremely_expensive95 restaurants
moderate814 restaurants
very_expensive150 restaurants
What Canada Does Best
- Canadian — 194 restaurants, 57 rated A- or higher
- Japanese — 171 restaurants, 56 rated A- or higher
- French — 74 restaurants, 35 rated A- or higher
- Mediterranean — 115 restaurants, 28 rated A- or higher
- Italian — 75 restaurants, 27 rated A- or higher
- Middle Eastern — 138 restaurants, 24 rated A- or higher
- Contemporary — 38 restaurants, 18 rated A- or higher
- Pizza — 56 restaurants, 15 rated A- or higher
- Southeast Asian — 70 restaurants, 14 rated A- or higher
- Indian — 83 restaurants, 13 rated A- or higher
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