Black Camel is a good restaurant for an on-the-go meal that is healthy, filling and affordable at the same time. This restaurant serves some of the most amazing sandwiches in the city, and the reason why they probably have such a loyal fan following is that they pay attention to the diner's needs and personalize the order as per their preferences. Other dishes on the menu include chili and brisket along with a range of sauces and toppings to pick from. They do not have plebty of seating, but they do have a small patio area.

Burger king opened their first restaurant in Canada in 1969, and since then they have won many Canadian hearts. Burger King knows the art of making burgers and over the period of time they have perfected it. From crispy fries, meaty burgers, rich milkshakes to healthy salads, breakfast specials and chicken everything served at Burger Kind oozes deliciousness. A perfect place to grab a meal with friends and family, Burger King is always a setting for happy times. The College Street outlet is conveniently located for hungry patrons to grab a burger and carry on their excursion through the neighborhood.

Located on the Queen Street West in Chinatown, Banh Mi Boys' popularity relies solely on the select Korean and Vietnamese delicacies that are served at a considerably lower price. This small, crammed shop is a great place to start off on the East-Asian culinary route as it offers tastefully prepared lemongrass tofu, traditional five spice pork belly sandwich and steamed bao. The flavors are authentic and the preparations never fail to impress even the most discerning foodie.

Home to the legendary Peameal Bacon Sandwich, the Carousel Bakery is a definitive must-stop, must-eat spot on any self-respecting foodie's epicurean itinerary. Simply placed on a soft Kaiser Bun, the special chunk of secretly sourced peameal bacon lends just the right amount of moisture and taste to its bun, making it nothing less than a culinary feat for thousands of fans who stop by the bakery every weekend. Tucked inside the historic St. Lawrence Market, the sandwich's fans include celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse, Bobby Flay, and other well-known figures like Drake and Catherine-Zeta Jones, to name a few. The wildly popular bakery is known to sell nearly 2600 units of the famous bacon sandwich on a usual Saturday, so be prepared to wait in line if you want a bite of this award-winning snack. Besides the sandwich, the Carousel Bakery also offers a range of baked goods, pastries, wraps, and bagels.

There is no other pleasure like shopping and no better indulgence like gorging on delicious food after a long shopping haul. Yorkdale Shopping Centre and the Dine on 3 gives your the best of both worlds. The 45,000 square feet (4180 square meter) vast food court houses over 1000 seats and boasts of 19 restaurants serving distinctive cuisines to match up with the eclectic tastes of hungry shoppers. Along with KFC and Subway, the food court has one of the largest cafe, Espressamente, Fomoso Pizzas, Glow Press, Su & Shi and Illy, and many, many more. The unique aspect of Dine on 3 is that they take table reservations. So, on your next shopping escapade at the Yorkdale Shopping Centre do not forget to reserve a table at Dine on 3.