Yonge and Sheppard is one of those Uptown Hubs that you might never think of venturing up to. It's the kind of Hub that you rarely think of, and a Hub that you might pass by on the subway everyday. But get off at Yonge and Sheppard and
you'll find a Hub with a flavour all its own, and enough to do for a low-key night in the northern part of the city! From independently-run Asian eateries to one of the least busy big-screen cinemas in the city, this is a
#TransitHubbing Adventure worth going on!
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| To get to the Yonge and Sheppard Hub, grab the subway from either the north-south direction, the Sheppard Line, or take the eastbound bus from Downsview Station. |
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| First thing to do - browse the mix of independent restaurants with cuisines from all over the world |
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| Korean food just happens to be one of this Hub's specialties |
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| Walking north along Yonge will take you to a beautiful strip of restaurant patios... brrr!! |
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| Feel like Japanese food instead? Try this Sake and Wine Bar - look for the giant chopsticks! |
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| Loxx Hair Design and HY Lounge are two of the out-there venues at this Hub |
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| In the end, we settled for Korean - the food at Joons is a steal! |
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| The portions here are generous - and the alcohol cheap! |
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| Mmmmm... that fried egg on top got eaten right up! |
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| Cap the night off at the Sheppard Grande cinema - big screens but very little traffic! |
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| See ya, Yonge and Sheppard. Maybe next time, we'll head up to Finch? |
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