Loga's Corner

1000/10!! Best momos in Toronto. So good I ordered the exact same thing the next day 🤩 Momos are soft and tender, and the beef was juicy and flavourful. 10 pieces for $9. For the price it can't be beat!

Holy! I have never had MoMo before and I have been missing out. My friends and I shared a plate of beef Momo and a plate of deepfriend potato and they were fantastic. Can’t believe I have never tried this food before, and it seems like I did it in the right place. Fresh ingredients, prepared and cooked well. I also tried the Mango Lassi. I’ve been asleep. This was so delicious!!

Honest, fresh and a great spot for good yummy cheap eats. The dumplings are all excellent, as it’s all house made. We had the chicken, lamb and the fried beef dumplings. We enjoyed them all. The service is fast. Parking is an issue

Honest, fresh unpretentious fare ... great spot for good cheap eats. The dumplings are all excellent, as is the house made hot sauce. We had the potato, vegetable and the fried beef dumplings and enjoyed them all. The place is is easy miss, so keep an eye out.

Loga's Corner is a gem for anyone craving authentic Tibetan cuisine. The restaurant has a cozy ambiance and the service is friendly and welcoming. I tried the momo (dumplings), both steamed and fried, and they were absolutely delicious! Each bite was flavorful and perfectly cooked. The prices are reasonable, ranging from $10 to $20, making it an affordable dining option.

Finally got to try this. 😍 it was very good and good value for money. I ordered the steamed beef momos, the deep fried potato momos (recommended by a friend) and mango lassi. I LOVE MANGO LASSI! Safe to say I had leftovers. It was 24 dollars total and I paid in cash. They take other forms of payment too. I asked the guy next to me what he thought of the noodle soup and he said he would order it again so ill get that too next time! The momos are not spicy and their chili sauce is amazing!! I think i need to own some. (They sell jars of it) I mixed their chili sauce, soya sauce and chili oil all together to dip my momos and it was perfect. The person behind the counter was very friendly and informative. The veggie ones have cheese! Ill try those next time too. I love how the skin of the steamed momos were soft and not chewy. Lastly the restaurant itself had a lot of seating and it was a bit dark. It was a no frills type of place and self serve but you are there for the food. Definitely going back again!

We had the fried potato and fried beef momos and they were to die for! Definitely try the sauces bc they were fire and don’t sleep on the mango lassie! So good!

We got takeout steamed beef momos from Loga's after seeing many mentions of it online. I really enjoyed the side condiment that came with the momos (some spicy savory radish), and the momos were pretty good (and reasonably priced), but nothing particularly memorable. I preferred the momo soup I had at Tsampa. Next time I'll have to do a direct comparison between identical menu items!

1000/10!! Best momos in Toronto. So good I ordered the exact same thing the next day 🤩 Momos are soft and tender, and the beef was juicy and flavourful. 10 pieces for $9. For the price it can't be beat!

Holy! I have never had MoMo before and I have been missing out. My friends and I shared a plate of beef Momo and a plate of deepfriend potato and they were fantastic. Can’t believe I have never tried this food before, and it seems like I did it in the right place. Fresh ingredients, prepared and cooked well. I also tried the Mango Lassi. I’ve been asleep. This was so delicious!!

Honest, fresh and a great spot for good yummy cheap eats. The dumplings are all excellent, as it’s all house made. We had the chicken, lamb and the fried beef dumplings. We enjoyed them all. The service is fast. Parking is an issue

Honest, fresh unpretentious fare ... great spot for good cheap eats. The dumplings are all excellent, as is the house made hot sauce. We had the potato, vegetable and the fried beef dumplings and enjoyed them all. The place is is easy miss, so keep an eye out.

Loga's Corner is a gem for anyone craving authentic Tibetan cuisine. The restaurant has a cozy ambiance and the service is friendly and welcoming. I tried the momo (dumplings), both steamed and fried, and they were absolutely delicious! Each bite was flavorful and perfectly cooked. The prices are reasonable, ranging from $10 to $20, making it an affordable dining option.

Finally got to try this. 😍 it was very good and good value for money. I ordered the steamed beef momos, the deep fried potato momos (recommended by a friend) and mango lassi. I LOVE MANGO LASSI! Safe to say I had leftovers. It was 24 dollars total and I paid in cash. They take other forms of payment too. I asked the guy next to me what he thought of the noodle soup and he said he would order it again so ill get that too next time! The momos are not spicy and their chili sauce is amazing!! I think i need to own some. (They sell jars of it) I mixed their chili sauce, soya sauce and chili oil all together to dip my momos and it was perfect. The person behind the counter was very friendly and informative. The veggie ones have cheese! Ill try those next time too. I love how the skin of the steamed momos were soft and not chewy. Lastly the restaurant itself had a lot of seating and it was a bit dark. It was a no frills type of place and self serve but you are there for the food. Definitely going back again!

We had the fried potato and fried beef momos and they were to die for! Definitely try the sauces bc they were fire and don’t sleep on the mango lassie! So good!

We got takeout steamed beef momos from Loga's after seeing many mentions of it online. I really enjoyed the side condiment that came with the momos (some spicy savory radish), and the momos were pretty good (and reasonably priced), but nothing particularly memorable. I preferred the momo soup I had at Tsampa. Next time I'll have to do a direct comparison between identical menu items!