NomNomNom Poutine

The reason that I came to Canada was to try poutine. I heard this was the best place in Toronto and the people were not lying you Can taste the freshness of the potatoes,the gravy was delicious and the cheese 🤤 it squeaked as I chewed it. When I got my order it was hot and the fries nice and crispy, it was also a decent portion I ate got full and saved the rest for later. Ever since I left Toronto I randomly think of this poutine and just get sad because it’s not with in reach, I’ll definitely be coming back to Canada just to eat this again.

The cloesest you'll get to a real Quebecois poutine in Toronto. NomNomNom is serving up real poutine. For some reason Toronto thinks a sprinkling of melted curds is ok - definitely not here! Loads of fresh, squeeky cheese curds on top of fresh cut fries and gravy - this is the way! I always go for double curds since that's more on par with what a typical serving would be from our French speaking neighbours. While the curds are top notch and fries are great, their gravy falls short for me - not a ton of flavour and lacking depth - it's the only reason why NomNomNom isn't my favourite poutine in the city. If they improved their gravy they'd take the crown by a landslide! Either way, the poutine here is delicious and I'd definitely recommend it to anyone trying poutine for the first time that wants to get a taste of the real thing. Highly recommend!

Came here on a Friday midday, can without a doubt say that this is the best poutine in Southern Ontario. Having tried multiple poutines in the Ottawa and Montreal regions, this is the closest to it. Cheese curds are 100% legit, and don't overly melt with the gravy and the fries have a great texture. I ended up getting the traditional poutine. Ordered on an iPad and food was out within 5-6 minutes. Shout out to the dude who runs this place, will without a doubt be back soon.

This definitely holds the mantle for best poutine in the city. Portion size was large with a generous serving of cheese and gravy over fries. The gravy itself was quite flavourful and the cheese had the perfect texture you'd expect in authentic poutine. Well worth a visit and reasonably priced for what you get.

Good portion size for the price. The poutine itself is not too bad, though i wish the cheese curds were a bit more warmer/melted and the sauce i found was a bit on the blander side, possibly due to the fact that it is vegetarian based.

Absolutely delicious. This was my first time trying poutine, and I can say it did not disappoint. We got the traditional style and it was just the right amount of filling. Service was quick and the prices were fair. I hear this place is building a name for itself as well. Must try.

The guy told me the cheese and pulled pork poutines were most popular. I decided with the pulled pork poutine, and it was amazing. The regular size was $12.83 CAD and double cheese was $14.82 CAD. There’s a table in front with an umbrella. There’s also some seating inside the community center next door. That’s nice they offer that. Credit card/Apple pay accepted. (Also posted on Yelp)

I had heard a lot of buzz about NomNomNom Poutine on social media and went in with high expectations. While the poutine was good, it didn’t quite live up to the hype. I wouldn’t say it’s the best in the city. If you do decide to give it a try, I’d recommend sticking with the original poutine—it’s much better than the other variations. The jerk chicken was okay but didn’t really add much to the overall dish.

The reason that I came to Canada was to try poutine. I heard this was the best place in Toronto and the people were not lying you Can taste the freshness of the potatoes,the gravy was delicious and the cheese 🤤 it squeaked as I chewed it. When I got my order it was hot and the fries nice and crispy, it was also a decent portion I ate got full and saved the rest for later. Ever since I left Toronto I randomly think of this poutine and just get sad because it’s not with in reach, I’ll definitely be coming back to Canada just to eat this again.

The cloesest you'll get to a real Quebecois poutine in Toronto. NomNomNom is serving up real poutine. For some reason Toronto thinks a sprinkling of melted curds is ok - definitely not here! Loads of fresh, squeeky cheese curds on top of fresh cut fries and gravy - this is the way! I always go for double curds since that's more on par with what a typical serving would be from our French speaking neighbours. While the curds are top notch and fries are great, their gravy falls short for me - not a ton of flavour and lacking depth - it's the only reason why NomNomNom isn't my favourite poutine in the city. If they improved their gravy they'd take the crown by a landslide! Either way, the poutine here is delicious and I'd definitely recommend it to anyone trying poutine for the first time that wants to get a taste of the real thing. Highly recommend!

Came here on a Friday midday, can without a doubt say that this is the best poutine in Southern Ontario. Having tried multiple poutines in the Ottawa and Montreal regions, this is the closest to it. Cheese curds are 100% legit, and don't overly melt with the gravy and the fries have a great texture. I ended up getting the traditional poutine. Ordered on an iPad and food was out within 5-6 minutes. Shout out to the dude who runs this place, will without a doubt be back soon.

This definitely holds the mantle for best poutine in the city. Portion size was large with a generous serving of cheese and gravy over fries. The gravy itself was quite flavourful and the cheese had the perfect texture you'd expect in authentic poutine. Well worth a visit and reasonably priced for what you get.

Good portion size for the price. The poutine itself is not too bad, though i wish the cheese curds were a bit more warmer/melted and the sauce i found was a bit on the blander side, possibly due to the fact that it is vegetarian based.

Absolutely delicious. This was my first time trying poutine, and I can say it did not disappoint. We got the traditional style and it was just the right amount of filling. Service was quick and the prices were fair. I hear this place is building a name for itself as well. Must try.

The guy told me the cheese and pulled pork poutines were most popular. I decided with the pulled pork poutine, and it was amazing. The regular size was $12.83 CAD and double cheese was $14.82 CAD. There’s a table in front with an umbrella. There’s also some seating inside the community center next door. That’s nice they offer that. Credit card/Apple pay accepted. (Also posted on Yelp)

I had heard a lot of buzz about NomNomNom Poutine on social media and went in with high expectations. While the poutine was good, it didn’t quite live up to the hype. I wouldn’t say it’s the best in the city. If you do decide to give it a try, I’d recommend sticking with the original poutine—it’s much better than the other variations. The jerk chicken was okay but didn’t really add much to the overall dish.

Tasty poutine, but stick with the traditional. We tried the limited time lumberjack poutine, which adds crispy onions and ground beef, and found it a bit salty and not quite what we were l looking for. On the other hand, the traditional poutine has nice long cheese curds and the perfect level of richness and saltines. The gravy is vegetarian, so it has some notes of sweetness and tartness in it. It's still plenty savoury, and I liked it, but my partner found it distracting. We went in the winter so there was no outdoor seating, but you can head into the community centre next door and find a seat. Apparently there's a program to request washable plates if you're eating in there, but I didn't know about it when I ordered.

Damn. NomNomNom really lived up to its hype. It IS the best poutine in Toronto. The owner IS from Montreal after-all. Having been to Montreal, this is basically an exact replica of any poutine from Montreal. The portion is generous, the cheesy was squeaky, the fries were crispy, and the gravy had depth. We got the smoked meat one and it took us back to Montreal immediately.

Soggy fries, insipid gravy, and mediocre toppings (no chipotle flavor in the pulled pork, which has no heat or spicyness). I re-heated my leftovers with some Frank's Red Hot sauce, and it was much improved but the fries are still soggy. I come from Southern California originally and "Carne Asada Fries" is a common offering at Mexican Taqueria restaurants, it's like a gourmet poutine with CRISPY FF and spicy meat topping (usually carnitas), with grated cheese and garnished with guacamole and hot green/red salsa. My wife liked her version with bacon topping, so we give this stand a "3", it's A-OK.

BEST POUTINE in TORONTO! I have been in Montreal for years so poutine has my heart. This is one of the best poutines to try in Toronto. Nomnomnompoutine is a delightful twist on the classic Canadian dish! Their take on poutine features crispy fries smothered in rich gravy and topped with gooey cheese curds, all elevated by creative toppings. Whether it's pulled pork, mushrooms, or spicy toppings, each bite is a flavor explosion. I liked the traditional poutine with double cheese. The portion sizes are generous, making it perfect for sharing--or not! They have vegetarian gravy! The atmosphere is casual and inviting, ideal for a laid-back meal. Plus, the staff are friendly and helpful, enhancing the overall experience. If you're a poutine lover or just looking to try something new, Nomnomnompoutine is definitely worth a visit! his is a food truck so it's not your typical brick and mortar! Location: NOMNOMNOM Poutine 707 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M5T 2W6 .. @yyzdateideas @secret_toronto @narcitycanada @canadavisa @dishedtoronto @bloggers.of.canada @blogto @yyz.daily ... .... #Foodie #InstaFood #FoodPhotography #FoodLovers #Yummy #Delicious #Eats #FoodPorn #Foodstagram #NomNom #Tasty #torontolife #torontodesserts #pizzatoronto #torontofoodies #torontolifestyleblogger #torontosummer #indianfoodblogger #bestpoutine #besttoronto #toronto #torontoeats #desserts  #torontofood #torontofoodie #foodreview #LetsEatCanada #BudgetEats

This is a street-side food booth, so there isn't dedicated seating. I ordered the Traditional poutine. It was yummy and had a good mix of both fries, cheese curds, and gravy. Portions are large so the price is fair. I wish the cheese curds were more squeaky though.

Just enjoyed one.. - Large portion for a regular size - Smoked meat complements well.. - A decent amount of curds, you can pay more for double - Fries are crispy hold their texture well as the gravy soaked once's don't turn into a soggy goop by the end Not a poutine expert but I enjoyed it and would go back

The guy told me the cheese and pulled pork poutines were most popular. I decided with the pulled pork poutine, and it was amazing. The regular size was $12.83 CAD and double cheese was $14.82 CAD. There's a table in front with an umbrella. There's also some seating inside the community center next door. That's nice they offer that. Credit card/Apple pay accepted. (Also posted on Google)

Came here to try it out as it was rated one of the best poutine in the city. The poutine was alright. We got the traditional poutine, the portion is also really big for the price they charge. The poutine itself was lacking some flavours, the fries were really crispy, which can be a good thing for some, but for us it didn't go well with the gravely. The cheese curds also didn't melt in the poutine, which was a little disappointing. The service was quick and you get your food right away. The location is quite accessible by walk or biking and there are benches outside of the stall, which is a bonus for eating our food fresh.

This is the best poutine I've ever had! This is a food stall at Market 707. It has a Quebec flag. When getting closer there, you'll smell the irresistible aroma. I couldn't resist but order a jerk chicken poutine from its vending machine. (Ordinary poutine doesn't fulfill people anymore, lol.) The owner was very friendly and always smling. He told me to wait several minutes kindly. When I got my food, it looked very appealing. When I took the first bite, I was impressed by the combination of jerk chicken, gravy and crispy french fries. It tasted so good! People who had poutine before but not very enjoyed it should come to Nom Nom Nom to know the poutine's power. On the other hand, people who never had poutine before should better come here to experience this special Canadian dish

We visited Toronto from the states a few weeks ago. Made the 2 mile walk to Nom Nom in the rain, taking in the city. It was the first time my wife and I had legit Poutine. The guy at the window was super cool and helped us pick our orders. We got one regular poutine, and a Smoked Beef poutine with extra curds. While I'm not a connoisseur of the squeak. The curds were insanely squeaky, the fries were cooked crispy and weren't soggy when we finished our meal. The beef was cooked to perfection. Overall 5 star experience. Would definitely recommend. The Dundas St food area was really cool too. Little food truck boxes along the street. With seating in the First People's Community Center. It's a whole vibe. Worth checking out.

Came here for some classic poutine and immediately went for the Traditional. Although simple, something about this one hit just right. First off, the fries were crispy and not overly oily or salty. Even though it had been soaking in gravy, I didn't find it becoming truly soggy while eating. The gravy itself was heavy, but not so heavy that it feels overwhelming by the end. The cheese curds also felt proper, being tasty, fairly sizeable and fun to munch on with the fries. Overall, I recommend coming here for poutine. The service was very quick, being ready in under 10 minutes. The area itself is pretty nice too, with benches and picnic tables available outside. There are also neighboring food stalls that look interesting as well if you're still feeling hungry after.

Cool spot on the street, in this little pop-up trailer style restaurant village. Luckily the weather was decent, so we ordered our poutine and drinks and dined on a nearby bench. We split two different style of poutine, which was perfect for three people as these dishes are hearty and filling. We sampled both a traditional version as well as the one with smoke meats on top. The smoked meat poutine was just okay (it was more of less a traditional with shredded meats on top), but their traditional poutine was really perfect with its squeaky cheese curds and rich brown gravy. Glad we gave this place a go!

Poutine is all they do, and they do it well. It's pretty much a food cart but there is seating in the nearly community center. It was raining when we came and were very happy to find that out from the nice guy who made our delicious meal. The gravy is the perfect consistency to coat the fries without waterlogging them or clumping on. Curds were plentiful and tasted fresh. The fries are the delicious double-cooked variety, with a crisp outside and fluff in the middle. Not sure what more you could want, since if you're here you want great poutine.

I was in Toronto for a week with my girlfriend, visiting from the US, and of course, hearing so much about poutine, we wanted to try it. Call me a tourist but poutine was all that was on my mind in terms of Canadian cuisine. We of course tried out many different cuisines during our time there, as Canada offers a large array of culinary dishes from around the world. We went to several of the top-rated restaurants, a lot of which cost quite a bit. However, of all of the places we've been to, this stuck out to us the most. We tried poutine at St. Lawrence Market and that was abhorrent and nearly turned us off from poutine as a dish. Nom Nom Nom is essentially a food cart, where the poutine is served very swiftly. I was surprised at how quickly the food came out after ordering it. When we got it, there was a lot of food and given the price point, it was well worth the cost. I normally eat a lot, but even when sharing one with my girlfriend on an empty stomach, we were both full after finishing it. Sure, every bite felt like a heart attack waiting to happen from the sheer volume of cholesterol we were consuming, but it all felt worth it. This was the last dish we ate before leaving Toronto and it was a great last impression. We had originally made a reservation at a nice Italian restaurant for lunch but canceled it since this filled us up, and we don't regret canceling it since we were able to try this place out. Despite there being no designated area to eat the food, sitting on the sidewalk and eating poutine was a vibe. Would come here again if I were to visit Toronto once more in the future.

The best poutine ever! So yummy, such great value, could literally feed a family of 4 with just 1 order of poutine. We got the traditional Poutine that cost only $8.41 CAD and considering we just thought to come here for a midday snack while we were touring Toronto, we were definitely super stuffed and happy after our meal. Service was quick, and it's nice that you can order at the self serve kiosk right next to the stall that was very easy to navigate yourself. If you don't feel comfortable paying this way, you can also just pay in person. Food came out quick, but considering that it was a super hot day, we would've liked our poutine to cool down a little before being served to us. There was plenty of fries, gravy, and cheese curds, and there is also the option to add double or triple the cheese curds (we couldn't imagine this!) Will definitely be dreaming of coming back here! It's also great how there are other food stalls on the same street so you can have a food crawl during your visit to Nom Nom Nom Poutine!

I had a chance to try their new item "pulled beef poutine" and I loved this!!!! Plenty of super melty tender slow-cooked beef on top of the regular poutine. The best beef poutine I ever had! $11 something for this volume & quality is quite impressive. I will check their new items regularly :)

Really great poutine from a simple, straightforward shack! I read that this is one of the best spots in the city for poutine so I was a little let down because my expectations were high, but overall it was still great. The curds did not melt much and were not squeaky like they usually are.

Got the original poutine for my kids. They loved it. I tried a couple of fries and it was so good! The next time we're back I'll try the other items on the menu.

Best poutine in the city since Poutini's been gone. Incredibly friendly owner whose is proud of his work.

I wouldn't get the pulled pork again - just traditional poutine is enough and worth the price. The fries are tasty. The curds are minimal (i assume that's why they have double and triple option). Pork was okay but minimal too. The gravy is standard, doesn't stand out in positive or negative

BEST POUTINE IN THE CITY. the closest we can get to the classic poutine in quebec. squeaky cheese curd, perfect amount of gravy and fresh cut fries.

Saw this place on a bunch of videos and articles saying it was the best poutine place in Toronto and it definitely did not disappoint! We got the poutine with jerk chicken and it was delicious!! Loved the gravy and the cheese curds on top. The fries were still very warm and crispy so it seemed super fresh. The jerk chicken was super flavorful but not overwhelming and it worked great with the fries. The portion size was also very big - it was enough for both me and my friend. The food was made pretty quickly and the person running it was very nice as well! They only gave outdoor seating so you can eat your food on one of the benches or picnic tables on the sidewalk.

Toronto's best poutine! Devoured the regular and pulled pork poutine. Definitely a must try!

Stopped by on a Saturday at around 1:30 after seeing all the great reviews. There was no line at that time, but I'm not sure how busy it normally gets. There were plenty of people enjoying their poutine on nearby benches though. We had the regular sized bacon poutine to share between two people and it was still a bit much for us. Maybe the bacon made it too over the top. Looking back, I probably just would have gotten the original. I think if you're going to get a special one, you need at least three people to share, even for the regular size - just because it's so heavy. They did give a good amount of cheese curds though, and they were nice and squeaky - so that was much appreciated!

Finally went. Definitely one of the best poutines I've had in Toronto. My son fell in love with poutine in Quebec and said it was the best he's had since. So we will be back.

I've only had poutine twice in my life but I hope that all of my future poutine encounters will be like the one I had from Nom Nom Nom. Two of us split the smoked meat poutine ($11.28). It had the perfect ratio of smoked meat, cheese curds, gravy, and fries. I was able to get a little bit of everything in every bite. The fries were fluffy on the inside while being crisp on the outside. They weren't seasoned too aggressively since a lot of the saltiness came from the smoked meat and gravy. The gravy had a strong umami flavor and clung nicely to the fries and cheese. While everything was coated in gravy, somehow the fries still managed to stay crispy! Meat-eaters should try the smoked meat poutine. It comes with a generous portion of smoky, savory, tender meat! I thought the portion of cheese curds was generous for the regular portion but they also offer extra cheese options for those who love cheese.

This is a little hole in the wall along with a number of other hole-in-the-wall restaurants on the block. There is no dedicated seating for this place or any of the other neighboring restaurants, but anyone can grab a seat at the community center only steps away. I had my poutine there, luckily grabbing one of the few seats inside on a rainy day. Smoked Meat Poutine - Topped with plenty of meat, cheese curds, and gravy, the fries were nicely crisp, holding their crunch for the most part. Highly recommend getting the smoked meat atop your poutine, which seemed to be tender, juicy brisket -- very fancy. Sad that I've left the area, but if I return, I would order the same thing -- with extra cheese curds next time! Value: 5/5 Quality: 5/5 Quantity: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Atmosphere: NA

I'm back home in Chicago right now thinking about the poutine we ate here last month on our quick road trip to Toronto. Gosh that stuff was good!! I'm definitely a fried and cheese type of gal, and not so much a gravy lover, but I heard that I needed to try poutine, so we went here! It's a small place lined up with some other food "carts," but we came here as soon as it opened and got an order of bacon poutine and for me, the regular poutine with a side of crispy onions. This is something you need to eat fresh. I'm sure it would be okay a little afterwards, but you're doing yourself a disservice by not eating it hot off the fryer! I'm super happy that the gravy didn't feel heavy, and it wasn't completely drowning the fries. Somehow, the fries were STILL hot and crispy at the bottom even after it had been sitting a little bit. The cheese wasn't too salty, and the "squeaking" that people talk about was definitely there! Suuuper generous portion for the price IMO, and overall enough for two people per serving! I'm not sure if we can find poutine in our city, but I'm going to be thinking about this for a very long time.

It may have partially been the cold weather, but this poutine was melt in your mouth good. We got the original version of the poutine since it was our first time trying poutine in Canada. The cheese curds were delicious and tasted fresh, the fries were the perfect taste and texture, and the gravy completed the taste experience. I was nervous about this being too heavy/greasy, but it really wasn't. We definitely plan to go back! - @cophiescrumbs

I am originally from the States - Chicago to be exact and I travel a lot and try my best to try the staples at all places I travel too and I heard that this place was voted the best and that's all I needed to hear! Now I'm not the biggest gravy fan so I was afraid that I'd highly dislike it, but I was absolutely incorrect! The gravy was an amazing touch to the fries and cheese curds. I got double cheese because I love me some cheese and it was the perfect amount. The restaurant itself is a shipping container which made it super cool and there's seating all around outside. I believe I saw a sign for indoor dining as well, but I didn't test it out. It's a cute concept! The man running the store front was very nice and approachable which I appreciate.

My sister in law had heard great things about this food stall so when we were in town in Toronto, we had to stop by to try it. I had never had poutine before, and nom nom nom's poutine had lived up to my expectations. Their flavorful gravy covered the crispy fries in the perfect ratio. Their servings is so generous we shared over poutine amongst 3 adults. There were a couple of picnic tables in front of the stall that you could sit and eat at. I highly recommend this place if you are craving a hearty snack.

The absolute BEST poutines that you can get in Toronto. Everything - from the perfectly browned fries, to the flavourful gravy, and the fresh and squeeky cheese - is perfect. Friendly owner as well!

Fresh street side container, served fresh and hot with gravy. Good flavor and texture, with the gravy not overpowering.

Right by Alexandra Park, this poutine stand truly stands out! It took 5 min ti get this warm, delicious poutine in our hands. The poutine was delightful, and if you're worried about standing out in the cold, there are some heaters overhead to guarantee that you'll enjoy everything about the experience. The gravy was very flavorful and light, and the curds were so long and delicious and had the iconic squeak I look for in a poutine. The serving was quite large and even when making it to the bottom of the fry pile, I still got all the amazing flavor that I had on top. Easily one of the best poutines I've ever had!

Oh so squeaky! First time trying this place, and it didn't disappoint. We went with the double cheese, and I'd highly recommend it. All the ingredients on their own are delicious, but combined together, amazing. The curds are the size of the fries.

Reportedly the #1 poutine in Toronto! If you come here, be sure to eat the food right on the spot! Instead I made the horrible mistake of taking it to-go... 10 minutes later, the fries were a little soggy and the cheese curds had hardened into an unpleasantly rubbery texture. While still delicious, I can only imagine what it would have tasted like in its full glory... This poutine stand is located in a cute little outdoor food court. Be sure to come hungry!

I was the one person at the time when I ordered and I was surprised when the owner told me that my order was done within 2 minutes of ordering. The smoked meat poutine was very delicious and it came in a good portion as well. The smoked meat was flavourful and tender, curds were squeaky, and fries were crispy.

I came here when I came to visit Toronto from the States and had never tasted an authentic poutine before. While I was searching on yelp, this gem had highest reviews near my hotel. At first I was a bit hesitant since it was not a real restaurant but pulling up to the shop I was pleasantly surprised. The row of littles shops really creates the atmosphere of a little town. It felt so cozy even though we were outside. The vibes and the ambiance were superb. I really enjoyed exploring the other shops while we waited for our poutine. The service was great and speedy! I was very happy with the prices and the amount of poutine we received. We ordered one traditional and one pulled pork. It was piping hot and there was generous amount of cheese curds and sauce. And in the pulled pork there was as plenty of pork. We enjoyed it so much that we took one back to the states and it still tasted just as delicious! Great vibes and great poutine!

This is one of the container food kiosks along the south side of Dundas at Bathurst. Recommended by friends I decided to check it out. Food (4.5/5) - had the smoked meat poutine and it was good. Fries were cooked to right crispness, curds were good, gravy well balanced and the smoked meat was tasty. Service (5/5) - I was shocked at how quickly I got my order... like in 3 minutes. Owner is friendly guy. Atmosphere (3.5/5) - hard to say much... it's a sidewalk takeout place with some picnic tables in front. Not the best neighborhood so not much to really say in this area. Overall (4.5/5) - I will repeat to try out some of the other flavours of poutine.

Abundantly clear to me why this is often cited as the gold standard of Toronto poutine. The SQUISH of the curds! Prepared on the spot. Fries were fit for purpose, not too crunchy.

Poutine, a Canadian classic. It has fries, cheese curds, and gravy. I like it a lot; I think the gravy and cheese curds go well with the fries, taste wise. I like my fries crispy tho, so I didn't like the concept of gravy over my fries and make it soggy. Besides the traditional one, they also have other toppings like smoked meat, bacon, etc. Nearby are other small kiosks that serve food from different cuisines -- pretty nice place to hang out and try different food.

Hubby & I were so excited to sample authentic poutine in Canada & from our research on local spots, we concluded this was one of the must try places. We totally agreed as we ordered the bacon poutine with double cheese, which was outstanding & very filling (we shared 1 order). They have a couple of outdoor tables set up with large umbrellas, which was perfect as we got some much needed shade as it was quite warm out. Our order was prepared promptly and service was great. Definitely a must visit spot for what is guaranteed to be tasty eats.

Wow my first poutine and it really was so delicious! I ordered two different kinds and they were both so delicious. I thought the beef with fried onions wouldn't be as good as the smoked meat one but they were both very delicious and flavorful. I know there's supposed to be gravy and it's supposed to make the fries soggy however maybe next time I would ask for the gravy on the side if possible since I like crispy fries and would rather pour or dip as I go. It's very heavy tho so each order is good to share with 2 people or fill 1 very hungry person. I loved how they don't skimp out on the toppings and give tons of cheese and meat!

Best poutine in Toronto @ Nom Nom Nom according to Toronto Now? My kids love poutine, so it's only logical that I scheduled Nom Nom Nom as part of the downtown restaurant-hopping itinerary (Yes, you do have to start them young if you want to nurture future Yelpers). If you are unaware, this place is just a little food shack (or shipping container) in the Alexandra Park area. So plan to sit on outdoor benches while you chow down on the food. As we stood outside of their food stall and checked out their signages, I noticed the words, 'vegan gravy'. Internally, the voice inside of me yelped an, "uh-oh". But heck, we were there anyway, let's see how it goes. One order of the original poutine please! Was I pleasantly surprised? Or did my gut win out? Let's find out. Don't get me wrong, it wasn't a bad poutine, but just no where near the best in Toronto. I dare to say most random poutine places in Montreal would be better than Nom Nom Nom. While the poutine was decent, it is truly missing the fatty goodness that real gravy has. They could certainly choose a better crop of potato as well. An exceptional poutine requires a potato that offers a natural sweeter taste to contrast the savoury gravy. Maybe that's just my personal preference. I'm not super familiar with the vegan poutine scene, but I would probably say that the cut of potato alone is not good enough for them to stake a claim on the best vegan poutine crown, let alone the overall best poutine in Toronto one. You can try their ok poutine if you are in the area, but it won't be worth your time or gas money to purposely drive to Nom Nom Nom and expect to be blown away.

We stopped by on our way to Kensington market, and had no regrets. We got there 10 minutes before it opened, and that allowed us to be the first in line on a Monday. The service was super quick, and the poutine came out very hot and delicious. I'm still impressed at the gravy was so good and is vegetarian. Highly recommend!

I haven't eaten a lot of poutine before but this was amazing!! We ordered the poutine with ground beef and fried onions and the poutine with smoked meat and both were really good. The fries held onto their crispness enough and had a great flavor and texture, the gravy was savory and delicious, and the cheese had the perfect chew and squeakyness. I like the one with the smoked meat a little better because I felt that the flavors complimented everything else a little bit better but I liked both a lot. I can't really comment on the price because I don't know much about typical prices but I would definitely come back again!!!

Poutine is something that I look forward to having and Nom Nom poutine didn't disappoint!!!

My first eating stop when visiting Toronto. I've tried poutine before so I knew I wanted it again. I just love potatoes! I decided to get a topping instead of just the traditional gravy and cheese curds. Ordered off Uber eats and it came pretty quick. Large portion! I ate maybe close to a half if it. The beef was a bit too salty for me but the fries and gravy were soooo good. Would definitely get just the traditional next time but i think the lumber jack is a good option.

The fries were soggy! And for some reason it was also lukewarm. That's about the worst you can do with poutine, soggy and not piping hot.