WagJag prides itself in being a leader in DDR (Dining Dispute Resolution). If your group of friends has become bitterly divided over different ethnic cuisines, seeking out a tasty fusion restaurant is a great tactic for reducing restaurant arguments. Today's WagJag presents the opportunity for a delicious culinary compromise: for $10, you get $20 worth of fare at Fickle: Viet Chinese Cuisine Restaurant.
Fickle is a satisfying source for Torontonians craving some bold Asian flavour. A tasty eastbound venture could begin with tantalizing deep fried or rice paper spring rolls ($3.99 and up) or some succulent dumplings ($5.99-$6.99). Those with an appreciation for traditional Vietnamese cuisine can enjoy the staple dish that sustains the nation: big, hot bowl of Pho ($8.99-$9.99). For a classic Chinese option with some kick, General Taos Chicken is a flavourful option ($11.99). The skillful chefs at Fickle also keep busy whipping up other amazing creations like Pad Thai, curry, various noodle dishes, fresh salads, hot pots and much more. Click here for the full menu.
With delectable Vietnamese, Chinese and Thai dishes, chic decor and a casual atmosphere, Fickle is an ideal spot to meet for dinner and drinks with friends. Check them out on Facebook to browse through restaurant pics and keep up to date on all their latest news.
