Hungry Amoo - Toronto

Jerico's, located in town, offers a disappointing experience for a couple looking forward to indulging in prime rib. Despite the friendly waitress and well-made drinks, the prime rib fell short in terms of portion size, flavor, and tenderness. Another guest, noted for being the main highlight of the meal, emphasized the prime rib but didn't find the rest of the dishes noteworthy. However, the other food options like the lamb and chicken dishes, the Tamarind beef, and Pirasky appetizers turned out to be delightful for another group of diners. The service at Jerico's received mixed reviews - some experienced slow service while others found the staff warm and welcoming. Overall, Jerico's may be worth a try for its prime rib but may leave customers divided due to the inconsistent experience. On the other hand, The Hungry Amoo, located on Ossington strip, impressed with its delicious food, unique dishes, and welcoming staff. With a mix of traditional brunch options and Persian influence, the restaurant provides a memorable dining experience. Visitors highly recommend trying the dishes at The Hungry Amoo, where the service is excellent and the ambiance is warm and inviting.