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Toronto's Most Comforting Comfort Food Hits Like A Warm Hug (VIDEO)

The Heartbreak Chef is breaking all the hearts.
Toronto's Most Comforting Comfort Food Hits Like A Warm Hug (VIDEO)
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On this episode of Good Bites Takeout, host Mahlet Yordanos check out The Heartbreak Chef, Toronto's most coveted comfort food. Their menu focuses on things like massive fried chicken sandwiches, chicken & waffles, loaded grilled cheese, and loads of sides.  

Their fried chicken sandwiches are a cult favourite and they're constantly cooking up secret menu items that keep their clients guessing.

After years of catering work, Jerome Robinson (a.k.a the heartbreak chef) decided to open up his own version of a take-out spot back in March 2020. From the day doors opened, people have been lining up for. taste.

The Order:
The Mac & Charlie | $16
Dutty Chicken Sandwich | $12
The Big Ass Chicken Sandwich | $12

Address: 823 Dundas Street West

For more information, check out The Heartbreak Chef on Instagram.

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  • Alex Melki
    Video Host & Producer Alex Melki is a Producer and Video Host at Narcity Media. Alex began as a writer and video host at MTL Blog while completing a degree in journalism at Montreal’s Concordia University. After a few years of developing his on-screen personality in the world of corporate marketing and communications, he returned to Narcity to begin co-building the video department. Developing multiple video products for News, Entertainment, Food, and everything in-between, Alex’s proficiency and passion for video is at the core of who he is. When he’s not in front of the camera, the Montreal native is playing video games, watching “so bad they’re good” B-movies, and looking for new music.

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