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Karen and I came to Coconut Seasons hot pot for a double date dinner.
We ordered the 4-people dinner set for $138. I think this is a good portion - as long as you have 2 hungry hippos with you! There's actually a lot of food but we managed to finish everything thanks to our hungry hippos haha. Clearly, P and J are our hungry hippos - actually more like food vacuums. (Thanks guys).
Highlights from this set menu:
* Coconut broth - after you cook the chicken in the pot, drink the soup! It's very sweet and delicious. Not oily after the server swoops away the oil at the top of the broth
* Lamb slices - yummy! Doesn't have a strong lamb taste to it for those who aren't big on the smell
* Corn - ha! It was actually a great item to have on the menu; the corn absorbed all the broth, making it very tasty.One thing I think they overcharged for is the young coconut juice, for $5.99!
I guess the money goes into the manual labour of cutting open the young coconut - pricey for its worth!Overall, I'd come back to this place :)
😻 Happy October 1st! 😻
I didn't expect the amount of people that attended Toronto Oktoberfest this year!
P and I got tickets to the VIP section, which was located at the left corner of the venue. The plus side of getting the VIP tickets is that there are nicer washrooms to use rather than Porta Potties haha! It also covers for 2 pint tickets.
General Admission covers only the entrance fee - beers & foods are additional charge. I actually think the GA seating area is more comfortable because there's more wind that blows into the area. The VIP area was more squishy (I'm surprised at the amount of people that bought VIP tickets!!).
Highlights:
* Erdinger beers - I'm not a big fan of beers, but this was not dry and bitter - which I liked!
* Pretzels - A very addicting pairing with the beers
Overall, an interesting experience with lots of singing & dancing involved!
