Clay Oven Winnipeg: The Indian Restaurant I Visit Most Often

Clay Oven has been around for years. It was founded by the Ahluwalia family in 2005, now owned by the Garg family. It currently has four locations in Winnipeg – Kenaston, downtown Blue Cross Park, McPhillips and Downtown Express (inside the Manitoba Hydro building). I mainly go to the one on Kenaston, which was opened … More Clay Oven Winnipeg: The Indian Restaurant I Visit Most Often

Clementine Café Winnipeg: The Brunch Spot People Line Up For

Clementine has to be one of the most popular breakfast and brunch spots in Winnipeg. On weekends, especially outside the summer months, getting a table is the hard part, even in the middle of the Winnipeg winter. In January this year, I went with friends on a Sunday. We got there at 9:08 am — … More Clementine Café Winnipeg: The Brunch Spot People Line Up For

Wasabi Sabi Winnipeg: High-End Japanese Restaurant I often Recommend

A friend who moved from Vancouver to Winnipeg this year recently asked me for a Japanese restaurant recommendation. No budget — she just wanted the best Japanese food in town. So, I recommended Edokko and Wasabi Sabi. Since Sabi on Taylor was closer to her, that’s where she went. She texted me after: “Very good. … More Wasabi Sabi Winnipeg: High-End Japanese Restaurant I often Recommend