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  • I haven't been to Casa Loma since I was a kid to explore the castle and I would have never thought spending over $1,000+ on a dinner for two was in my future either! Upon arrival we we offered valet parking which was $15 and coat check then we were walked to our table. The atmosphere of the place was really nice, we were seated beside the fire place in the dining room with a huge portrait of Prince staring right us (not going to lie, it's pretty creepy if you stare at him for too long) They brought bread and crackers with a side of smoked butter and truffle oil to our table as we waited for our food to come. For starters, we got a dozen of oysters and I forgot the two sauces it came with. I believe one was a BBQ and I have no idea what the other one was. Really nice and plump, worth getting! Secondly we got the Blue Sturgeon Caviar which was a whopping $600 for a tin. It was served with mini pancake lookalike things that I totally forgot the fancy name for and creme. I've never had caviar before and the closest I've ever gotten to it would have to be the roe you get on your sushi so I didn't know what to except. It had a nutty salty taste to it and it was a good experience because they served it with the "mother of pearl" spoon that you're supposed to eat it with but didn't wow me too much. I don't get why rich people enjoy caviar... For our main dish we got the wagyu sampler which consists of three wagyu steaks from Australia, America, and Japan and also a Canadian Dry Aged 12 oz. All the wagyu had different contents of fatty to it but obviously my favourite is the one from Japan. It simply melted in your mouth and had the highest fatty content compared to the other wagyu. The Australian one was also delicious but had an iron-y taste to it which I didn't mind. The one from America just tasted like normal steak. The dry aged wasn't too exciting either we could've done without it. As for a side we got the Asparagus which was cooked correctly and didn't taste bitter. Overall my experience here was lovely, staff was great and the place was beautiful. But the bill wasn't very pleasing to look at!
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