This is something you try. It's poutine on top of pierogies. My Polish grandmother would just die if she saw truffles perched on top of her pierogy but obviously Toronto is ready for it. I went with an open mind, my 22 year old daughter loves this place. I am glad I went but I won't make it a regular. I feel $16 and up is a little steep for what I received. Also, I may be just spoiled because I like my traditional pierogy stuffed with yummy things and served with fried onions and a side of sour cream. So for my Polish fix I will continue to go to the west end but if you are looking for a new twist on poutine because your tired of fries give this place a try.