Tinuno is a Filipino restaurant that serves food in the Kamayan style or "eat with your hands" - no plates or no cutlery - just an array of grilled food served on banana leaves. They give disposable gloves so, if you prefer, you don't have to use your bare hands. They offer a unique Filipino experience that includes seafood (shrimps, squid and mussels), freshwater fish (Tilapia), meats (beef and pork) and vegetables (okra and eggplant). In the Philippines, this type of food is called the Boodle Fight - a Philippine Military Academy tradition where cadets would gather around a long table full of food and rice is spread over banana leaves and eaten with bare hands. It's a free for all as cadets attack the food until it's all gone.
Tinuno is a small cramped, no-frill busy restaurant but their service is fast ad friendly. The cost per person is C$15.00 and includes a bottle of water. While there are other Kamayan style Filipino restaurants in Toronto, Tinuno one of the most reasonably priced ones. The place is very busy on weekends so be prepared to wait for a table even if you have a reservation.