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May 18, 2026
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This cheesy Hong Kong-style baked pork chop is the best thing I ate in Toronto this week - Toronto Star
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This cheesy Hong Kong-style baked pork chop is the best thing I ate in Toronto this week.
The food scene in Toronto can be overwhelming with its diverse array of cuisines and restaurants. However, there was one dish that really stood out to me during my recent visit— a mouthwatering Hong Kong-style baked pork chop at The Peculiar Pig.
Upon entering the cozy, dimly lit establishment, the aroma of freshly baked bread and sizzling meat greeted me. My server promptly directed me towards a small but perfectly formed pork chop that had been generously coated in cheese and herbs before being baked …
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