Kiss My Pans Reviews, Ratings & Menu | 713 College St, Toronto

General Info

Kiss My Pans at 713 College St, Toronto, ON M6G 1C2, Canada, is a Singaporean restaurant that brings comforting flavors and a welcoming atmosphere to one of Toronto’s most vibrant dining areas. From the moment I explored the menu, it was clear that this spot focuses on authentic Singapore-inspired dishes while creating an approachable experience for both first-time visitors and returning guests. The location feels inviting, and the option for outdoor seating adds a relaxed touch, especially on pleasant days when diners can enjoy their meal outside. It is also a nice bonus that dogs are allowed outside, making the restaurant an appealing stop for pet owners exploring the neighborhood.

One of the standout items on the menu is the Chicken Satay. The dish delivers the kind of satisfying flavor and texture that makes it easy to understand why it is frequently highlighted by visitors. Equally memorable is the Singaporean Breakfast, which offers a glimpse into traditional morning dining culture and provides something different from the typical breakfast options found around the city. For those looking for a heartier meal, the Hokkien Mee is a must-try. Rich, flavorful, and comforting, it showcases the restaurant’s dedication to serving dishes that reflect the essence of Singaporean cuisine.

Another menu favorite is the White Carrot Cake, a well-loved specialty that adds variety and authenticity to the dining experience. To complement the meal, the Blue Pea Lemonade stands out as a refreshing beverage choice. Its vibrant appearance and refreshing taste make it a popular pairing with many of the restaurant’s signature dishes.

Kiss My Pans also offers delivery, making it convenient for customers who want to enjoy Singaporean flavors from home. Whether stopping by for lunch with friends, enjoying a casual meal outdoors, or ordering in after a busy day, the restaurant provides flexibility without compromising the overall dining experience. Dessert options help round out the menu, giving guests another reason to stay a little longer and explore more of what is available.

Based on my impression, Kiss My Pans is a place where the food, atmosphere, and service options come together naturally. Positive reviews often focus on the distinctive menu and welcoming environment, while the convenient location on College Street makes it easy to include in a day of exploring Toronto. For anyone interested in discovering Singaporean cuisine, this restaurant offers a memorable and enjoyable dining experience centered around carefully prepared dishes and approachable hospitality.

What customers say?

“ I have not been able to find Singaporean food like this anywhere in the 12 years I have been in Toronto. Apart from how wildly delicious everything was, Kiss My Pans felt like a little warm patch of home while a blizzard raged outside. I regret not coming by sooner, but I will definitely be back to warm my gut and soul. ”

- Farah Qureshi -

“ One day I was extremely down on my luck and was struggling. Found out from a friend they do something called 'Pay It Forward Meals' so I walked in and explained my situation. The owner was extremely friendly and explained the different choices. I ended up getting the Beef Rendang (this was about a month or so ago and finally getting around to making a review after securing a new job). It was absolutely fantastic and definitely need to make my way back there to pay it forward to someone else in need! If you have the chance, I highly recommend them! The decor reminds me of home with all the little knick knacks ”

- Stephani-Anne Engler -

“ I've been wanting to try KMP for months, and I finally got the opportunity. I heard KMP was largely self-serve restaurant, but they're claiming that they're transforming into a full service restaurant. We still had to order our foods at the cashier, grab our utensils and fill our water, but the servers were attentive to our needs and checked our table constantly. Firstly, Milo Dinosaur is an amazing drink, filled to the brim with chocolate powdery goodness. The carrot cake and char koey teow were great, with the right amount of charred flavour that came from high heat of cooking method. The roti prata came with a plate of curry chicken, a true comfort food for those who have great memory of eating the dish in Singapore hawker centres. Finally, I've never been a fan of lakes (due to the mess it tends to leave on my white shirt), but if it were cold outside, I'd order KMP laksa and bear the laundry cost. If you are familiar with Singaporean culture, you'd find fun references all over the restaurant, like how to order tea like a Singaporean, and other fun reads. It'll either be a fun experience, or a walk through the memory lane. ”

- Aditya Kuswanto -

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