Valerie Toronto

Valerie sits on the 28th floor of 111 Princes' Blvd, placing it a five-minute walk from the CN Tower. The menu offers a fusion of Korean and Japanese cuisine, served in a room that runs smart and elegant.

Most dining spots near this landmark rely on the novelty of the height, but Valerie treats the perspective as a secondary concern. While its neighbours often lean into the tourist rush, this space prefers a restrained pace that feels better suited for a long dinner than a quick pre-show bite. You choose this table for the contrast of the menu—finding careful balance between Korean spice and Japanese precision—rather than the view alone. It is a more intentional choice than the packed rooms closer to the aquarium, where the proximity to the attractions usually dictates a much higher turnover.