Our verdict
NomNomNom Poutine is worth using for a quick Market 707 poutine stop, especially in warmer weather when the outdoor seating makes the stall format work. Go for the focused poutine menu, vegetarian gravy, and fresh cheese-curd emphasis; skip it if the outing needs cocktails, table service, or a special-occasion dining room.
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- Address
- 707 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON
- Phone
- (647) 636-0707
- Website
- nomnomnom.ca
- Directions
- Get directions
The menu
What to order
- Traditional Poutine
- Traditional Triple Cheese Poutine
- Smoked Meat Poutine
- Pulled Pork Poutine
- Bacon Poutine
- Jerk Chicken Poutine
Summer is the clearer version of the experience because outdoor patio seating is part of the description. The venue is best understood as lively, cozy, and casual, with the atmosphere coming from the street-food setup and quick, hearty poutine rather than from decor or formality. In other words, the mood is built into the format: small, direct, unfussy, and centered on a plate that is meant to satisfy quickly.
Use it as a Toronto poutine stop, then build the rest of the day elsewhere
For a compact Toronto food plan, this works as a casual poutine anchor before or after other plans. Decision-making matters more than formality: stay in the casual lane, or use the city guides to switch categories. This is easiest to slot into a wider day when you treat it as a focused street-food stop rather than asking the stall to be more than it is.
Bottom line: go for a quick, $10 Canadian poutine fix with stall energy and no ceremony. Skip it when the night needs a more formal restaurant setting or a drink-led plan.
Frequently asked questions
Does NomNomNom Poutine handle dietary restrictions?
The confirmed information is that NomNomNom Poutine serves Canadian poutine street food in Toronto, so diners with strict restrictions should check directly before relying on it.
Is NomNomNom Poutine worth the price?
Yes, if you want a quick, filling plate of Canadian poutine for about $10 per person. The value is in the small walk-up stall format and the focused poutine lineup, not in a formal sit-down meal.
Is NomNomNom Poutine good for a special occasion?
It is better for a casual poutine stop than for a formal special occasion. The description points to a tiny walk-up stall with a relaxed, friendly street-food feel, outdoor patio seating in summer, and a focus on quick, hearty poutine.
Can I eat at the bar at NomNomNom Poutine?
The confirmed setup is a tiny walk-up stall in Toronto, with outdoor patio seating in summer.
Is the tasting menu worth it at NomNomNom Poutine?
No tasting-menu details are here. The confirmed draw is Canadian poutine street food, including Traditional Poutine, Traditional Triple Cheese Poutine, Smoked Meat Poutine, Pulled Pork Poutine, Bacon Poutine, and Jerk Chicken Poutine.
What should I wear to NomNomNom Poutine?
Wear whatever works for a casual street-food stop, because the stall has a relaxed, friendly feel and no formal dress expectation. In summer, outdoor patio seating makes casual clothes the practical choice for a $10 poutine run.
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Tiny walk-up stall in a repurposed shipping container at Market 707 with a casual street‑food feel, outdoor patio seating in summer, and a relaxed, friendly atmosphere focused on quick, hearty poutine rather than decor.