From September 11 to October 11, 2020, Toronto will enjoy the AsialiciousTO celebration of the wide range of authentic foods from many Asian cultures that are available throughout our city.
Special offers are available for everyone to enjoy – at $10, $20 and $30.
Their delicious foods are available for delivery and pick-up, as well as dining in.
Sheppard East Village was part of the area described by U.S. food expert Tyler Cowen as having the best authentic ethnic foods – by far - of any suburban area he had ever visited.
This reflects the quality and variety provided by over 60 food service outlets on Sheppard Avenue East, from Midland Avenue to Markham Road.
2019 saw a growing number of food outlets, in addition to the Katsuya Japanese Restaurant, as 4 more new restaurants opened in our BIA.
The four new restaurants ready to serve you include:
This Clinic is one of the newest members of Sheppard East Village BIA and is located on the main floor at 4651 Sheppard Ave. East, at McCowan.
This new physiotherapy clinic uses a holistic and multi-faceted approach as they deal with their clients’ health and well-being.
Pro Life provides a range of practitioners who specialize in various forms of therapy and medicine, all in this one convenient location.
For further information: you may visit www.prolifewellnesscentre.com
We are pleased that an appealing restaurant – KATSUYA – is now serving customers in their new Sheppard East Village facility.
The Restaurant is conveniently located at 4447 Sheppard Ave. East – on the south side, just east of Brimley Road. There is free parking and they are served by several TTC bus lines.
KATSUYA specializes in traditional Japanese cutlets, prepared with a range of modern toppings and flavours sure to appeal.
In mid-December, Sheppard East Village BIA was very pleased to welcome its newest member – The Captain’s Boil – a new Cajun seafood restaurant located at 4505 Sheppard Avenue East, between Brimley and McCowan.
Vincent Tan and his colleagues look forward to serving you from their unique menu offerings.
When you are next in Sheppard East Village, we think you will like the winter floral displays that were recently installed throughout our BIA.
These attractive greens are on display in 64 hanging baskets and in 30 planters – from Midland Avenue to Markham Road.
We hope you enjoy these floral displays throughout the holiday season and until the spring of 2017.
The Board of Management and members of Sheppard East Village BIA are pleased to arrange and finance these floral displays - that always help beautify the community we all share.
You will also notice our attractive new banners, featuring 9 more BIA members whose photos and profiles have also been added to this Sheppard East Village website and are included in 45,000 new 2017 brochures that have been widely distributed in nearby residential communities.
We thank the 9 other BIA members whose photos and profiles were featured in our 2016 promotional materials – whose stories are still available on this website.
Sheppard East Village BIA congratulates the residents who have recently formed the Agincourt Village Community Association (AVCA).
This new Association will represent those who live between Midland Avenue and Kennedy Road, from the CP Rail tracks, south of Sheppard Avenue, to Finch Avenue.
All residents within these boundaries are invited to become members of AVCA. The annual fee per household is $20.
The Scarborough Mirror and Metroland Media Toronto recently announced the recipients of their annual community service awards - to individuals they call ‘Scarborough’s Urban Heroes.’
Dr. Malkit Brach and his colleagues at Sheppard Village Dental were given this award in the business category – because of their ‘Going the Extra Smile’ program in which they have provided two free days of dental care that assisted 130 needy patients, in the past two years.
