From October 24 to November 6, Chotto Matte Toronto will celebrate the return of its highly anticipated Day of the Dead experience, brimming with chef-curated dishes and expertly crafted cocktails. Indulge in the sights, sounds and flavours of Day of the Dead at one of the city’s most celebrated destinations.
Chotto Matte features Day of the Dead food and beverage specials specially curated and inspired by the South American tradition. "We’re happy to celebrate Day of the Dead once again at Chotto Matte," says Kurt Zdesar, founder of Chotto
Matte, "Especially with our Peruvian roots, we are thrilled to honor this beautiful tradition with a menu inspired by Dia de los Muertos, mixing in elements of our signature Nikkei cuisine."
On Saturday, October 29th, guests can enjoy the city's most anticipated Day of the Dead Party, which coincides with dinner.
Toronto Day of the Dead Celebrations
Chotto Matte Toronto Offers Day of the Dead Celebrations
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