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North York · $$
Latin American & Caribbean · Etobicoke · $$
Boiled and fried cassava alongside crispy pork cracklings and curtido — a classic Salvadoran pairing with contrasting textures that works as a starter or side
Latin American & Caribbean · North York · $
Bakery · North York · $
Taqueria · North York · $
Ground pork and melted cheese tucked into thick corn masa — rich, savory, and the most filling of the single-protein options
Ground seasoned pork filling with enough fat to keep the interior moist, a savorier counterpoint to the revueltas
Colombian · York · $$
Thick-cut fried pork belly with skin that shatters cleanly — properly rendered fat, not the flabby version too many places serve
Colombian · Markham · $$
Slow-rendered then fried pork belly with a shatteringly crisp skin and soft interior fat — the indulgent centerpiece of the bandeja or ordered solo as a snack
Colombian · North York · $$
Thick-cut fried pork belly with a blistered, crackling rind — satisfyingly rich and a natural companion to the rice and beans
Colombian · Old Toronto · $
Fried pork belly with a properly blistered, crackling exterior — a crowd favourite that disappears fast
Colombian · Mississauga · $$
Thick-cut fried pork belly with bubbled, crackling skin — served as a side or part of the bandeja, but worth ordering standalone
Boiled or fried yuca topped with crispy fried pork skin and curtido — a classic Salvadoran combination that showcases the kitchen's frying technique
Fried pork belly with crackled skin — the version here leans toward tender interior over pure crunch, which divides loyalists
