Restaurant in Toronto, Canada
Turquoise Restaurant
100Pearl PointsRichmond Street Precision
About Turquoise Restaurant
Turquoise Restaurant is a practical Richmond Street West option when timing matters, especially for later meals in downtown Toronto. Choose it for an easy, central fallback rather than a carefully planned destination dinner; for clearer cuisine, price, or occasion signaling, compare Aloette, Alo, CÀ PHÊ RANG, or The Grand Indian Dining first.
For Turquoise Restaurant in Toronto, the strongest verified planning detail is timing. The restaurant is open daily, with service until 10:30 PM most nights and until 11 PM on Friday and Saturday. That makes it a practical option to consider when you need a Toronto meal later in the evening and want to confirm the schedule before making plans.
The tradeoff is clarity. The verified details here do not establish a cuisine, chef, price range, awards, booking method, seating format, or signature dishes. The dress code is smart casual, but there is not enough confirmed information to frame Turquoise Restaurant as a destination meal around a known menu or a specific dining style. For diners comparing other Toronto options with clearer public profiles, Alo and Aloette may be useful points of reference. Turquoise Restaurant is best approached as a Toronto option where the verified hours and dress code are the main planning anchors.
Book it for timing, not for a destination meal
The strongest case is logistical. Turquoise Restaurant's verified hours run from 11 AM to 10:30 PM Monday through Thursday, 11 AM to 11 PM on Friday, 10:30 AM to 11 PM on Saturday, 10:30 AM to 10:30 PM on Sunday. Those hours are the clearest reason to keep it in mind when plans depend on timing.
For an explorer who likes strong context before committing, the lack of verified detail is the limiting factor. There is not enough confirmed information here to recommend a signature order, a special seat, or a price-based strategy. If the evening needs a clearer culinary identity or a more defined restaurant brief, compare it with other Toronto dining options such as CÀ PHÊ RANG or The Grand Indian Dining, depending on what fits the group.
Who should choose it
Choose Turquoise Restaurant when the verified hours and smart-casual dress code fit your Toronto plans. Be more cautious for anniversaries, client dinners, or any night where the room, menu, price expectations need to be locked in before arrival. For broader planning, use our full Toronto restaurants guide, then cross-check other itinerary options through our full Toronto bars guide, our full Toronto hotels guide, our full Toronto experiences guide, our full Toronto wineries guide.
Quick reference: Toronto restaurant; smart-casual dress code; open daily, with later closing on Friday and Saturday; best considered when timing is the main planning need.
Location
431 Richmond St W, Toronto, ON M5V 1V1, Canada
Toronto, Canada
Compare Turquoise Restaurant
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Turquoise Restaurant | Toronto | , | , |
| Banh Mi Boys | Toronto | , | , |
| Aloette | Toronto | Contemporary | $$$ |
| Alo | Toronto | Contemporary | $$$$ |
| CÀ PHÊ RANG | Toronto | Vietnamese | $$ |
| The Grand Indian Dining | Toronto | , | , |
How Turquoise Restaurant compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to go if this is not the right fit
If the goal is a more defined contemporary dinner, pick Aloette. If the group wants a specific Vietnamese direction instead of a general late-evening option, choose CÀ PHÊ RANG.
How it compares in Toronto
Turquoise Restaurant is the easy-booking, late-hours option in this set. That makes it more useful than Alo for a flexible same-week plan, but Alo is the clearer choice for a high-budget contemporary meal where the restaurant is the main event. If the night needs structure, polish, a splurge frame, Alo wins; if the group needs a central table without a demanding plan, Turquoise Restaurant is the simpler call.
Aloette is the cleaner comparison for diners who want contemporary food at a lower tier than Alo but with more defined expectations than Turquoise. CÀ PHÊ RANG is better when Vietnamese cooking is the reason for the booking, while Banh Mi Boys fits faster, more casual eating. The Grand Indian Dining is the better cross-shop when the group wants Indian food specifically.
Value is hardest to judge at Turquoise because no price range is listed, so the safer recommendation is to use it for convenience rather than a price-driven meal. For ambiance and occasion planning, Alo and Aloette provide clearer signals. For ease, Turquoise has the advantage.
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