✨Ep. 2 What I Eat In a Day✨ Ottawa Edition

Exploring Ottawa's vibrant food scene through a day of meals has been such a rewarding experience. Starting the day with the Drip House Salmon Avocado Toast was a refreshing and nutritious choice—the creamy avocado paired with the perfectly cooked salmon created a balanced breakfast that kept me energized. I’ve always loved how avocado toast can be both simple and gourmet depending on where you get it. When the weather called for a walk, I headed to Lou Fast Food Chip Wagon for some fresh poutine, which many locals swear by. The combination of crispy fries, savory gravy, and melted cheese curds warmed me right up and gave me a true taste of a beloved Canadian classic. For those visiting Ottawa, Lou’s stands out as a must-try spot for authentic poutine. Midday fuel came in the form of a buttery croissant and caramel latte from Ten Toes Coffee. Their coffee program really shines, delivering a smooth, rich latte that perfectly complemented the flaky croissant—a treat that turned an ordinary coffee break into something special. To wind down after a busy day, I opted for a homemade hotpot—simple, comforting, and perfect when you’re not in the mood to cook extensively. Preparing hotpot at home allows for endless customization with your favorite meats, vegetables, and broths, and it’s a social meal that invites sharing and conversation. Plus, it’s a great way to enjoy a warm, hearty dinner without any fuss. Overall, this day of meals showcases Ottawa’s diverse food options, blending local favorites with easy home cooking. Whether you're a foodie looking to explore or someone wanting quick meal ideas, incorporating dishes like salmon avocado toast, poutine, artisan coffee treats, and DIY hotpot can make any day delicious and memorable.