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    Cindy N.

    A cute cafe on Yonge and Sheppard that I've seen online a lot! I was quite excited to give this spot a try since the photos looked amazing. Strawberry matcha bingsu: Unfortunately, it was a bit disappointing. The portions were much smaller than what I thought it would be. Generous amount of toppings but there wasn't enough shaved ice base to balance with the toppings. Visited on a Friday evening, it was quite busy but still was able to manage to get a spot. Good spot to hangout with friends but can be a bit noisy if you're there for a study spot. There was a water station to refill on water which was convenient.

    Mango bingsu
    Tracey N.

    Located on the second floor, you might miss it if you don't look closely. The shaved ice was good, nice and fluffy. The mango was fresh and tasty as well! Lots of seating space, the water is self serve. The servers don't serve you, it's more of an order and sit down situation. Great place to hangout with friends or to study at!

    Injeolmi Latte w a shot of espresso and Iced Americano
    Rachel C.

    Got the Injeolmi Latte with a shot of espresso and an Iced Americano. Decent drinks! There was only one barista today so service was slower than other days. We usually come here to work and were lucky enough to grab seating today. If you don't mind a bit of chatter and noise, then it's not a bad space.

    Michelle K.

    This korean cafe has a diverse menu with lots of trendy drinks, desserts, pastries. They use De mello beans. They're located on the 2nd floor (not wheelchair accessible need to walk up) . You order the food at the counter and pick up the food. This cafe is very study/work friendly and offers free wifi for customers as well. last time I kept here I got the Tteobokki and Vanilla iced latte. Both were good. This time got the Mango Bingsu, It was super good, I was surprised but it was perfectly rationed ambiance is very relaxing, it feels like a korean cafe. and lots of open seats, two sections to the cafe.

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    Rochelle P.

    I like going to Yonge & Sheppard for new cozy cafes. My girlfriends and I decided to visit Cafe Kray, (thanks to Yelp for the recommendation!) This cafe offers delicious desserts like cakes and Bingsu and their drinks are very good too! Although we find their Bingsu expensive, it was delightful. Love the fast and friendly service at Cafe Kray. They are minutes away from Yonge / Sheppard subway.

    Gianna Y.

    Such a cute cafe. Just be searching YELP. We found it and loved it!! It really does resemble a cafe in Korea!! Of course they sell BINGSU. And lots of assorted coffees and lattes and cold drinks. It's so cute. Everything was so good too. And place filled up not too long after we arrived!! We brought the crowd!!

    Natasha S.

    Kray is a cute cafe, up some stairs off the strip. The staff were pleasant, and the service was quick. We came for dessert, and we were delighted with our sweet nibbles. We had the Mango and Pistachio Bingsu, Nutella Bungeo-Ppang, and a latte. We enjoyed the treats. My latte wasn't great to taste, but it kept me warm.

    Jiaqi Z.

    Korean cafe, they have all the classic lattes and coffee drinks, not the best but above average for sure . Very popular spot due to location and atmosphere. Wifi is not great if you want to study here for a long time. 2 hour seat limit for the place.

    Bingsu
    Mei Lan M.

    This cafe is cute and cosy. I appreciated the relaxed atmosphere. Didn't know there was also seating at the back of the cafe until we were leaving. We ordered the mango bingsu and the pistachio bingsu. Both were delicious but I had a slight preference for the pistachio, maybe because it was a cooler evening, so the warm, nutty flavour of the pistachio was much appreciated. In comparison to other places, I agree that prices are a little higher. However, the portion sizes of the bingsus are still pretty decent.

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    Kateri

    Cafe Kray is located on the second floor. I love their drinks here! They're super creative and taste great. A lovely place to study. The staff was quick and kind. I got the Injeolmi latte, bung-eo-ppang (pizza cheese &sweet potato) and hazelnut iced latte. All the items were really good. Would avoid the bingsu though as it pretty small for the price.

    Strawberry matcha bingsu (asked for no red bean)
    Lyndsay J.

    High quality bingsu with a cute atmosphere! 4 out of 5 stars because I will admit it is a little pricy for the portion they give out but I'd say this is one of the better bingsu spots I've tried in the GTA. My brother and I ordered a strawberry matcha bingsu without red bean and we both really enjoyed it. The place looks small but actually has a lot of seating so it's perfect for hangouts, studying, dates, etc. Very instagrammable as well. They have a lot of menu items to choose from, as well as drinks and little homemade desserts by the register.

    Stephanie N.

    Walked past this cafe and decided to try! Located on the second level, you are met with the coffee bar upon the top of the stairs. They have seating in the back near the restrooms and at the front as well but it was pretty packed on a Saturday afternoon. They do have a 2 hour seating limit but I did not see it being enforced super strictly. They have their wifi password posted on the walls. The menu is on the chalkboard but quite narrow hallway so hard to see. They do have paper menus at the cash. After ordering, you get a beeper to alert you when your items are ready. We ordered a flat white, injeolmi latte (not caffeinated and sweetened with condensed milk), and a dalgona latte (iced and large size only). The presentation was very cute. The injeolmi latte came with a small heart shaped skewer of mochi. All the cups are custom made and have KRAY on them and some decorative dots that may or may not trigger your trypophobia haha. My flat white was strong and I enjoyed it. The dalgona pieces were quite sweet but nice and crunchy and went well with the non sweetened latte base. Overall the prices are a bit higher especially for their food items like bingsu (super small size) and bungeoppang (fish shape pastry taiyaki) but everything looked delicious and the carrot cake looked super moist. Will be back to try other drink items (quite extensive menu) and food next time! I

    Claudine L.

    Cute little new cafe at North York. Their menu is a variety of coffee and tea, snacks, and of course, bingsu (Korean shaved ice). We got the pistachio, mango, and injeolmi bingsu. My friend also got their yang-nyum chicken (which she said was pretty spicy). I enjoyed the mango binsu out of all three, the mangoes were really fresh and it was nice with the milk ice. The injeolmi would be next and it had a really nice flavour. The pistachio was also good but I wish it had a more strong flavour, I just found it a bit lacking compared to the other two. I did find the bingsu to be a bit pricey for the size and portion. But the staff was really nice and the atmosphere was cozy. Would try their drinks and other snacks next time I come. Second time I came and we got the

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    Cafe Kray - korean - Updated May 2026

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