TLDR: Average food, good service. Kinda pricey. You'll get enticed by the bakery at the entrace -…read morebeware. TIP: Parking is horrible. There's only a couple handful of spots. Expect to park on the street. After enjoying LA PETITE COLLINE's Steeles/Woodbine location, I was excited when they announced and opened a Taiwanese-ish cafe nearby. We arrived around 1PM on a holiday and there were lots of people. We had to put ourselves on a waitlist and we waited for about 20-30 minutes. Thankfully you don't have to wait around (they call you) and they also have a bakery at the front so you can browse (and shop) while you wait. We ended up buying quite a lot of bakery items even before we sat down. Once seated, you can order from an iPad. Overall, service is pretty good. It took some time to flag some people down, but I think they were still working out the kinks (this review is long overdue). PRICE: Pretty pricey for what's offered, but it's the same range as their other location. Expect $20-30 per person if you get an entree and drink. FOOD: Food was good. I got the Hainanese Chicken and it was as expected - love that they're one of the only places that actually remove the chicken bones lol. It was pretty filling and good for what you pay for! Overall, I'd come back if I was craving, but I wouldn't consider this my go-to.

This location is just newly opened for 2 months. They allow reservation so be sure to come early or…read moremake a reservation otherwise expect to wait in line. The plaza has limited parking space. Convenient Taiwanese cuisine, cafe and bakery all in one spot. Their latte was amazing. Smooth, bursting tea or black sesame taste in your mouth and I really liked how thr latte was not sweet. Just perfect sugar level. Bravo to the barrista. Taiwanese beef soup noodle was full of beef flavour. Noodles were chewy and al dente. They used the authentic part of the beef for this noodle dish. Beef shanks was tender and gelatinous. Cripsy red-braised pork belly set was decent. Pork belly is thinly battered. The dipping saice was too salty imo. Comes with soup, rice and side dishes in the sets. This resto runs on exquisite and delicate route. Food ans bakery are on the pricey side. Still worth trying their food. Their Taiwanese popcorn chicken looks good too. Will be back to try other dishes.

Nice restaurant m, utensils in drawer at each tables. Service is good. Feels nice and comfortable…read moreseatings Ordered deep fried dough, dry noodles and shrimp cake

Small little shop tucked away in the plaza. You'd miss it if you weren't looking for it. Cozy yet…read moresimple decor with seating for maybe 20ish customers. The one washroom was out-of-service, but you could wash your hands. We were hoping for quick-service, and I guess compared to other similar-type restaurants, it was a bit on the slower side today. We got there around noon and was seated at the last 2+2 seating for 4. Our server pushed two tables together for us. After ordering on the app, there was a bit of a longer-than-expected wait for the food to arrive. The minced pork noodles were very tasty. Its noodles were nicely done with a good amount of chewiness. We tried the pork floss rice roll and it was a nice surprise. The flavours of the pork floss, egg, lettuce, mayo, purple rice, fried dough stick and seaweed made for a delicious combo! Next was the traditional pancake with black sesame, fermented tofu paste, egg, and fried dough stick. It was our first time having this as well and it was really good. Lastly, the boiled dumplings came and it was as expected, nothing stood out. We prefer the thinner skins, but these are more in the northern style. Overall this was a good find. We did notice that they must've been understaffed with one person in the front and it looked like two people in the kitchen making it a bit slow. Some tables were asking about their orders and another couple of tables were left uncleared while there were customers waiting for tables at the door. By the time we had paid, those potential customers had left.

Came here for a quick dinner before a movie. Located in Times Square. This place is huge, lots of…read moreseats about 4 booths. Very nice cozy interior, dark and light colours. Server is very sweet, greets you with a smile and kind but no name tag, don't know her name. Kitchen is open as well, nice touch. Menu is accessible via QR code, lots of options available. Food looks very delicious. Lots of drinks and food as well. Great options. Got the Bon Bon salmon rice, server was kind to let us know it's a bit spicy and went on to get it anyway. It was not that spicy, kind of forgot that it was spicy as you bite down. Salmon was cooked very well, not overcooked. Also ordered the brussel sprouts which is a favourite in the way it's cooked. So delicious! Yes I will be coming here again !

After refusing to wait 2 hours in line at another Markham brunch spot, we quickly came up with a…read moreplan b. Determined to have some brunch on mothers day, we found Cafe Bon Bon right around the corner. We were pleasantly surprised to hear upon calling that they would be able to seat us right away! We anticipated a chaotic parking situation being familiar with the usually busy Times Square plaza but was very easy to find parking this morning. Beautiful space with modern decor. Always happy to get a booth! We got the chicken and waffle - tender,juicy chicken that's perfectly crispy on the outside. These were served with soft warm waffles and a side of syrup. We got a nice flat white. The braised beef breakfast sandwich was so tasty and went great with the Bernaise sauce (like a deconstructed eggs Benny). Would have preferred the mixed greens on the outside of the sandwich as a side salad rather than in the sandwich. It was served with a decent portion of thick cut home fries, bonus they add yams in the mix! Our first time trying a soufflé pancake. Came with 3 on the plate (not pictured as we started eating before I could take a photo lol). The texture takes some getting used to as it's almost too soft (batter-like) but they were perfectly sweet accompanied by a nice thick chocolate sauce and SMALL pieces of fruit (the banana had a nice sweet crunchy sugary glaze). Wouldve given 5 stars but but the pancake couldve been served with larger pieces of fruit or atleast way more of it. It became more of a garnish than a topping as the fruit were so so soooooo tiny! Overall will be returning to try their soft shell crab options!!

Updated review April 5 2026. Food is very good and big portions. When we arrived there was a big…read morequeue for tables. We took the bar seats and were seated right away. The ambiance is pretty casual and clean. I recommend this place if you are looking for HK cafe in Unionville.

This is a very good experience and very server are very happy and greet. Sat down to order rice…read morenoodle and egg toast. It is good taste and milk tea is excellent. The ambiance is casual and it is pretty busy in the parking. Food is ok and I love the take out which is beef noodle stir fried and tomato pork chop.

Dong Hai Tong is such a long standing café & bakery in Markham for a good reason…read more Their lunch are tasty, fast, inexpensive, and with a decent amount of choices. Honestly can't ask for more and this is why it's always jam packed at lunch time. Good news is that people are usually eat-and-go without sticking around for long. So even with the crowd, you might be able to get a seat in 10~15 min during the busiest time. Alternatively, quite a bit of people simply call-in for takeout's and Uber. Awesome price-value, decent authenticity, jam-packed at lunch time, with good amount of parking space. Not a bad choice.

Come early and come often! I got my favorites and tried some new bakery treats here. I was not…read moredisappointed and felt very nostalgic here. The pineapple bun is my all time favorite. Also try out the HK Milk tea, it comes with or without sugar. Very good. Service was very authentic and straight to the point. They want to serve you quickly. Prices are reasonable with the rate of inflation. Ambiance was nice and the aroma of fresh baked goods just feels great. I have been here many times.

Another HK cafe enters the scene, I feel like more and more places are going the modern HK cafe…read moreroute where the inside is much more refined, clean, and comfortable - which I think is a great thing. There's also a really nice mural by the door that feels like you're stepping back into Hong Kong. We ordered some of the daily lunch specials available from 11:30AM-5:30PM which has some of the HK classics. The stir-fried japanese style seafood udon ($17.95) was pretty good, nothing incredible though. Good amount of seafood, salty flavours and comes with a hot drink with option to upgrade to a cold drink for $1.50. Seems like standard price nowadays at around $20 for a dish and drink. Just on food I'd probably give it a 3 but for the ease of parking, large atmosphere and comfortable seating I'd give it a good 4!

After several delicious, heavy meals at Cantonese restaurants around Toronto, we were delighted to…read moredine at Chloe's Garden, where there are choices of Cantonese dishes (e.g. dish with snow peas) and more casual dishes (e.g. beef chow fun). The food was fresh, delicious, and not too heavy. - The long-boiled soup was comforting and satisfying, as was the hot lemon honey drink - The steamed egg was silky smooth, delish, and nostalgic. - The hainan chicken rice was tasty too. Aside from the food, we were impressed with the space and service. It's a fairly new spot and the stylishly decorated. We visited on a Monday and it was busy but not overly crowded. Best of all, it's quiet enough for conversations without screaming across the table - perfect for my elderly parents to catch up with their long-time friends. Service was pleasant and helpful. Despite the staff being busy, whenever we needed help, they always readily provided it with a smile - even when we spilled a drink and needed the floor mopped. For its food, space, and excellent staff, I recommend this spot for anyone looking for good casual Cantonese / HK style cuisine and a comfortable space to chat with friends & family!

Hailey's "Captain Toast" at Good Catch made regular meal special and memorable. definitely a place…read morethat gave us a happy family memory.

Went to this restaurant with some of our pickleball mates after playing! Since it was already after…read more2:00 PM, we were able to order from their afternoon tea menu. Each noodle dish came with a nice drink for only $9.99, before tax and tip. I really like the spicy pork vermicelli. The portion was decent, and overall, I thought it was really good value for money. A great little option for a casual and affordable meal after playing pickleball!

Here's an old-school HK-style Cafe; a bit rough around the edges but satisfying nevertheless…read more They have many set menu and seasonal deals as well as an extensive a la carte menu. I shared the "winter special" available for lunch before 3 p.m. whereby 2 meals (from a selection) cost $24.99, which included 2 servings of soup (was cream and sweetcorn soup), and a tea or coffee each. That's as good a bargain as any! The fried pork chop was crispy on the outside and tasty in the middle, while the beef balls for the vermicelli were somewhat small but succulent and a good texture. There may be nothing magical about this place, but it is certainly cheap and cheerful and has stood the test of time over many years.

Had always wanted to come by whenever I was in the area, but there just so much to eat in this…read morearea. Finally got to during afternoon tea time. Inside, the area is decently clean with a good number of tables and seating. Chicken steak with instant noodles - Simple, pan fried chicken, cooked through but not seasoned. Instant noodle were cooked nicely. Simple dish, nothing too special. Probably wouldn't get again. Dry fry beef rice noodles - Lacks the coveted wok hay and was underseasoned. Would not get again. HK french toast - Looks decently fried, and had tell tale signs of a good fry, but was not very crispy. Would not get again.