This snack shop has been here for many many years. It's inside the building, beside the food court…read more They specialize in HK desserts like bubble waffles and HK style waffles. They're also known for their sugar cane juice and fresh juices. I ordered the HK waffle with condensed milk, peanut butter, and sesame seeds ($4). The waffle was crunchy and soft. A good quick snack/dessert to grab. I waited about 5 minutes for my waffle. Their egg waffles are $4 for one or 2 for $7.

The eggo is burnt and doesn't taste good. I don't understand why they have such a good rating. I…read morehave tried twice and both times are bad. (I thought I would give them a second chance, well, I shouldn't have) The service is not good either. No acknowledgement from the owner when you order. They looked at me and then resume making the eggo without answering. Ambiance is no good too. Doesn't seems very clean. I said them cleaning the eggo mold in between uses with some sort of wet paper towels or wipes and their eggo mold are covered with burnt. There are so many better eggo waffle places.

To avoid long lines and any awkward indecision when interacting with the staff, we ordered online…read morethrough the HEYTEA app. The ordering process was incredibly smooth, and we ran into no issues. Since it was my first time using the app, I also received a few coupons, including 25% off a single drink. KALE BOOST TEA - 9.99 + normal ice + light sugar + jasmine green tea + with chia seed I was hesitant to order this drink because paying for a vegetable-based tea sounded questionable, but my cousin insisted it was refreshing. Surprisingly, there was none of the bitterness I expected from kale, and it paired really well with the jasmine green tea. I loved the chia seeds topping, and hopefully it will help with my bowel movements after all the heavy foods I've been eating this past week. My cousin ordered the limited tiramisu milk tea, which HEYTEA is currently offering in collaboration with Pop Mart. We expected it to be fun, but it ended up being fun AND genuinely good. The coffee notes blended nicely with the milk tea, and it wasn't overly sweet or heavy. Overall, this was a solid stop, and I'm glad I got to enjoy something light and refreshing after stuffing myself with dim sum nearby.

I tried the limited time wicked drink!!!! I would describe it as a more citrusy and fragrant…read morematcha. Overall a super pretty drink that tastes good too! I went at 8:30 PM and they still had the drink in stock. Service was quick and friendly.

The smoothies here are phenomenal. The berry blast one was tremendously good. You get to choose to…read moreadd collagen or protein but we were out of collagen that day. The storefront isn't from the outside of the building but upstairs right after the escalators in the building on the corner of the intersection.

Since it's been scorching hot in Toronto, I really wanted to get something to cool down with and…read morewhat better place to go than Slay Fruits! I've heard about this place so much and I really wanted to go try it out for myself. I absolutely loved this shop, theres an abundance of fresh fruits around the store and the selection of fruits to choose from was plentiful. The staff at the store were really kind and were very generous with portions as well. We decided to get 2 large bowls one with coconut milk base/fruits and the other being hwachae base/fruits. Both were delicious and were able to select as many fruits and toppings as possible. I would highly recommend the coconut milk base with dragon fruit, mango, strawberries along with popping boba. Great thing to get on a hot day! 9.5/10 recommend!

I absolutely love Slay Fruit! While the prices can feel a bit on the costly side for fruits, the…read morequality and taste make it worth every penny. The mango, especially during mango season, is simply delicious. The mangoes are juicy and bursting with flavour. The red dragon fruit is another standout. It is refreshing and vibrant. I feel fortunate to have access to such a healthy dessert options. My favourite has to be the coconut milk; it's a delightful vegan choice that perfectly complements the fresh fruits. The only downside is that some containers can leak from time to time. But that has not deterred my love for this place. If you are looking for a berry nutritious treat, Slay Fruit is definitely the place to go!

Cold press juices - very delicious, healthy, energizing way to fuel yourself, good for kids and…read moreadults; their power snacks are excellent and

Tried Revitasize for the first time yesterday after my friends convinced me that I absolutely had…read moreto. I got the PB bowl and it was delectable. As someone who consistently finds their açai bowls too runny, this one was just the right consistency. Definitely recommend! Also as a bonus, the employee working the counter was so lovely. We ended up staying a bit past closing and she happily accommodated our requests even as she was closing the store.

Delicious, healthy smoothies and Judy the owner was so kind and knowledgeable. 10/10 recommend!read more

Cant go wrong with a strawberry storm, my go to order. Also love the matcha options- both the ones…read morewith blueberry as well as the vanilla yogurt. When they had the BOGO deal on acai bowls, I tried all the flavors with the exception of the peanut butter. Looks small at first but trust me, it is plenty! Almost difficult to finish near the end. Tasty especially the bites with the honey. Small place, meant mainly for take out but has about 4 stool/ counter top seating.

My rating is 3.5 stars. I'm rounding down…read more I am warming up to Booster Juice. My favourite drink right now is the oranges 'n' cream. I take it without yogurt, so it ends up being lactose-free and I still get the oat beverage to get the cream part. I remembered this store on Markham Road, just south of 14th Avenue. It's next to Kung Fu Tea, near the Shoppers Drug Mart that serves as one of the anchors of this plaza. I decided to check it out. I came here after work last Wednesday. I had no problem finding a parking spot at around 8 pm. I backed into a spot and walked over. There was a male customer talking with the lone female staffer. He was having problem scanning his receipt with the Booster Juice app. I'm assuming that he was trying to get points credited to his account. It seemed like quite a straightforward task, but it was challenging for him. I probably waited a good five minutes before this woman came over to me. I'm patient. No biggie. I ordered the orange 'n' cream without yogurt. She said, almost out of protest and disgust, that my drink would be thinner. Um, I know. I said that I always order it this way. I got my rewards QR code scanned from the Booster Juice app to get points. I then paid with a debit card. Done! Well, my drink took a good ten minutes to prepare. It seemed extensive. I saw her trying to squeeze oranges with more force than necessary. Were they frozen?! It seemed too labour-intensive. I almost wanted to try making this drink at home in my blender that pulverizes everything effortlessly and try to forget this image of her painfully making my drink. I finally got my drink. I thanked her. I got a paper straw and left the store. I then sipped my drink as I drove home after a long day. I loved this drink. It tasted so good. It was like a creamsicle, but in a drinkable format. I still crave it so much. It's awesome. I hope it never comes off the menu. This drink comes in a single size. It's easy to order. However, part of me wants an entire vat of this stuff. I like the Warden-Highway 7 location better. This one requires a longer wait for my lone drink. A bit of judgment on making a drink lactose-free was odd. (465)