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Millie Creperie truly has the thinest crepes in town while nailing the plentiful sweet OR savoury filling! //THE CREPES// Japanese Special (4/5) - really lightweight and not too sweet. The matcha gelato was delicious and the simple toppings of strawberry and whipped cream complimented it well. Pork Belly Okonomiyaki (5/5) - lots of pork belly and the salty savoury okonomiyaki sauce and sauteed carrots & cabbage just melts in your mouth and warms the belly! //OVERALL// I would come back again to try their crepe cakes or more savoury crepes! I do want to mention that still like the sweet crepes at T-swirl better though (even if they're $1 more, T-swirl's extra toppings are worth it).
This little shop is a little gem tucked away in Kensington Market. Available to you are different cakes, ice cream, drinks and crepes. The crepes are divided into both savoury and sweet, so it's not just about dessert. I ordered a mango parfait. It's a combination of ice cream, real fruits and corn flakes. So simple and yet so delectably delicious!! Service was ok. One associate took the order and the other fulfilled. They got most of the orders correct though there was a slight confusion. But then and again our group was large and it would be easy to get our orders wrong. Writing about this place and thinking about the mango parfait is making me want to go back for more.
The good: if you like crepes, they are good. I only went to try the crepe cake of which they have several flavours. While I was in there 2 ladies were buying to take home and told me the tiramisu is good. The matcha was the other favourite of theirs. I had good ole vanilla custard in mine. It's tasty though I know it would taste better if it weren't so cold. I'd like to try the savoury next time. The not so good: Pricing is ok $8 taxes in for a small slice. I'm not sure I'd come for dessert again as there are other places in town with great sweets for that price point.
Best crepe cakes - within 2-3 days, we tried every crepe cake. Enjoyed the tiramisu, that was the crowd favorite. The earl grey tea was also one of my favorites but if you're going for crowd classic favorite, would go with tiramisu for the group. They layer 8-10 crepes and put flavorful filling in between. About $8 and enough for two to share.
My friend and I were really craving some crepe and Millie is our only fav. We got lucky cuz her bf was actually near by and went to pick up a few slices for us. We ordered some tiramisu and when we got back home (Oakville btw, so it's quite a drive) we had it and I think our minds was telling us it's tiramisu BUT it was actually vanilla lol. We ended up with a few vanilla slices.. which is what we didn't want. Gave them a call and they were able to switch it if we bought the old slices back. Again, got lucky as he was going back in that area for work to swap. Decided to eat a slice today... BUT THERE WAS A STRAND OF WHITE/BLACK HAIR. idk. Messed up twice? Maybe better off finding another place for crepe cake :'(
Millie Creperie was empty when I walked in on Sunday with my boyfriend. The store was super warm as outside was still drafty & chilly. We were informed that they ran out of green tea gelato so they couldn't do the Japanese crepe :( We ordered the banana slip instead. AMBIANCE: (2/5) The place seems worn down but smelled great! The millie cakes are featured in a display to the right of the cashier (you can't miss it!). There are several tables in the store but they seemed sticky when we sat down. FOOD: (2/5) The Banana Split consists of: whip cream, vanilla gelato, chocolate sauce, bananas, and strawberries. The crepe came out smaller than I thought - they looked much bigger in pictures. The crepe itself wasn't very appetizing to look at and wasn't 'plated' properly. The vanilla gelato wasn't smooth and creamy but somewhat icy. The sauce all congealed at the bottom. However, I really enjoyed how fresh the fruits were and the crepe was really fluffy and soft. SERVICE: (3/5) We walked in around 7:45 PM and they close at 8:30 PM so I had the feeling that they were ready to close up (oops). The service was very standard transaction where they took my order and then handed me my food (took approximately 10 minutes to make). VERDICT: 2.5/5 For $9 I thought the crepe would be nicer and bigger. Maybe I should just try the millie cake if I venture to Kensington again.
Placed an order for the earl tea crepe cake. Knowing the price of an individual slice does ease my mind knowing the cake cost is $85. Definitely not a cheap cake by any means. Came in a standard box. Staff was friendly but did seem disorganized. Day after we received the cake I was called the next day to be informed that my cake was still waiting for me to pick up. Cake definitely looks nice(picture doesn't do it any justice) but wasn't a fan of the guidelines. Overall taste was mellow and texture was on the airy side. First time having a crepe cake and it just didn't do it for me.
I love the fusion flavourd they use here! I've actually been here twice, one for the parfait, and one for the crepe cake. Parfait: I got two different flavours of ice cream, black sesame and thai ice cream. They were both really smooth and delicious. I love that they have asian flavours here! The crunch of the cornflakes, freshness or the fruits, and creaminess of the ice cream went really well together. I would recommend this over the crepes to be honest, my friends got the crepes but found it really hard to eat them without spilling. Crepe cake: while this is good, I found it difficult to eat. When trying to use my fork to eat it like a normal cake, there crepe layers slipped and slid against each other. It kind of came apart as I ate it. It was still nice to experience what it tasted like for the first time, though I don't think I would get this item specifically again. Overall I think Millie's has great menu items and I would go back again! Note that it is quite small, so best to only go in small groups of 2-3.
My boyfriend and I tried both a savoury crepe and a crepe cake. The pork belly okonomiyaki crepe was the best savoury crepe we'd ever had; the pork belly was so fatty and tender, and the juices and okonomiyaki sauce worked so well together. Unfortunately for us, it was summer, and the place had no A/C, so we were sweating buckets in the sweltering heat. Anyway, we also enjoyed a slice of Earl Grey crepe cake. My only complaint is that the size of the cake slice is rather small. Delicious, but gone in a few bites.
This place is such a hidden gem - with a little emphasis on the 'hidden.' It's located on one of the side streets that connects Spadina to Kensington Market. We're talking a lot of dust, perpetual scaffolding, and some pretty aggressive panhandlers. The interior of Millie's is minimalist and clean, a pretty sharp contrast. The crepes here are crazzy good - forget the soggy, floppy, wan looking things you get elsewhere. These are positively crispy, almost to the point of crunch. They come rolled up like a massive ice cream cone, stuffed with delicious goodies of your choosing. They've got the usual, necessary toppings - strawberries, nutella, bananas, gelato. But props to them for having lychee, crushed azuki, mango, and other hard to find toppings. You can make your own crepe, or you can go for one of their premade varieties - the Japanese special is pretty awesome. A huge crepe, drizzled with nutella, rolled into a cone shape. There's a scoop of green tea ice cream surrounded by a halo of strawberries, and the bottom point of the coin is filled with crushed azuki. This is all topped with their delicious, fresh made whipped cream. They serve savory crepes too - definitely looking forward to getting a cheese crepe. The thing I love the most is that it's not too sickeningly sweet like other crepe places. The flavors are very mild and delicate so I don't end up feeling like swearing off sugar for a few weeks afterwards. The owners are very nice, and are very receptive to suggestions for the menu; it seems like they're constantly experimenting with new combinations. I happened to drop by in time to sample a mille crepe cake they had been experimenting with - almost 100 crepes with custard sandwiched between, so that it resembled a cake. 100% worth a visit!
Thousand layer cake. More like 20 layer cake but damn, every layer is a bite of soft, velvety heaven. Came here to get a single slice of the famous Japanese-style crepe cake, specifically matcha. I was pretty surprised that it cost almost $9 for a slice but given the craftsmanship that goes into it, I think it's justified. Every layer was paper thin and sandwiched between matcha cream. It was a perfect size to share after a meal, or just to indulge yourself (it's pretty filling with all the cream). Service was friendly and quick. Since we were eating in-store, they provided us with cutlery and dishes that were actually quite fancy and dainty. I saw a sign that said if you didn't pre-order a cake within a certain period of time, they would charge it as 12 individual slices. Yikes, that's one expensive cake! The shop itself is pretty small with very limited seating. Probably better to just buy it and go. Your eating experience will depend entirely on who else is in the shop and if you're unlucky enough to sit next to some really loud people (which unfortunately, we were), it might ruin your experience. I'm a big fan of crepe cakes with their delicate texture and subtle sweetness. I'm hoping this trend really explodes and more flavours are offered in the future. Lady M in NYC has around 10 delicious flavours of crepe cake. You can do it, Millie, I believe in you! (34/100) - 2016
Been wanting to come here for a really long time. Finally made it. Mind you, it's a really small shop with just two tables to sit at. I got the green tea layered crepes cake. One slice is like $8! So savour it slowly. I took it to go, so by the time I ate it a few hours later, the cream was soft and melty. I was surprised though, the slice is really small. I guess you're paying for the labour involved, but the taste was okay. Sweet, and it taste exactly like whipped cream. There's like 20-25 layers but you taste more cream than crepe. Okay to experience it, but I wouldn't buy another. It's like buying one of those uncle tetsu cakes; cool to try once as a one time thing since it's expensive.
Cute and small little shop! The crepe is very smooth and light. I got the Earl grey and my friend got the matcha. I would say it's better than other places I have tried like Amausan Uni Matcha on Dundas (although the decor there is good). This mille crepe place has souffles which we really wanted to try but they didn't have it at the time (it was almost closing) so keep that in mind if you're going for the souffle. I'll definitely return back again to try the Thai iced tea gelato and other flavours as well!
Yum yum yum! Millie Creperie has some of the best desserts I know. I really enjoy their crepe cakes, I've had the green tea cake and the original. Very soft and delicate! A little chewy too - you know crepe cake is fresh if it's easy to cut into, which it is here! I also like their crepes with gelato. The gelatos are so flavourful and smooth! I had the Mango Tango and the House Special, which is mango gelato and green tea gelato, respectively, with strawberries and homemade whipped cream. It's a sweet and light dessert, good for sharing! This place is great. I definitely stop by here when I'm in Kensington. read more
13 years ago
Nice little place with a lot of potential. Limited selection of flavors but they make them very well. My Japanese match green tea crepe was delicious. Though it is less interesting than the one I had in Japan , but it was perfect in its own right. I would suggest some weird flavors and topping like cheese cake cubes, pudding/rice pudding, even do a collaboration with Kekou gelatos on Baldwin too will be very special. In the end it was a perfect crepe, not too heavy but hit u in the right sweet spot Hopefully next time I visit there will be some surprising flavors! read more
9 years ago
Based on my 2 visits to Millie on Baldwin on back to back Saturdays, I would gave a 3.5 star rating. On February 11, 2017, I ordered the green tea parfait. I ate a smoked salmon crepe and had a slice of green tea Millie crepe cake on February 18th. My green tea parfait was yummy! It was as tasty as it looked in the window poster. See photo. The next week, I saw someone order the mango parfait. It even looked more colourful than the green tea parfait. Millie's visual presentation of their parfaits is so nice. It makes so appealing to eat. The green tea ice cream was tasty, the azuki red bean paste was not too sweet, the whipped cream tasted fresh. I thought the smoke salmon crepe was good. It came with fresh spinach leaves. I would have like more smoked salmon included in the crepe. Also, there was only a very thin layer of cream cheese. I love a thick layer of cream cheese. Not much pickled onion was added in the crepe. My green tea Millie crepe cake came pre sliced and already in a box ready to go. I thought that was strange. Order an expensive slice of cake and it's already boxed. In comparison, Pusateri's bakery at Saks Fifth Avenue Eaton Centre is selling their cake slices for $6. The crepe cake was delicious. There was a rich taste of green tea. When I cut into the cake with my plastic fork, it felt mushy. The cake slice was refridgerated, but I'm not sure if the cake was old or it's suppose to be kind of mushy. I will have to make sure when I order a cake slice the next time that the slice comes from a whole fresh cake from the glass display case. I will be back to try other items from their menu boards. read more
11 years ago
I tried Original Crepe cake, Banana Split and Mango Tango. The original crepe cake was surprisingly delicious. You should try it before you judge its appearance! The texture comes from the custard cream(is it custard?) and countless layers of thin crepes; perfect combination. I ate mine at home. The take out package is neat and nice; my two cakes are placed in a box, and it comes with a safe paper bag. When I got back home, my cakes are all safe and not damaged. The crepes I tried were also fantastic. (I personally like crepes) I think it won't ever go wrong with ice cream and crepes! All perfect but that would be 200/100 if the crepes and fruits were thicker. All in all, food in here is definitely worthy to try out, and enjoy your time in a small and friendly Japanese shop! Reminder: Only cash and credit cards accepted. (No debit cards) Also, there is no washroom in the shop. read more
11 years ago
Tried their famed Mille Crêpe cake and Japanese Special Crêpe. I don't know what else to say, but: soooo good! I'm a fan. :-) Mille Crepe cake: Velvety whipped cream sandwiched between delicate layers of soft crêpe - heavenly! A great treat that's not too sweet. Kind staff, good ingredients, a small place to sit-in. read more
10 years ago
Millie Creperie has been a place that I've been excited to try for a while now. It's fairly small with only three tables to sit at and those tables only fit about 2-3 people. The service was good. The staff was very friendly and tried their best to help you if you had any questions. I ordered the Japanese special crepe which was about $7.90 and it came with strawberries, whipped cream, azuki, green tea gelato and matcha sauce. The green tea gelato had the perfect texture and taste. They stuffed it fairly well so by the end of it, I had some trouble eating it. Nothing to complain about as this place was decently priced, tasted well and had great service! Will be back to try their parfaits and their famous crepe cake! read more
My friends rave about this place a lot and it's no wonder that they do given the originality of the crepes they serve here. I've come here before but this is my first time writing a review so here goes. The shop itself is relatively small and cramped and only has a few tables and seats which are still closely knitted. I don't usually stay to eat but it's a cute place to hang out if you want to catch up with friends. Servers are friendly and they're quick with their service. I got the Japanese special which comes with green tea gelato and azuki. The gelato was A+, seriously. The azuki wasn't much to taste since by the time you actually get down there, it had already been reduced to a mushy mess. It was fun to eat though but can get a little messy. Make sure you leave with some napkins! Only downside is the lack of space. Only reason why I don't stay to eat is because it's too tight and a bit on the loud side if the place is full. I'd still come back and visit though. It's just nice. read more
9 years ago
We had the Khao San Road Thai iced tea ice cream and the Mango Tango crepe. The Khao San ice cream has an interesting flavour and I love it! It's creamy and really does taste like milk tea. As for the Mango Tango, the gelato and crepe were delicious. It has a nice presentation but a bit on the pricey end. Come to think of it, it's literally just a crepe wrapped with strawberry and whipped cream + gelato for a price of 6$. Seats are limited here - maybe just 4 tables. We came here early, so luckily we got a seat! Might consider coming back to try other desserts. read more
11 years ago
Tried the green tea crepe cake and Japanese special today. Loved the green tea crepe cake, the crepe layers are so thin and the cream in between layers are very creamy and light! The Japanese special was comparatively not as good. The crepe itself was really good. It's kind of hard to eat it as the whip cream was all to one side where the ice cream was off to another side. Loved it still though! read more
Their crepe cakes are as good as people make them out to be. The cream is smooth, velvety, and each bite melts in your mouth. It's light and airy and isn't overbearingly sweet. Apart from their cakes, they also have an assortment of sweet and savoury crepes. I wasn't a fan of crepes prior to having their cake, but I may have been converted. I'll definitely be coming back to try their other crepes. Come here with friends and get them to share with you so you can try multiple items! Their cakes are quite pricey, I paid almost $9 for a slice. It's still definitely worth a try especially since it's not as widely available. The store is quite small just like most of the places in Kensington market, so I would recommend taking it to go. Service was quite quick, but I came right before closing on a weekday. They also take Amex, which I always give brownie points for. read more
Place is tiny. Friendly Staff! Depress that they did not have the Khao San Road Thai Ice Tea Gelato when I was there. It was sold out. However, I tried the mango and green tea gelato. BEST GELATO EVER!! I also tried the Green tea flavour Mille Crepes Cake. Each layer had a smooth cream with matcha in between. The matcha was a little too strong for me, but I did enjoy this crepe cake. My boyfriend is in love with it. read more
6 years ago
Delicious Japanese ice cream crepes Millie's fills a void that was missing, at least in Toronto. Featuring both savoury and sweet crepes, it looks as though you can come here for a meal or dessert (or both). Seating is a bit limited and it's a fairly small shop. It's a stone's throw away from Spadina on the left side. read more
Green tea crepe cake ($7.50) I've been around trying a bunch of crepe cakes and I must say, Mille creperie has one of the best crepe cakes in Toronto. Can you believe there's 20 paper thin crepe layers in this cake? In between the soft layers of crepes had a smooth green tea cream. Love the texture and the green tea taste. read more
Millie Creperie is a lot smaller than I had expected. The sweet crepe menu is on one side, while the savoury crepe menu is on the other. You can take a peek into their freezer to see all of the gelato flavours they offer. Over the counter, you can also watch your freshly-made crepe or parfait being assembled. The moment we stepped into Millie Creperie, we were greeted with friendly smiles all around and the cashier kindly offered her suggestions for us first-timers. There is only a few small tables and chairs inside the little shop, but several chairs are placed outside as well. I ordered the Japanese Special Crepe (strawberry, red bean, green tea gelato with a drizzle of matcha sauce and a dollop of whipped cream). The crepe was soft, but the best part was the green tea gelato (...better than Hime green tea ice cream!) with the matcha sauce. My friend ordered the Mango Parfait (layers of strawberry, blueberry, cornflakes, and whipped cream, topped with a scoop of mango gelato and chocolate Pocky). The size was a bit disappointing for the price we paid, but we enjoyed it, more than the crepe (however, green tea over mango...any day!). It's just a whole different dessert, but at the same time...one can easily re-create this at home. I can't wait to return to Mille Creperie to try a slice of their Green Tea Crepe Cake and one of their savoury crepes. read more
Crepes are still amazing but prices have definitely gone up, probably along with each item's popularity. Had the rabbit food + chicken crepe for $6.9 and while the picture makes the crepe look small, don't be fooled by that. It's enough for a lunch and they pile on the spinach and chicken inside, so it can suffice as a lunch. For their crepe cakes, there's now a champagne flavour, green tea, chocolate and the original, although they don't always have all 4 of those in-store when you visit, so be ready for a surprise. Definitely looking forward to trying their gelato sometime, since there are some pretty interesting flavours, such as pandan. The shop itself is very small with only 4 tables and 8 seats or so, but they do a great job of actually cleaning up the tables and there are chairs outside the shop to enjoy your crepes. read more
8 years ago
When other reviews say this place can be busy... they are so right AND even in the middle of winter too! It's a tiny tiny shop that delivers unique Japanese spin on the French crepes. Freshly made and filled with traditional Japanese flavours, these are quite good! We arrived on a late Saturday in the middle of winter and already all 6 tiny tables were taken up and there was a mini line up. We quickly looked at the sweet menu and the Japanese special was calling my name. Quickly they went to making the crepe and in less than 5 minutes, I had a large dessert in my hands. I had 2 large scoops of green tea ice cream, strawberries throughout the crepe, whip cream, matcha sauce, and a large smear of red bean all long the crepe. Oh wow... this was very good. It's not always the easiest to eat but damn... I would do this again especially in the summer! For under $10, you get a large wonderful and freshly made dessert ... this beats most restaurant desserts and well worth the wait or even standing out in the cold to eat! I'll definitely return to try more. read more
When you first walk in the door all you smell is crepes. It's wonderful. Even though it was the dead of winter and negatives I was told that Millie's was a must. I was not disappointed. The ice cream was a great texture, light, and refreshing. The crepes were really nice since they're freshly made to order. There's not much sitting room, just a corner window and two tables. Not somewhere you'd want to go and hang out in groups, but definitely worth the stop in. read more
This is the second millie crepe that I have had in Toronto. This one really did not disappoint. I got the original mille crepe. The crepe was fresh, light and fluffy. The cream was light, but sweet. I could taste each layer. Definitely liked this mille crepe more than the other one I tried. Seating is limited. There are a couple of seats outside. The store does not have an unlimited supply of crepes so once it's sold out, it's sold out for the day. Even their Japanese special crepe ice cream was sold out when we were there on a Sat afternoon around 3:00pm. read more
Confession: I had Millie's Green Tea Crepe Cake for breakfast. I've been drooling over the photos of this cake the past two weeks before I succumbed to cursing over to Kensington on a rainy Saturday. The cake was light, creamy, and full of matcha flavor; definitely worth every calorie. I could have easily consumed an entire cake. A slice of the 20 layer Green Tea Crepe cake will run you $7.60+tax (cash and credit only). Inquiring with the staff, a whole cake (looked to be ~10-12 slices) would cost $79. Orders must be made at least 3 days in advance. I'll be back on a less chilly day to try their gelato. They had some interesting flavours including pandan and khao san thai ice tea. They also had an array of savory and sweet crepes and Japanese snack foods on the menu. Although the shop is small, there was comfortable two seaters and a bench seat at the window. Eat here. read more
Popped in here for a quick Millie Crepe binge. Ended up with two Millie Crepe, an original and a green tea crepe. I prefer the original crepe to the green tea but they were both delicious. We also got a savoury crepe - the Okonomiyaki crepe which was good but I wish it had a bit more filling. Nonetheless, everything was very well made and will definitely return especially since the mister has a sudden obsession with millie crepes and they're so close to my office! read more
My fav here is the crepe stacked cakes..... sooo good and smooth. Love the original vanilla flavor my all time fav! Their crepe cones are also really good with the ice cream and fresh fruits. The price is also very fair. read more
Harajuku style crepes... On the go! Ordered the nutella, banana and whipped cream crepe $5 (you can sub or add on other fruits). Pretty good if you like whipped cream. Friendly staff. Small place. Only 3 tables. So definitely to go kinda of dessert. A little costy but its fresh. read more
I heard a lot of about this place, and I'm glad to have finally experienced millie creperie for myself! Upon entering, it strongly reminded me of princess crepe in Paris- except for the pink lolita decor, Millie crepe has that nice hip, interior that gives you an air of being in a local cafe in Toronto. The staff there were super friendly and cheery. I had the mango parfait. The mango sorbet was delicious but I expected yogurt with the parfait instead of cream. It was a little difficult to scoop up all the ingredients at once since the parfait was densely packed into the cup. The green tea cake was fantastic though, and I would definitely try out their other cake flavours as well as their crepes next time. I definitely enjoyed my experience here and I hope to come back again! read more
Japanese special crepe 4/5 Crepe cake 3/5 Seating/atmosphere 2/5 The green tea gelato is definitely worth a mention - one of the best I've had in Toronto! The green tea crepe cake was very average, kind of soggy, maybe it was sitting out for too long. Although service is friendly, the seating is limited and cramped. I was seated in the corner by the garbage bin and the staff were walking in and out. It's very much a take out, grab and go dessert place but at $7-$8 for a crepe, I would have expected a better atmosphere. read more
10 years ago
Really happy to see a Japanese crepe shop pop up in Toronto, I've always preferred Japanese-style crepe over the traditional French or American crepes. Like most Japanese foods, the flavours are on the lighter end, and is not going to be stuffed with large amounts of jam or Nutella. If you're a big fan of traditional crepes though, it's possible this place might not satisfy your cravings as the flavours may be slightly too bland for you. The price of this place is pretty fair for the amount of different ingredients they stuff into the crepe ($8). I love how much value is put into the aesthetics of a Japanese crepe, it looks like a flower when you get it - a sweet, delicious, flower. It's also meant to be held and eaten like an ice cream cone, which is convenient if you want to stroll around the market while munching on your crepe. On my recent visit here, I purchased a slice of the crepe cake. While the cake is somewhat expensive ($8 per slice), a lot of work does go into making a crepe cake so I'm sure you're paying for the labour. The cost does add up though if you want to order a whole crepe cake - if you order a few days in advance they can make the cake for you for about $70, but if you want one on the day of it's charged as 12 slices of a single slice - which would make it a pretty damn expensive cake. I think that with a bunch of other places offering crepe cakes, it's possible that the prices of crepe cakes will drop. But for now, as long as the demand is there, prepare to pay a premium for the entire cake. My main concern with this place is the layout. It is quite a tiny place but they still try to accommodate some seating, which is nice but often makes the cafe feel crammed when it's too chilly outside for outdoor seating. I think it may be worthwhile to convert to standing tables and counters at least during the winter to accommodate more people. read more
As a matcha fanatic, had to give this place a try. This little "hidden" gem is located conveniently yet easy to miss since it is not a big place. Speaking of the size of the place, it is quite small, only three small tables, so be prepared to do take-out. Ordered a matcha crepe cake and a crepe with matcha ice cream, red bean paste, strawberries, whipped cream and their matcha sauce. Both of them were good! We were definitely able to taste matcha in both of them. Overall, good food and service. Price is also reasonable too! read more
The perfect place to have a treat, especially on a hot day! I got the Japanese special crepe that had matcha ice cream, whipped cream, strawberries, and sweet red bean paste. Their matcha gelato is extremely creamy and soft! (Unlike a lot of store bought green tea ice cream, it's not overly sweet). Their whipped cream is delicious and the red bean paste perfectly compliments the crepes. It's a bit expensive...costing between 6-8 dollars but it's def worth it if you want to splurge a bit and treat yo self. read more
11 years ago
The dessert crepes are good and much more filling than they look. I do like Millie's better than the Parisian creperies nearby. But they're nowhere close to the better ones in Japan! You may find yourself running out of gelato, whipped cream and sauce towards the end. This 'unevenness' is a bit of a letdown... Every time I come here to get my crepe fix, I end up craving Japan's Marion Crepes even more! If you have to have a crepe, I'd go with their savoury ones. Rabbit food + chicken ($6.90) is awesome though messy! Get plenty of napkins if you plan to takeout/eat on the way. I'll stick with their crepe cakes. Prefer Lady M's firmer and more refined texture but this is as good as it gets in TO. Comes in original and matcha flavors. Get them early as they tend to run out! read more
10 years ago
A friend and I checked this place out after grabbing dinner around the corner the other day. The interior is quite small with a few tables and there are some stools outside you can sit on. I ordered the Banana Split and my friend ordered the Japanese Special. The main filling within the crepes is the creamy/amazingly tasty gelato, vanilla and green tea flavour respectively. You also get whipped cream which tastes unlike any I've tried before and some nice strawberries that further add to it. On the Japanese Special, there is azuki (red bean paste) and if you're a red bean fan, then you'll dig this. As others have mentioned, it does get a bit weird to eat once you've made your way to the bottom but I can't wait to come back and try the rest of their flavours. P.S. They also do savoury if sweet isn't really your thing. read more
8 years ago
11 years ago
Delicious crepes!!!!!! And a lot of different flavors all made beautifully :) they're also all very decently priced from $5-$8! read more
Highly recommend!!! I got there around 7:40 and didn't have to wait in line. Which was literally 5 mins before a huge group of people came to order!! Lucky us! The original crepe cake was SOOO paper thin, and good. It was made just right. Not too sweet not too plain. Green tea crepe cake was sold out already :( so we'll be back to try that another time. We also got the Japanese special cone.. I forget it's exact name. It was OK. I guess at first I didn't know how Id eat it.. but we figured it out perfectly fine lol. The greentea gelato in the cone was really strong. (Taste was strong) I'm currently super sick.. So I thought I'd taste nothing but i was wrong. I think I prefer the crepe cakes more than the crepe cone. I haven't tried the parfaits so hopefully I'll try that next time along with the green tea crepe cake! Literally a hidden gem in Kensington. Right next to the P-arking (im always there but never saw Millie's before) it's a super small little Jap dessert spot. I would say try to avoid lines? But if not im sure it'll be worth the wait anyways! read more
11 years ago
I will just quickly say that I agree with all the previous reviewers. The Japanese Special Crepe and Green Tea Crepe Cake were DA BOMB! Both were super light and fluffy, sweet but not too sweet and just perfection. I could have eaten 20. Now I'm dying to try some of their other gelato flavours, particularly the Kao San Road Thai Tea. The only down side is that the store is pretty tiny. I dropped by on a Sunday afternoon and unfortunately, there were two groups already there occupying all the chairs and tables. Does not detract from the yummy flavours though. Definitely give it a try if you're in the neighborhood! Worth every penny! read more
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161 Baldwin Street
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