Cute cafe with some seating and plenty of parking. Brightly coloured and lit minimal decor, clean…read moredisplay cases with pricing clearly displayed. Their main location is in Mississauga, and they expanded to North York a few years ago. Service is nice and cheerful, making you feel quite welcome. I like their drink selection that has some interesting things like black sesame latte, tiramisu latte, and grapefruit tea. Their dessert select is good too, with things big and small. Their rolls and cakes are excellent, with plenty of cream, not too sweet. The cakes are beautifully glazed and decorated. The sweet potato cake is fluffy and light. The mont blanc has a nice chestnutty flavour, but is a bit too sweet for my liking. At the moment, they are selling Korean dubai chewy cookies, but we'll see how long this fad lasts...

My friend who loves cake recommended me to check out Tokyo Cheesecake for the Double Layer Yakult…read moreCheesecake. I was a bit skeptical because I'm not a huge fan of yakult aka yogurt stuff. But she was right LOL. It was really good, and it was even better than the desserts at the restaurant we had dinner at that night. We cut the 6" cheesecake into 12 small pieces, and it was perfect for a sweet little treat at the end of our meal :) The staff were courteous and ready to help. It was quite busy even on a Saturday evening around 6pm. There are also tables inside the shop for dining in. Other than whole cakes, they do have slices of cakes available and other mini desserts + a lot of macarons! We did request the shop to write HBD on the cake, but the staff said they are unable to do it at this location (not sure why, maybe don't have the proper tools?). We also tried asking for a candle; we ended up having to buy a pack of 6 candles at the shop :\

I go around to bakeries and patisseries a lot. I've always wanted to try Yuzu no Ki, and I finally…read moregot a chance! Tucked away in the corner of J-Town, Yuzu no Ki is a no frills, aesthetic bakery and cafe. I ordered their Strawberry & Lychee cake online for pickup ahead of time. I was in and out within minutes - exactly what I like. There were also a lot of people sat down for a Sunday at 4:30pm. The cake itself was delicious. It didn't look like the image online when I ordered - it was actually much more beautiful in person. It was a hit with my Asian grandma and family, including the kids - so you know it's good. You could really taste the strawberry and lychee flavours. The jelly strawberry layer was still frozen when we cut into it a few hours later (stored in the fridge) but it was still very good. Will definitely be ordering again!

I never knew there is this very lovely cafe and cake shop in JTown…read more They have very friendly service and their cakes are so yummy, not too sweet. I love their strawberry shortcut and ice yuzu jasmine tea and ice americano Strongly recommend this cafe to all Small, lovely seatings and great food and drinks. Very clean and spacious, lots of parking

Located at Church and Yonge inside the Upper East Food Club complex…read more Came in after a community event and was nippish. K-Jimi is up front and centre with their offerings we'll displayed. I saw the Pinapple Bun (BLB) with butter and was instantly sold! The servers were very courteous efficient. I asked if they had any coffee available and was informed that will be coming in next week. There is a common sitting area for the offerings inside. Was quite cozy and does have a washroom in the back. Will definitely be back next week to try out all their other offerings and the coffee spread

Tanghulu!!! Korean sugar coated fruit. This is different from the one we tried in Hong Kong, and…read moreit's on a whole different level. Absolutely delicious! If you have a sweet tooth and love fruit, this is a must-try. I enjoyed it so much--it's a delightful mix of sweetness, fruitiness, and juiciness. Thanks to a Korean friend who introduced me, I was initially worried about the sugar coating being too sweet, but it turned out to be perfectly balanced. The addition of fruit and juice made it even better, especially the tangerine flavor, which stole the show for me. Juicy and fantastic! Also, kudos for the thoughtful packaging with a paper layer and a pocket below, preventing any mess. After trying Tanghulu, I found this place to be trustworthy, so I explored their tiramisu and the visually stunning mango & peach mousse cake. Both were delicious, elegantly presented, and the portion sizes were just right Tanghulu!!! 韓式冰糖葫蘆 但想講同係香港年宵行維園個種 完全係兩個級數！！呢款係超好食！！ 如果中意甜食又中意水果既話會好鐘意食 起碼我食得好開心 係個韓國人帶我黎食既 見到外面個層糖本身擔心會勁死甜 然後成舊野會甜到想死 但最後完全唔係！！好夾之餘 仲要水果仲要仲有果汁 癲 最好食係柑！！不嬲都中意莓既我 覺得柑係今次係大獲全勝！ 因為咬落去超juicy 好正 btw連包裝都好細心 會有層紙包住之餘 仲有個兜仔喺下面 唔會搞到周圍都係或者隻手黐笠笠 值得一讚 自從食完呢間既Tanghulu 覺得呢間野好信得過 然後再試左tiramisu 同埋好有造型既mango & peach mousse cake 兩樣都好食 細細件好精緻 一人前份量係超好 但最正都係Tanghulu同埋好少地方有

Love the shop itself to sit in and indulge in a treat. It's very lovely, nicely lit and there was a…read moreconstant flow of traffic that gave it a nice buzz. Coffee was good. There's a great selection of desserts and they're all very beautiful. So far the cakes I've tried have been more spongy and very light. Am looking forward to trying some of their other desserts as well.

They have a cute sitting area with a couple of chairs and tables if you want to enjoy some coffee…read moreand sweets. And they have great selection of Persian pastries, pies, cheesecake, nuts, cakes and hot & cold coffee and tea. We ordered "Pistachio Roll Cake" and "Mocha Roll Cake" with matcha latte and mocha and enjoyed them inside the Pastry house. We also bought an assortment of Persian pastries for takeout. The owner and staffs are friendly and make sure customers feel welcomed.

A very cozy cafe that has everything from coffee, pastries and sandwiches…read more I came when they first opened to make sure I could grab a seat, so I recommend you do that if you're looking to hang out inside, otherwise it gets quite busy and seats fill up fast! Food wise, the pistachio croissant was well balanced and flakey! The pistachio cream inside wasn't overwhelming and it was just the perfect amount of sweetness. Highly recommend this cafe for a quality cup of coffee and a sweet treat.

Food 5/5 Drink 4/5…read moreService 3/5 Vibe 5/5 Super super aesthetically, pleasing store. Was very excited to try their drinks and food. I think service was all right, but I'm happy that a lot of their Bakery items are actually made in house which means it is mostly fresh. I got the ice latte and a couple pastry items. My personal favorite was the almond croissant as for the latte. I think it was quite smooth, i had pay for simple syrup as i like my latte with a bit of sugar, which I thought it was usually free (thats on me, I was just too focused on decor and didn't notice until I got home) The only pain is they don't have parking so it's not the most convenient to get there unless I walk over. Still cute store tho!

Tip: This bakery has made-to-order hot and iced teas…read more Last Sunday, I was at CF Fairview for lunch with a couple of friends. I was walking over to Hana Don and noticed this Lucullus Bakery on the other side of the mall entrance from where I'd be having lunch. I love Lucullus. My first visit was at its Yonge Street location, just south of Finch Avenue West. I recently visited its downtown Markham location and loved it. After lunch, my friends and I parted ways. They went home. I headed to this bakery to check it out. You enter the bakery using the mall entrance. There is seating inside this bakery. It was busy on a Sunday afternoon at around 3 pm. I grabbed a wooden tray and tongs. I looked at what felt like an endless lineup of baked goods. Thank goodness I was full from lunch. I would have bought a ton more if I were hungry! My haul consisted of these items: - Double chocolate croissant - Fried curry beef bao - BBQ pork bao - Curry beef puff - Egg and cucumber sandwich - Cheese dog - Large iced lemon tea The other two Lucullus locations have tea drinks that you grab out of the fridge. This one makes hot and cold teas on the spot. Two male staffers were behind the counter. One took my iced lemon tea and asked how I liked it. I said without sugar. I wanted the large size because I needed a drink to get me home. He put my baked goods in individual bags and sealed them. He then put all goods in a plastic bag. The other male staffer went to make my drink. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and got my receipt texted to me. I waited patiently for my drink. I thanked the man who made it for me. I had this drink when I got in my car. It was perfectly cold. I loved the lemon slices and lemon flavour with the tea. It was excellent! My baked goods last a couple of days. They were delicious. The egg and cucumber sandwich was yummy. Think egg salad, but simplified with mayo and cucumber slices. Sometimes, simple is all you need. The bun was soft and yummy. I loved the curry beef puff. It's so flaky with the best curry puff filling. I've had the chocolate croissant. It's amazing with dark chocolate inside a buttery croissant. The double chocolate croissant is an extension of it. This kicked-up-a-notch version has dark chocolate drizzle and powdered sugar on top. It didn't taste overly sugary with the latter on it. The dark chocolate drizzle was fun to eat. It had hardened such that you could take a piece off and eat it. I love a good cheese dog bun. This one was cheesy and yummy. I went through a phase making them at home. I don't think mine compares to how amazing this one. It had hot dogs and cheese baked a flatbread wannabe, but still fluffy like a bao. I crave another one. The BBQ bao was hefty. It had so much filling in it. There was more BBQ pork goodness than the bao holding it all together. If you love protein, this bao gives you the best bang for your money. Yummy! The biggest surprise was the fried curry beef bao. It had the same amazing filling as the curry beef puff. What I didn't expect was enjoying a hard-boiled egg in it. What?! It was brilliant and so tasty. Parking was a bit crazy. I parked by the shuttered Hudson's Bay store. I"m hoping that it's much better during the weekday. I want more. I need to return soon. (188)

We got attracted by the tall drink look. We were having lunch at the food court in the mall today,…read moreand some ladies next table were having this large drink. Then we found this bakery store. It actually was a bakery with sitting tables. Nice and big dining area. Good for people chatting as well. Drink items were pretty much like Hong Kong styles. We stick with the iced Lemon Tea with no ice and 1 sugar. It didn't take too long to complete the drink, it was warm actually without ice. There were pieces of lemon in the talk cup, and 1 sugar was perfectly balanced the black tea and citric acid tastes, and not sweet at all. I would like to try their cakes next time, they look amazing.

We visited Sweet Addictions on Danforth and really enjoyed the welcoming atmosphere. This…read morefamily-run bakery and dessert shop is well known in the East End for its wide selection of cakes, pastries, cookies, cupcakes, and South Asian sweets. Everything in the display case looked fresh and beautifully presented, and there were plenty of tempting options to choose from. We tried the "Dulce de Leche Cheesecake", "Pistachio Éclair", "Carrot Cake", "Hazelnut Crunch", and "Strawberry Shortcake", along with a "Latte" and "Dirty Matcha. The desserts were rich, flavourful, and nicely made, with each one offering its own unique texture and taste. The drinks paired well with the sweets. The staff were friendly, and the shop had a warm neighborhood feel. There's street parking available on Danforth Avenue.

Sherbourne Street? Listen, I saw a "Soft Opening" sign at 563 Danforth, and like a Yelp Elite to a…read morenew experience, I walked right in to warm up from the rain. The place is bright and oh so clean! Spotless is a word I would rarely apply to restaurants and such, but this place was spotless. Service was efficient and quick. I got a "Russian Chocolate Tale" and an Americano. The coffee was good, a sort of standard blend, not bitter, smooth. The Tale was chocolate mousse on top of a chocolate cookie covered by a layer of vanilla-ish mousse-ish and some pink stuff. (Can you tell I'm not a desserts expert?) Both mousses were delicate and not too sweet, but I got nothing from the outer pink layer. Their selection is an amazing array of standard Western European pastries and desserts. And a Dubai chocolate bar in the $30 adjacent area if you feel like being trendy. Overall, another fine addition to the many great bakeries and dessert places on the Danforth.

I was excited when my friend introduced me to this exciting, authentic French bakery! Once I walked…read moreinside the smell of fresh baked goodies was wonderful! It took me a long time to decide on what I wanted because everything looked so delicious. I ended up getting a Butter Croissant $3.25, Pistachio Croissant $3.95, Kouign-Amann $3.75 and Sourdough Boule bread that was already sliced $5.45. The croissants were so deliciously flaky and buttery and especially loved the heavenly Pistachio Croissant that gave me a Foodgasm! I also loved the Sourdough Boule that was so flavourful and delicious when lightly toasted. I wished I knew the specific ingredients of the bread but couldn't find anything online. The service was fast and friendly. Definitely coming back!

Went specifically for croissants so can't speak about their other pastries, but both Butter and…read moreAlmond croissants were delicious! Butter croissant was flaky outside and soft inside. Best of all, buttery! Almond croissant was equally as good. The filling was the right texture and flavour.