Located upstairs of Pacific Mall towards the middle of the food area. It is super affordable. Just…read more$2 for 1 waffle stick or you can pay $5.50 for 3. They have 12 different fillings and we chose ube to try. Takes just a few minutes to make. The waffle has a crispy shell and soft center with a warm filling. It was a good amount too and a nice treat. They also have other snacks, drinks and desserts.

This was my first time trying kwek kwek, which are battered and fried quail egg in a sweet Thai…read morechili like sauce so I don't have anything to compare it to, but it was really tasty! The sweet and spicy sauce goes great with the creamy quail egg surrounded by a bit of crispy batter. The siu mai was just ok in my opinion and the meat could have used a bit more seasoning. It felt more like a hybrid between a traditional Chinese wonton and siu mai - wonton skin on the outside and looser filling than a traditional siu mai. It was ok, I wouldn't say it's that worth. The service was nice, the employee was helpful in explaining items I was unfamiliar with. From what I can tell, this is a good place if you want to try out some Filipino snacks! They have savoury and dessert items available and I would probably go back and try a couple of more things.

Visiting Toronto and stopped by the Eaton Centre (a huge indoor mall that has every store…read moreimaginable and a pharmacy/grocery store). I stopped by the food market (food court in the U.S) and saw the Hot Bunzz street cart stationed. They offer five staple bunzz (hot bunzz are stuffed round bread) Seoul short rib stuffed, jerk chicken, BBQ pulled pork, falafel veggie, cheese/mushroom) I tried their combo which came with one bun, potato chips and also a choice of their side- I chose the fried cauliflower kabob sticks. I got their special "surf and turf" Short rib stuffed hot bun with lobster on top-combo- it was a lot of food and this bun was extra since it was one of their Gourmet choices (because the size is larger and also the higher quality protein like the lobster) with a drink my total came out to 17 CA dollars equals to 12 US dollars- it was a lot of food for the dollar- I thought overall the flavor combination was nice but the bun was oily (not sure if it's the sauce that was on the top or if they poured more oil or butter) and I wished the bun was warmer- they toast the bun but I wish the stuffing and the lobster temperature was warmer- The fried cauliflower had a good crunch and the pieces were easy to eat off the skewer. For the price vs food quantity I give it three stars- I would've given it four if the bun was warmer and less oily- and less sauce and topping- all those Toppings mask the flavor of the buns- The two guys working were super friendly and took their time to really explain each flavor bun- I would come back and try a different one- maybe stick with a classic like pulled pork or mushroom/cheese and cut the toppings-

I came here on a Saturday afternoon and got the original flavour bubble waffle. The price and wait…read moretime were reasonable. For the flavour, I prefer a more eggy taste which would be closer to the ones in HK. The biggest down side about this visit was the batter wasn't mixed very well. I could feel the grains meaning the batter wasn't smooth. Overall, this is still a positive review as I had decent experience from here before.

Great spot for Hong Kong-style egg waffles…read more We tried the salted egg egg waffle and the Hong Kong milk tea. The egg waffle was freshly made and filled with salted egg filling, making it a really good savoury snack. The Hong Kong milk tea was a bit too sweet for me though, so I'd probably ask for less sugar next time.

A gem! Not too fancy from the outside ... but when you step inside, you're transported to a smaller…read moreversion of those typical Cantonese bakeries you see all over Hong Kong. Their da'an tat were unexpectedly GOOD. (They have two differently crusted da'an tat for sale). They make small sponges, coconut tarts (excellent), lovely taro buns, glazed char sieu bao (hard to find the glazed version) and the usual Cantonese baked delights. Very reasonable pricing. In fact, the most inexpensive high-quality Cantonese baked goods I have purchased in a long time. Not a fancy-shmantzy place but true to Hong Kong tradition in their very authentic and delicious products. Nice man behind the counter. This is in a different location than my earlier reviews of this business. Different owners? Regardless, highly recommend this bakery.

I can't tell you when they last time I saw Chinese bakery goods for this cheap. There's a decent…read moreselection of buns, and they were all made fresh! The break was the perfect sweetness and paired with their davoury counterparts well. Our fave was the custard pineapple bun. There was so much custard inside, I was surprised! Everything else tasted great, and for the great price point, I have no complaints. Note: this place is cash only!

This place is baked goods heaven. Stopped by and got: -…read moreFrench Toast: The bread was flavourfully soaked but not soggy. The cream cheese between slices just brought it up a level. Good size for the price. - Pistachio Almond Croissant: The croissant was crispy while also being softly bready. Good amount of tasty filling inside and generous sprinkling of pistachio outside. - Nutella Latte: Not overly sweet while still having the distinct nutella taste. - Cortado: Great milk to coffee ratio. Really loved the baked goods and can't wait to try their brunch menu!

Great coffee and amazing croissants. The honeycomb latte and the matcha latte were amazing. The…read moreplace has very chill vibes and it's comfy to just sit there for a while.

My visit was on a Saturday morning, during their grand opening week. I came early in the morning…read morewith my husband to make sure that we can try their desserts and drinks. We waited in line for about 20-30 minutes and then it was our turn! This place was open and spacious, with warm lighting throughout. To ensure that we could sit down after, he found us a seat while I stayed in the line. When it was my turn, I ordered four items (Ube Flan Danish, Ube Ensaymada Croissant, Classic Butter Croissant and Ube Coconut Basque Cheesecake). Plus, I ordered Coconut water with Pandan foam and Toasted coconut flakes. At the cafe, we drank the coconut water to quench our thirst. It was lightly sweet and refreshing, we enjoyed the pandan foam (as we have never tried it before!) Then over the next two days, we ate the baked goods. Our top two favourite items were Ube Flan Danish and Ube Ensaymada Croissant. The Ube Flan Danish was buttery and flaky, plus the ube flan was soft yet rich in flavour. The Ube Ensaymada Croissant was buttery, flaky, and had the right balance of sweetness and saltiness. A great addition to the neighborhood! If you are looking for a cafe that is peaceful, has friendly service and yummy food, this is the place to go to!

I had ordered a few things for some friends and a couple for me ! And I must say - I am now a fan…read moreof spam! To be fair after I read how they make it. The only thing I wish for me was that I lived closer to this place. It's a beautiful space - a little dark for my liking in a bakery - but modern and neat! Two thumbs up for the Ube cookie and spam savoury pastry. Definitely, would order again.

Small little mom and pop shop in the t&t plaza. Upstairs 2nd floor right side by the corner. Hard…read moreworking mom and pop shop. When I got there no line. A family was waiting for their order. So I placed an order order for egg waffles took about 10ish minutes that's fair. I heard about this place for. IG however I don't see the hype. I do understand very hard working couple in the back very polite and kind. I ordered sesame bubble waffle and matcha wanted to try. Total should have been 9$ however they charged me $10 not a big deal their tip or tax or maybe they didn't have change in cash. Black Sesame one came out crispy, matcha flavor wise wasn't too memorable. My friend wanted to order ice cream the lychee and ube was out. Settled for mango. They took time to decorate the ice cream apparently made in house. 3.98$ plus tax for 1 scoop. Price was decent they had some other deals such as original bubble waffle 1 for $4 or 2 for 6$. Special drink items 1$. For cheap eats in the area it's good. Nothing overly memorable. Hard working family appreciate the hustle.

This is a little dessert snack shop owned by an elderly couple. It's located upstairs in Langham…read moreSquare. I usually come here whenever I'm in the area and craving for original egg waffles. Their egg waffles are always freshly made and its crispy, it's legit bomb! My kids love them and so do I. The owners are super nice and sweet. When they see my kids, they would offer them a little treat like candy or freezies. They offer a variety of drinks and desserts. Ice cream is offered in many different flavors. Original egg waffles are 2 for $5 which is the cheapest I've come across, no where else beats this price. I keep coming back here because of their great service and the prices are really good. If you're craving for some dessert or even a drink I would highly recommend this place. So far they are closed on Tuesdays and sometimes they are closed for a period of time due to vacations.

A friend recommended this small Filipino bakery to me. Seems like its a commercial bakery, but…read moreopen to the public if you place order ahead of time for pickup on a specified date. I haven't seen this brand sold in supermarkets that I frequent, so we placed an order for a few items. We ordered pandesal, ube ensaymada, hopia ube, pandecoco, and money bread. Note, i have not tried Filipino bread before so i'm not sure how it compares to others. But review is based on just whether i liked the taste/texture. Pandesal - kinda like a less eggy brioche, nice snacking bread Ube ensaymada - description said it's bread covered with butter and sugar, stuffed with ube and topped with cheese. The bread was baked in a round cake pan with ube inside and topped with margarine (as indicated on the ingredients, no butter), and sugar. No cheese either. So description on website was misleading Hopia ube - on website, said thin flakey crust with ube inside. the crust was NOT flakey at all, it was just a regular bread layer that was very thin. Quite disappointing Pandecoco - a sweet bun with A LOT of coconut filling. less sweet compared to chinese coconut cocktail buns, surprisingly Monay bread - hubby bought this thinking he could use it as sandwich bread with deli meat. do not make this mistake, the bread is super sweet! texture is really nice and soft. Good for PB&J sandwiches. Feel like the items i bought were just ok.....nothing amazing. But now i'm tempted to look up other Filipino bakeries to try.

I love me some Pandesal and I have tried a few bakeries in GTA. Golden Bakeshop definitely beats…read moreall of them. They taste just like home! Ube Ensaymada is super soft brioche stuffed with lots of ube. Best best best You can also preorder for their special ube cheese pandesals and they are seriously good.