** renamed as Cake Talk**. Beautiful interior high ceilings , display case and table and chairs…read more They were offering 1$ egg tart on the sign ends may 31st 2025 that initially drew me in. Lots of great combos for single serve cake, buns and tea at afforable price. Have yet to try other desserts aside from the egg tart which was quite good in my opinion. Look good enough to come back and try in my opinion. Staff Service at the cash was a bit rude. I would say more polite customer service training required to keep customers coming back. Crumbs on the floor under the table and on the chair. Cleanliness could use more work.

I haven't been to Bridlewood Mall in a long time. As I was walking into the Chinese supermarket, I…read morecame across this bakery with a promotional sign saying egg tarts for $1 each regular price $1.79. I asked the lady that was working there and she told me I had to wait for 25 minutes for the next batch which was fine. I thought it was an amazing deal so I decided to pick up 8. They were delicious! They also have various cakes, buns, pastries and drinks available. They have a few tables inside if you wanted to sit down and eat. I loved the decor, it's beautiful.

A Chinese bakery in the Bridlewood Mall, and is situated on the main level, close to the escalator…read morewhich leads down to the food court which is on the lower level. We were there on Boxing Day at about 10:15am. There was a limited selection of savoury and meat filled Chinese buns at that hour. Baked Char Sui bao, Cheese, Ham, Sausage buns. The fresh cream bun was added at this time. If you wanted Taro or Custard filled buns or Egg Tarts, there were none on the shelves. There was a posted board outside the bakery offering "buy 6, no tax and receive one egg tart". I bought six buns and received a small HK milk tea, which was fine instead of an egg tart. The buns filling and dough texture was so-so imo, when I compare it to buns available at Markham Chinese bakeries. However, it filled our need while we lined up at another store on the day.

A chain bakery that opened a new store at Bridlewood Mall. I've had their baked goods and cakes…read morebefore and love them so much, this one also did not disappoint. I was there overhearing that they will be having their grand opening soon. You can find your classic buns here like sausage bun, pineapple bun and char siu bun. But they also have specialty buns like fried chicken sandwiches, garlic cheese sausage buns and more. Buns are fairly priced here as well in my opinion with fried chicken sandwiches being less than $4. They also sell whole cakes and slices of cakes which looks really good. Interior of the bakery is beautiful and newly renovated. It's brightly lit and super clean inside. The one cashier cashing me out was friendly and chatty which I enjoyed. Telling me that VIP cards will be available once grand opening happens, but didn't know the exact date of their grand opening yet. Make sure to check out these affordable and tasty buns!

High tea was delicious, the staff dressed up as anime characters which was cool, great service…read more and just had a blast. they used Rumi cup noodles, added a perfectly slightly runny delicious egg . sweets of course done well, its called Oishii sweets Details! It was awesome. Highly recommended. 9.5/10

I dropped by to pick up some sweets for a party. It's located in a small nondescript strip mall. My…read more3 year old picked out some cute cookies, some of which were Pokémon-themed. She also picked up a small strawberry cheesecake. I did not go into the store, so I cannot speak about that. The cookies were a hit with the kids and the cheesecake was yummy. It was not too sweet and had just the right amount of tang. Fairly light, but still very flavorful. Pricing I thought was a little on the pricey side. It was. $103 for the small cake and 7 cookies. I guess that's probably average, but coming from a smaller town, it's more than I expected. Still happy to support small businesses.

Kin Kin Bakery & Bubble Tea is one of my all time top picks to grab a boba and a dozen pineapple…read morebuns! 菠蘿包 makes a great snack on the go!

We recently ordered a cake from this location. I'm actually really afraid of these Chinese-style…read morecakes. I like a lot of sugar in my icing and I'm really not a fan of cream. Well, for some reason my family had asked for HALF sugar for a CAKE. They obliged. Surprisingly it wasn't bad. The inside flavour had a layer of chestnut mousse which was also quite alright. The appearance was a little wilted. When it was being picked up, we were told that any jostling would probably dislodge the fruit topping because it was so fresh and didn't have a time to set. We didn't really get this cake to impress the eyes, just the mouth so it wasn't a huge deal.

We got a cake for an event last minute from kanae cafe…read more Everything from ordering to pick up was pretty seamless with no issues. We got the earl grey chestnut cake. It had good earl grey flavor in the cake itself. The chestnuts on top and pureed chestnut were pretty good though could have been a bit sweeter. The cream in the cake was light and not too sweet. Overall, a good cake if you enjoy earl grey and chestnut. Price is pretty good for what you get and the fact that you can get it same day is great!

Picked up some treats here and the standout for me was the Ube cheesecake. Was hopeful for the ube…read moreand Taro cake would be exceptional but it was just average to me. If you like my reviews, consider "following" my profile for reviews all across the SF Bay Area . Why "follow" someone? It causes the person you follow's reviews to tier to top when you pull up a business. I find this very handy when researching venues. Rod's Review grading scale explained. Essentially I personally base it on the likelihood of a return visit and I try to be stingy with 5 star reviews since they should be "special" in my eyes. Price/Value also play a role obviously but there are $ and $$$$ littered across my grading scale. 5 stars - "I'll go out of my way" (approx 6 % of my reviews) 4 stars- "If I was in the area I'd go here and would recommend", (approx 38% of my reviews) 3 stars "Maybe if was nearby", (approx 37% of my reviews) 2 stars -"Would likely not return, Only if you want to go", (approx 16% of my reviews) 1 star -"No thanks, even if I was hungry", (approx. 3 % of my reviews)

This bakery really surprised me in a good way. First of all, the inside of store is very bright and…read moreclean! Staff were very friendly and keep giving out samples :) Plus, the portion and flavour were very satisfying especially considering the price (very affordable!) Wish I could visit here more often if it were close to me. My favourite of the day was chicken sandwich and napoleon cake, which was pretty big and not so sweet :)

TLDR: Good, a bit pricey, would go again for the classic pineapple bun…read more TIP: I believe they're debit or cash only. Debit is also only for $25+ purchases. Xuan Bakery has been on my list since they've opened and I finally had the chance to take a peek inside! It's your classic Chinese bakery, so nothing special there - you just take the tray and tongs at the far end and make your way to the register. The spacing can be done a little better - you can't really have more than 2-3 people looking and getting buns at the same time. SELECTION: There wasn't a lot of variety, but with the selection they do have, it was pretty unique. They have two different types of Pineapple Buns (bo lo bao): the classic and a Taiwanese version (which looks like Japanese melon buns). They also have several different sausage buns, including one with cheese and another with pork floss. These also look a bit different, it's not encased in the bun, but it's more of a hotdog kind of look. They also offer cakes and free samples of their cakes, which look and taste like your typical Chinese bakery cakes (not my preferred taste). They seem to really want to upsell their cakes (the lady kinda tried pressuring me to try and buy). PRICE: The prices were on the higher end. You're looking at about $4-6 per bun. They also have a 'lucky draw' going on right now if your subtotal is more than $25, but my draw required a minimum purchase of $35 lol (for a free slice of cake). FAV: The classic pineapple bun. The top was SO crispy yet the bottom was SO soft. I would go back just for this by itself. There was a lady ahead of me who ONLY bought the pineapple buns. She knows what's up.

The food is amazing! Empanadas are addictive as i've been going literally everyday except for…read moreMonday cuz they're closed. Definitely would recommend going again and again cuz you'd want to after the first time.

Place is closed i drove all the way from the us to come here for nothing. They dont even post that…read morethey would be closed but it says they should be open.

Fragrant Bakery is now my family's go-to for "wife cookies" (老婆饼) whenever they go to Toronto. My…read morecousins brought back a box of them for us this past weekend. The winter melon paste had a unique chewy flavor and a bit of crunch here and there that was delicious. Glad it wasn't mushy or soggy, the next day when we got them. It's still flaky and crispy as long as you air fry it correctly. Definitely one of the best I've ever had, and I'm pretty picky about them. So yummy, I would highly recommend the 老婆饼 from Fragrant Bakery, and I'm sure their other pastries are delicious too, based on other Yelp reviews! When I visit Toronto, I'll stop by Fragrant to pick up some pastries and baked goods to bring home.

Food is yummy. My fav place for egg tarts and mochi. So so yummy…read more Service is ok. They would get the pastries for you when you order. It is not self serve. Ambiance is small and old. Please tastes trump all. I always go back for their food even it is a bit far from me. It worth my drive.

Family owned bakery serving asian flavour cliffon cakes. They're in a random plaza in scarborough…read morebut trust it's worth it, very easy to find parking to pick up your order. I highly recommend mango, matcha, strawberry flavour. I always order from them for special occasions, they have very simple cute designs and they sometimes come out with special flavour cakes and special designs for christmas. service is nice but nothing special in person. The bakery is only takeout! The daughter of the family is super sweet on social media and very active on their instagram account!

Great concept with a tasting menu option. I wish all bakeries did something similar. Tirimasu and…read morechocolate were a hit. The other flavours were so so. The main issue is that the cake itself was dry. It was a bunch of flavoured cream. Nothing too thrilling.

My family and I live close to their Markville Mall location, but we prefer to order cakes from this…read morelocation at Saint Germain Plaza. The staff are nice and friendly here. The quality of their cakes and buns were always consistent and fresh. We were never disappointed every time we celebrate special occasions with their cakes.

Tip: Apply for a VIP card. It gets you 10% your order every time you visit. It's $10 for a one-time…read morefee or it's free if you buy a minimum of $30 worth of goods. I've been to this Saint Germain Bakery twice. My first visit was in December. I wanted to get macarons for my friend and colleague. I also got a six-pack of molten cheese tarts. I recently returned after my dental appointment. I was craving a croissant. This place uses a ton of butter, to the point where you can smell the butter as you are approaching the store. It's that level of buttery happiness that I wanted. Little did I know after uploading my whack-load of photos that I never reviewed this place. Oops! My guess is that I came here during my last week in the office and then I went on vacation, which seemed to include not writing a review. Well, here goes! This bakery is on the northwest corner of Pharmacy and McNicoll in Scarborough. There is parking at the back of the store. It's weird that the main entrance faces McNicoll. The businesses next to it have entrances that face Pharmacy. It's heavenly walking into this bakery. It specializes in Cantonese baked goods, such as beef curry buns, BBQ turnovers, and more. It does put a spin on non-traditional Chinese goods that use a lot of butter. The croissants and pain au chocolat are excellent. They are flaky, buttery, and delicious. I need to get macarons. I've gifted a six-pack, but have never consumed any. The molten cheese tarts are to-die-for good. I brought six of them into work last December and were a hit with my colleagues. They were rich in cheese flavour, each bite melted in my mouth, and they had the best buttery crust holding everything together. I recently indulged in a bunch of buns and flaky pastries, from a curry beef roll, to a BBQ pork bun. There wasn't anything that I didn't like. Everything was fresh and flavourful. This place didn't skimp on filling. I learned that you can get a VIP card that gets you 10% your purchase. This card is $10 on its own. You can get it for free when you buy at least $30 worth of goods. I managed to hit the latter by getting a container for pecan shortbread that was divine. These round shortbread were also a hit at work. Staff here are always helpful. I may need to order a cake from this place. They looked so good, especially the ones with fruit on top. This place also sells Hong Kong-style tea and lobster rolls. The latter was sold out when I was here on Tuesday. I'll need to get the former next time. If you are a bakery fan, come here. It's excellent! (199)