Food 4/5 Service 3/5 Ambiance 3/5 I haven't been here for a long time. But I went recently was tempted back. Food: We got a couple of boxes of macaroons to share with the family & also a slice of the taro cake for me. The macaroons are as good as ever. I like the variety of flavours they have. The taro cake was also really delicious & not too sweet. The box they have for the slice of cake was cute, same for the box for the macaroons. Service: I made the order but the lady at the counter couldn't seem to understand me. I asked for 2 macaroons of each flavour. So she got me one box but then couldn't understand that I wanted another box. It was a little frustrating. Ambiance: It looks like they have refreshed the decor a little bit. There are more small tables with chairs in this bakery. We came only to grab some pastries so I didn't look around that much. In any case, I would come back here again to get pastries. read more

Bake Code - North York - Taro cake - Bakeries Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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**Delicious Pastries & a Great Deal!** Bake Code is such a fun place to explore if you love pastries! They have a great variety of baked goods, and their **"Buy 5, Get 1 Free" deal** makes it even more exciting--you not only get a free item but also save on taxes, which makes it well worth it. For our visit, we tried the **viral round croissant** in two flavors: **strawberry** and **pandan coconut**--both were fantastic. We also ordered the **Thai tea croissant** and the **almond croissant**, plus a **fruit tart** and their **cheese bread** to round out our box of six. Everything was fresh and delicious, and I loved that they offer so much more than just croissants. The **swirl croissants** are a little pricier at **$7 each** (about $2 more than most of their other pastries), and we spent **$35 for six items**. Honestly, I thought it was worth it since we got to share and try a little bit of everything. I'm already looking forward to my next visit to explore more of their selection--highly recommend if you're a pastry lover! read more

Bake Code - North York - Bakeries Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

My girlfriends and I normally spend time at a cafés to hang out and just chit chat, it is our first time to dine in at this location usually we just go in and grab something to go. Throwing in five stars here! I like the quality of food here. Pastries are fresh, there's enough selection of desserts which is not too sweet for me and as Bake Code collaborated with Chatime its perfect to pair these treats with some resfreshing milk teas or fruit teas. Their prices are little pricey compared to other places, but giving youself this treat once in a while I think is alright for the quality of the products you get. Service is quick and the staff are nice. The place is small and narrow but clean and well organized. From the stack of straws to cutleries everything looked great. Just noticed that they re arranged the interior where they used to have a self serve to browse around and pick your pastries, now they move it along side the counter which looks more neat and give the inside of the place a more spacious look. As we dine in there is a mixed of soft pop music playing on the background. There are two neutral gender washroom, its clean and bright. Paid parking along yonge is available. I can't wait for the hot days to come as I enjoy their patio too. read more

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My only go-to place for when I crave for coffee bun. I always order for take out. The place itself is cute and cozy. I have tried other cakes/desserts/pastry as well over the years -unfortunately never take pics Tried: 1. coffee bun. my favorite. i buy 2-3 in a single visit. 2. coffee macaron. unique. the coffee taste is bold (unlike other places where the coffee taste is usually milder). 3. salted caramel macaron - yummy 4. creme brulee macaron - yummy 5. double bake almond croissant - very yummy. especially when it's warm. 6. pistachio croissant swirl (i think thats what its called) - the worst. overly sweet. the sweetness is not just the topping but also theres filling inside the pastry. and dont like the pastry texture (it's not like normal croissant shape). this pastry is highly advertised in social media & aesthetically pleasant. it never catches my eyes - but a colleague gave me for free. after eating it, it confirms why im never interested to buy it. lol 6. strawberry cheese tart. great 7. cheese basque. great after eating it, it confirms why im never interested to buy it. lol on your birthday, you get free item(dont recall what is it. i asked the shop too late - 2weeks after my birthday). overall, highly recommended. lots of tasty & beautiful selections of drinks plus baked goods. read more

Reposting this: The ube cream in the bun felt like a scam to buy. It made it seem like the cream was the filling of the bun when it was only covering the surface of the bun by the shape of it. Absolutely disappointed. read more

This place has some really cool baked goods, very creative and visually appealing. The drinks are ok but overall cafe seems to be pretty legit and Asian style. In the summer when the patio is open it's definitely the place to be ! read more

Bake Code - North York - Bakeries Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

It is one of my favourite café. The strawberry cake is so good it's not too sweet! They also have great coffee. Love it! read more

Bake Code - North York - Strawberry cake - Bakeries Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

One pregnancy craving for a peach danish and honeydew slush led to three separate portions of 6+ items. The 4 year-old wanted to try one of the Blueberry Cheesecakes. Ok, full disclosure, he wanted the white pearls and frosting on the top, mom forewent the desired peach danish and ate the rest of the cake instead (completely worth it!) The croissants are soft. The fruit on the Danish was fresh (I don't know how they do it). I'm still savouring all my purchases and will be back! Service was quick. They had a couple of people behind the counter and most of the croissants are self serve. With the steady flow of customers there was never a line of more than 2 people. The ambiance is casual with both indoor and outdoor seating. It was casual enough that I didn't have to worry too much about a kid who was more interested in browsing than sitting. Regardless, a great afternoon away from the heat. Will definitely be back! read more

Another great Bake Code location! We came here because it was the closest BBT (without crossing the street) to the restaurant we were at. Got a few bubble teas (tea of the month, passion fruit green tea) and a few pasties (coffee croissant and cinnamon roll) Everything was perfect and just how we wanted it to be!! read more

Bake Code - North York - Bakeries Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

TL;DR It's not perfect, but it wholeheartedly deserves five stars for the great bakery. I saw a few highly negative and many positive reviews and got curious. Here's my take: great bakery, ok coffee. The bakery is excellent. I tried two things: their butter croissant and their swirled tiramisu croissant. The former tells me what I need to know about their skills as a baker. The latter tells me who they are as a business since it's their latest promotion. The butter croissant is the simplest thing on their menu, thus, the hardest thing to pull off. You can't hide behind a filling or a gimmick. And I'm glad to say their croissant is up there with the best in the city (that's coming from a guy who lived in Paris). The dough has the right amount of flakiness and hydration, and, more importantly, it tastes like quality butter, the most essential ingredient in a croissant. If I'm being very picky, I may say that the croissant is a bit on the oily side, but I'm not removing any stars for that. If you want a good croissant, this is the place. The swirled croissant is fun. Get ready: it's a messy affair, but that's what makes it fun. The mascarpone cream was a pleasant surprise. Unlike too many bakeries in Toronto that sell you a cheap facsimile, this one tasted like mascarpone, although more diluted in taste than the real thing. It's also much less sweet than the original Italian recipe, which is a significant plus. The chocolate cream is alright. I would have preferred a more robust cocoa flavor and a hint of espresso, but it's not a deal breaker. The pastry is dense but crispy, and the layers of sweet puff pastry rolled together make it a fun, albeit messy, dessert. My experience with their coffee was more nuanced. First, serving an espresso in a big take out cup when I'm eating on location is a big no no. It cools the coffee too fast. Please use a nice thick cup. Additionally, their espresso was under-extracted for my taste. If you like something a bit more acidic, then you'll be happy with it, and the overall product is ok. Just not really to my taste. However, they do have quite a few choices for beverages, so you have options. Finally, the friendly and efficient staff makes up for the loud music. The place is clean and well-lit. There are only a few seats indoors and a cute patio to watch people pass by. In a nutshell, it's a nice place to hang out. You may not write the next Canadian novel, but you'll have an enjoyable time. read more

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I was so looking forward to trying this place. The counter service was quite cold. I purchased (and tried) a piece each of: The espresso/coffee croissant. Meh. Dry. The custard filled 1/2 moon. Very rich, dense and tasted more like a weird cream cheese thing (threw it out). The second custard pastry was somewhat better. The mille crepe was not appetizing (threw it out). Red velvet ok but had a salty taste to the frosting and definitely not great. Cheese tart heated was ok. It was the only decent item. Good pastry shell. Overall, everthing was just moderately ok. An expensive lesson - $30 down the drain. Not anything to rave about. read more

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We were in the area for lunch and decided we needed to get some dessert to cap off our outing, so we popped into Bake Code to grab something to go. After perusing their various croissants for a minute or two, I decided I absolutely had to try the Peanut Butter and Jam Croissant ("Smooth peanut butter, Butter croissant, fruit jam"). I took it home and eventually dug in. This is one terrific concoction. First of all, it looks incredible. And although my first couple of bites were just croissant, I could tell that it was a top-quality version of the venerable French pastry. It wasn't until I got to the delectable filling that my socks were completely knocked off, as the creamy peanut butter and delicious fruit jam works so well together. I only meant to eat about half but I wound up wolfing the entire thing down in seconds. I'm intrigued by the various other offerings at Bake Code, but it's going to be awfully difficult to resist just getting the Peanut Butter and Jam Croissant every single time. read more

Very upscale bakery! High end pastries and buns. Pre-ordered a set of 2 mooncake, I chose matcha/red bean and black sesame. Each is 2x2" in size and both have salted egg yolk and come individually packaged inside a nice paper slide out box. The black sesame had a nice balance of black sesame, and traditional mooncake flavour. The red bean however was sweeter but had less flavours. Both soft to bite into and not a direct sugar hit to the tongue. A very special treat at $10 a piece, it's nice that they have unique flavours to try on this special occasion! read more

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Bake Code is an artisan bakery that fused traditional Taiwanese recipes with modern European baking techniques! I ordered their Japanese strawberry shortcake which was super fluffy and light! The cream was not too sweet which is perfect for those who prefer their cakes to be less sweet!! They also have strawberry slices in between the layers of the sponge cake. Will be trying more of their pastries soon Bake Code at North York is available for walk in and they are following the Covid19 health and safety protocol! Hand sanitizers are placed right in front of the door and the employees are wearing masks and face shield! Always make sure you wear your mask which not only protects yourself but others around you read more

Bake Code - North York - Japanese Strawberry Shortcake - Bakeries Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

This place has great stuff. My personal preference would be the croissants. Other stuff I'm not a huge fan of but that's just me. I find their stuff is reasonably priced and also not too sweet like other places. The coffee, milk tea flavours are my favourites while my kids like the Nutella and peanut butter ones. Worth a try to see which works for you. At least once. read more

Bake Code - North York - Baked goods!!! - Bakeries Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Bake Code is my uptown go to spot for desserts especially pastries. They have a variety of fresh pastries served each day but my favourite is the almond croissants. They have a lot of space indoors and a small patio spot for summer time. It's honesty the perfect spot to catch up with a friend with a coffee and a pastry. read more

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Delicious desserts and milk tea. I have never been disappointed here. Servers are nice. It is a cute place, with minimal seating so prepare to get your desserts to go. read more

After I have been to bake code multiple times over 4 years, I must say there are a few items I absolutely love love love and others that I don't care much. Salted egg yolk croissants and matcha pastry cream croissants are two of my favorite. And I love thier silken tofu black sesame cheese cake. This time I tried their new product called pineapple cake with salted egg yolk. When I looked at the promotion poster, I had no idea what this cake would be like. It was basically traditional Taiwanese pineappple cake with interesting stuffing ($3.20 plus tax). Pastry was full of pineapple flavour ( I assume that brown lining arounnd egg yolk is pineapple jam?) , and it went really really well with salted egg yolk! This can be a definately a good gift for a special occasion( like Lunal New Year?). Earl grey cream flute( I won the contest during xmas and was redeemed today) but it was not really my thing. Croissant Brûlée. Wished they changed name to Creme Brûlée croisssant and add custard inside! read more

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Came back again a few months ago to try the tapioca pizza (not sure if it's still available)! I was honestly quite a surprise that I sort of...liked it? The pizza was very cheesy and surprisingly not bad. The tapioca added a chewy texture and was sweet. The syrup from the tapioca made it taste like sweet cheese, which honestly wasn't that bad. It was a very interesting experience and, if it's still available/will come back again, you should try it! read more

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Mmmmm I've seen their products on social media (Instagram in partnership with Chatime), and my friend and I decided to give this place a try after our dinner at the nearby Nome Izakaya. Their pastries are gorgeous and to die for!! The area is quite small, with limited space. They have two areas for their baked goods, and a large variety of croissants. In fact, they have very interesting flavours such as salted egg, roasted milk tea, Thai milk tea, matcha, almond, nutella, etc. We tried the roasted milk tea and asked them to heat it up there. The inside was gooey and melty, and so delicious! I also bought a nutella, original, and almond one to take home. The nutella one was excellent, though my favourite was the slightly sweetened nutty almond flavour. We also got a strawberry shortcake to share. The cake was fluffy and soft, and the cream was so light! It didn't feel heavy at all, and I loved the sliced strawberries in the cake. So yum!! Next time, I'll definitely try their other Asian inspired buns and flavours (like the taro cream cheese bun, red bean walnut bun, etc.)! read more

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I haven't been to a Bake Code before so my cousins decided that we would head over after our lunch to check it out. I'm a matchaholic and went straight to the matcha croissants. We bought a charcoal matcha croissant to share. It's on the expensive side (almost $5) so be cautious when purchasing baked goods. The croissant was flaky and flavourful although most of the matcha flavour did come from the filling. The only thing I didn't like was the glaze on top. It was awkward to talk since I didn't want other people to see that there were bits of croissant stuck to my teeth. There aren't many seats there so this seems more like a grab and go location. read more

Bake Code - North York - Charcoal matcha croissant - Bakeries Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Bake Code is opening a specialty store called Bake Code Croissanterie which will only have croissants. The store isn't opened yet but they're offering pre-orders of their signature box with free delivery so I decided to order one. The box is $25 (including tax) which has 6 of their popular croissants. The main difference in the flavours is the filling. The croissant is super flaky and delicious when warmed up in the oven. Our favourites were the salted egg, matcha, and milk tea. The croissants are pricey but they come is a nice box and would be a great gift/treat. I hope the store opens soon so we can try other flavours like ube and earl grey! read more

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Everytime we go to our parents, they always ask us to bring them some pastries and dessert from Bake Code. There is so much variety, even Chatime bubble tea if you want a drink too! My recommendation is the croissants. The taro, thai milk tea, salted egg yolk and Viet flavours are our go-to choices. For cakes, we always get the strawberry short cake! Pricing - a croissant can go up to $6 and the cake can start at $6.50. Fair prices for the quality and comparing to other specialty bakeries. You can also purchase full size cakes here. read more

Ordered a box of 6 croissants on bakecode.com with an ongoing free delivery promotion. The delivery made everything so convenient! The croissants were stored in this fancy box, and we get to try all 6 flavours at once. I was surprised and impressed when I received them. Strawberry and Milk tea are my favourite. They are at the perfect amount of sugar. They are crunchy outside but creamy inside. Yuzu is great as well, but the white chocolate topping is a bit sweet. I understand they are trying to balance off the sourness of Yuzu.. On the other hand, salted egg in my opinion, is actually a well-done croissant. So far it's the best salted egg croissant I have ever had, but too bad I have a sweet tooth. I'm not a big fan of salty croissant. One star off because the delivery system only notified me 5 mins before the delivery guy arrived, and I missed all the messages until he's here. Luckily, the delivery guy is nice enough to wait for me for a bit. read more

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Beware of bad ingredients. Bought a piece of matcha tiramisu today. This is not the first time but today was the first time it actually tasted bad. Something in the cake today tasted rancid and metallic. Drove 45mins to get there but they won't refund or credit the piece although we bought 4 different products today. Jessie and her supervisor refused to listen that there might be something bad in the cake. Warning others that this business doesn't care for public health and really questionable what they are adding knowingly or unknowingly. Public health will definitely be involved. They do NOT care about proper food handling and preparation here. read more

Bake Code - North York - Rancid metallic tasting matcha tiramisu - Bakeries Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

The food is underwhelming but the shop is pretty cute. Indoor and outdoor seating available

I absolutely adore this place. Definitely the best Asian pastries I've ever had I had to buy some extra to take home as well they were soo delicious. I find that most pastry stores make their products too sweet but the pastries here are definitely a nice balance. Some of my favorites are the salted egg croissant (in my opinion the best thing there), the bbq pork buns, and the taro buns. I've never been a huge fan of taro but this place gets it right. read more

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Sunday September 12, 2021 - my friend and I picked up some yummy desserts (sorry no pics). One of my favourite things at this bake shop is that each item is individually wrapped!! We bought 6 items and got a macaron for free (wish I got to pick the type of macaron). We ordered: Custard Bread 2x Taro Mochi Hazelnut Chocolate Croissant And a few more... It was just under $26 for the 6 items. read more

Bake Code is a Euro-Asian bakery that fuses Taiwanese techniques with European baking. You'll definately find treats here that you won't find elsewhere. In terms of menu, all their sweet items are vegetarian, and there's maybe 2 savoury items that are as well. None of their specialty items are vegan (there is plain bread haha). My favourite item was the salted egg croissant. The filling was sweet, creamy, and the slightly salt and had a lava-like texture of the mashed salted eggs yolk that was really yummy. I also really liked the PB&J croissant, it was like a fancy version of my childhood! read more

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I came here specifically to try the matcha creme croissant but I was surprised to see they had so many different croissant variations with all type of fillings. This place is definitely CROISSANT HEAVEN. I didn't know there were so many different types before I came here but because I was limited on Canadian money, I just got the matcha creme croissant that I came here for. Keep in mind there's a regular matcha croissant without the filling and there's also the matcha creme croissant that comes with the filling that you need to order at the register. In addition to different pastries, they also serve Chatime tea varieties. The matcha creme croissant was super delicious! The croissant was flaky and fresh and the cream inside wasn't too sweet and overpowering. I'm not a big fan of cream-filled pastries but the matcha cream was definitely better than I expected it to be. The croissant is powdered with matcha which can make eating this quite messy if you're not careful. I'm sure there other croissant varieties are just as good! I wished I could've tried more but I definitely give this place props for their creative pastries. read more

Bake Code - North York - 4.15.17 Matcha Creme Croissant - Bakeries Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Cute little eatery featuring Korean baked goods and bubble/milk teas. The cosy atmosphere is nice for a short visit with a friend (about four tables and eight chairs). Ideal for a quick in and out to choose small desserts. I usually duck in for a Chatime slushy with tapioca pearls. Service is quick and staff are quite friendly. read more

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Bake Code is a unique spin on an Asian bakery. You'll definitely find some of the most interesting buns and croissants there; i.e. salted egg yolk croissants, Sriracha and cheddar sausage roll, purple potato milk custard bun, etc. The handful of times items I have tried have been good but prefer other bakeries in Toronto. Charcoal Matcha Croissant -- The matcha custard centre was silky smooth and creamy with just the perfect amount of matcha flavour! The croissant itself was very flaky and super instagramable but it wasn't quite buttery enough for me and had a slight sourdough taste. ⁣ Hoping mine was a one off because I have always heard great things about Bake Code's croissants. Matcha Tiramisu -- This tiramisu inspired cake has fluffy layers of sponge cake and cream with a generous dusting of matcha. If you're a fan of the cakes from Chinese bakeries I'm pretty sure you'll like this! It isn't too sweet or overly heavy. The layers are very light and airy with a hint of matcha, but with the matcha powder topping you definitely get your matcha fix. Not sure if I'm just over analyzing but this cake seemed to also have an almost sweet floral taste; if you've tried this cake let me know if you tasted it too! ⁣‍ Sesame Cake -- Mild sesame flavour and wasn't too sweet. Again, this cake is very similar to cakes you can find at Chinese bakeries - light cake layers with air cream. Bake Code is a great place to try something different, but expect to pay higher than Asian bakery prices. The seating is pretty limited so go during off hours or grab to-go. read more

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A lot of reviews are saying how expensive this place is for what it is - Asian bakery. First of all, not all Asian bakeries are created equal. And for me, the goods they serve here are actually quite outstandingly delicious. They deserve to charge higher for their quality. My personal favorites are coffee buns, BBQ pork croissants, egg yolk buns, milk custard bun, and especially pork floss cake at the counter area - this one for me is a killer piece of art! The texture and flavors were beautifully harmonizing with each other in my mouth. Hmm yum. Also coffee buns are deceptive because they seem like a normal average bun but it's so crunchy outside and creamy and buttery inside that it's a whole adventure of textures and aroma. I'd go back to this place many time over. read more

They did not honour the cha time reward for my birthday, the promotion for this is misleading and I was not happy about the response I received. read more

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Yessssss. So much yes for bake code, I can't even. If you have not been here yet, YOU ARE NOT LIVING!! Bake code is the BEST higher-end asian bakery ever. The baked goods they offer are so unique that I'm like 'wait what' everytime they release something cool. I remember being 'backstage' or in the kitchen for the release of the salted egg yolk croissant and I was mindblown. My pre-vegan self would've gorged on all of their treats, especially their peanut butter croissant. Slather me in PB and roll me in the direction of my room, because THAT's how I feel about peanut butter. They are pricey but they can be because: 1. Nobody else sells a similar bread - they're pretty much a monopoly in terms of asian/french bakery shenanigans 2. Amazing quality ingredients 3. Baked fresh daily - you can even see the chef making the bread. Ps. the meintaiko (definitely spelled that wrong....) flying fish roe bread ..... try that and all your dreams will come true. Also check out that lava cake that has been going viral on their instagram ... literally looks like lava I want to dip my tongue into. (I haven't tried it, but it looks bombdiggity. Let me know)! The place is also quiet most of the time, people usually pop in and out but nobody really sits down to chill. Good place to work from 'home' or study. Bake code! Please inform me if anything vegan comes into play.. I literally will not leave your store. read more

I LOVE THESE Cruffins! Bake Code has the most creative freshly baked goods with limited quantity everyday! Cruffin is a great twist combining Croissant + Muffins, even baked and inside filled with cream of all sorts of flavour: PB&J, Vietnamese Coffee, ans even Milk Tea Boba! My friend bought the Taro and Sesame ones, and they are honestly SOooOO GOOD! The sesame cream filling had the perfect sweetness and flavour that paired amazingly with the flakey croissant like texture. The Taro Cruffin was also super delicious, but slightly sweeter because it has a top glaze of chocolate on top. We devoured these cruffins so quickly, and I'm like craving for more because they are just that good! Definitely next time, I would want to try out their popular Milk Tea Boba Cruffin,(because they even have actual tapioca inside too!), all other pastries and baked good look amazing to try too! Taro Cruffin - 4.50 Sesame Cruffin - 4.50 read more

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This place is by the corner on a strip of restaurants/stores on Yonge St. Specifically, it's north of Sheppard (north of the Government Passport office). Parking wise might be a little tricky - there are street parking available and a few paid parking lots. There are interior and patio seats available - so it's a nice date spot or catch-up spot with friends. Inside is bright, trendy with a wide selection of baked goods and drink menu. I guess you can call this a sister store of Chatime - you can use vicinity points on their Chatime drinks only, and those drinks include your classic grass jelly roasted milk tea. They do serve specialty cafe related drinks - and this is the one I tried. It is a Matcha Black Sesame Latte (served cold with less sugar). Nice presentation of the drink, as you can easily see the black sesame at the bottle and matcha at the top. The drink itself was ok, more on the bitter end and heavy on the black sesame. The combination didn't fit to what I thought it would be, but it was worth a try to taste my curiosity. Their pastries are also worth a try. Although it is a little pricey (average around $5), but it has a lot of interesting fusion flavors such as Croissant (Matcha, Thai Milk Tea), Bread (Earl Grey, Lychee).The Earl Grey is definitely a popular one (and also my favourite). They have samples available for you to taste, which I thought was nice gesture. If you are in the neighborhood or craving coffee/Chatime, this is a place to swing by and also grab a few tea snacks if you have the appetite. read more

Bake Code - North York - Matcha Black Sesame Latte Regular size, less sugar - Bakeries Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Preordered a box of croissants during grand opening week via their online platform. It was an awesome promo that came with a box of macarons & free delivery. However, the delivery arrived after dinner at 7:30pm, which was pretty late... Hopefully, the next delivery will take place in the morning, since I do prefer freshly baked croissants with my coffee!! The flavours were definitely unique in taste. I got to try the salted egg, viet coffee, Kinako mochi, chestnut cream, roasted milk tea & yuzu. Looking forward in trying the other flavours. read more

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One of my favourite bakery They have a huge variety and free sampling so you can try before buying. Their pineapple cake is also good. Too bad they don't have their free tea red bean loaf bread in the store anymore. That is their best loaf and will never get tired off. Hope they'll bring them back soon. read more

Bake Code - North York - Bakeries Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Yum!! I tried the croissant with fish egg and wasabi (can't remember what it was called). I didn't know what to expect, but I was actually very pleasantly surprised. The wasabi flavour was just right - evenly spread, and not too overwhelming. I asked for it to be heated up and it came out nice and crispy. Really unique pastry that I haven't seen anywhere else in Toronto yet. I also tried the black sesame tofu cheesecake which was also awesome. The black sesame taste was not too powerful or subtle. And I also liked that it was not overly sweet. However, I think I would have preferred if the graham cracker crust was a bit thicker or more substantial. I tried a bite of my friend's cheese tart. It was ok - not outstanding. Tasted kind of like egg tart. read more

Bake Code - North York - Black sesame tofu cheesecake - Bakeries Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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