The busy Hong-Kong "Kin-Kin" Bakery & Bubble Tea franchise inside the Atrium off the Dundas…read moreSubway offers freshly baked high-end Hong Kong style (pictured) sweet and savoury buns, pastries, cakes as well bubble tea and smoothies, and steamed fresh Dim-Sum, all hygienically packaged at affordable prices for take away (or eat in the dining area just outside the bakery). A great place to energize oneself!

I love the Asian purple taro! Not sure why it's purple. Moreover I prefer virtually any Asian…read morepastry over most any other in the world--especially donuts (too sweet). I would pay $$ and eat most Asian pastries till I am sick when they come from places like I Fu Tang (in the US), especially Wife Cakes. This purple taro gem from Kin-Kin is big, not expensive, PURPLE!, flaky, dense, fresh, heavy for its size...oh I thought if I eat 6 it ruin my lunch AND dinner, but so what! Sadly it was not very good. Kinda bitter, nothing vibrant or nutty like taro can be. Yuk. The rest of the pastries seem traditional and traditionally good. Not the taro. Darn.

Not bad. Pretty decent pastries and their rice dishes aren't bad either. Would recommend. But only…read morego during the weekdays when parking is plentiful. Friday nights and weekends are terrible. Best to take-out. They do have tables but very limited seating.

It is NOT PERMANENTLY CLOSED, Apple Maps. This location is OPEN in Goldbright Plaza at 7750 Kennedy…read moreRoad and 14th in Markham. Best BBQ Pork & Onion Bun. Smooth milk tea served in pretty tile-patterned takeout cups. They have prepared food in a fridge, made from Kitchen at Lucullus, which you can pick up and warm up at home for a nice meal.

almost too good for BLOORDALE ;) ice cream and treats are…read morephenomenal this mint ice cream and milk and cookies perfect combo

It's a cute little bakery in the blood west area by High Park…read more Very nice woman working there. I came in after seeing the sign for banana pudding which was sold out but it was an excuse to try something else. Ordered a croissant bread pudding and enjoyed the fresh taste of this twist. The way things are presented in the window I must say is quite mouth watering. Hard to walk by and not want something. I had ordered a London fog latte which was not bad at all but paled in-comparison to the pastry. Would definitely want to try other things they offer!

They offer fancy French pastries and bakery items (When you say fancy, pricy will automatically…read morefollow, lol). They make their own ice creams and sorbets. Many options to choose from, macarons, chocolate trifles, croissant, individual cakes, big cakes, tarts, prepared foods and small sandwiches. etc. The store is small, so, they don't have any tables to sit down. They guy who was in charge of the store was very polite. I bought "Pink Blossom Cake" and "Pistachio-Apricot Bloom". I loved Pink Blossom cake, but I think Pistachio-Apricot was just ok.

This is a somewhat smaller outpost to this every growing dessert empire. Decent place to get last…read moremin dessert fix or take away gift. I would check the timings though as it's somewhat limited compared to their main store. They sell ice cream items here as well. 3.5 stars

Tips: - I came here on a Saturday at 6 pm. There were a…read moredecent selection of bakery items. It closes at 7 pm. - If you buy six items from the bakery, you don't pay any tax. - There is a 25-cent transaction charge when you use your debit or credit card to pay. The Origin is a bit sad these days. I was here last Saturday, taking in a flick at the Cineplex. This mall has seen better days. These major players are no longer at this mall: - South Street Burger with La Diperie - Me Va Me Express - Kiu Japanese Restaurant After the movie was over, I felt like a drink. Chatime is still around. However, there must have been fifteen people in the store, waiting for their drinks. I remembered this Lucullus bakery that was next door to the late South Street Burger. I had never been to this location in downtown Markham. I have been to the one on Yonge Street, south of Finch Avenue West. That store had beverages, so I'm sure that this one did, too. You enter and exit using the external doors. You cannot access the mall through this bakery. I opened the door. I was not expecting to walk into a time warp. It felt old-world European, in a period that I was unfamiliar with, but it felt like I knew it instantly being here. I loved the small tiffany lamps that were in front of the coffee area. So quaint! I hit the bakery section. I got a tray that oddly looked far more modern than the interior. I also got a pair of tongs. Just past 6 pm, I was expecting slim pickings with the baked goods offerings. Surprisingly, there were a number of croissants and buns available. My haul consisted of these items: - Curry beef puff - Tuna bao - Chocolate croissant - Luncheon meat bao - Corn and ham bao - Beef bao These six items barely fit on my wooden tray. I found the drinks. They were in the fridge. I got a chrysanthemum flower honey tea. I approached the counter. I got a helpful woman. She asked me if I needed a bag. I said yes. I hadn't expected to come here to get a bunch of baked goods and a drink. I'm glad that I did. I got a straw for my drink. I paid with a credit card. There was a 25-cent transaction charge when you use your debit or credit card here. It didn't bother me, as I rarely have cash on hand. I thanked her, took my bag of yumminess and my drink, and headed to the elevators to fetch my car in the underground lot. I'll start with the chrysanthemum flower honey tea. It's exceptionally Chinese. I grew up sipping it when I had a sore throat. I loved how it tasted. It had the perfect tea strength with a touch of honey. The downside was that the flower in this tea was a choking hazard when I sucked it through the straw. I ended up straining my drink at home to prevent myself from coughing up a lung again. I loved my baked goods haul. Everything was delicious. Thoughts about each one: - Curry beef puff - Flaky. It had the best curry beef filling. - Tuna bao - A lot of tuna filling. Tasty! - Chocolate croissant - It was divine with dark chocolate. It does have black sesame seeds on it. - Luncheon meat bao - Yummy. It would be better if it had egg paired with it. - Corn and ham bao - So good! It had a lot of corn balanced with the salty ham cubes, mixed with mayo. - Beef bao - It was delicious that I took a bite and didn't think about taking a photo of the bao in its intact glory. A definite bao winner. I'd return for more good eats. This store apparently has meals that I'd like to try. Despite how sad it was seeing a few businesses close down at this mall, I am thrilled that this bakery is kicking around. I'm glad that I finally visited it. I'll be back for more! (182)

I have to say that the space itself is quite beautiful. I've never been inside, I've walked past…read morethis place many times. What I found odd was the fact they didn't have any real coffee beverages available. They call themselves "Roasters" but the only thing they are roasting is drip coffee and Asian milk teas and teas. They said no cappuccino, latte, macchiato, cafe au lait...none of them were available. What kind of weird bakery and roasters is this? It was completely bizarre. Why have signs and a menu if they are not available. Strange experience. Will not return ever.

We saw a lot of friends had been here before, so we would like to try. They recommended the big…read morewhite rabbit tea, which had reminded your childhood memories. I did Durian Milk Tea instead. There were only two staff there and we waited for a while to get the drink. They were busy. We did taste the durian pieces inside, but durian tasted not too strong, for whoever loves durian, that's not enough. And I ordered no ice and min sugar. Min sugar was still a bit sweet to me. No ice was good. I was OK with this drink. I would like to try the big white rabbit tea next time. And find the time would be less people.

It's a cute little bubble tea shop with decent amount of seating. And lots of drinks to pick from,…read moreof course had to try the white rabbit milk tea and it was so light! Lots to offer, parking lot is fairly busy though

Stopped in while visiting Chinatown. Purchased the waffle cookies and matcha sponge cake. Both were…read morevery good and reasonably priced. Staff was friendly. Highly recommend.

There are several Chinese bakeries in Chinatown but somehow this store managed to call itself…read moreChinese Bakery! It has been around for so many years. As with all Chinatown bakeries, it is cash only. You get a tray and tongs, and pick you own items. Then you bring it to the cashier to pay. All pastries are individually wrapped and most cost $1.25, or $1.50, or $2.40. There are also spong cakes and soya milk drinks. I ordered several assorted buns for $7.60 and a set of 6 peanut mochi balls for $5.00. I'm not claiming that this is the best bakery but it used to be the cheapest. I haven't compared prices since the pandemic so I don't know if they are the cheapest any longer. There are 6 small tables with 2 chairs each. It is nicely air conditioned inside. There is free WiFi. The store is not wheelchair accessible. There are no customer washrooms. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2025-166

This little cafe is tucked away inside village by the grange, I almost missed it but saw it on my…read moreway out. Their drinks are so affordable for the quality, in this economy it's more than worth it. I tried the strawberry matcha latte. The matcha came through nicely, although the strawberry syrup part was quite sweet. Can't wait to try other drinks, their crepes look good too!

Tucked inside the Grange food court, this little cafe is a hidden gem. The Thai iced coffee is…read morestrong, sweet, and seriously good--and the Basque burnt cheesecake is rich and creamy. Both are delicious and surprisingly affordable, especially by Toronto standards. The only downside is the ambience. Seating is out in the food court, so it's not the coziest spot to hang out. But if you're after quality drinks and dessert at a great price, this place is totally worth a visit.