Very interesting Korean styled dessert place in the village. If you like semi sweet desserts try…read morethis. It you want to try something new try this. They have so many options and next time I will try the Injeolomi which the guy said is the classic and the best seller dessert. However, this was my first time so i went with safe option coffee. As i said it is quite interesting, there is ice cream, cereal, some syrup/sauce, condensed milk, maybe shredded coconut, and few more things. Overall good experience. If you have a small appetite you can share the small one with 2 people, it's a good portion. The place is clean, good amount of seating available. They have coffee and teas as well so next time I will definitely try that too. If you have doubts ask the staff they seem nice and they tried to give their best with the answers.

Snowday Bingsu really hits on a hot summer day!…read more We got the strawberry bingsu and the injeolmi flavour both were super good and honestly tasted like ice cream, with just the right amount of sweetness and toppings. Definitely recommend adding mochi for that extra chewy texture. The space is pretty small with limited seating, and it did get very warm inside (didn't feel like there was AC). It also gets busy in the summer time so grabbing it to go is probably the option. Still, great spot for a refreshing dessert. Would come back!!

I love trying new boba places and this one had some beautiful aesthetics!…read moreEverything is pretty inside and the menu is pretty big but well organized. Service was quick but done with care. Really loved everything about this place! The lemon tea was perfect for me, made with black tea and had that fresh lemon flavor come through.

Tips: - This store is at the end of the plaza when you are…read morelooking north on Highway 7. - This store has ade drinks. - The macarons are excellent. Hana's Roulettea recently opened in Markham. It's located in a plaza that I frequent here and there. I like the Shoppers Drug Mart. Occasionally, I'll hit the No Frills, which this bubble tea store is closer to. A Yelp experience drew my attention to this business. The owner there recognized me from her first location, Hana's Tea, in Richmond Hill. It didn't cross my mind that Hana's Tea and Hana's Roulettea are owned by this woman until she explicitly made the connection for me. Well, I know now! It was nice that she recognized me. I was a regular customer getting macarons and a tea on Tuesdays in Richmond Hill for weeks last year. I brought the former into the office the following day. The latter was for my immediately consumption and happiness. There's lot of parking in this plaza. I have never had any issues finding a parking spot. I got these items at the Yelp experience: - Peachy peach tea - Yuzu macaron I like fizzy ade drinks. This place has them. I also like the fruit teas. I settled for the peachy peach tea. I got it with 30% sugar and regular ice. I didn't want yakult on top, but you can add it if that's your thing. I loved my peachy peach tea. It was cold and yummy with the popping peach boba. I loved the ripe peach taste. It hit the spot on a 34-degree Celsius day. I have been a fan of Hana's macarons since the beginning. The yuzu had a nice citrusy flavour. The macaron shells were crispy and chewy where they should be. It was nice to enjoy one again. The menus are similar at both locations. The chicken gyoza are on the menu. They are awesome! There were tables to sit down, and enjoy your food and drink, similar to the other location. This place feels more spacious and relaxed. I am thrilled that this location exists. As much as I love Hana's Tea in Richmond Hill, this location is so much closer to me. Last Tuesday, I returned to get six macarons: - Salted caramel - Royal milk tea - Mango I brought them to work to share. They were a hit. Staff were friendly the two times that I have dropped by. I'll be back for more. (280)

As someone who craves bingsu pretty often, I was pretty disappointed by the bingsu here considering…read morethe steeper price. I got the matcha mango bingsu which came out to just over $20 after tax and tip. What was most disappointing was how little of a matcha taste I got from it. The base was a very sweet milky taste, and I really wish they infused the matcha directly into the shave ice itself. The matcha was just drizzled on top with matcha powder, along with some whipped cream which only diluted the matcha taste further. On the other hand, I will say they are generous with the mango topping, which were very fresh and perfectly ripe. They gave one single mochi cube which I feel they should either give more of or none at all. The environment itself is very noisy. Not sure what it is about the walls but they do not absorb sound well at all. Voices echo and bounce off the walls like crazy, it sounds like everyone is yelling and talking over eachother in there. That aside, the space and decor has a cute vibe and the self-serve water/coffee bar is a nice added touch. If I ever come back here, it would either be out of convenience or to try their drinks/a different dessert. Unfortunately the bingsu falls short in my opinion especially for the price tag. The base should resemble more of the flavour rather than rely on toppings.

First time having bing su and I was pleasantly surprised. I ordered the mango one and it was sooooo…read morecreamy and good. It was sweetened with condensed milk and the ice shaving was so light as ... creamy. There was mango chunks throughout the dessert. The server was nice.. ordered and gave us our goods. It wasn't too busy as it was midweek. Small place tho but it was good. Definitely will go back. FYI 2 hr seating limit. I guess when it's busy it would make sense

Lait Night was a truly special experience. The desserts were exquisite and adorable; the…read morecombination of strawberries and cream was instantly uplifting. The tea selection was extensive, with distinctive flavors ranging from matcha to rose black tea, all with a refreshing aroma. The relaxed atmosphere made it perfect for small gatherings with friends or for quiet enjoyment alone. What I loved most was that it stayed open late, creating a cozy, tranquil corner that helped me unwind.

Lair Night was one of the only cafes that was open late at night, so I decided that this was a good…read moreplace to stick around. There is a seating area (that's suited more for studying than for social gatherings), and the cafe manager/ owner is extremely chill. He recommended that the matcha tsunami would be good and is very popular-- he was right. I'm not a huge fan of cold slush drinks, but the matcha tsunami was so good, not too sugary or icy, just the right amount of slush. Good ambiance, and good drinks!

Tip: The food and drinks are yummy…read more A recent Yelp community experience introduced me to Premium Banh. I loved the food and drinks so much that I returned recently to get a coconut coffee. This eatery is located in a plaza and, according to my friend, Ulysses, occupied the store where Matcha Matcha was. I have always had an interest for what stores used to be where. Across the street is a KFC that has a bucket that no longer spins. Bummer. There was plenty of parking in the lot. We got there at noon, which was when this store was open on a Monday. I also came after work on a Wednesday. There was lots of parking then, too. Staff are friendly and nice. Ulysses had enjoyed his coconut coffee when we were here the first time. He loved it being iced and creamy with the coconut in it. I had to get one. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and was good. It didn't take long for my drink to be made. I was excited when I finally got it. I thanked the man and left. This drink was awesome. The coffee was strong, but the coconut flavour did a good job masking some of it and balancing everything out. It was cold and yummy on a warm, summery day. I've had these items in the past: - Lemongrass peach tea - Special rice rolls with pork rinds - Banh mi cut We got a buzzer to let us know when our food would be ready. Ulysses and I are on the tall side height-wise (5'10" and 6', respectively). These low tables and chairs that look like they are for preschoolers are not good for tall people. I'm glad that no one was watching us trying to get up from these low chairs. It was not a pretty sight! I had my purse on one of the chairs. It fell off the chair. Luckily, it fell maybe five inches down onto the floor, so there was no impact... haha! I sipped on my lemongrass peach tea. It was delicious. It was more peach than lemongrass. There were sliced peaches in my drink and appeared to come out of a can, minus the syrup. I fished all of them out to eat. I loved my special rice rolls with pork rinds. It had rice paper, jerky beef, shrimp salt, fried garlic, satay, fried shallot, quail eggs, green onions, pork rinds, and mint. It was super crispy and flavourful. It was filling for lunch. Yum! My friend got the banh mi cut, which is basically a banh mi that was cut up into finger food sandwiches. I got to try some and it was delicious. I like this place a lot. There is a bench outside the store. I'd rather sit on it, knowing that I can get up from it and not feel old. (237)

Conveniently located at Tomken Rd and Dundas Street in Mississauga, this Vietnamese Street Food…read moreRestaurant is sure to have something for you. I ordered the Classic Vietnamese Milk Tea (large). It is exactly what the doctor ordered on a hot day. Filled with a generous amount of tapioca at the bottom, the milk tea will hit the spot. I previously came and tried the lemongrass iced tea and the mixed Rice paper and both were great as well! If you pay with cash, it's 5% off. They also take debit (no credit). Last time I ate in, the stools were not the most comfortable if you are not used to them. If you have accessibility issues, you may wish to take out. The restaurant was well staffed and both times I have been in the restaurant has been popular. I look forward to returning!

The vegetarian gochujang tofu mushroom bahn mi was pretty good. It was sweet and spicy. I liked the…read moresauce and the cabbage in it that was helping with the heat of the gochujang. The place was busy but we found place to sit and eat.

I remember this place when they opened and finally had the time to come back to visit. I honestly…read moream a sucker for a good Vietnamese Cafe and this place a great selection of drinks including a matcha pandan latte and purple sweet potato latte. Of course they have your classic vietnamese coffee too. They also serve a few classic Vietnamese dishes including banh mi and Bo Kho. The space itself is super chill with lists of space to sit and do work which I love. Very unpretentious and cozy. I also love that they have a lot of greenery which makes it's nice especially during colder times. The staff are super friendly and accommodating with your request (I wanted my drink less sweet). They also have a wall there they are selling a few locally made crafts which is a nice touch. Definitely feels like a local staple now that they've had a few years to establish themselves. Would recommend!

Came here when it was rainy, and it was kind of hard to find. It's on the second floor, at the door…read moreto the left. When I went the whole cafe was full! Aesthetic wise it was cozy. We were wet from outside and the staff wiped us off using towels. We were seated very shortly! Note I do notice ppl come here to catch up with friends, making bracelets, working etc. seats r pretty limited. We got the coffee (jollypong) bingsu and the mango bingsu. We (3 ppl) shared them both. The coffee one is definitely unique! I enjoyed it a lot.

If you're looking for a coffee shop to settle into and actually get some work done, this is the…read morespot. The atmosphere is calm, quiet, and conducive to productivity--perfect for spending a few hours on your laptop or just escaping the city noise. I only grabbed a coffee this trip and the service was quick and very friendly. They also offer solid, standard breakfast options for a good morning start. I know they have a unique specialty Korean menu (which I didn't try this time!), and that's definitely bringing me back. While I just had coffee and was on my way quickly, the overall environment and swift service ensure I'll return soon to explore those specific offerings. Highly recommend for the fast service and relaxed vibe!

I've not had the best experience getting meals from bakeries, and Cafe Cocoro continued that trend…read more Don't get me wrong: the place itself is great (clean, spacious, inviting; it's the type of place you can lounge in for hours), so plus points for that. It's the food that was just meh. Stopped by for lunch and got: - Korean Pancakes: Prepackaged, it still was pretty good (i.e., didn't just taste reheated). The dipping sauce accentuated the sweetness of the pancakes. - Bulgogi Bibimbap: Bulgogi was really bland and a tad dry, so had to put a lot of gochujang on the bibimbap. - Bulgogi Japchae: Agaìn, band and dry bulgogi. The japchae was good - soft and sweet. Also, generous serving that is shareable. - Mango Banana Smoothie: A bit lumpy, and more mango than banana. But great for a hot summer day. Maybe it's the bakery stuff we should have tried, because everyone is raving about this place. The meals were just ok.

Quarantine Day 3: I'm really a sucker for cafes with awesome drinks AND real food (although baked…read moregoods do well too). For lunch fare for 2, I ordered way too much food: 1. A medium-sized side order of kimchi 2. Korean pancake 3. Bulgogi bibimbap 4. Bulgogi japchae 5. Bagel with bacon, egg, lettuce, and tomato And of course, 6. A small matcha latte. I thought that the medium was a pretty good portion of kimchi. Probably enough for 3-4 people to share it as a side dish. The korean pancake was very yummy, especially when paired with the dipping sauce. I liked that both the bibimbap and japchae had a good amount of veggies. I found the bulgogi just a tiny bit dry. The bagel was panini pressed which was nice but it did toast up the lettuce which wilted it. The rest of the toppings were really good. The one thing I really didn't care for was the matcha latte. It was so sweet I didn't think I'd be able to finish it. The other thing is that it hardly tasted of matcha. The latte itself was pretty much white. That kind of told me that it wasn't mixed well and just didn't have any matcha in it. I'd skip this on my next UberEats order.