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    Injeolmi Bingsu
    Keith L.

    Wow what a cute little cafe with a fantastic bingsu menu! This is the perfect place to share a bingsu (aka korean shaved ice) with your partner or your friends. They've got a large variety of flavours - we went with the Injeolmi and got a large creamy chilly helping of ricecake, bean powder, sweet milk and almonds! It was light and satisfying, and definitely worth having after a heavy meal. If bingsu is not your flavour, come for the drinks and prepared pastries. The cafe has such a comfy vibe with great seating.

    Mango Bingsu
    Isaac L.

    This is my first time visiting the Cafe Daily and my first time trying Bingsu. It was after lunch on a Saturday afternoon and I steady craving for some dessert. I searched on Yelp and found this place. The following are the items I ordered. Mango Bingsu: The presentation of the Mango Bingsu is beautiful and the mango is very fresh. I thought the Bingsu is made of shaved ice (water) but it turns out it is made of shaved frozen milk. The mixture of the vanilla ice cream, sweet mango, and shaved frozen milk made this a perfect dessert. I was surprised how light this dessert feels after I consumed the whole bowl of Bingsu by myself. Strawberry Cream and Tiramisu Macaron: Normal taste Macaron, not bad at all. Matcha Latte: The Matcha Latte is just too sweet even compare with the Mango Bingsu. The sweetness totally covers the taste of the Matcha. Overall, Cafe Daily is a nice place to enjoy a chill weekend afternoon. I believe the highlight of this café is their Bingsu, which is much better than I have expected. I also wanted to give a pat on the back to the baristas / waitress. The café was full during that day and she was able to service almost a dozen of tables very promptly with positive attitude.

    Bingsu
    Rea H.

    If I could rate this over 5 stars I would. I love this place, it's my favourite cafe to get some work done in Toronto. The atmosphere is quiet and very minimalist. The bingsu was so good, and their iced lattes are amazing. The only down about it is that it's quite pricey.

    Cheesecake bingsu ($12.99)
    Shanen G.

    I was craving some bingsu today and visited café daily! I ordered their cheesecake bingsu and it was so refreshing. Huge chunks of cheesecake which I love but I wish they added a bit more strawberry syrup on top. Overall, I recommend visiting this spot if you are looking for a place to hang out with friends or even do some work! Decent amount of seating areas and service was great.

    Daz me with my latte ‍ Follow me on Insta @joelyho
    Joely H.

    TLDR: Quaint vibes, relaxed menu, great for a casual date or just a friend's catch-up.  (Slightly) longer review for those not in a hurry: Taste (3.5/5) : They used to have this really yummy sweet potato latte! It was velvety smooth, not too sweet, had a great body to it, and topped with pine nuts. I think COVID kicked it off the menu though :'( I did, however, pick a few other items that were nice, too!  Iced Americano I think this simple drink can speak volumes about the coffee a place has to offer! It was refreshing and nutty, but not too bold to be bitter. Makes me feel that their coffee should be of a pretty nice quality :) Injeolmi latte I specifically requested for a less sweet drink, because I don't like it when my drinks are too sweet. They delivered alright :) Injeolmi is rice cake covered with a bean powder! It had an earthy taste that still retained its natural sweetness. I think this effectively filled the hole in my soul that my absent sweet potato latte left.  Cheddar Cheese Croffle The croffle is a lovechild between a waffle and a croissant. It's basically the croissant dough cooked in a waffle iron! To be honest, the cheddar cheese, being the regular processed, sliced, american cheese, was a bit plasticy in texture. I sincerely believe that this dish would have been better if it was better cheese! The croffle also came across as a bit ... floppy. If cooked at a higher temperature for a longer time, I think it would have had a wonderful crisp! I don't particularly recommend the Cheddar Cheese Croffle, but I think if paired properly, it could be very yummy :)  Place (3/5) : Simple place, nothing in particular notable with the facilities. It seemed to specialize in 2 seaters though, so likely aimed at couples or professional conversations! The service was great, because the waitress was very patient with answering all the questions I had about the food! All in all, not my favourite cafe in North York, but it doesn't hurt to swing by if you're in the area and have already tried the other cafes!  Follow my insta @joelyho for more food reviews and derpiness!

    Latte with a cute heart!
    Angel S.

    I think the cafe's current name is changed to Daily Cafe. They are located on the second floor and only accepts cash and debit. Since they are not under Cafe Bene franchise, I was sorry to hear they no longer served the famous sweet potato latte back when Bene was here. That said it is still an awesome cozy place with yummy drinks to fulfill your sugar crave as you rammage through pages of textbook for that dreaded exam or if you are recovering from a night out with a cute date. I ordered hazelnut latte and literally stayed there till they closed at 11pm. Owner and staff were super nice. Washroom was definitely cleaner than some of the other ones in the Yonge Finch area. They played all of the top 40 Kpop music in the background. If youre a Kpop fan, this is your hood. Place gets a bit busy but there should be seats available on weekend nights! Will def come back to try their other drinks.

    #HappyJKDay Menu
    Ann B.

    September 9th, 2019 - My cousin, friend and I went to a #HappyJKDay event. It was on a weekday and it wasn't busy. My cousin ordered: Chocolate Truffle cake 4/5 Pineapple soda 3/5 Oreo choco shaved ice 5/5 My friend ordered: White chocolate raspberry cake 5/5 Injeolmi shaved ice 5/5 I ordered: Mango shaved ice 5/5 Pineapple soda 3/5 Everything was yummy and the service was good. Staff was friendly and lots of seating.

    espresso bingsu with korean cereal, mochi, espresso and almonds.
    Nana T.

    I dunno why but this is my favourite dessert spot in North York. It has a special place in my heart as I have so many memories here :') Ambience wise yes it's kinda best suited as a plain study spot but the wooden booths infront of the cash area are my favourite spots to meet up with friends or go on late night dates to because there's something so cozy and simple about it. Also lemme tell you, CROFFLE SU-PRE-MA-CY. THEY HAVE MY FAVOURITE CROFFLES HERE. I'VE TRIED OTHER CAFE CROFFLES IN THE AREA AND HELL NOOO DON'T GIMME DAT SHIT. THE ONES AT CAFE DAILY ARE BY FAR THE BEST. So buttery, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. If you love injeolmi (soybean powder) then get their injeolmi croffle!! The mochi pairing and powder is sososososososo good. They also have a variety of bingsu which are amazing, I wanna try all their flavours. So far the injeolmi and espresso bingsu are my favourite. Anyways, lemme calm my ass down, I just miss going here since I moved away. I came here so much when I lived in the area for a bit and the owner ended knowing me as a regular. Shes a super sweet lady and knows I love her injeolmi croffles and bingsu. Also the pricing is amazing for the portion sizing and you also get a discount if you pay cash which makes the value even more worth it. imy cafe daily

    Joey C.

    Surprisingly solid option for bingsu in the area! LOCATION: 4/5 The location is super easy to miss, despite being right at Yonge & Finch area. Through the first doors, there are about 4 different restaurants, and cafe bene is upstairs. It seems super tiny from the outside, but upon going inside, it is actually a pretty spacious cafe. There are plenty of tables for you to just sit and chat. FOOD: 4/5 It was my first time here but my friend who lives in the area said that their portion sizes used to be larger and around ~$15. The sizes are now regular sized at from $7.99-$8.50. I personally prefer this as you can try more flavours/don't have to share. Their portions are very generous for this price point. Compared to other popular bingsu cafes which would be closer to $10 for the same size, or a cup sized for this price. I ordered the mango bingsu and there were so many mango chunks that they were practically falling out of the bowl. The ice cream it came with was about the size of my fist and there was enough mango syrup for every bite to be flavourful. SERVICE: 4/5 Service is okay. You choose your own spot to sit and they'll come take your order. As its a cafe, people tend to sit and hang out here for a while, so you pay at the front when you are leaving. The only bad thing is they never offered water, which would be nice since desserts can be super sweet and you might need to wash it down. Definitely coming back to try more flavours!

    Sweet potato latte (hot)
    Megan L.

    hmm.. I guess they changed their name on Yelp? It used to be called Cafe Bene and it's definitely not closed! Management has not changed and still run by the two sweet ladies. On my first visit, the cafe was hard to find. When you walk down the street, you'll see a black hanging sign and walk upstairs. The cafe door is to the left. This is one of my favourite Korean cafe's (not that I have visited many, but it's a nice cafe) that I visit on a regular basis (mostly because of BTS events), but the owners are soooo friendly and treat you very well. My go to drink is the sweet potato latte and you can't go wrong with either hot or cold because both versions pack in lots of flavours and super creamy. I have also tried the peach and pineapple sodas, yuzu korean tea (cold) and cheese cake which were also super delicious as well. On my next visit, I will definitely to try their famous bingsu with a friend because from the pictures they look really big and it's definitely a portion for 2-3 people. The cafe has a wooden interior and gives a homey vibe with lots of tables and you can even bring your laptop to work. They block off some tables that it's enough that it can be private. Price wise, it is average and affordable. I have left a tip here, but they take cash/debit only. I definitely recommend coming here at least once. You won't be disappointed.

    Latte, side of mochi, Oreo Bingsu and Triple Mix Bingsu
    Kelly B.

    It's a little tricky to find, as it's on the second story... but once you do find it, you will be delighted! This is such a cute and quaint spot with great service. Everything is fresh and the staff is so joyful, generous and accommodating. A wonderful find, we will be back!!

    Coffee and trio fruit bingsu.
    Jenn W.

    Came here for late night desserts and was pleasantly surprised with the bingsu. Fruits were sweet even though they weren't in season. Service was nice and fast. A good bingsu option in the Yonge and finch area!

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    4.1
    (437 reviews)
    3.2 km
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    After finding out that the restaurant will be closing in a few days due to redevelopment for future…read moretransit, had to make sure to go for the city's best Korean Cold Noodles one last time. Definitely not my first time here as I've come with family or friends over the past 15+ years, every time, leaving very satisfied. Made sure to arrive for opening time to get a table right away since based on past experience, the wait can take some time, especially for dinner or on the weekends. Of course, had to order my two favourite menu items: 물냉면 - Mool naengmyun (Cold Noodles) and 김치찜 - Kimchi jjim (Braised Kimchi with Pork Belly). Have tried their other dishes in the past, which are pretty standard, but always find myself still gravitating back to these two. The slushy broth is always so tasty and refreshing! They also bring out a good variety of 반찬 - banchan (side dishes). Parking was easy to find this time since we got there early, but sometimes you have to circle around a few times or park at a neighbouring plaza and walk over. Hoping they reopen somewhere else soon!

    This is thE place for AUTHENTIC Korean food…read more No "cheese rings", "tteokboki in rosé sauce", or "cheese snow" here! This is REAL Korean food. It was packed with the usual high-decibel level. This food is the closest taste-wise (spice levels) to Korean food which we have enjoyed in South Jeolla Province in Korea. I devoured a lovely doenjang jjigae (fermented soybean stew). Perfectly seasoned. Sooo satisfying. Spouse had the yukkaejjang (shredded spicy beef soup with lots of gochugaru - chili flakes). Both ttukbegae bowls came with purple rice and banchan. DIVINE. Service was efficient. Polite. PRO-TIP:.They've opened a store directly next door which sells house made banchan, Korean sausage (chapsal sundae) and other prepared dishes.

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    Omiwol

    4.6
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    6.7 km

    High quality, great service, pricey, but worth the dime!…read more A premium Korean bbq spot that is worth the hype and price tag. It's dry aged meats so you can expect the pricing to be higher than other Korean bbq's. The service was top notch with servers coming to check in with us throughout our meal. The food was amazing here and the quality of their meats is definitely the highlight. Here's what we got: Yukhoe (raw beef tartare) 5/5 - So fresh, so delicious and a must get appetizer. Pairs perfectly with the sweet pear slices and delicious crisps. Cold Noodle Soup 5/5 - Chewy noodles with a cold broth that is the perfect carb and contrast to the bbq meats. Refreshing and delicious. Heritage No Name 5/5 - Such bang for buck in my opinion. $25 for 240g of this premium heritage pork. When cooked, there was no porky flavour at all, it got so brown when cooked that it almost looked like beef. A must get! Marinated bone-in short rib 5/5 - This was so good and was one thick piece of short rib. My favourite meat of the night for sure. Like all Korean bbqs, this spot also serves a variety of banchans and kbbq comes with a complimentary soup that I thought was the best compd soup ever (compared to all other kbbq places). I loved this restaurant and can't wait to be back! A must try that is worth all the hype.

    Decided to have lunch here on a Saturday afternoon and I was very pleased!…read more The quality of the meats were amazing - they were tender and very flavourful. The banchan were very good and we were able to get refills on them which is always a plus when going to KBBQ. The dining experience is interactive, with staff providing grilling assistance to ensure guests cook their meats properly. The ambiance is stylish and modern, making it a great spot for date nights and group dining. Also a plus is they do validate parking if you've parked in the garage! I highly recommend trying this restaurant out if you're a KBBQ lover. Definitely will be coming back!

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    Bonjuk

    Bonjuk

    4.3
    (12 reviews)
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    A comforting brunch at Bonjuk Canada - perfect when you're not feeling 100%…read more My partner and I finally sat down for a proper brunch at Bonjuk this afternoon, and it was exactly the kind of meal we needed. I've been dealing with some dental pain, and my partner is just getting over a nasty cold, so we wanted something gentle, nourishing, and easy on the body - not a heavy, greasy brunch. Bonjuk's whole vibe of "comfort food with heart" really delivered. We'd only done takeout before, so this was our first time dining in. The space is small but really welcoming - warm lighting, clean and simple decor, and comfortable seating that makes you want to slow down and relax. It's not a huge place, so there aren't tons of indoor seats, but that also gives it a cozy, intimate feel. Service was friendly and low‑pressure, which we appreciated when we were both feeling a bit under the weather. We ordered the Chicken Porridge ($23) and the Beef Bulgogi Bibimbap ($24), both for dine‑in (prices don't include tax and tip). The chicken porridge was savoury, and soothing, with a rich broth that felt healing without being heavy. It was easy to eat with my sore teeth and left me feeling comforted, not stuffed. The beef bulgogi bibimbap was a nice contrast - colourful, fresh, and full of flavour. The bulgogi was sweet, the rice was perfectly cooked, and the mix of veggies and egg made it feel like a balanced, healthy meal. It's definitely a step up from typical brunch fare if you're looking for something lighter but still satisfying. One thing that really stood out was their baby porridge menu. It's such a thoughtful touch - separate, gentle, low‑salt options for little ones. As someone who's seen new parents struggle to find safe, easy meals out, this felt genuinely helpful and kind. It's easy to see why their marketing feels like they actually care about making food that's good for people, not just trendy. If you're looking for the best value, I'd say go for takeaway. We noticed a steady stream of takeout orders, and the overall costs are slightly lower that way, especially when there are discounts offered by different order platform. Overall, Bonjuk Canada is a good spot when you want something comforting, healthy, and easy on the stomach - whether you're recovering from illness, have dental issues, or just want a more mindful brunch.

    TLDR: Premium rice porridge made in a Korean way so all of the flavors are Korean ones like bulgogi…read moreor kimchi. The portion given is generous so the price does reflect that too. -[OCTOPUS KIMCHI PORRIDGE] $20 The octopus doesn't have that strong of a flavor and there didn't seem to be that much of itbbut the kimchi definitely packs a punch. Loved all of the sides it came with, especially the pickled radish (?). Would be interested to try their non-porridge dishes by dining in next time. The woman who took my order was super kind and provided an accurate ETA on when the porridge would be ready. Would come back again!

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    Buk Chang Dong Soon Tofu

    Buk Chang Dong Soon Tofu

    3.9
    (411 reviews)
    0.1 km
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    Very surprised with how delicious the soon tofu was with seafood! It is perfect on a cold day. The…read morewas about $16 and I left very full. Service was great, no complaints at all. I love how we get all these small side dishes. I liked the ambiance too, felt very comfortable like I was at a close relative's home.

    Comforting Korean soft tofu stew any day…read more Buk Chang Dong is still the most popular spot in the city for Korean spicy tofu stew. It's dotted all over the city, with a popular following. My better half for one can't resist going when we are in the mood for Korean food. Especially when we encounter cool weather, as was the case during a stormy downpour outside. There are rear parking spots and it's possible to walk through the back door though staff frowned at us going through this while a group did the same later. The menu is still simple: a small selection of Korean spicy tofu stews along with dishes like Bibimbap that pale in comparison. We always order #1 & #3. Soon Tofu ($17.50) with beef, mussel, shrimp for me; kimchi, beef, pork for her. Following the individually-portioned banchan, boiling red cauldrons loaded with silky tofu arrived hot out the kitchen and we quickly cracked an egg in to cook raw. Soup broth was rich savoury seasoning plus adjustable heat. Unfortunately the Bibimbap ($19.50) only came in one level of spice in the sauce, which was a level of heat that was too spicy for our child to enjoy. We noticed the prices were raised recently. The purple rice bottom accompanying the Soon Tofu makes for a good after-meal rice soup for which I enjoy having with the refillable banchan. Do as the locals do, and we always see this restaurant packed with Koreans. They also offer a 5% cash discount at the front counter. Skip it or hit it? Hit it for a warm Korean meal especially on a cold day.

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