I liked their French toast with Kawartha Lakes Dairy ice cream. Was a moderately sized portion,…read moremight be too much for a single person.

I recently visited Corner Cafe for Saturday brunch and had a mixed experience…read more Located in a business park area of Richmond Hill along West Beaver Creek Road, the cafe is surrounded by offices and plazas. The space itself is bright, cozy, and modern. It's great for a casual brunch. The menu focuses on creative takes on classic brunch dishes, with most plates around $18-$25 and drinks about $6-$9. We tried the pork sausage shakshouka, pork jowl eggs benny, and a strawberry matcha latte. The drink was a standout--refreshing, nicely layered, and not overly sweet. The dishes themselves had good flavors and promising concepts. Unfortunately, the experience started off rough. Despite having a reservation, we waited over 30 minutes for a table during the busy Saturday brunch rush, and parking around the plaza was difficult. When the food arrived, the eggs in both the eggs benny and the shakshouka were overcooked, which was disappointing since runny yolks are key to both dishes. Overall, Corner Cafe has a nice vibe and an interesting brunch menu, but the long wait, tough parking, and inconsistent execution made the experience fall short this time.

Lovely cafe, friendly and warm and cozy…read more Ordered a orange and peach soda and crème brûlée tart, very good not too sweet and too fat Owner so friendly and pleasant

Matcha soufflé pancake was yummy , matcha very favourable but not too sweet…read moreUnagi Don's portion was great, very satisfying Japanese style Carbonara was creamy and soft. Service was great, staffs were very friendly, best thing is there is outlet beside the tables

This place has been open for awhile and we wanted to try for some time…read more Ambiance - 4/5: The place is small but they have maximized the seating area. Prior to this, it was a ramen place. The bathrooms are neutral gendered. Service - 4/5: they sat us pretty quickly as it was quiet when we went. We ordered via the QR code. They checked in on us a few times Food - 4/5: the food was good. At first, I thought it wouldn't be filling because it looked small but it was actully filling. We ordered: - burger steak omurice: the egg was runny like it is supposed to when you crack into it. The burger was medium to medium well but moist and seasoned lightly - curry udon: the curry was flavourful, just a tad salty for me. It carried throughout the whole dish - tako wasabi: the wasabi really packed a punch. I think this is the spiciest I've ever had (not in a bad way, just didn't expect it) - sea salted edamame: lightly salted, the edamame was slightly undercooked in my opinion - Mango Kori: similar to a mango slushy. It was good Overall: 4/5 - a great little place for a quick bite. I would come back

Tip: Minido Kids Cafe is on the second floor. The entrance is to the right of Bun Appetit. Both…read morebusinesses are around the corner from Kinton Ramen in Commerce Gate plaza. I recently had a Yelp in-person experience at Minido. I got a ticket for free child admission. Since I don't have a child, I gave it to a friend who has a daughter. This review is a combination of my research to get them to enjoy their day here, and their experiences. The Yelp event was held at Minido Kids Cafe. The entrance is to the right of Bun Appetit, which is around the corner from Kinton Ramen. I found parking and backed into a spot. I went in and took the elevator up to the second floor. As an adult, I liked the space at Minido. It was exceptionally clean and spacious. You do need to remove your footwear before you go crazy exploring the area. There's space for you to find a cubby to store your footwear, and sit down to take them off or put them on before you leave. I used the washroom, which was to the left of the ball pit. It was extremely clean and bright. Minido requires that you make a reservation. Online is probably easier. It's what my friend did and didn't experience any issues. This place is only open Monday and Friday, and weekends and holidays. It's open from 10 am till 8 pm. Each child can get two hours of play for $25. Each additional hour requires coughing up $10. If you think that you child won't want to leave for hours, you can get an all-day admission for $39. On weekends and holidays, the admission fee is $35 for three hours. Adult admission is $25 per person. However, if you make a minimum purchase of $25 in food and drinks per adult, the admission fee gets waived off. Pretty good! The adult admission fee includes a complimentary speciality drink from the menu. My friend ordered food here, so she didn't get a complimentary special drink. It's only included with an adult admission. When my friend arrived with her daughter, a hostess unlocked the door and greeted them. They entered the cafe and the door was locked. It's good in case kids are roaming around and leave without truly knowing that they did. This cafe promotes play, motor skill development, communication, and more. My friend's daughter had a fun time playing. The place has Minido Market, a play area in which you can sell grocery items, store fake foods in the fridge, run the dishwasher, and more. She loved it. There's a ball pit that is a fun course. She went through tube tunnels, went down a twisty slide, and ended up in the ball pit. She made a friend during her time here, which my friend was thrilled about! They had a mom-daughter lunch afterwards. She ordered food at the Minido Cafe, which has a menu for both adults and children. My friend got the spicy pancetta udon. She enjoyed it. She said that the spice factor wasn't extreme. Her dish had bacon bits and pancetta that provided protein. She really loved how chewy the udon was. Nice! She also got an iced latte. She thoroughly enjoyed it and the caffeine kick that she needed! Her daughter settled for mac and cheese. She's got my tastebuds. The mac and cheese came with veggies and fruit. She ate it all up. Impressive! I don't know what she drank. I forgot to ask. They came here at 10 am and her daughter played for a couple of hours. They ate just after noon. She said that it wasn't all that busy on a Friday. I'm guessing that most folks come here after school, so I'd imaging the rush happens after 3 pm on weekdays. My friend said that it was a nice change of pace and enjoyed taking a breather as her kid played. She was thankful for free admission for her daughter. She loved the leisurely lunch that they had. (188)

I appreciated how the smoked salmon Benedict came with BOTH salad and fried potato, the soft…read morebrioche bun was perfect, as was the poached egg and salad had a lot of different veggies. The play place was also upscale, clean, bright, spacious and aesthetic. My favorite part was the kitchen/market area! We had fun playing with the fruits and veggies and "cooking" lol please note that this place IS pricey and I treated it more like a special occasion sort of gift.

Visited Togo cafe to check out the hype. This small shop is tucked away at the bottom of a condo…read morebuilding, designed for grab and go orders. There is minimal space to wait inside especially when it gets busy, and it seemed like they often have a lot of app/online orders. Not the friendliest welcome for walk-in orders (I was the only customer and waited several minutes before I was greeted), but they were pretty busy making drinks. I tried their hot sweet potato latte and persimmon latte, and I think I preferred the sweet potato. While it was sweeter in comparison, it wasn't overly sweet, and I liked how the taste of the sweet potato stood out and gave the latte a bit more creaminess. The persimmon latte didn't taste like persimmon to me, but I wonder if I would've liked it better iced.

This place was tiny but the Banana Latte was full of big flavor! delicious! I loved it. Banana the…read morelady behind the counter was very patient with me I was really excited to try it and experience it.

One of my favourite Persian restaurants. I love the variety of choices they offer, including…read morePersian ash, Persian pizza, and so many nostalgic foods and drinks. It's located close to my sister's home, so I always make sure to stop by whenever we visit her. It's become one of my favourite places to enjoy a taste of home. I also love that they have a drive-through. It's such a convenient and unique touch for a Persian restaurant.

The staff is always so so friendly every time I visit. They treat everyone with respect and always…read morehave a smile on their face. :) My go-to order is an iced coffee with oat milk, and it's made with perfection every time. They have amazing pastries, full of flavour, and definitely a touch of uniqueness and creativity. I had gone for Mother's Day with my parents, and they offered free gift bags and a flower for all mothers, how sweet! If you're looking for a place full of love and delicious treats, I recommend this cafe!

Was in the area over the weekend and needed an afternoon pick-me-up, so decided to try this place…read moreout. Interior was designed very cute and aesthetically. There's also a few tables if you want to dine-in. Service was quick with order taken and drink made right away. No additional prompts at time of payment for tips. The lids are also not made of plastic like most other places, so that's pretty unique. The Oat Latte I ordered tasted great, no burnt taste or sourness like some other places. There's a lot of available street parking.

Such an aesthetic café with a clean, bright, and cute vibe. The drinks are not only pretty but…read moredelicious too. I tried the coconut drink with matcha cold foam, super rich coconut flavor that paired perfectly with the matcha. I originally wanted coffee, but the owner recommended it since it's popular, and it did not disappoint! My boyfriend got a hot latte with a strong coffee flavor, which we loved. We studied and read for a bit; the soft music makes it a perfect spot for studying or hanging out with friends. They're only open Fridays and weekends, so be sure to check their Instagram before going for more accurate hours. The owner is incredibly kind and even brought our drinks to the table. Also their prices are tax included which is why on the menu they seem a bit more pricey. There is also no tipping. Definitely coming back!

Located in Jtown. Bakery and cafe…read more Lots of variety of bakeries and seatings available, they sell so many cute Good and fast service

First time coming here all the way from Mississauga and it was pretty easy to find. I didn't…read morerealize it was located in a small plaza called J-town with other goodies and foods to choose from, but the fact that it was surrounded by other places made the experience better, as I got to shop around. First impressions was that it was in a cozy area and was very welcoming. Not only do they have drinks but they also have tea, coffee, mugs, crochet coasters, and other cute goodies that they sell. Me and my sister got the mango matcha latte and the peach matcha latte and we absolutely loved it. My sister's a matcha aficionado and she loved their matcha latte. I would say that the matcha is quite expensive but I could tell that it is high quality which makes up for it. I spent about $24 for 2 of the large sized matcha lattes. Their drinks were quite good and so if I'm ever around the area I'd come back to try more of their drinks! The server was also quite nice.

Stopped by here for takeout. Tried the portuguese chicken baked rice. Even a few hours later, this…read moretasted great. The sauce they used was quite tasty. Also appreciated that they were generous with the chicken, not adding a lot of potato like some other places. The milk tea was really good. Again I preferred this to the tea at other HK cafes. Will add this to the rotation next time Im in town.

I loved the baked shrimp with truffle cream sauce and rice!! It was soo savoury, cheesy, delicious,…read moreand satisfying. I also had an order of the spicy chicken wings, which were good but not my favourite. Overall I had a great experience here and highly recommend it. Can't wait to come back and try other dishes next time!