We continue to go to this incredible pastry shop whenever the mood strikes. Their creations are…read moresecond to none. The quality and the finish are at an artistic level. And I haven't even begun to talk about the flavors. Their signature dish/pastry is the Mont Blanc. It is highly sought after, and often run out before the afternoon. We made a point of going there yesterday, from my partner's birthday to get some special treats. We were not disappointed. Despite being jampacked, as it often is, there was a good supply of the pastries we sought. New to the mix, is their version of a tiramisu. It is off the charts! The pastry chef is truly an artist. If you wish to try possibly the best pastries in the entire GTA, this is the place to go. The staff are friendly and extremely helpful. It also pays a call ahead to ensure that you can get the products that you're looking for.

Has a lot of variety in pastries, croissants, danishes, chocolates and so much more!…read more Went in on a weekend and the space was crammed so we had to opt for takeout. Tried the hot chocolate and it was okay, not too sweet. Tried the Apple turnover which was a little chewy - should have warmed it up just a little. Also got their custard puff and it tasted really good. I loved how pretty their cakes looked but I didn't want to do a takeout so had to skip it.

This was my most disappointing dessert at Sul & Bean. We had not been back for bingsu here for…read morequite a while, so obviously the menu options have changed. We wanted a bingsu with fruit. The only fruit they had was mango and strawberries. We opted for a Mango Bingsu, based on the photos displayed and we enjoy the sweetness and softness of mango. The bingsu we received was topped with what can ONLY be described as FROZEN mango and still not yet defrosted. Never in my wildest imagination did I ever think that it would be served with frozen mango which is usually used for blending smoothies!! My partner did not want to return the barely edible bingsu. The favourite on the dessert was the single small scoop of green tea ice-cream which formed the "leaf" of the strawberry decoration. I truly do recommend getting your bingsu fix elsewhere. I won't be returning. The store is located in the eatery section of H Mart, with ample parking outside in the plaza. PS on further reflection of my review, perhaps I was expecting fresh mango and nowhere on the menu did it specify that the Mango Bingsu is served with fresh mango. Lesson learned.

Located in the food court at HMart, lots of parking Food…read morecourt is reasonable with staff cleaning and picking up dishes.Price is reasonable. Good friendly service. Red bean bingsu comes with 2 piece of toast with whip cream. Also a scoop of vanilla ice cream on top. Delicious Grapefruit Earl grey tea is so refreshing Strongly recommend this place.

Top quality pastry. I mean top. Never disappoint. Selection…read moreof signature minis and cakes change with season, macaroons, bonbons and cupcakes most of the time available in regular assortment. Never had I had a pastry from this shop that was not up to par. I drive almost an hour to get the pastry from here, so that should tell you how solid they are. Service always very nice. The Richmond Hill location which I frequent has no dine inside option. They also sell to the grocery stores, definitely seen their cakes in Fortinos. They are on the pricier side but worth it. For any special occasion or just because, I recommend this place.

We purchased cakes from La Rocca before for birthday celebrations, their cakes are beautiful and…read moretasty and reasonably priced. Service was great as I was greeted immediately when stepping into the bakery, the shop decor is modern, vibrant and clean. I got this 8-inch Cookies and Cream Cheesecake, it was moist and delicious, but the Oreo biscuits on top were a bit soft, and chocolate taste overpowered all cheese flavour as I wasn't able to taste any cheese at all, however this was still a delicious cake. La Rocca also sells their cakes via some supermarket chains, whole cakes sold in chain stores priced a few dollars lower than La Rocca store (see attached photos for same cake, Loblaw sold $32, La Rocca sold $36), is this because La Rocca store sells fresher cakes than supermarket chains as I wonder why the price difference! I'm grateful with such a wonderful cake shop in the neighbourhood, La Rocca is always be one of my favourite cake shops!

You're missing out if you haven't been to Sucree D'Luxe!! It's a family owned dessert shop, with an…read moreaesthetic interior and amazingly good desserts. I tried 2 of their roll cakes and 6 mochi and can confirm that their desserts aren't too sweet. Their mochi is also amazing - delicious flavours and the mochi skin is super thin. I would say it's even better than the infamous Sasaki Pastry in J-Town. Beware that they do run out of stock quickly, so it's best to either order ahead or go early. They also only allow preorders for their pancakes, which I'll do next time! The girl at the counter recommended the Nutella banana mochi, and even though I don't really like Nutella, it might have been my favourite one!! The fruity ones also have real fruit - strongly recommend strawberry and mango.

I was originally introduced to Sucrée D'luxe through a Yelp experience a few months ago. I was…read moreblown away by the mochi, marshmallow bars, and cake that I returned last week for more. When I drove here the first time, I used Waze and didn't arrive successfully. Whether using a driving app, such as Google Maps or Waze, it led me to the wrong building. Both referenced building A. The address has this store being a part of building D. It's basically the building across from A, but the east side. In other words, you are driving along the third-last aisle that's parallel to Leslie. Waze has corrected the issue. Google Maps hasn't. Use Waze to get here. There were plenty of parking spots in front of the store. It was shaded there. I backed into a spot both times and walked in. I got a different female staffers on both visits. They were both helpful and warm. I have had the matcha KitKat mochi, which had bits of KitKat. Each mochi is individually enclosed in a box. It feels like opening a jewellery box. The mochi is delicate and a decent size. I am not a huge whipped cream person. However, the KitKat was broken up into two pieces and surrounded by the whipped cream. The filling was amazing! It was light and yummy. The mochi had matcha powder on top. It had a subtle matcha taste. The mochi was delicate, but still strong enough to hold in the filling. It was so soft and almost malleable. It was the best mochi that I have had in eons! This visit, I got a six-pack of these mochi flavours: - Mango - Pineapple coconut - Lychee - Golden kiwi - Nutella banana - Strawberry banana If you get six or more mochi, you save a bit. If you pay with cash, the tax is waived off. The mango mochi was awesome! It had diced mango mixed in with the whipped cream. It was dreamy. I got to sample a strawberry marshmallow bar during my first visit. It's not really a bar. It's more of a square. I loved the strawberry flavour. It was slightly sweet. The marshmallow is an experience. It's not squishy like a typical marshmallow. It's crispy on the outside, but softish and moist inside. It's pretty cool. It's not quite dehydrated, but it's halfway there. I got the honeydew marshmallow bars in a little bag last time. They had a natural sweetness to it thanks to the honeydew. It was so good. This time, I got a jar of strawberry marshmallow bars. They still taste as yummy as the first time I had one. Delicious! I ended up getting a couple of cake rolls during my first visit. Both flavours, the taro lychee and ube coconut, were still available this return visit. I rattled off everything that I had bought the last time that the nice woman during my most recent visit gave me a chocolate Oreo cake on the house. Wow! I wasn't expecting that kind gesture at all. The chocolate Oreo cake is decadent. There's chocolate pudding in the middle that is divine! I loved the other two flavours, but the chocolate Oreo is now my new favourite flavour. This place accepts credit and debit cards as payment methods. I used a credit card both times. You can tip if you'd like. All desserts are slightly sweet, with the mochi being a touch sweeter than the cake rolls. If you are like me who doesn't like overly sugary items, the desserts at this store are for you. This place is such a gem. I originally had one mochi. It was not enough! I wanted more and returned to indulge some more. If you love mochi and unique desserts, like marshmallow bars, come here. You won't be disappointed. (333)

Full House Desserts was open late which was perfect for us this past Friday night. It's inside of…read moreRichlane Mall which contains several restaurants, bakeries and desserts (predominantly Cantonese, but there is a sushi and a Korean restaurant there too). You can pay with debit/credit cards, but there is a convenience fee each time. All the desserts looked really good, but we decided to get a couple off of their "Mango Favorites" list. MANGO PANCAKE 芒果班戟 - 8.99 This was so good, especially the thin and elastic skin that wrapped the contents (cake and whipped cream). The mango flavor was strong and the dessert itself had the texture of a fluffy and bouncy cake rather than a pancake (I'm used to flat pancakes). It's not too sweet, a light dessert and good option to share since each order comes with two separate pancakes. FULL HOUSE SAGO 楊枝甘露 - 7.99 Sago in mango pudding/sauce? It's smooth and good, and the sago made it better with its texture. Also not too sweet!

We came here twice this week and it was because we downloaded their loyalty app from our last…read morevisit. In the app, There was a coupon for a free mango full house with any purchase of a pancake. The pancake was good but I wish it was cold vs room temperature. We tried swapping the complimentary mango full house for the one with tofu (since it's the same price on the menu) but they couldn't. The mango full house was good, but definitely missing the tofu.

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.

Always such a fun visit to celebrate happy occasions at My Cup of Tea. Very sad that they've…read moreclosed, but thry have built a community and I support their decision for their family. Tea sets were always beautiful and delicious. Service was always friendly. They even remembered my custom drinks order from my visit for Christmas to Valentine's. The space was clean and always decorated beautifully. This is one spot we will dearly miss.

Visited with 3 GFs on a Saturday, and I'm glad we have made a reservation in advance as this spot…read morecan get busy! We tried the limited time Christmas tea set, and it did not disappoint! The presentation was stunning; everything was detailed, adorable, and beautifully plated. My favorite bites were the bear-shaped eggnog cream puff (super cute and tasty!), the crab seaweed pasta, and the spinach & cheese stuffed bread. The silky sweet egg pudding was a lovely surprise as well. The scones were on the less sweet side, but paired well with tea. Service was attentive and efficient, giving us plenty of time to relax and chat while enjoying the festive set. $43.99 per person + tax. Highly recommend checking it out, especially if you love themed tea sets and great presentation!

I dropped by to pick up some sweets for a party. It's located in a small nondescript strip mall. My…read more3 year old picked out some cute cookies, some of which were Pokémon-themed. She also picked up a small strawberry cheesecake. I did not go into the store, so I cannot speak about that. The cookies were a hit with the kids and the cheesecake was yummy. It was not too sweet and had just the right amount of tang. Fairly light, but still very flavorful. Pricing I thought was a little on the pricey side. It was. $103 for the small cake and 7 cookies. I guess that's probably average, but coming from a smaller town, it's more than I expected. Still happy to support small businesses.

High tea was delicious, the staff dressed up as anime characters which was cool, great service…read more and just had a blast. they used Rumi cup noodles, added a perfectly slightly runny delicious egg . sweets of course done well, its called Oishii sweets Details! It was awesome. Highly recommended. 9.5/10

Love it!! Mr. Puffs are so light you can have a bunch. Flavours are plentiful, and the Dubai…read morechocolate one was actually amazing! Service is prompt. This is perfect for a dessert treat. I'll be back!

A friend and I decided to have dessert here. It's located in a huge plaza, so you have lots of…read moreparking, and a lot of competing options. I had never heard of it, but apparently they're an established chain. The store is large, bright and cheery. The smell hooks you immediately. It's basically a gourmet doughnut holes shop, with plenty of fancy coffees and cold beverages to accompany. I wanna say, think Tim's crossed with Starbucks, with the emphasis on the Puffs. The puffs are made to order, with so many flavours to choose from. You can purchase half dozen, dozen, and up, and mix the flavours for each half dozen. We bought a combo box of Oreo and Nutella. You can watch the staff preparing the dough in the kitchen, and while they add your toppings at the counter. Idk if they somehow learned about it being a birthday visit, or this is usual, but we got a baker's dozen. I'll take that puff instead of a cherry on top for sure, because they were delicious. They are on the sweet side. Our drinks were also on the sweet side but delicious. The coffee is freshly ground on order and everything tasted fresh. We both opted for coffee based cold drinks but they have slushees, fruity and I think some tea options. The coffee was nice and strong without tasting bitter. The seating was a little odd, cute little stools in line with the honeycomb decor as opposed to chairs. The space felt really open, like your conversation can be heard all around. It was clean and very spacious. The staff on our visit were great. I would definitely return if it were closer to me, and I will totally check out other locations.

Had been wanting to try this café since when they were at their Richmond Hill location, but didn't…read moreget the chance. Luckily I was on my way to lunch and their current location was kind of on the way, so stopped by to get a drink. Tucked away in an industrial area, I literally walked through a garage door to walk in (although they do have an actual door) since it's left open on days with good weather. No posted billboard type menu, but they ask you to scan a QR code that links to it. I'm definitely a latte type of person, so that's what I ended up ordering, even though their pour over menu was so extensive!!! Since they are influenced by Hong Kong coffee culture, I was not surprised to see they had an Ovalpresso Latte (Ovaltine, espresso, milk). I subbed in oat milk for it. When my drink was ready and I was about to leave, the barista realized he forgot to make it with oat milk and had used regular, so he insisted on making me a new drink. Thoughtful that he thought I may have a lactose intolerance, but I told him that it was just a preference. Still, he started making me a new drink and apologized again. Appreciated that he was all about the principle that I had been charged extra for the alternative, so it wouldn't be right to not remake it correctly. He even told me that I could take the first one as well if I wanted (I declined). The drink was very tasty -- right balance of espresso, milk, and slightly sweet from the flavouring. Similar to a Mocha, but not as chocolatey. It was the right temperature too, which made it easy to drink during my drive. Decent amount of seating and there was also good music playing at a good volume. I can see why this place is popular with a large age range of customers. Being uptown, plenty of free parking as well.

Coffee Now is located inside the Kaleido venue and I believe they're only open on weekends. It's a…read morepet friendly cafe. They're tucked in the back of the venue and lights are always off, so it's kinda awkward to walk into a hidden corner full of people. The renovation kinda matches Kaleido's industrial vibe. Seats are limited but you could sit near the "stage". They do have some special drinks like the apple crumble latte and koji latte. We got the iced ovaltine latte, hot koji latte and hot roasted latte. The koji latte (espresso, brown sugar, fermented rice and milk) came in the same maybe 8 oz glass as the ovaltine? For $7.5, I would have expected a bit more and not in a glass especially for a hot drink. The fermented rice made the drink taste like a hot chocolate though. The roasted oolong latte and ovaltine were just ok, nothing spectacular. If you're a cafe hopper, it's worth checking out, but not an everyday coffee place.