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Dainties Macaron

4.3 (106 reviews)
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Open • 12:00 pm - 7:00 PM
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Joy H.

The best spot for macarons and ice cream sandwiches! What more can you ask for with a giant macaron ice cream sandwich. Their flavours are all very Asian-inspired, such as HK milk tea, Jasmine tea, Dalgona, etc. but also have a variety of classics like vanilla, chocolate, pistachio. The macarons come in a wider variety of flavours than the macaron ice cream sandwiches. The ice cream is so good and the sandwich is massive--definitely can share with 2 people!

Helen M.

This wasn't on my list to check out, but I'm glad I went in. These macarons was delicious. I love their Vietnamese ice coffee. I got a few flavors - tiramisu disappointed with the flavor - Vietnamese ice coffee. Love it! Should have gotten more. - Creme Brulee - roasted black sesame. Black sesame is a must get - strawberry cheesecake - Hong Kong Milk Tea

Strawberry Cheesecake and Creme Brûlée macaron
Monica M.

This macaron cafe was always on my good bucket list and got to try it for the first time! I asked the worker there for the most popular flavours and chose strawberry cheesecake and creme brûlée. They were both good and sweet. Though it is advisable to eat it right away since it melts after a while! Definitely will go there again to try their macaron ice cream sandwich! The cafe is small and no place to sit and eat inside but they do have some outside!

Macaron ice cream sandwich
Winnie L.

Pro-tip: They have free WiFi. The macarons are buttercream filled so if you prefer a ganache, you're out of luck unless you get the macaron ice cream sandwich. Highlights: I was so impressed by the quality of the macaron ice cream sandwich. I've had a few in the past and they are always understanding where the macaron itself is really dry and crumbly and the ice cream is rock hard or icy, but this one really shifted my views on them! The macaron was so perfectly chewy and the flavor was delicious. I'd definitely go back to try more in the future. Lowlights: They were out of the dalgona coffee macaron ice cream sandwich which I had my eye on so it was disappointing they didn't have it.

London fog
Thanuja V.

Happy National Ice Cream Day! If you are looking for a unique ice cream experience, then you got to check out @dantiesmacaron .They specialize in Korean-style butter filled macarons and macaron ice cream sandwiches with Asian inspired flavours. I tried the Dalgona ice cream macaron sandwich. This ice cream flavour is perfect if you are looking for a subtle flavour. It taste like caramel more than coffee, which is great if you are looking for something sweet but not overpowering. I also previously tried the London Fog which is so refreshing and has a strong tea taste. I love that it comes packaged (food safe + perfect for walking around), doesn't melt right away and is just so fresh! If you like hard ice cream this is for you. They are no stranger to the ice cream scene in Toronto and are located in the Chinatown neighbourhood. This is a perfect place to have your ice cream fix, make sure to check it out.

Look at the cream cheese icing
Carmen W.

[This review is solely based on the Red velvet Korean macaron ] We just ate a few things so decided to only pick one macaron to try ! Our choice was the red velvet flavour ! To be honest .. it was a bit underwhelming. It tasted like a cupcake almost ! The store is super cute and the gentleman working there was really polite and friendly ! We will likely go back and try other flavours as well as the ice cream. Hoping perhaps it was just the red velvet flavour that wasn't the best as I really have high hopes for this place :) I do recommend everyone to try this at least once .. maybe you will like it :) Nonetheless it's a perfect place to just chill with a light snack as there are benches outside !

Oreo
Shuang W.

Ahhhhhhhhh I'm so happy we finally have a Korean style macaron shop in dt toronto, I got so excited so I bought a ton. I tried the following flavors: 1. What I like: oreo, fruit loops, mango 2. What I don't like: pinapple, vanilla The texture is soooooo good, but I hope they could sift the batter one more time so the macaron shell is much more smooth. I have tried macarons in most popular stores all over the world, so even though dainties fillings are just amazing, I want them to be more perfect so I can come back more often Why I don't like about pineapple is because I could taste the egg flavor, which was a big no no for fruity macarons, the colors tho on the other end is top notch. Why I don't like about vanilla is just because it is so plain, and the shell has too many bumps, it just not worth the same price other kinds r sold for. Tips: U should put it in fridge within 45 mins of purchasing, before u eat them, let them be in room temp for 10 mins so the filling melts and softens a bit

Victoria F.

YUMMM. Delicious phat Korean-style macarons located in Chinatown. Majority of the flavours are ON POINT. Butter cream filling isn't too heavy which I appreciate. They have as stamp card where you can redeem macaron jce cream sandwiches. Side note: the jasmine one was a tad bit too strong, it ended up being a bit bitter.

Injeolmi
Stephanie N.

Finally got to try Dainties! I do have to admit, I like them better than the other up and coming Korean macaron place in Toronto... The staff was very friendly and I had a great experience picking out my flavours! There was a menu located on the left wall with macaron ice cream sandwich flavours and their normal macaron flavours. Each macaron is individually packaged. These Korean-styled macarons are super chubby and have a thick filling compared to French macarons. The shell is a bit chewier as well, which I am a big fan of. On this visit, I ordered injeolmi, roasted black sesame, pumpkin, and pistachio. They were not too sweet but definitely packed a good flavour, especially the pistachio one! I personally really enjoyed the injeolmi because it had a oozing honey filling in the middle. Can't wait to come back to try the ice cream ones and their other flavours! They also have a stamp card program where you get a stamp for every $5 spent after tax. Once you have 16 stamps, you can get either 2 macarons or 1 macaron ice cream sandwichhhhh!!

Matt W.

The worst part about a decent macaron is the fact that they're too small and barely filled. Enter Dainties Macarons! These are beast size macarons and the filling is wider than the two tops combined! If you happen to come by on a warm day, try their ice cream macarons sandwiches! Burger-bun sized macarons with an ice cream filling. This is a great spot in Chinatown for very unique flavors you can't get anywhere else.

Matcha and Pistachio Macaroons
Sherrona T.

Super delicious!!! I love having macaron and these ones are super big and yummy! The size it definitely worth the price as each macaron is only $3! I definitely will be back to try out more flavours!

Laureen Y.

I thought disney was the only place I can get Macaron ice cream sandwich but I was wrong. Its my first time coming here. Loved it! Will def be coming back here. There was no line when we went. We ordered the black sesame and oreo macaron ice cream sandwich. Its a small store. The ice cream sandwiches were in the freezer already all packaged up. Employee told us to wait about 5 minutes before we can eat it. The macaron was soft and chewy.

London fog and milk tea
Cat T.

Great idea! A shop dedicated to macaron ice cream sandwiches and other macaron goodies. I'm about it! Their storefront is super minimalistic and simple with the macarons displayed next to the register. On the right side, there is a wall with all of the flavors. The ones with the black frame represent the traditional macaron flavors and the white frame represents the ice cream flavors. My friends and I tried the *Milk Tea and *London Fog flavors. We also learned that they are the most popular flavors. 5/5 for uniqueness in flavors and design. However, the texture is not what I'm used to. I've had other macaron ice cream sandwiches with a fluffier cookie, that was softer when biting into. The one from Dainties is a bit crisper and has a crunchier texture. Overall, the taste altogether was great! Loved the creaminess from the ice cream, and it captured the true taste of the earl grey tea base, lavender, and touch of vanilla from the original beverage. The milk tea ice cream tasted just like milk tea, and kind of makes you want to add some boba to it LOL. Other than that, the cookie part of the sandwich was pink, which gives it a pop of color. I definitely enjoyed my experience here, and would recommend it!

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The best macaron I've ever had! Not super sweet. I am a fan of Americano, Dainties Macarons are a wonderful combo with black coffee!

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