WOW!!!! We found out about The Candy Bar while reading The Annex magazine and stopped by to grab…read moresome candy to get ready for a movie night. I was literally a kid in a candy shop. I was so blown away by all the different candies and treats they had! The selection is incredible. The most impressive of all is the shop owner, Paula. Not only is she kind and friendly, but she took the time to get to know us, share information about the neighbourhood, and tell us more about her store. The chocolate selection is unparalleled. We were walked through each type of chocolate, where it's produced, and a little backstory about each bar available. I was blown away with Paula's knowledge and you can really tell she is passionate about the products she carries. We grabbed a mix. One of the bean to bar chocolate bars, a lion chocolate bar, and a mixed back of candy. They scoop for you and I wanted to try a mix so I left it up to the pros and I'm so glad I did. Everything was delicious :)

Candy fresh, selection amazing, service friendly and warm and knowledgeable. You don't get to pick…read moreyour own bulk candy , which is a little annoying but overall better for everyone's health and safety. I adore their candies and find the prices fair.

This chocolate shop is overwhelming (in a good way) with how many different offerings they have…read more Tried some of their homemade fudge and chocolate truffles. Liked how many flavours there were, how both the chocolate and fudge weren't sickeningly sweet, and how the quality of everything was pretty good. Bonus points for the welcoming atmosphere and quaint place.

Walked into this store and wasn't greeted by the rude heavy set employee standing there. She…read morecompletely ignored us and literally rolled her eyes and expressed annoyance when I asked for ice cream service. I said never mind because a place like this doesn't deserve my business and got more attitude on my way out. This shop deserves ZERO stars. Save your money or go somewhere else. Horrible customer service experience it's actually laughable places like this stay in business.

Sweet Magic is a small snack shop tucked inside Chinatown Centre in Toronto, located on the ground…read morelevel near one of the entrances--you may have to do a bit of searching, but it's worth it. The shopkeeper was friendly and happy to offer suggestions. The store carries a fun assortment of Asian snacks, and it's the kind of place where you'll want to try a bit of everything. They stock Ramune drinks, assorted KitKat flavours, and a variety of salty chip snacks. Prices are reasonable too--some KitKat packs were a few dollars cheaper than other nearby stores. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.

They have a good selection of imported items the owner is very nice and can translate into English…read more They do not take debit or visa but there is a bank machine at the main entrance. Name is now called magic delight.

Most candy import stores are incredibly over priced. I say this as someone who has been to far too…read moremany of these stores. This place is... right priced? If you want imported pop tarts they're 14.99 for a box of six. That's a lot more than the 2.99 you could pay south of the border, but you're likely not going there for a while. The Japanese chocolates are priced in a way that makes them almost indistinguishable from larger bulk-import grocery stores, so there's no reason not to grab them here. However, there is a wall of candy that is a mix of import and local, and they're all at import prices. So, if you don't know what you're after, you might over pay. That said, in this day an age, is anyone really feeling the loss from a four dollar candy bar? Basically... if you just want candy: this is the place for you, if you know what you're after: this is the place for you, if you just want something but you haven't done your homework: this place could let you down when you see the same thing at another store. But, you still get candy, and you saw the price up front. Nothing here feels prohibitive or exploitive. I didn't know it existed until recently, and it might not be good news, that I know about it now! I'll be back.

This is a super candy store with so many items available. It is bright and colourful inside, with…read morecolours of every shade! There are hard and soft candies, chips, Pokémon characters, action figures, gummies, flavoured cotton candy, mini wafers, Pucker Powder, Heinz/Chic-fil-A sauces, pop tarts, etc. There is even a CN Tower! The store opened on 2024-08-16. There are two other stores in British Columbia. The store is wheelchair accessible. There is paid parking in the mall's parking lot. Review 2024-161

I have a fondness for KitKat bars. It started when I took a summer course as an undergraduate…read morestudent. When we had a break during our three-hour class, I'd hit the tuck shop and get a KitKat bar. I'd eat it and it got me through linear algebra. I did it again the following summer for statistics. Math + KitKat = good times. For well over a year, I have flagged visiting KitKat Chocolatory. It is the first store of its kind in North America. I made the pilgrimage to this KitKat Mecca recently when I had a voucher to redeem for a customized KitKat bar. I dropped by last Tuesday on my day off. It's at Yorkdale Shopping Centre. I parked by entrance G at lot H1. I feel like I'm watching Sesame Street! It is one of the closer entrances to the KitKat store. I was fortunate to have nabbed a decent parking spot. When I entered the store, there were two customers ahead of me. A male staff member, Prudence, came behind the counter to help me out. I was longingly admiring the Japanese collection: "I've had the cassis in the peach box," I said. "My favourite is the yuzu," he said. "Is it because it's citrusy?" I asked him. "Yes, it's like a tangy lemon," he replied. We instantly connected on a KitKat flavour profile level. It was pretty cool. I said yes to the Japanese collection. I showed him my voucher and he led me over to the counter to help me customize my KitKat bar. The procedure consists of choosing your chocolate first. You have milk, white, or dark. I'm a dark chocolate fan, so I went with it. You then have the option to select three toppings. I knew that I wanted freeze-dried raspberries and coconut. "I need something salty," I said, which made him nod in agreement. "You have these three options," he said, pointing to them on the chart. "Pretzels. Yes!" You also have the option to include a customized message on the box. He showed me one example and I loved it. It was like Prudence knew what message would resonate with me. I chose this one: BITE ME. Seriously, I'm delicious. Perfect! He was great putting my order together, confirming what I wanted in my customized bar, and then needed my phone number to text when my order was ready. Normally, it takes 90 minutes to complete. Since it was a weekday and not crazy busy, he said that it would take an hour. Yay! I paid for the Japanese collection with a credit card. I tapped and was done. I got one text to confirm that it got to me. Prudence handed me my receipt. I thanked him and wandered off in pursuit of a late lunch. I was relaxing after a yummy meal when I received a text message that my order was ready to pick up. It did indeed take an hour. Yay! I headed over to the store and Prudence welcomed me back. He had my order ready and showed me what my curated KitKat bar looked like. It was beautiful! The bar has eight wafers covered in everything that I had specified. I was thrilled. He then showed that my Japanese collection box was included in the paper bag. I was so happy. I thanked him for all his help, which he truly seemed to appreciate. I happily left with my goodies. I ate them gradually throughout the week. My customized bar was amazing. Dark chocolate tends to work well with raspberries and coconut. It's my favourite combination. Adding something salty to dark chocolate heightens the chocolate's taste. I typically don't find dark chocolate to be overly bitter. There was no bitterness here! The Japanese collection was yummy. I loved all flavours: cassis, passion fruit, yuzu, strawberry, and raspberry. Each flavour profile was so perfect. I wish that they came in big bars, though. If you are watching your wallet, it's not cheap buying stuff here. It's the only drawback that I can see. If you don't drop by here often, you'll be fine. I recommend coming here if you are a KitKat fan. It's also cool to experience it for the first time or want to give a unique gift to someone special. I had an excellent, memorable experience. I'd definitely come back here for more yummy KitKat treats and happiness. (314)

Located in Yorkdale mall, this is a nice little KitKat customization shop that sells some unique…read morekitkats or you can build you own. Service: Staff are kind, patient and make sure your given all the customization choices. Sadly, that day they didn't have the chocolate malt balls but such is life. We got two customized kitkats, you can choose up to 3 toppings. It does take some time to get it down but they give you a call when it's ready. Come here first to customize your KitKat and then wander the mall/do other tasks until it's ready. We really enjoyed the customized kitkats. It's essentially like a classic Kit Kat but with your added toppings en masse. I really enjoyed my almond, chocolate cookie crumble, toffee KitKat. I didn't get to try my partners strawberry, almond, shortbread crumble KitKat but it definitely looked awesome. 5/5. The one thing I feel was a letdown was the yuzu and pomegranate kitkats. It was too strong fruit flavor. The entire chocolate taste was entirely lost. I feel like it was no longer a KitKat - 2/5. Overall, definitely recommend the make your own KitKat experience. It's kinda cool to try it out and taste your own creation.

Exotic Empire is a small store located inside the Well's market / food court. They sell candies &…read moresnacks that aren't easily found everywhere. In some cases it's just different flavours of a brand of chips for example. They also have drinks that I haven't seen in your standard supermarket / grocery store. The prices are a bit higher but I guess the idea is the novelty of the item. The lady who was working at the store was friendly, nice and welcoming. She encouraged us to browse. That's always nice as a customer always wants to feel welcome to browse without pressure. I didn't end up buying anything as I'm not a big candy / snack person. But hubby ended up buying some things.

Candy store is located on the ground floor of the food court area…read more Small shopping foot print, but packed with a lot of candy and snacks. C$4/100 grams I grabbed about C$7+ of Jelly Belly of the Juicy Pear, that's my go to. They won't let you try a single bean of any other flavors at all. Would like to have tried the watermelon and the mango, oh well.

This place drives me wild with gastronomic desire. Three different dried mango fruits - from the…read morePhilippines, Luzon (speciality mango) and a spicy pickled mango - different varieties of dried/pickled/preserved olives from China as well as dried plums (my favourite). Dried squid of all varieties, and of course, a massive array of Japanese imports - Kit Kats (banana flavoured), humongous variety of Meiji chocolates and Japanese cold tea and/or coffee drinks. This place has been around for as long as I can remember and they are always nice here. Busy, for good reason. (Not cheap). The usual Calbee potato chips if you are a fan and everything you can imagine treat-wise. Love.

This is a very small candy shop located in Kensington market with about 4-5 aisles of goodies. Even…read morethough it's small, they still have a good variety of Asian candies, chips, jelly, and drinks for a decent price. They have some unique chip flavors such as Taiwanese fried chicken Pringle's, eel, spicy hot pot, and more. They also have Tirol chocolates (highly recommend) and Japanese chocolate covered strawberries. The reason I'm knocking off stars is because some of their products expire really soon or have expired already. So please check before you purchase (double check if the date is when they manufactured it vs. expiration) !!

Excellent quality worth the price you pay. The chocolates are velvet smooth with rich and distinct…read moreflavours. I can see why chocolatiers, chefs, and regular chocoholics like me are big fans.

Laderach has got high quality chocolate bark, and the best part is, you don't need to fly all the…read moreway to Switzerland to try some! Located conveniently on the second floor of Eaton Centre. It is on the pricier end but it is a tasty treat and the presentation looks classy. It makes a great gift. I would highly recommend trying it out!