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Kanadell Japanese Bakery

4.2 (50 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Jeffrey L.

A neighbourhood favourite with all the popular Japanese goods and freshly made Japanese food. The curry is a good generous help of rice and ground beef curry. Top it off with pork katsu for $3.50. The curry is mild and rich. The pork katsu nicely fried. I also purchased the Japanese egg sando which is far better than Canadian 7 Eleven Japanese egg sandwich.

Egg salad sandwich
Kate M.

We stopped into Kandell as we were aiming to try their egg salad sandwiches to see if they could fulfill our craving of the ones we had in Tokyo! They don't fully stack up but are darn close! The bread to egg ratio is fab, the milk bread has a nice light sweetness to it, the filling is creamy and made with good kewpie mayo. The deduction for me was the crust, I love how in Tokyo the sandos are crustless! The freshness was there which was also nice as they package it properly. The real showstopper was the Yuzu Lemondade - so fresh ring and delish!! Would love to get it again in the summer. I also had a black sesame mochie but which was yummy too, great texture and nutty flavour. The store itself I prob would only take to go as it's quite cold and the seating is strange, it's like outdoor furniture inside. Not a ton of space either if there are a few people sitting already. The service was nice but definitely quite slow so pop in when you have the time.

Curry pan
Long K.

Among the hordes of bakeries in this immediate area, there's this one, as it's like a refreshing change up from all the generic ones. Japanese bakeries just hit different and I didn't come across anything that I hated. The curry pan is absolutely the star with the crunchy outer texture and savory curry filling. The yuzu green onion cheese bun and pizza bun were delicious and I could've been equally happy with those alone. Meanwhile the kawaii animal breads are begging to be bought with how attractive they look - obviously toddler friendly. Highly recommend a stop here.

Front of bakery~
Edward L.

Quaint Japanese bakery on Hastings across from Kootenay Loop. Parking is available on the side streets, as well as Hastings outside of the afternoon rush hour. The inside is a bit dated but quaint. Old school wooden trim. There is seating along the windows, as well as a couple of larger tables for groups of 4. There are also resort style(?) chairs, though the cushions looked a bit too stained for my liking. Cough. Staff are friendly. No complaints. Coffee here is decent. No complaints. I also tried one of their melon pan. Decent but a bit dry. Guessing it sat for a while in the display. They also sell dried coffee and tea. Interestingly enough, this place also sells burgers and fries. Definitely unexpected. Photos looked good. Will have to try one day. Wouldn't mind coming back at some point.

Pastry Selection
Albert T.

I will preface this review by stating that all buns I purchased were air fried before consumption, therefore I don't know what the quality is like when eaten directly from the displays. When we visited near the end of the day right before closing, many items had sold out and the remaining selection wasn't the best. We ended up trying out four of the pastries: Melon Pan ($4.50) - Smells amazing coming straight out of the air fryer. The heat crisps up the top cookie crust layer to perfection. It's sweet, it's buttery, it's crumbly. All on top of a nice bun, fluffy yet chewy. (5/5) Potato Croquette Bun ($3.50) - The croquette crisps up decently in the oven. Inside is a very smooth potato mash. Sweet and tangy, thick tonkastu-like sauce drizzled on top. Tastes a little oily. Some carrot mixed in. (4/5) Takoyaki Bun ($3.50) - Pretty similar to the croquette bun, but with two soft takoyaki embedded in the bun. There's an octopus tentacle inside each takoyaki, giving texture and flavor. (4/5) Red Bean Bun ($4) - Not much to say about this. Same outer bread shell with a large hole in the center about half filled with a not-too-sweet red bean paste. (4/5) I would return to try some more of the pastries.

Strawberry shortcake
Malinee S.

3.5 stars Generous sizes Japanese bakery. 3 stars for curry pan donut. It's chewy which I like. However, it is on a dry side. The beef curry filling is flavorful. 4 star for strawberry short cake. Moist and light. 3 stars for montblanc. Not much taste of chestnut. 2 stars for mocha. Too sweet.

October 2024
Lindsey D.

Corn Mayo Bun Miso Havarti Cheese Bun Pizza Cheese Apple Cinnamon Roll Pros Super soft bread Not my cup of tea in flavour as it was all very very mild in flavour, esp. the apple cinnamon roll has none of the quality of the warmth of cinnamon, sugar and apple. I'll stick with their bread loaves.

Rooster and Chick custard buns
Sunny Y.

This had such high reviews so we made sure to detour and stop in right at 10am. Unfortunately, most items like the buns and mochi didn't quite hit the mark for us. We did like the yuzu lemon bar! Ambiance: One person came in to work on laptop, some cute seating area, no public bathroom seen. Not many people at opening on weekend. Service: Pretty sweet and efficient. Food notes: - Potato croquette bun $3.50: Croquettes are a bit soggy after being put into the bread, bread is soft but lots of it. Not a particularly strong flavor, definitely a strong carb one with bread, panko, potato and this is filling 2/5 - rooster and chick custard buns $6 Cute but needs more custard. A bit tasteless, bun tastes like those found at dim sum places. decoration is incredible. 2/5 - hojicha pan: so excited to see this flavor, love hojicha! Unfortunately it was a bit dry, top didn't taste strongly of hojicha. To be fair, ate it a day late. 2/5 - earl grey mochi $1.75 Tasted more like a crumbly cake, a bit on the dry end. Not as strongly earl grey flavored, group couldn't even tell it was earl grey flavored. Not bad 3/5 - veggie curry bun: One person thought it was pretty good would have wanted more curry filling and they liked the crunchiness, not too salty. This is a very sweet not spicy version of curry, not a big fan of how crusty the dough on outside, it's like a crumbled cornflake type texture. 3/5 - yuzu lemon bar 4/5 My favorite here! Loved the yuzu flavor. The crust is a bit much and without a stronger depth of flavor, it's a thin bar but it's like 1:1 yuzu with crust.

Japanese cheesecake
Kit Yee Y.

I came here many times and bought their pastries, bread, hot food and beverages. Everything tasted delicious. No complaints. They provide a wide varieties of options on bread, pastries, and sandwiches. Customers must be able to find something that they like. The bakery started to sell products in farmers market and then expanded to do business in store having a shop or bakery and then did renovation and/or added more decor inside. Now the bakery has become more well equipped and it is more like a Japanese homey type of bakery/restaurant look and feel. Customer service is always good. As you know, Japanese people are always very polite and friendly. The staff or servers are always patient to all customers. There is free street parking, so no parking concerns here. They are closed on Monday and Tuesday. Customers should pay attention to the business hours.

Beef stuffed bun
john b.

First time visiting this Japanese bakery. Noticed this curry bun which was warmed up and given to me after I ordered. The bun was crispy and very tasty. Went well with my cappuccino coffee. I liked the bun and I would like to try their veggie option next time.

Bev K.

Kanadell = aesthetics. It's a lovely little Japanese bakery with tasteful decor and super, duper cute pastries but it unfortunately ends there for me. Ordered a selection of sweet and savoury items and 5/6 of them were underwhelming. 1. Japanese curry pan: 5/5 (deep fried goodness, the best of the bunch) 2. Matcha roll: 3.5/5 (okay, 2nd best of the bunch) 3. Melon pan: 3/5 (just ok but doesn't hold a candle to melon pan in Japan) 4. Tear apart bun: 2/5 (looks cute but custard filling tasted bland) 5. Maple cream loaf: 0/5 (wasn't "soft and fluffy", did not taste hints of "maple" and certainly not worth $11.25 for such a small loaf) 6. Apple cinnamon roll: 0/5 (this wasn't fully baked, the dough was soft in the middle) Might pick up a curry pan if I'm ever in the area again but will pass on the other stuff.

Aida K.

Fairly new to this neighbourhood (opened in December/20) this local Japanese bakery offers a selection of 'not too sweet' buns, drinks and savoury food as well. Take a look at the pics I posted! There are some adorable food products. It appears that everything is made baked in-store. I bought curry pan vegetable buns, which was fresh and crispy on the outside, soft on the inside with a subtle taste of curry. Satisfying and filling! Will be back for more.

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Excellent Japanese bakery... a friend of mine from china recommended me to come here. Super delicious! I love the melonpan

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Pricey, but really good curry buns! The bear and chicken buns are cute, but not as good.

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