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Staff was nice BUTTT $9 for a small dessert? Tried the Japanese special If it was $4 $5, makes sense. Interior has a bad look, cheap tables. Too expensive
Millie Creperie truly has the thinest crepes in town while nailing the plentiful sweet OR savoury filling! //THE CREPES// Japanese Special (4/5) - really lightweight and not too sweet. The matcha gelato was delicious and the simple toppings of strawberry and whipped cream complimented it well. Pork Belly Okonomiyaki (5/5) - lots of pork belly and the salty savoury okonomiyaki sauce and sauteed carrots & cabbage just melts in your mouth and warms the belly! //OVERALL// I would come back again to try their crepe cakes or more savoury crepes! I do want to mention that still like the sweet crepes at T-swirl better though (even if they're $1 more, T-swirl's extra toppings are worth it).
This little shop is a little gem tucked away in Kensington Market. Available to you are different cakes, ice cream, drinks and crepes. The crepes are divided into both savoury and sweet, so it's not just about dessert. I ordered a mango parfait. It's a combination of ice cream, real fruits and corn flakes. So simple and yet so delectably delicious!! Service was ok. One associate took the order and the other fulfilled. They got most of the orders correct though there was a slight confusion. But then and again our group was large and it would be easy to get our orders wrong. Writing about this place and thinking about the mango parfait is making me want to go back for more.
The good: if you like crepes, they are good. I only went to try the crepe cake of which they have several flavours. While I was in there 2 ladies were buying to take home and told me the tiramisu is good. The matcha was the other favourite of theirs. I had good ole vanilla custard in mine. It's tasty though I know it would taste better if it weren't so cold. I'd like to try the savoury next time. The not so good: Pricing is ok $8 taxes in for a small slice. I'm not sure I'd come for dessert again as there are other places in town with great sweets for that price point.
Best crepe cakes - within 2-3 days, we tried every crepe cake. Enjoyed the tiramisu, that was the crowd favorite. The earl grey tea was also one of my favorites but if you're going for crowd classic favorite, would go with tiramisu for the group. They layer 8-10 crepes and put flavorful filling in between. About $8 and enough for two to share.
My friend and I were really craving some crepe and Millie is our only fav. We got lucky cuz her bf was actually near by and went to pick up a few slices for us. We ordered some tiramisu and when we got back home (Oakville btw, so it's quite a drive) we had it and I think our minds was telling us it's tiramisu BUT it was actually vanilla lol. We ended up with a few vanilla slices.. which is what we didn't want. Gave them a call and they were able to switch it if we bought the old slices back. Again, got lucky as he was going back in that area for work to swap. Decided to eat a slice today... BUT THERE WAS A STRAND OF WHITE/BLACK HAIR. idk. Messed up twice? Maybe better off finding another place for crepe cake :'(
Millie Creperie was empty when I walked in on Sunday with my boyfriend. The store was super warm as outside was still drafty & chilly. We were informed that they ran out of green tea gelato so they couldn't do the Japanese crepe :( We ordered the banana slip instead. AMBIANCE: (2/5) The place seems worn down but smelled great! The millie cakes are featured in a display to the right of the cashier (you can't miss it!). There are several tables in the store but they seemed sticky when we sat down. FOOD: (2/5) The Banana Split consists of: whip cream, vanilla gelato, chocolate sauce, bananas, and strawberries. The crepe came out smaller than I thought - they looked much bigger in pictures. The crepe itself wasn't very appetizing to look at and wasn't 'plated' properly. The vanilla gelato wasn't smooth and creamy but somewhat icy. The sauce all congealed at the bottom. However, I really enjoyed how fresh the fruits were and the crepe was really fluffy and soft. SERVICE: (3/5) We walked in around 7:45 PM and they close at 8:30 PM so I had the feeling that they were ready to close up (oops). The service was very standard transaction where they took my order and then handed me my food (took approximately 10 minutes to make). VERDICT: 2.5/5 For $9 I thought the crepe would be nicer and bigger. Maybe I should just try the millie cake if I venture to Kensington again.
Placed an order for the earl tea crepe cake. Knowing the price of an individual slice does ease my mind knowing the cake cost is $85. Definitely not a cheap cake by any means. Came in a standard box. Staff was friendly but did seem disorganized. Day after we received the cake I was called the next day to be informed that my cake was still waiting for me to pick up. Cake definitely looks nice(picture doesn't do it any justice) but wasn't a fan of the guidelines. Overall taste was mellow and texture was on the airy side. First time having a crepe cake and it just didn't do it for me.
My boyfriend and I tried both a savoury crepe and a crepe cake. The pork belly okonomiyaki crepe was the best savoury crepe we'd ever had; the pork belly was so fatty and tender, and the juices and okonomiyaki sauce worked so well together. Unfortunately for us, it was summer, and the place had no A/C, so we were sweating buckets in the sweltering heat. Anyway, we also enjoyed a slice of Earl Grey crepe cake. My only complaint is that the size of the cake slice is rather small. Delicious, but gone in a few bites.
This place is such a hidden gem - with a little emphasis on the 'hidden.' It's located on one of the side streets that connects Spadina to Kensington Market. We're talking a lot of dust, perpetual scaffolding, and some pretty aggressive panhandlers. The interior of Millie's is minimalist and clean, a pretty sharp contrast. The crepes here are crazzy good - forget the soggy, floppy, wan looking things you get elsewhere. These are positively crispy, almost to the point of crunch. They come rolled up like a massive ice cream cone, stuffed with delicious goodies of your choosing. They've got the usual, necessary toppings - strawberries, nutella, bananas, gelato. But props to them for having lychee, crushed azuki, mango, and other hard to find toppings. You can make your own crepe, or you can go for one of their premade varieties - the Japanese special is pretty awesome. A huge crepe, drizzled with nutella, rolled into a cone shape. There's a scoop of green tea ice cream surrounded by a halo of strawberries, and the bottom point of the coin is filled with crushed azuki. This is all topped with their delicious, fresh made whipped cream. They serve savory crepes too - definitely looking forward to getting a cheese crepe. The thing I love the most is that it's not too sickeningly sweet like other crepe places. The flavors are very mild and delicate so I don't end up feeling like swearing off sugar for a few weeks afterwards. The owners are very nice, and are very receptive to suggestions for the menu; it seems like they're constantly experimenting with new combinations. I happened to drop by in time to sample a mille crepe cake they had been experimenting with - almost 100 crepes with custard sandwiched between, so that it resembled a cake. 100% worth a visit!
Thousand layer cake. More like 20 layer cake but damn, every layer is a bite of soft, velvety heaven. Came here to get a single slice of the famous Japanese-style crepe cake, specifically matcha. I was pretty surprised that it cost almost $9 for a slice but given the craftsmanship that goes into it, I think it's justified. Every layer was paper thin and sandwiched between matcha cream. It was a perfect size to share after a meal, or just to indulge yourself (it's pretty filling with all the cream). Service was friendly and quick. Since we were eating in-store, they provided us with cutlery and dishes that were actually quite fancy and dainty. I saw a sign that said if you didn't pre-order a cake within a certain period of time, they would charge it as 12 individual slices. Yikes, that's one expensive cake! The shop itself is pretty small with very limited seating. Probably better to just buy it and go. Your eating experience will depend entirely on who else is in the shop and if you're unlucky enough to sit next to some really loud people (which unfortunately, we were), it might ruin your experience. I'm a big fan of crepe cakes with their delicate texture and subtle sweetness. I'm hoping this trend really explodes and more flavours are offered in the future. Lady M in NYC has around 10 delicious flavours of crepe cake. You can do it, Millie, I believe in you! (34/100) - 2016
Definely one of the best crepes out there. We found this place on Yelp while we visited Toronto. It was located in a convenient location (In Kensington Market by Toronto's Chinatown). The store itself is not very big, There was around 3 or 4 tables. The staffs there was very friendly and polite. We order the Nutella Banana and Mango Tango. The Nutella Banana was definitely my favorite. The crepe was very thin and the Nutella blended in with the crepe ^^ I could a million of them. The Mango Tango is good too but the Mango ice cream was a bit sour for me. I would definitely come back the next time I come back to Toronto.
I came here on a recent trip to Toronto after seeing the Yelp reviews. I got the Japanese Special which is a crepe filled with green tea ice cream, fresh strawberries and whipped cream. It was delicious! The place itself is pretty small, with 2-3 tables. I did feel like the item I got was a bit overpriced, but I really enjoyed it and would get it again. Great place to stop in for a treat!
I love the fusion flavourd they use here! I've actually been here twice, one for the parfait, and one for the crepe cake. Parfait: I got two different flavours of ice cream, black sesame and thai ice cream. They were both really smooth and delicious. I love that they have asian flavours here! The crunch of the cornflakes, freshness or the fruits, and creaminess of the ice cream went really well together. I would recommend this over the crepes to be honest, my friends got the crepes but found it really hard to eat them without spilling. Crepe cake: while this is good, I found it difficult to eat. When trying to use my fork to eat it like a normal cake, there crepe layers slipped and slid against each other. It kind of came apart as I ate it. It was still nice to experience what it tasted like for the first time, though I don't think I would get this item specifically again. Overall I think Millie's has great menu items and I would go back again! Note that it is quite small, so best to only go in small groups of 2-3. read more
8 years ago
This place is really basic in terms of interior. More of a buy and go place. However, they do have 3 tiny tables that will fit 2 people each as well as some chairs outside on the sidewalk. I wasn't sure if I should try it or not but glad I did. Its so good! I got the matcha crepe cake and found it really nice, light and fluffy. It is a bit pricey though, so I would only get this if I am planning to indulge in a splurge. They also had Earl Grey which looked interesting too. I went with a friend on a Saturday afternoon, and it wasn't busy at all. However, probably 15 mins later a whole crowd of people came in and all the cake sold out within minutes. lol. So it might also depend on timing for getting a cake. Overall, I would recommend if you are okay with the price and I would return if I am in the area. read more
8 years ago
This small creperie serves a pretty good variety of crepes. My friend really liked hers (okonomiyaki), so I can only speak to mine (kakuni crunch). The main features of the crepe were the pork, which was decently juicy, and the cornflakes, which were overwhelming. As I ate my way through the crepe, I was finished too soon with the meat and still had way too many cornflakes left wrapped in thin crepe. The ratio was rather off in my opinion - whether it was a weird recipe or just human error this time, I don't know. Based on the experience of my friend, I think this is still worth visiting (plus lots of sweet crepe offerings too). But you might be better off getting something without cornflakes! read more
9 years ago
Millie Creperie truly has the thinest crepes in town while nailing the plentiful sweet OR savoury filling! //THE CREPES// Japanese Special (4/5) - really lightweight and not too sweet. The matcha gelato was delicious and the simple toppings of strawberry and whipped cream complimented it well. Pork Belly Okonomiyaki (5/5) - lots of pork belly and the salty savoury okonomiyaki sauce and sauteed carrots & cabbage just melts in your mouth and warms the belly! //OVERALL// I would come back again to try their crepe cakes or more savoury crepes! I do want to mention that still like the sweet crepes at T-swirl better though (even if they're $1 more, T-swirl's extra toppings are worth it). read more
This little shop is a little gem tucked away in Kensington Market. Available to you are different cakes, ice cream, drinks and crepes. The crepes are divided into both savoury and sweet, so it's not just about dessert. I ordered a mango parfait. It's a combination of ice cream, real fruits and corn flakes. So simple and yet so delectably delicious!! Service was ok. One associate took the order and the other fulfilled. They got most of the orders correct though there was a slight confusion. But then and again our group was large and it would be easy to get our orders wrong. Writing about this place and thinking about the mango parfait is making me want to go back for more. read more
The good: if you like crepes, they are good. I only went to try the crepe cake of which they have several flavours. While I was in there 2 ladies were buying to take home and told me the tiramisu is good. The matcha was the other favourite of theirs. I had good ole vanilla custard in mine. It's tasty though I know it would taste better if it weren't so cold. I'd like to try the savoury next time. The not so good: Pricing is ok $8 taxes in for a small slice. I'm not sure I'd come for dessert again as there are other places in town with great sweets for that price point. read more
Best crepe cakes - within 2-3 days, we tried every crepe cake. Enjoyed the tiramisu, that was the crowd favorite. The earl grey tea was also one of my favorites but if you're going for crowd classic favorite, would go with tiramisu for the group. They layer 8-10 crepes and put flavorful filling in between. About $8 and enough for two to share. read more
My friend and I were really craving some crepe and Millie is our only fav. We got lucky cuz her bf was actually near by and went to pick up a few slices for us. We ordered some tiramisu and when we got back home (Oakville btw, so it's quite a drive) we had it and I think our minds was telling us it's tiramisu BUT it was actually vanilla lol. We ended up with a few vanilla slices.. which is what we didn't want. Gave them a call and they were able to switch it if we bought the old slices back. Again, got lucky as he was going back in that area for work to swap. Decided to eat a slice today... BUT THERE WAS A STRAND OF WHITE/BLACK HAIR. idk. Messed up twice? Maybe better off finding another place for crepe cake :'( read more
Millie Creperie was empty when I walked in on Sunday with my boyfriend. The store was super warm as outside was still drafty & chilly. We were informed that they ran out of green tea gelato so they couldn't do the Japanese crepe :( We ordered the banana slip instead. AMBIANCE: (2/5) The place seems worn down but smelled great! The millie cakes are featured in a display to the right of the cashier (you can't miss it!). There are several tables in the store but they seemed sticky when we sat down. FOOD: (2/5) The Banana Split consists of: whip cream, vanilla gelato, chocolate sauce, bananas, and strawberries. The crepe came out smaller than I thought - they looked much bigger in pictures. The crepe itself wasn't very appetizing to look at and wasn't 'plated' properly. The vanilla gelato wasn't smooth and creamy but somewhat icy. The sauce all congealed at the bottom. However, I really enjoyed how fresh the fruits were and the crepe was really fluffy and soft. SERVICE: (3/5) We walked in around 7:45 PM and they close at 8:30 PM so I had the feeling that they were ready to close up (oops). The service was very standard transaction where they took my order and then handed me my food (took approximately 10 minutes to make). VERDICT: 2.5/5 For $9 I thought the crepe would be nicer and bigger. Maybe I should just try the millie cake if I venture to Kensington again. read more
9 years ago
Placed an order for the earl tea crepe cake. Knowing the price of an individual slice does ease my mind knowing the cake cost is $85. Definitely not a cheap cake by any means. Came in a standard box. Staff was friendly but did seem disorganized. Day after we received the cake I was called the next day to be informed that my cake was still waiting for me to pick up. Cake definitely looks nice(picture doesn't do it any justice) but wasn't a fan of the guidelines. Overall taste was mellow and texture was on the airy side. First time having a crepe cake and it just didn't do it for me. read more
My boyfriend and I tried both a savoury crepe and a crepe cake. The pork belly okonomiyaki crepe was the best savoury crepe we'd ever had; the pork belly was so fatty and tender, and the juices and okonomiyaki sauce worked so well together. Unfortunately for us, it was summer, and the place had no A/C, so we were sweating buckets in the sweltering heat. Anyway, we also enjoyed a slice of Earl Grey crepe cake. My only complaint is that the size of the cake slice is rather small. Delicious, but gone in a few bites. read more
This place is such a hidden gem - with a little emphasis on the 'hidden.' It's located on one of the side streets that connects Spadina to Kensington Market. We're talking a lot of dust, perpetual scaffolding, and some pretty aggressive panhandlers. The interior of Millie's is minimalist and clean, a pretty sharp contrast. The crepes here are crazzy good - forget the soggy, floppy, wan looking things you get elsewhere. These are positively crispy, almost to the point of crunch. They come rolled up like a massive ice cream cone, stuffed with delicious goodies of your choosing. They've got the usual, necessary toppings - strawberries, nutella, bananas, gelato. But props to them for having lychee, crushed azuki, mango, and other hard to find toppings. You can make your own crepe, or you can go for one of their premade varieties - the Japanese special is pretty awesome. A huge crepe, drizzled with nutella, rolled into a cone shape. There's a scoop of green tea ice cream surrounded by a halo of strawberries, and the bottom point of the coin is filled with crushed azuki. This is all topped with their delicious, fresh made whipped cream. They serve savory crepes too - definitely looking forward to getting a cheese crepe. The thing I love the most is that it's not too sickeningly sweet like other crepe places. The flavors are very mild and delicate so I don't end up feeling like swearing off sugar for a few weeks afterwards. The owners are very nice, and are very receptive to suggestions for the menu; it seems like they're constantly experimenting with new combinations. I happened to drop by in time to sample a mille crepe cake they had been experimenting with - almost 100 crepes with custard sandwiched between, so that it resembled a cake. 100% worth a visit! read more
Thousand layer cake. More like 20 layer cake but damn, every layer is a bite of soft, velvety heaven. Came here to get a single slice of the famous Japanese-style crepe cake, specifically matcha. I was pretty surprised that it cost almost $9 for a slice but given the craftsmanship that goes into it, I think it's justified. Every layer was paper thin and sandwiched between matcha cream. It was a perfect size to share after a meal, or just to indulge yourself (it's pretty filling with all the cream). Service was friendly and quick. Since we were eating in-store, they provided us with cutlery and dishes that were actually quite fancy and dainty. I saw a sign that said if you didn't pre-order a cake within a certain period of time, they would charge it as 12 individual slices. Yikes, that's one expensive cake! The shop itself is pretty small with very limited seating. Probably better to just buy it and go. Your eating experience will depend entirely on who else is in the shop and if you're unlucky enough to sit next to some really loud people (which unfortunately, we were), it might ruin your experience. I'm a big fan of crepe cakes with their delicate texture and subtle sweetness. I'm hoping this trend really explodes and more flavours are offered in the future. Lady M in NYC has around 10 delicious flavours of crepe cake. You can do it, Millie, I believe in you! (34/100) - 2016 read more
11 years ago
Definely one of the best crepes out there. We found this place on Yelp while we visited Toronto. It was located in a convenient location (In Kensington Market by Toronto's Chinatown). The store itself is not very big, There was around 3 or 4 tables. The staffs there was very friendly and polite. We order the Nutella Banana and Mango Tango. The Nutella Banana was definitely my favorite. The crepe was very thin and the Nutella blended in with the crepe ^^ I could a million of them. The Mango Tango is good too but the Mango ice cream was a bit sour for me. I would definitely come back the next time I come back to Toronto. read more
I came here on a recent trip to Toronto after seeing the Yelp reviews. I got the Japanese Special which is a crepe filled with green tea ice cream, fresh strawberries and whipped cream. It was delicious! The place itself is pretty small, with 2-3 tables. I did feel like the item I got was a bit overpriced, but I really enjoyed it and would get it again. Great place to stop in for a treat! read more
Great little location right beside the Baldwin parking lot. The staff was friendly, there's a few tables for dine in. The Japanese style green tea gelato crepe was ok (nothing special) but the layered crepe cake was delicious! Creamy and smooth. No debit, cash or credit card only (tips auto added) Will try the savory creeps next time! But the cake is a must try! read more
Been wanting to come here for a really long time. Finally made it. Mind you, it's a really small shop with just two tables to sit at. I got the green tea layered crepes cake. One slice is like $8! So savour it slowly. I took it to go, so by the time I ate it a few hours later, the cream was soft and melty. I was surprised though, the slice is really small. I guess you're paying for the labour involved, but the taste was okay. Sweet, and it taste exactly like whipped cream. There's like 20-25 layers but you taste more cream than crepe. Okay to experience it, but I wouldn't buy another. It's like buying one of those uncle tetsu cakes; cool to try once as a one time thing since it's expensive. read more
8 years ago
Cute and small little shop! The crepe is very smooth and light. I got the Earl grey and my friend got the matcha. I would say it's better than other places I have tried like Amausan Uni Matcha on Dundas (although the decor there is good). This mille crepe place has souffles which we really wanted to try but they didn't have it at the time (it was almost closing) so keep that in mind if you're going for the souffle. I'll definitely return back again to try the Thai iced tea gelato and other flavours as well! read more
Came here on a Friday evening to finish off a night of eating around Kensington. We wanted some dessert and this was conveniently located near Spadina. The shop is a little small but has a few tables inside. Ordered a Japanese Special Crepe. It was packed with whipped cream, Matcha gelato, strawberries and read bean paste (azuki). The crepe was light and a little chewy. The flavours went really well together, and I enjoyed their crepes. The only problem was I wasn't sure how to eat it after a while. We ended up unwrapping all of it and just chewing off bits, but it was still good. I definitely want to return to try some of the other gelato flavours. read more
I came here for some dessert after eating at Kensington market. I ordered the green tea crepe. I definitely liked it but I thought that the green tea and the pancake was nothing out of this world. The presentation was cute but a little difficult to eat. The service is friendly and a cute shop. I would come back to try the cakes which I've heard are really good! read more
New items - 1. Green tea flavour Mille Crepes Cake: 20+ layers of crepes with soft and smooth cream in strong matcha flavour. 2. Khao San Road Thai Ice Tea Gelato - taste as its name; exactly like the Thai Ice Tea. Millie Creperie supplies the Thai Ice Tea Gelato to Khao San Road. If you don't wanna line up for KSR to have the gelato, you can have it at MC. read more
Small little place that I compleeeetely missed while I was on the search for it! So if you are planning to come here with friends, pick and choose WISELY cuz you can bring MAX 2 other friends if you want to dine in...otherwise this shop can hold max 8-10 people. I came here on a Thursday afternoon because I was having that dessert urge again and when I arrived there was just another couple sitting in the corner. I proceeded to order the original Millie crepe since the Tiramisu one was not available (soooo sad!). That crepe alone is the reason why I gave this place a 4 star. It was awesome! As I'm sure you probably read the other reviews before mine, it was just perfect! A perfect combo of lightness, fluffiness and tastiness! Each bite just made me anticipate the next and kept me wanting for more. I can only imagine how good the matcha and tiramisu flavours could be! It was so yummy.........that I decided to try their Banana Split Parfait too! Just to see how it was and if it was good enough. Of course, it could not compare to the crepe. It was like any other parfait but oh well, something to make a note of! The service was the usual as it wasn't busy and I didn't have to wait long for either orders. So yeah if you want to come try this place out, their crepe cakes are the stars of the menu. Everything else is just extra. I will definitely be back to try the Tiramisu and Matcha flavours! read more
13 years ago
Went here on a Friday night, it was not crowded so I got to sit down and enjoy my crepe. Food: I only tasted the Japanese Special crepe. It tasted yummy, strawberries and green tea gelato throughout every single bite! They also have a wide variety of savoury crepes too. And limited edition specials such as pumpkin pie crepe and apple pie crepe. Atmosphere & Service: Service was great, the staff were willing to answer questions and provide details about the items on their menu. The shop is small and cozy. Pricing: For something different in Toronto, I would say the price is as good as it gets. read more
12 years ago
I love pumpkin pie so when they put that in a crepe I knew that magical things were happening at this place. They also featured an apple pie crepe, which was equally as tempting, but it was apple filling instead of pie. The combination of ice cream, pumpkin pie, and whip cream encased in the crepe was heavenly. However, the actual store itself has about 6-8 chairs. So if you're staying in and it's busy - good luck. More over, I found the employees a little dry. When I asked if we could get the crepe on a plate instead, they replied with a no because that's how they did Japanese crepes. It's nice that they want me to be part of the experience, but work with me here y'know? read more
This place is an interesting find as they make one of the better crepes around. The crepes are paper thin and they have got the batter part down pat. I wanted to try their crepe cake and partner in crime went for the Japanese crepe. The crepe cake was quite good and has a nice delicate balanced taste. The serving is a bit small as I was craving something substantial afterwards. The Japanese crepe though good was very hard to consume the way its served. The green tea gelato was good and even though we asked for no red bean paste it was still in it. I wish it was served in a plate. Will Revisit. 3.5 Stars read more
When I'm in Kensington (actually, even though I'm not) I venture to Millie to get desserts. I usually get the mango or green tea parfait. This place has a crowd on a Friday night when we went. They have hot food too and savoury crepes that I want to try but I always default to desserts. This time, I saw they have the layered matcha cake and black sesame ice cream so i got those. BLACK SESAME. Not one of your regular flavour so it was worth a try. Sesame-y and creamy ice cream. Matcha is good but the cream melted when it was sitting there for a while. It got messy on the plate. They are both good. read more
I'm a fan! The japanese special crepe is awesome. Their green tea gelato is delicious. It's decently priced as well! I also tried both their original and matcha mille crepe cakes (layers and layers of crepes with cream inbetween to form a cake). It was really good, but is it worth $7-8 a slice? Mm, I'd say probably not. I preferred the matcha one over the original, but my friends seemed to prefer the original. Just depends on your taste buds I guess. It's worth a try! Unique texture for a cake. read more
8 years ago
Millie Creperie was a secluded section in Kensington Market that caught my eye during many of my visits there because of their beautiful display of colourful crepe selections they had displayed on a poster sized menu right on their window. One day, I decided to make my visit to Millie Creperie with my close friend, who is a pretty big dessert fan herself! Millie Creperie combines the French favourite crepes with the Japanese inspired ingredients to create customized desserts for all sweet lovers alike. The crepes are thinner, crispier and rolled into a cone for easy handling and enjoyable eating experiences. Ordering went very smoothly - a lovely lady greeted us at the cashier and we made our orders swiftly, paid and were handed a number to wait for our order. My friend got her a Mango Twist crepe - which had a scoop of creamy mango ice cream centered in a freshly made crepe stuffed with strawberries and whipped cream. I ordered their Japanese Special Crepe which is a classic Japanese combination of green tea and azuki sauce (or red bean paste). This dessert was the perfect amount of sweetness, and was served with whipped cream, strawberries, house made matcha sauce on top of an amazingly smooth green tea scoop of gelato. Millie's was a little bit pressed for space; my friend and I were lucky to get a nice window seat where we enjoyed eating our ice cream with little mess (well, Christina had a clean eat, for me it started getting messy at the end!). If you end up making your visit to Millie during prime time (hot afternoons), be prepared to walk with your ice cream crepes, or come at odd hours to grab seats. Regardless, it was a satisfying excursion for a quick, fresh and sweet dessert. For the full review, click here: https://foodieutopiablog.com/2016/08/15/millie-creperie/ read more
7 years ago
Their green tea ice cream is so good. One of the best green tea ice creams in Toronto. I highly recommend trying their Japanese Special Crepe. read more
Visited Millie Creperie recently, to try out their new stardust series. I got the milkyway parfait, a scoop of black sesame and the new charcoal black forests gelato on the side. I'm not sure why, but all the gelato tastes really grainy that day. I know that black sesame is supposed to be a little grain due to the fact that it is made form black sesame seeds. But the charcoal Black Forest and the coconut on the parfait was really grainy too. You can taste the sugar particles inside. Really disappointed as Millie's is one of my favourite dessert spots. Hopefully they fix this as their gelatos are delicious and it's pity that the texture isn't right. As for flavour, the coconut was on point. The flavour tasted like real coconut. It was good but could've been better if the gelato was creamier and less icy. As for the new Black Forest charcoal, it literally tasted like gelato version of Black Forest cake. If you like Black Forest cake, this ones for you. P.S. it makes your mouth black after eating it. Lastly, the black sesame. The black sesame flavoured gelato was also on point. With the strong and rich black sesame flavour. It tasted like the Asian black sesame pudding. A little grainy but the gelato tasted creamier than the coconut. Overall, all these gelato would have had a better rating if you weren't able to taste the sugar grains. read more
9 years ago
I came to try out Millie Creperie a few years ago and ordered their Green Tea Parfait and their Japanese Special crepe. The crepe was absolutely delicious--the ice cream was good and the crepe itself was prefectly.....crepey! However I remember being a little disappointed with the parfait (which looked so good in picture), and since I could get crepes elsewhere, I didn't ever come back. I was at near and around Kensington yesterday and wanting to try out their Millie Crepe cakes, I decided to drop by. I was once again drawn to the Green Tea Parfait and decided to save the Millie Crepe for next time. And I am glad I did because IT WAS SOOO GOOD! There was so much green tea ice cream and the cereal crunch added great texture and flavour to the green tea and cream layer. I can't believe I haven't been frequenting this place more the last few years (honestly...what was I thinking before?! This place is great!). Now, Millie Creperie will always be on my mind when I'm downtown. read more
8 years ago
i'll be honest. There's many other ice cream shops around there that have similar prices yet have more ice cream/substance put into their product. This is just based off my experience after eating the parfait. However, it's quite delicious. I had the green tea parfait and i couldn't believe how quickly it disappeared into my stomach. the location itself is ok, however be wary of the limited seating options. I'd say the interior isn't exactly "appealing", so i suggest grabbing what you want (crepe, parfait etc) and heading off for a stroll through kensington or chinatown. read more
9 years ago
After having some Ramen @ Ramen Isshin, strolled on over to here after all the good reviews on yelp. Got the earl grey mille crepe, black sesame and thai iced tea gelato. All were ok. Personally it's a little too pricey here compared to the quality/price of other places for crepe and gelato in Toronto. Everything is about 3$ more than it should be. But it's good! Seating in almost non-existent here. I was lucky to have seating, but it might have been because it was raining and I luckily reached here before it really started to pour. No matter though, you should plan to do a walk and eat after going here or sit on the curb and enjoy Kensington market. Service is really good, I forgot something and one of the busy servers even ran after me outside to return my items. So nice of them. I will come back to try some more flavours of mille crepe and gelato when I'm in Kensington market again. read more
9 years ago
My friend and I wanted to meet up to catch up so we decided to stop by for a sweet & cool treat. I've seen this shop pop up on BlogTO recommendations and wanted to visit it. It was a lot smaller than I imagined, there were two people servicing the store. When we got there the store was completely empty. I ordered the Mango tango while my friend chose the Japanese special. Since the weather was nice we decided to sit outside where a couple of stools were placed in front of the store. Overall it was a yummy treat, but nothing that amazed me. I ate it quite fast but my friend kind of struggle with eating it. (The gelato melts!!) it was a cute store to drop by and try out :) From past reviews I've read, the crepe cake is the steals the spotlight so maybe next time I'll give it a try; it is however on the pricey side (~$8) for a tiny slice! read more
11 years ago
We visited on a Friday evening and had the Green Tea Parfait. To be honest, it was just alright and wasn't anything too spectacular. After we ate it, we kind of wished we had ordered a crepe instead. The Green Tea Parfait is a decent size, with two scoops of Green Tea ice cream, a bit of whipped cream, a couple scoops of Corn Flakes, two pieces of strawberries, two Pocky sticks, and a couple of other toppings. Yes, it looked great and props for presentation, but overall, it felt like everything was just thrown together in a cup without any real cohesiveness. Also, the ice cream was a little too bitter for us and overpowered any sweetness that could potentially balance it out. It was a light, satisfactory snack, but nothing that totally blew us away. Next time, we'll definitely go for the crepes instead! Or a slice of cake. For our Green Tea Parfait, I paid a total of $7.01. read more
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