I ordered a spicy Mexican beef pocket sandwich and my friend ordered a coconut watermelon drink…read more the sandwich wasn't overly spicy which I appreciated. however, my friend did not enjoy her drink. she took a couple of sips and had to stop there. she was disappointed and said that it tasted like spoiled watermelon.

These were such a lovely sweet treat. Very decadent and rich creamy goodness, but not too sweet!…read moreThese guys were loaded that you're satisfied after having just one, but I'm glad you have more to look forward to later, lol. All the flavors were well balanced. The bailey's coffee one had a lovely little log of chocolate truffle inside that added to the texture of it. Salted egg and pork floss is a biased combo already cause it definitely tasted the best of the three in our opinion. Macarons get pricey in the city, so I liked that we weren't getting ones with a tiny sliver of filling inside. It's a very small shop but def busy for good reason!

Saryo is our favourite way to end our meal at Konjiki! This time we had a chance to try out the…read moreube basque cheesecake and the matcha soft serve thingy (the name escapes me now). The ube basque cheesecake felt a little dry but the flavour was delicious nonetheless. Their matcha soft serve was bold and creamy, and it was a perfect end to another tasty meal at Konjiki.

As a total coffee girl and with my husband loving matcha, Saryo Cafe is basically our dream spot…read more The coffee hits just right, and his matcha is smooth and perfectly balanced. The vibe is super cozy and intimate--ideal for date vibes or just a chill catch-up. Cute little details everywhere too!

The pistachio matcha was great. Service was great. There's a goo amount of seating and the place is…read morea vibe.

As someone who craves bingsu pretty often, I was pretty disappointed by the bingsu here considering…read morethe steeper price. I got the matcha mango bingsu which came out to just over $20 after tax and tip. What was most disappointing was how little of a matcha taste I got from it. The base was a very sweet milky taste, and I really wish they infused the matcha directly into the shave ice itself. The matcha was just drizzled on top with matcha powder, along with some whipped cream which only diluted the matcha taste further. On the other hand, I will say they are generous with the mango topping, which were very fresh and perfectly ripe. They gave one single mochi cube which I feel they should either give more of or none at all. The environment itself is very noisy. Not sure what it is about the walls but they do not absorb sound well at all. Voices echo and bounce off the walls like crazy, it sounds like everyone is yelling and talking over eachother in there. That aside, the space and decor has a cute vibe and the self-serve water/coffee bar is a nice added touch. If I ever come back here, it would either be out of convenience or to try their drinks/a different dessert. Unfortunately the bingsu falls short in my opinion especially for the price tag. The base should resemble more of the flavour rather than rely on toppings.

Came here when it was rainy, and it was kind of hard to find. It's on the second floor, at the door…read moreto the left. When I went the whole cafe was full! Aesthetic wise it was cozy. We were wet from outside and the staff wiped us off using towels. We were seated very shortly! Note I do notice ppl come here to catch up with friends, making bracelets, working etc. seats r pretty limited. We got the coffee (jollypong) bingsu and the mango bingsu. We (3 ppl) shared them both. The coffee one is definitely unique! I enjoyed it a lot.

If you're looking for a coffee shop to settle into and actually get some work done, this is the…read morespot. The atmosphere is calm, quiet, and conducive to productivity--perfect for spending a few hours on your laptop or just escaping the city noise. I only grabbed a coffee this trip and the service was quick and very friendly. They also offer solid, standard breakfast options for a good morning start. I know they have a unique specialty Korean menu (which I didn't try this time!), and that's definitely bringing me back. While I just had coffee and was on my way quickly, the overall environment and swift service ensure I'll return soon to explore those specific offerings. Highly recommend for the fast service and relaxed vibe!

Price - 15/18 $ for 1…read more Tucked on the yonge street around the finch intersection, this dessert place offers crepes, waffles, drinks and savoury crepes as well. A collection of cheesecake slices, custard tarts and pastries were available for pick up. The staff was courteous and has a self service concept. For dine ins - a minimum of 8$ per person order is essential, so be mindful of this criteria else you can surely opt for take aways! Mango crepe- amazing portions and the crepe was exceptionally soft. The consistency was perfect coupled with fresh sponge cake and mango bits. The STAR was the ice cream- flavours which felt authentic and a much needed change from the artificial coloured mango based ice creams widely available. TOTALLY WORTH YOUR BUCKS! Just a suggestion the main entrance is just opposite the cashier making it congested at the area, crumpling the space.

The crepe suzette was AMAZING! I'm still thinking about it days after having it. And the matcha…read morestrawberry latte was excellent, and not too sweet. The only reason for the 4 star review is that the ambiance is lacking and far more of a takeout place than a sit down, with plastic cutlery being used for dine-in. You put your order in through a QR code so don't have much to say about service but the food and drinks did come out quickly. That being said, I'd definitely come back here in a heartbeat.

Came here on a cold winter walk and wanted something to warm up. The interior was very minimal and…read morespacey, looked nice for a meet up or to study. I tried the matcha drop, which was a bit on the pricey side (aren't they all these days) and tasted very mild. Overall, I'd give this spot another try for their espresso based drinks, maybe that would be better.

I stopped by Coffee Lunar after lunch because I needed a caffeine boost before completely passing…read moreout from the food coma. Thankfully, the vanilla bean latte absolutely did the job--and it was genuinely delicious too. The house blend espresso was smooth and creamy, with a rich chocolatey note without tasting overly roasted, exactly the way I like it. The vanilla bean flavour was also really pleasant, adding just the right amount of sweetness and aroma without overpowering the coffee. All in all, it was a near-perfect latte. The only downside was the price--I paid about $9 for a large with three shots, which felt a bit steep. Still, it was a very satisfying cup of java. I also appreciated the fact that it is doggo friendly as it has a jar of treats for your pups. I'll bring little morty over sometimes.

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.

Coconut Pandan Cheesecake & Black Sesame Tart -- Worth a Try!…read more Just tried Uncle Tetsu's two newest flavors and honestly both were a solid experience! The Coconut Pandan Cheesecake really stood out to me -- the pandan flavor is incredibly dense and rich, and the texture is great. The only thing is, since it's freshly made, it can be a little too moist by the time you get home. My tip: Bake it for a bit and it firms up nicely. Also, huge props on the green packaging -- it's clear they put real thought into matching the box to each flavor. It makes every new release feel special, which I really appreciate as someone who loves having something new to look forward to! The Black Sesame Tart is a must if you're a tart lover -- the tart shell itself is chef's kiss as always. The black sesame filling is super rich and indulgent, though I personally found it a touch too sweet for my taste. Definitely a treat-yourself moment, so go in knowing that! Overall, great seasonal picks from Uncle Tetsu. If you're curious, go try them before they're gone -- limited flavors don't last long!

Uncle Tetsu is a Japanese cheesecake chain all the way from Japan. This particular location opened…read morelast year in 2025 where it is at the corner of Yonge and Spring Garden in WIllowdale. Uncle Tetsu does seasonal items from time to time. It's great how you can also peek inside the windows facing Yonge St. so that you are able to see what they are currently offering. The bakery is take out only where it is small. I've been to this particular location of Uncle Tetsu to purchase their tarts and cheesecake several times. Service is always attentive, friendly, and welcoming. Their original cheesecake is great along with their original cheese tart, matcha cheese tart, and more recently their hojicha cheese tart. The space is small but it is not difficult to decide what to order as there are only a limited amount of items on the menu. Overall, a great place to pick up a small snack or dessert to enjoy at home. Definitely will be returning to pick up more desserts in the future!

CAFE N ONE . …read more Cafe n One is probably one of my favourite "new" restaurants that I tried recently. Located on the 2nd floor at Yonge and Finch, Cafe n One is a bright, cute cafe serving Japanese inspired brunch items, drinks, pastas and desserts. . . Classic Breakfast 4/5 Chicken Karaage 3/5 Croffles 5/5 Green Tea Soufflé Pancake 4.3/5 Latte 4.8/5 . . We arrived around 10 minutes after open and there were already a handful of people seated. The drinks and food came out pretty quickly except the soufflé pancakes which takes 25minutes to prepare. My favourite was the croffle. For $10, you get 2 big pieces of croffle which tastes great with either whipped cream or syrup. The chicken karaage was kind of dry on its own, but dipping it in the syrup and eating it with the croffle made it better. If you want a hearty breakfast, the classic breakfast is a solid choice. The soufflé pancake was fluffy and delicious, well worth the wait. I was amazed by the detailed latte art as well. Highly recommend this cafe!

Cafe N One in North York is located on the second floor of a building at the corner of Yonge and…read moreFinch. It's cozy and overlooks the intersection. We happened to drop by the day of the massive Iranian protest, and were surprised by how much business it had, and also how soundproof the windows were. - Classic breakfast: lots of food! Pork belly was especially nice -- rich as crispy. - Karaage honey hot cake: Quite a bit of food too, hot fried chicken can't go wrong! - Ice Americano - Iced houjicha latte: didn't really get much houjicha flavour. Prices were reasonable for brunch in the area. The service was fast and efficient, and with a smile. There were a lot of customers that day, and we felt the indoor noise level was a bit loud to have a comfortable conversation. Still... We'd love to come back and try more of the menu.

Damn. Who knew I can get really good gelato in the heart of Yonge and Finch!…read more Since opening their doors in the Yonge North York community, Gelato North brings East Meets West influences with traditional Italian gelato techniques meeting the flavours of Korean cuisine! From the traditional flavours of Chocolate and Strawberry Gelato, you should also add Yuzu Cheesecake and Injeolmi to your gelato cone/cup as it's a fun and great way to stay cool and fresh for the summer! This family owned business always aims to bring quality into everything they do from the gelato (vegan options included too) to their homemade desserts such as their delicious tiramisu!

Gelato shop! Which gelato you like? Both diary and non dairy are good. I like dark chocolate. The…read morelady let me tried tiramisu and Ferrari chocolate and I still like chocolate. The other one I tried is yuzu ice cream with pieces of yuzu inside. Next time I will try the non diary yuzu and mango. It would be great in summer to cool down. The place is small but good for the type of shop. You may missed it as it is really small and it is closed to BMO. It is mainly for takeout and no chairs. Parking only available on the street.