Spacious café on Queen St with modern diner vibes. The interior is bright and airy, and I…read moreparticularly loved the illustrations of their signature drinks displayed around the walls (though we didn't order an)y. The food was phenomenal across the board, well-portioned, and thoughtfully crafted. They also offer a "light breakfast" menu starting at just $15, which is great value. Karaage They serve five meaty pieces of perfectly fried, juicy chicken with a satisfying crunch. It was a bit steep in price, but it's absolutely worth it. The spicy mayo dipping sauce was lovely too. Sweet + Savoury Part of the light breakfast set, this $15 plate comes with half of their signature moffle, two sunny-side eggs, bacon, and maple syrup. The moffle is a revelation. A crisp exterior that gives way to the satisfying chew and elasticity of mochi. It's an upgrade on the classic waffle that I'd come back for. Wafu Carbonara The Wafu Carbonara is their most popular pasta for good reason. The tart brightness of ponzu adds real complexity to the rich carbonara sauce, and the silky onsen egg takes it to another level. The pasta itself is cooked to a perfect al dente. A must-try!

I've been here twice now and each time the carbonara slaps. Definitely Japanese style and not…read moretraditional but nevertheless delicious The shrimp sandwich was also incredible. Crunchy on a perfectly soft bun 4 vs 5 stars because for some reason, even though everyone was still eating, 0 lines, we kept being rushed out and didn't appreciate that. Despite that, love coming here!

Came here for brunch for a girls day out and what a little gem! We came on a Thursday afternoon and…read moreit wasn't busy so I can't say how busy it gets on the weekends. I ordered their chicken kaarage with mochi waffles. The chicken was fried with a light batter. Crispy on the outside and the meat (chicken thigh) was moist and juicy. The waffles were crispy and chewy and stretchy with a hint of sweetness. The yuzu sauce was refreshing paired well with chicken.The dish came with a side of salad which helped balance out the heaviness of the fried chicken and mochi. We also ordered their pistachio souflle pancake and it was delectable. It was light, airy and fluffy. The pistachio sauce was creamy, nutty and aromatic without being too sweet. I also liked how it came with fruits on the side. I also ordered their hojicha latte, which was one of the best ones I've had. It was smooth, creamy, and had just the right amount of tea flavor. The milk foam had the perfect velvety texture and it came with a pretty latte art. Overall, I really enjoyed the brunch they offer here. It is a pretty simple cafe, so don't expect it to be all decked out because it's not those instagramable cafes. But the food were solid and it's a great option for a small group brunch as they don't have many tables and they don't have large tables at all (the best is to 4 people or less). Staff is very limited but it could be because we went on a Thursday and it wasn't busy. They have a QR code for you to scan and you can order directly from there and food came fairly quickly shortly after we placed our order. I would definitely return when I'm back in town.

I ordered the Wafu Carbonara after seeing decent reviews on Yelp, with the only critique being that…read morethe dish could be a bit dry. Hoping to get ahead of it, I requested the kitchen make it "more saucy." That was a huge mistake. Instead of actual sauce, it tasted like they literally just dumped water into the dish to thin it out. What arrived was a bland, watery, and completely tasteless mess. It was so flavorless that I had to aggressively add my own salt and pepper just to make it palatable. The photo speaks volumes--it was completely ruined. The service was cold and entirely hands-off. Our waitress took our order and then performed a total disappearing act. She never checked back in on us to see how the food was, and we literally never saw her again for the rest of our meal. The Verdict Between a ruined $22.50 plate of pasta and non-existent service, this place is a hard pass. Will not be returning for brunch.

Really enjoyed brunch here and I'd definitely come back…read more The salmon Benedict was my favorite savory dish. The eggs were perfectly poached, the salmon was fresh, and everything worked well together. 9/10. The bunless breakfast was a solid classic breakfast. The home fries had a BBQ style seasoning that wasn't really my preference, and I would have liked a little more dressing with the side salad. 8/10. The Earl Grey pancakes completely stole the show. They were light, fluffy, and topped with a rich Earl Grey spread that tea lovers will appreciate. Easily a 10/10. I also tried the pineapple mimosa, which had a great prosecco to juice ratio. Refreshing and exactly how I like my mimosas. 10/10. Overall, another great brunch experience and I'd happily come back.

I wanted to try this place in Toronto because it had the perfect menu for an Asian fusion brunch…read more My partner got a gochuchang chicken and waffle, and I had the chicken cutlet sando BLT. It was for sure something new but for sure yummy. This place is busy so be sure that you plan according. The service was also nice and they are very efficient. Would highly recommend to check out.

Came here for a quick dinner before a movie. Located in Times Square. This place is huge, lots of…read moreseats about 4 booths. Very nice cozy interior, dark and light colours. Server is very sweet, greets you with a smile and kind but no name tag, don't know her name. Kitchen is open as well, nice touch. Menu is accessible via QR code, lots of options available. Food looks very delicious. Lots of drinks and food as well. Great options. Got the Bon Bon salmon rice, server was kind to let us know it's a bit spicy and went on to get it anyway. It was not that spicy, kind of forgot that it was spicy as you bite down. Salmon was cooked very well, not overcooked. Also ordered the brussel sprouts which is a favourite in the way it's cooked. So delicious! Yes I will be coming here again !

After refusing to wait 2 hours in line at another Markham brunch spot, we quickly came up with a…read moreplan b. Determined to have some brunch on mothers day, we found Cafe Bon Bon right around the corner. We were pleasantly surprised to hear upon calling that they would be able to seat us right away! We anticipated a chaotic parking situation being familiar with the usually busy Times Square plaza but was very easy to find parking this morning. Beautiful space with modern decor. Always happy to get a booth! We got the chicken and waffle - tender,juicy chicken that's perfectly crispy on the outside. These were served with soft warm waffles and a side of syrup. We got a nice flat white. The braised beef breakfast sandwich was so tasty and went great with the Bernaise sauce (like a deconstructed eggs Benny). Would have preferred the mixed greens on the outside of the sandwich as a side salad rather than in the sandwich. It was served with a decent portion of thick cut home fries, bonus they add yams in the mix! Our first time trying a soufflé pancake. Came with 3 on the plate (not pictured as we started eating before I could take a photo lol). The texture takes some getting used to as it's almost too soft (batter-like) but they were perfectly sweet accompanied by a nice thick chocolate sauce and SMALL pieces of fruit (the banana had a nice sweet crunchy sugary glaze). Wouldve given 5 stars but but the pancake couldve been served with larger pieces of fruit or atleast way more of it. It became more of a garnish than a topping as the fruit were so so soooooo tiny! Overall will be returning to try their soft shell crab options!!

The space is super cute and trendy, though it is quite small - definitely not ideal for big groups…read more. The staff were warm and welcoming, and our food arrived quickly. I'm already planning my next visit to try the Gochujang Chicken and Waffles. Highly recommend!

Service 5/5 Food 4/5…read moreAmbience 4/5 We popped in for brunch on a weekday. We were seated almost immediately. The server said we could sit anywhere at a table for two. We shared the chicken katsu sandwich and each had a latte. The serving is quite hearty and was sufficient for us. We really enjoyed the chicken katsu sandwich which comes with french fries and salad leaves. The chicken was stacked quite high and I had to take it apart to eat but I appreciate the generous serving of chicken and really enjoyed it. For me, it's a 4* comparing it to the chicken katsu sandwich at Katsupan which unfortunately closed. The service is friendly and attentive. Parking is available right outside the restaurant.

Went here for a friends birthday brunch. This place is a vibe. The FOH is perfect for a quick sit…read moredown and drink (if you can grab a spot). They have all sorts of baked goods and drinks to choose from! We had a table at the back to accommodate our party of 6. That's where the kitchen is and there is seating in front of the kitchen which I found pretty cool! There's a cozy table nook at the back too! The server was attentive, friendly and knowledgeable about everything on the menu. And when I smelled this delicious smell, she immediately knew it was the pancake and I was hooked! I ordered the sourdough pancake with a side of fruit and the hazelnut syrup on the side. It was delicious! The syrup was beyond tasty and I could drink that on its own if I could. Just wow. Two people at my table got the steak and the rest got the potato pancake which they all raved about and it looked equally as delicious if you're wanting something savoury. I also got the "gut" tea but the drinks I did see looked yummy. This place is doing some great stuff with food and I would come back for brunch again and even try out their dinner menu. For fusion food, the prices are what you'd expect in Toronto in 2026. Look no further if you're looking for a good brunch spot. The only downside is that the table size itself is a bit small but we managed! And they brought out their famous dessert for my friend's birthday making it extra special. I took a couple of bites and let's just say it's definitely worth getting! But I would suggest to share as it's quite big!

Atmosphere was nice and felt really intimate at night. The steak and tsukune were too salty. The…read morefried rice was pretty good but the star of the show was the mochi potatoes - the texture is amazing. Service was very slow. I don't know that I'll be back for dinner but might come again to try their brunch which they're more well known for.

We love this place. excellent food and drinks, service, and vibe. It's our favourite brunch place…read morein the east end!

Friendly and quaint spot, quality food at prices that won't break the bank. Never too busy, lots of…read moregreat dessert options for takeout.

The restaurant is on the second floor, and the entrance is on the side of the building…read more It's a very pretty cafe, and there was a good mix of people working there on laptops, as well as couples on dates and families getting brunch. They have an extensive menu, and it all looks really good! We got the Chicken Karaage and Croffles, which really hit the spot if you like sweet and savory food! The Karaage was really well done and complimented the croffles. We also got the creme brulee souffle pancakes, which were well done! However, I do wish there was more of a caramelized top for the creme brulee. In hindsight I do wish I got a more interesting flavor like Ube or Pistachio since they have a good selection of flavors, but the creme brulee was still pretty tasty! I'd say order another flavor instead though. The souffle pancakes also take 20min to prepare which took longer than their other dishes, but as long as you're sharing plates and can eat something else until it comes then it's all good! Staff was really nice and attentive. Definitely coming back and trying more of their menu!

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!