Very interesting Korean styled dessert place in the village. If you like semi sweet desserts try…read morethis. It you want to try something new try this. They have so many options and next time I will try the Injeolomi which the guy said is the classic and the best seller dessert. However, this was my first time so i went with safe option coffee. As i said it is quite interesting, there is ice cream, cereal, some syrup/sauce, condensed milk, maybe shredded coconut, and few more things. Overall good experience. If you have a small appetite you can share the small one with 2 people, it's a good portion. The place is clean, good amount of seating available. They have coffee and teas as well so next time I will definitely try that too. If you have doubts ask the staff they seem nice and they tried to give their best with the answers.

Snowday Bingsu really hits on a hot summer day!…read more We got the strawberry bingsu and the injeolmi flavour both were super good and honestly tasted like ice cream, with just the right amount of sweetness and toppings. Definitely recommend adding mochi for that extra chewy texture. The space is pretty small with limited seating, and it did get very warm inside (didn't feel like there was AC). It also gets busy in the summer time so grabbing it to go is probably the option. Still, great spot for a refreshing dessert. Would come back!!

Such a cute Japanese café in Pickering! Fuwa Fuwa is known…read morefor their Japanese soufflé pancakes, and their fluffy strawberry pancake did not disappoint. It was light, airy, and had the perfect soft texture. The highlight for me was actually their Tokyo Sweet Heat Japanese Fried Chicken The coating was crispy but not overly thick, and the chicken was juicy inside with a nice sweet and spicy flavour. We also tried the Teriyaki Japanese Fried Chicken Rice Bowl, which was good, but I would definitely come back for the Tokyo Sweet Heat. I also appreciate how family-friendly this café is -- they have high chairs, free water, board games, and a spacious seating area. The washroom is clean and accessible, although there is no changing table available. Overall, a great place for families, brunch, or a casual café hangout.

Fuwa Fuwa has done it again! Their food is really good, so whenever they introduce new dishes, I…read morehave to try them! This time, it was their new Japanese Fried Chicken Karaage, available in several flavours: Classic, Teriyaki, Sweet Heat, Maple Jalapeño, and Hot Yuzu. They were all delicious and are available as small plates or meal-sized. It was hard to pick a favourite. We also tried their Egg Sando, and Miso Udon Carbonara. As good as everything was, the udon dish turned out to be my favourite. Those flavours really appealed to me. Maybe it was the generous amount of crispy bacon in it! No visit to Fuwa Fuwa would be complete without having some of their delicious beverages. We had the Butterfly Pea Latte, Strawberry Matcha Latte, and Dragon Fruit Refresher. Everything tasted great!

This was my most disappointing dessert at Sul & Bean. We had not been back for bingsu here for…read morequite a while, so obviously the menu options have changed. We wanted a bingsu with fruit. The only fruit they had was mango and strawberries. We opted for a Mango Bingsu, based on the photos displayed and we enjoy the sweetness and softness of mango. The bingsu we received was topped with what can ONLY be described as FROZEN mango and still not yet defrosted. Never in my wildest imagination did I ever think that it would be served with frozen mango which is usually used for blending smoothies!! My partner did not want to return the barely edible bingsu. The favourite on the dessert was the single small scoop of green tea ice-cream which formed the "leaf" of the strawberry decoration. I truly do recommend getting your bingsu fix elsewhere. I won't be returning. The store is located in the eatery section of H Mart, with ample parking outside in the plaza. PS on further reflection of my review, perhaps I was expecting fresh mango and nowhere on the menu did it specify that the Mango Bingsu is served with fresh mango. Lesson learned.

Located in the food court at HMart, lots of parking Food…read morecourt is reasonable with staff cleaning and picking up dishes.Price is reasonable. Good friendly service. Red bean bingsu comes with 2 piece of toast with whip cream. Also a scoop of vanilla ice cream on top. Delicious Grapefruit Earl grey tea is so refreshing Strongly recommend this place.

Luna Bakery is something else. The first time I went, I was honestly sold purely on the vibez. The…read moresecond floor is warm, cozy, and perfect for hanging out with friends and family. The only odd thing is the outlet situation--it's a bit chaotic--so it's not exactly the best spot if you're planning to camp there with a laptop and pretend to be productive. On that first visit, I ordered the rice dacquoise and, to be honest, it kind of spooked me. I think I was expecting something like a macaron with whipped cream in the middle, but it was much lighter and softer than that. My brain didn't quite know how to process it. A few months later, I ended up coming back because I desperately needed a late evening coffee and the nearby Togo Coffee was closed. And wow, Luna Bakery makes excellent espresso drinks & I was not expecting that. The latte was incredibly creamy, nutty, and subtly sweet, with all that sweetness coming naturally from the perfectly roasted beans. Every sip felt like a small trip to caffeine paradise. I also gave the rice dacquoise another shot - this time the strawberry one - and suddenly it made sense lol. Light, slightly fruity, a little tangy, and perfect with the coffee. Now I enjoy coming back - partly for the coffee, and partly because my taste buds have finally learned to appreciate the rice pastries instead of being spooked by them. Service is always friendly - they never judge you for trying way too many free rice bakery samples. Bless.

Came here on a Monday afternoon, it was a beautiful day out and the cafe had a steady flow of…read moretraffic. I thought, must be good, so I'd thought I'd check it out :) Drinks- ordered the Seoul Iced Latte, it was a condensed milk latte, perfect balance between sweet and coffee forward balanced iced latte. I thought it was flavourful, and yummy! Would recommend! Snacks- I grabbed the black sesame injeolmi rice cakes. I'm a huge fan of Korean rice cakes, and thought this was a great fresh, unique injeolmi. Not too sweet, tossed in black sesame, I thoroughly enjoyed it, and was enough to share and more! Service ~ fast, friendly, efficient. Exactly what a cute, busy, coffee shop needs. There is outdoor seating, limited. Pay for parking on streets or side streets.

The fact that they have durian already tells me this place is so legit…read more Came in for their matchas only to come back the next day to get the durian layered cake and durian iced coffee. Have to rave about this place because the quality and the taste is amazing. So affordable and so tasty! Staff is so friendly. Definitely will come back. Plenty of seats and space, but there's only one bathroom.

The BEST thing I ate while I was in Toronto was here! It was the salted egg and pork floss bun -…read morewhich was the perfect balance of sweet and savory. My girls and I had a few other pastries and drinks but this was the standout for me. Definitely would come back when I'm in town! Please consider Chicago if you ever look at expanding!

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.

First time having bing su and I was pleasantly surprised. I ordered the mango one and it was sooooo…read morecreamy and good. It was sweetened with condensed milk and the ice shaving was so light as ... creamy. There was mango chunks throughout the dessert. The server was nice.. ordered and gave us our goods. It wasn't too busy as it was midweek. Small place tho but it was good. Definitely will go back. FYI 2 hr seating limit. I guess when it's busy it would make sense

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!

Great Japanese fusion restaurant in the east end. Likes the interior as it felt spacious and not…read moretoo cramped. They had a few ceiling fans and the space felt like a cozy cafe for lunch. Tried the wafu carbonara and the curry pasta. Both were absolutely delicious and the pasta was perfectly Al dente and still had a good chew to it. The sauce was also rich and flavorful, the onsen egg in the wafu carbonara melted into the sauce wonderfully. Probably the best part was the chocolate hojicha latte. The hojicha and chocolate was subtle but still present and not overwhelmed by the latte.

Stopped by Tatsuro's for Sunday brunch with a group of friends, and it was my first time checking…read moreit out! We happened to go on a particularly warm September day, and the restaurant was quite hot inside. It didn't seem like there was any AC, so just something to keep in mind if you're visiting on a hot day. A couple of our friends were also nursing hangovers, and unfortunately, the heat wasn't doing them any favours. The food, however, was a completely different story. I ordered the karaage moffle and absolutely loved it. It's definitely one of my favourite takes on chicken and waffles that I've tried. The karaage was incredibly light and crispy without feeling greasy, while the chicken itself was tender and juicy. The mochi waffle had a light texture with that fun, chewy bite you'd expect from mochi, and the two together worked so well. But the real star was the miso syrup. SO good. I barely touched the mayo because I couldn't get enough of the syrup, and honestly, I wish they gave you more of it! I'd definitely come back for the food, but probably on a much cooler day.