So I speak Cantonese.. I can speak it fluently. But I have an accent and I wouldn't understand well if someone speaks to me too fast. The place was packed so we couldn't sit down, but it want busy because everybody already has their orders. So when we ordered (takeout), she was rushing me, rude to me, had me repeat things as if I was speaking French. I ended up speaking English and didn't smile. Dessert was okay though :) +1 star read more

Located in the FMP plaza, Tracy dessert is a typical Chinese dessert spot. Nothing too fancy, you get what you came for. They have your typical Chinese sago and coconut milk desserts and your grass jelly drinks too. I would say this place is mainly filled with Asians because let's face it we have bomb desserts. They also have snacks and pretty big sized clay pot rice bowls if you're looking for something savoury to eat. All in all, tracy is a good spot if you're craving that Asian sweets but don't expect great service or outstanding food. read more

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This place is really delicious, it gets busy and packed on Friday and Saturday nights, a mix of young and middle aged groups visit it for late night desserts and snacks. I usually come here also at night to catch up with a few friends, etc. My friends and I usually order a few of their snack plates, deep fried milk, chicken cartilage, or the signature rice roll with sauce. Of course you can't miss their desserts, I love their mango homemade grass jelly! I always crave it when I pass by, if you are willing to shell out a few dollars more try their fresh fruits mix with grass jelly, great mix of fruits including strawberries, kiwi, cantaloupe, lychee jelly, and grass jelly. read more

This is a hidden gem around highway 7. The restaurant is super small but the desserts there are good and something different from what you'll usually find in Toronto. I got the avocado shaved ice and it was perfect, wasn't too sweet. I would go back here. read more

Service is slow, the place is very busy. Tables and chairs have a cute chinese culture decor but cleanliness isn't very top notch as me and a friend came in, was told to wait a few minutes for her to finally clear off the remaining table for us to sit. Service isn't prompt so if you need something, getting their attention and asking for it is a must. ie. napkins, water, tea, utensils etc. Desserts were good with a wide variety of choices, we also ordered the chicken and rice meal since we were also hungry. It was mediocre but good enough to fill our tummy before dessert. The prices are not bad, I'd come again for desserts only though! The only thing i did not like were the stools in the restaurant as dining chairs, my friend is big tall and big, so he needed two stools heh. read more

Worst service, worst dessert !!! Fake 許留山！！！he server service is bad !!! I won't be returning unfortunately!!! So don't treat your customer with this kinds of food and service !!! read more

Good place to come for late night dessert and snacks. The restaurant is pretty small so at times it can get crammed. The menu size is nice and the food is really good. I love it. read more

This is a Cantonese Style dessert restaurant. The decoration looked like in China. However，the dessert was no change flavor. Those food was highly restore Cantonese dessert. Highly recommend Cantonese people go there having afternoon tea. Suggest the balck jelly tea. And i also suggest ordering soup. read more

If you like Hong Kong desserts, this is the place to be. Ordered the mango ice mix and it was great!!! Not too sweet (which is a plus), and not too filling. My girlfriend ordered the sea coconut ice mix with fresh fruit and sea coconut jelly. Not too bad, but love the sea coconut jelly. read more

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Must Try: Mango Sago with Pommels, Shaved Ice with Fruit, Steamed Egg, Black Sesame with Glutinous balls || Rating: (8/10) Food, (8/10) Service, (8/10) Value, (8/10) Ambience, (8/10) Presentation, (9/10) Cleanliness My Experience: Great HK style dessert house, that shares the same name (but different franchise) with the famous Hong Kong spot known for their mango dishes. Although they serve clay pot rice and other late night meals, I've always been a fan of desserts here. The shaved ice is a great blend with fresh fruit (really legitimately fresh!). Their steamed desserts are great as well, along with the traditional HK desserts, such as black sesame and almond. If you're feeling for HK desserts, this is the place to be! read more

Take a trip to Hong Kong without leaving the strip mall in Markham. The lacquer tables and tiny stools with carved Asian motifs were fun. The laminated menu on the table top was eye-popping for even this veteran Asian food connoisseur. The first item I saw was frog ovaries. This is considered a medicinal dessert so my guide who's from Hong Kong informed us. I politely passed on that one. For those less intrepid stick with S.S's suggestion of the mango pudding which was so refreshing. They also have great ice cream with red bean and the watermelon ice was a really neat nod to shaved ice with fresh fruit. If you're feeling adventurous my guide informed us that the black sesame soup was delish. read more

No idea why this place has such low reviews. This is one of the main dessert places we go to everytime we go to Toronto! The service here are sometimes abysmal, but the desserts and food more than make up for it. I highly recommed the Glutinous Rice Balls topped with Peanut and Sugar and Rice Cake with Oyster Sauce and Peanut Butter. There's also plenty of parking, so no worries about that! read more

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The almond and black sesame paste dessert was so light and water down. The fried squid was very oily too. Not what I expected.

Curry fish ball and meat ball taste good. Great for late night desert, tons of parking. If you are kind of full and just want something to chew, this is a good place. Service is okay, not the fastest, that's why it's good to chat with your friends and have a nice talk. read more

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I wish they had something here in Vancouver! The dessert is just amazing! I was over in Toronto to do some sight seeing plus visit some family. A friend of a friend of mine recommended a dessert place that is similar to Pearl Castle. He took us over to Markam and my friend and I didn't know what to expect. We went in and the decor is just like an old fashion Chinese restaurant with all the Chinese furniture. They are famous for their mango pudding so everyone ordered a mango pudding except for me because I am allergic to mangoes. I ordered a dessert with fruit and grass jelly. My friend said she loved the mango pudding. It had the perfect amount of sweetness and it wasn't sour at all. My grass jelly dessert was very good. I would go back and order orther desserts off the menu! I can't wait to go back for another visit! read more

This place has awful service. My family and I were extremely disappointed. The food was decent but will not go back as the girl that served us was super rude and impolite. She was impatient and basically threw our dishes across our table. I'd give them 2 stars for the quality of their food but none for service. read more

The only decent dessert option in this mall. I came with my husband and my friend, both grew up in Hong Kong. It was a walk down memory lane for them. Apparently they sell items they haven't seen for a really really long time. Like the fried milk curds and this steam egg white- milk dish. I though both were interesting and like the fact that they were not too sweet. I'd come back for the milk curds. Service was quite pleasant too. We came around 8 so a not early for dessert and didn't have to wait but by 9, all the tables were taken. read more

I like this place, It is small and cozy and reminds me of Hong Kong. But that is about it. Anyone that been to HK know the real Hui Lau Shan blows this place out the water. The tables are Always Sticky for some reason - I been there around 10 times and it pisses me off. To the dessert and food itself. I love the Street-Style Rice Rolls as well as the mango pudding made with real mangos. The double boil egg is good as well but you have to wait at least 15 mins for it. Another one of my fave is the Sago which was okay here. I also ordered the hotpot rice but you will have to wait at least 30 mins for it, so I suggest you order that first and take your time with your desserts. I will def be back again shortly read more

Came here for dessert after a dinner at Inatei recently. I ordered the herbal jelly while my friend had the stewed papaya with rock sugar. I found the herbal jelly to be pretty darn tasty. It helps (a lot) to cut the bitterness of it with the little cup of sugar they give to you but I really liked it. It helped to think that what I was eating was relatively healthy and good for you. I didn't get to try what my friend got but he liked it so take that however you will. Very interesting selection of healthy desserts and soups along with fruit-centric desserts and a small selection of clay pot cooked food as well. The table next to us had ordered one and it smelled delicious. We were pretty intrigued by the idea of coming back here sometime just to try the food (especially considering it's 11-12 bucks for something that purportedly feeds two). read more

We have to wait for 30 minutes to get a table it was 11:00 pm, I guess people in Markham likes to go out late for dessert. We ordered three desserts, they are all really tasty. I think there is only one in Toronto area, the store is really small hence the wait time. If I go back to Markham, I will visit it again. read more

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This place is not the chain like it was in Hong Kong but seems to be good enough for what is around the area. I find it funny how the company's plaque they have is the same as the one in HK but looking at the menu, it definitely isn't. Anyways, the chicken wings is pretty good. Tried a tasting of their desserts option such as Mango and Shaved Snow, was pretty good. read more

Giving this place a 5 stars for not the desserts, but their hot rice pot (Chinese BiBimBap) :) omg it's yummy, good priced and freshly made. Don't get their specialty herbal soup ... Not so good. Dessert is so so, kinda pricy for he good stuff (i.e. Papaya) Highlight of the visit: Rice Pots! Food (Taste): 4/5 Food (Presentation):43/5 Kitchen (Delivery Speed): 4/5 - 30 mins for rice hot pot. Not bad Service: 1.5/5 - most time a bit of an attitude Ambiance: 3/5 Fun Factor: na/5 read more

Whenever I'm in the area I stop in for the black sesame rice balls in ginger soup & the mango pudding. Delicious!

It really can't compare with the original one in HK : ( Perhaps I just had high expectations and was a little too excited to come here and eat Asian desserts because I haven't had grass jelly/coconut jelly in four years (having lived in Asia for seven years before that) but the coconut milk+red bean+ grass jelly drink really was mediocre at best. The coconut milk tasted like nothing and made the overall quality of my drink plummet bc it was supposed to sweeten the drink!! The 芒果爽was also too sour for my taste. ALSO, it would've been nice if it had coconut jelly in it like it does in HK!!!! read more

We came as a group for a late night desert. We are lucky to get the seat of 10 since the place is very small. Just because the place is small, it doesn't mean the desert is not good. In fact their desert is very good. We ordered a mango coconut jelly desert, hk style traditional rice cake roll, hot pot rice and water melon drinks. I have to say they have the best mango in town. A lot of other desert place use mango powder, however Tracey Desert use real mango. We saw lots of them on the rack and ready to be use for desert. The hk style rice cake roll is also good with the soya sauce , sweet sauce and hot sauce. This is my go to place for hk style rice cake roll. I tried a few other places and they are no match to Tracey Desert. The hot pot rice was ordered from my friends. Although I didn't eat any, but they fully recommended it. The price is very reasonable but make sure to come early otherwise be prepared to line up to get a seat. read more

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sick of waffles and crepes? well, i love coming here to get their mango coconut sago drink, hk street noodles, or any dessert under the "fruit" section of their menu. i can't say i've had any of their traditional chinese desserts but many guests seem to enjoy it. a couple of down sides to this place is that it is quite small so if you are going during peak hours, expect to wait. also, their seating isn't the greatest, but i guess it adds to the atmosphere and perhaps doesn't encourage people to stay too long? but they basically have stools and a couple of hooks on the walls for your coat. during the months when you don't need a coat it's not too bad of an issue but when you're there in your giant parka and have no where to put it other than on your lap and hugging it, it's not ideal. so i just basically avoid peak hours and all is good. read more

Small little dessert place in fmp, but has a hot pot rice and fried chicken wings that are really good. I'd say that the fried chicken is a must try. The rice is really good and is meant for 2 people. The tea they serve is pretty unique. Got the tofu dessert and it was pretty standard, nothing exceptional but good. The price is average, reasonable for the quality of food. read more

Awww....heaven.... Got the following: - mixed fruits with grass jelly, superb!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - mixed fruits with mango pudding, pudding tastes a bit old, overall, good - mixed fruits with sago, coconut milk, YUM Every time we visit Toronto, this place is a must to hit! read more

Service- Horrible. We sat there for 10 minutes literally trying to flag someone down because they were too busy on their phones. Food- Dessert was alright, but like other reviewers have noted, a bit pricey for the portion you get. We ordered the black sesame, taro sago, fried milk custard and walnut dessert. Taro sago was definitely the best out of the four. In conclusion, nothing special and I probably wouldn't come again. read more

I came in one afternoon when it was slow hoping for some decent "Sweet Water" (Cantonese sweet dessert). Man, I was totally let down. Old School types like myself prefer high quality ingredients, which often require substantial "prep work". For me to give a thumbs up, the prep work must show thru. Aroma, consistency, subtle flavoring, and freshness via small batches are all paramount. To me, this is a very generic bubble tea type of quick fixing very common in a typical Asian mall. read more

I had the tofu pudding dessert and my friends had the mango pudding. mmmmm....so good! Wish I had tried more on the dessert.

This was just one of the many places we went to for dessert during our time in Toronto. And just another place in which I had cold herbal jelly in Toronto. I think I've ordered that at every dessert place we went to there and I'm serious haha. A good herbal jelly should taste bitter but not too overprocessed, like Jello. The honey or syrup you pour into it should be sweet enough to counteract the bitterness. The herbal jelly here was pretty good. Either that or I've had so much in the days before that my tastebuds can't tell the difference anymore. Nevertheless, it tastes better than any of the stuff back home (well, actually, I've never really come across herbal jelly when I am home; then again, I wasn't really looking). I know it definitely tastes better than the crap you can buy in little plastic cups at the supermarket though. Oh yeah, the thing that got me super excited here was the fact that they have deep fried spicy salty chicken knee. I became obsessed in trying to find a place that serves this here so I can taste what this was all about after a friend asked if I had tried this in HK while I was there and I hadn't so I became super disappointed. And now, I FINALLY get to try it. Yayyyyy! And I wasn't super disappointed with how it tastes either. It was good. Basically, you know the part of the chicken bone that is white and around the joint area? If you eat chicken like I do and finish off every single bit and piece that you are able to chew on, like this white soft bony part, then you know exactly what I am talking about. Well, pretty much, they take this piece off separately and coat with the same breading they use for spicy salty calamari (I KNOW you've had that) and voila! You get spicy, salty chicken knee (or soft bone). And it tastes delicious! Mmm nom nom nom! Only minus about this place is that we went after dinner, at night, so it was packed and we had to wait for a table. And there wasn't that many inside to begin with. How dare they make me wait to satisfy my craving for spicy salty chicken knee! Minus 1-star for that! read more

I love their food. its so sad they kept closing earlier and earlier. But they really need to update their working hours.

Service was extremely slow and the food wasn't really my type. I couldn't even drink their bubble tea because it tasted out of the ordinary. The only thing that was decent was the steam rice noodle roll with oyster sauce and sesame sauce. I probably won't even come by here again read more

Tracy Dessert is a little café that serves up Traditional Chinese desserts such as the typical red bean soup or mango pudding and popular spoon-able desserts that include fruits in them! (my favorite is the sea coconut ice with fresh fruits! very tasty and refreshing!). They also serve other dessert soup classics like sweet potato soup, green bean sweet porridge, water chestnut sweet porridge and an assortment of herbal teas. I remember once ordering the Herbal Jelly which is reported to be good for you but warning, it is VERY bitter! I love coming here, as it has a variety of different, nutritious and healing desserts! read more

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small little place, doesn't seat too many but still a nice place. i usually come for the steamed rice rolls with sesame sauce after watching a movie. lots to choose from in traditional chinese desserts. "tong yuen", grass jelly, sago, mango, papaya, all that goodness. pretty sure there are some herbal stuff too but i never try those ones. lookin at under $10 a person usually. read more

I can understand the difference in reviews on yelp cause to be honest there's definitely an inconsistency in service and food here. At times it is the best place to be and others it is just not even close. I usually order the hot pot rice which is pretty amazing but there was one or two days that the chicken was just not as fresh as I remembered and depending on what you order the desert can be lacklustre. My favourite is the pomelo fruit with mango sago, it is just Heaven! Can't understand why there's such a huge difference some days but I definitely will come back and hope that the kitchen is having a good day. read more

First thing first, this restaurant is an imposter. It's not the same as the big chain in Hong Kong with the same Chinese name. Similar menu, but the quality is not even close. Service is simply terrible, if there's any service at all. It was a typical busy Sunday morning. Not overwhelmingly busy. The girl at the front just didn't feel like to answer your questions when you ask her. You can clearly tell she thinks you're stupid asking questions and she is very annoyed. The way she talks back to us just make us feel like she just wanted us out of there. We order some hot food along with some dessert and smoothies to go. It would take them 15 minutes to get the hot food ready. So we would like to get our smoothies first. Makes sense. However, she insist we need to get all the food, hot and frozen, all together at once because she said it is "one order". It would've taken them less than 5 minutes to make 2 identical smoothies. It feels like she was doing it deliberately because we asked too many questions. And they didn't wait until the hot food was ready or almost ready to make our drinks. That means, by the time all the food was ready after 15 minutes, our smoothies were already melted half way. The hot food and dessert didn't impress us. It was ok at best. The mango smoothie was just terrible. It was already melted half way when we got them. And totally melted to a liquid after another 10 minutes on that hot day. It also taste like rotten mango especially once the ice melted. So bad we just threw them away. I just had a mango smoothie a day earlier in another place and it tasted very fresh. Not like this. The service fails me big time. The food is not good. Why go back? read more

Pretty decent HK style dessert spot in Markham. There are so many and I have only tried Tracy's Dessert and it was enough to satisfy me with their mango pomelo. The mangoes in Canada are surprisingly sweet and juicy. read more

Cramped with limited seating and right next to the swinging door exposing the occasional chill, I only hoped my new experience with my parents would be redeemed since the last memory I had at Tracy was "enhanced" and under the influence. The green pea/seaweed and black sesame desserts were noticeably watered down. I've tasted quality chinese desserts so that really spoiled my expectations. I had the papaya nourishment drink, which they place a papaya in a bowl and they cut a small hole no bigger than the size of a loonie. It was the most difficult spoon and opening to drink out of. Like they hollowed the fruit and filled it with water... not as innovative as I thought. Sucks for me trying something new. read more