Originally a family-run business in Central Taiwan making traditional desserts they’ve now brought these comforting herbal jelly desserts to Toronto. You’ll also want to try the Souffle Matcha Pancakes too.
Originating from Kyoto with over 150 years of being the mecca for matcha lovers, here you can get matcha soft service ice cream and beverages but plan on enjoying their Matcha Sobo adapted from Tsukemen Ramen - traditional Japanese style noodles that you dip in a bowl of broth first. We’ve been to the first location down on Dundas and Bay but this newer, and much larger, location is two floors of goodness. There’s also a matcha and dessert bar up front - Saryo Cafe runs separate from Konjiki. Tip: get there 15 minute before it opens and hold your spot in line or go after the lunch time crowd. Meet lovers should order up a side of extra pork. Their famous original clam broth based is very popular. KONJIKI RAMEN: Japan’s famous Michelin star ramen chef opened up his first outpost in this area and the ramen bowls are worth the wait in line. ChaTime is also within this shop – great for your bubble tea fix or our favourite Iron Goddess Milk Tea Lattes. Their castella cakes are ridiculously good. Taro bread, Earl Grey bread sticks, double baked cheese tarts, charcoal roasted milk tea custard croissants and salted duck egg yolk and sweet custard croissants are delightful. Asian ingredients blended with western and european baking methods is a winning combination. This Taiwanese bakery sells an amazing selection of breads and pastries that you won’t often find elsewhere in the city. Here are some of our favourite places to eat:īAKE CODE: 4910 Yonge Street. If you’ve never ventured north of the 401 along Yonge Street, it’s time to go. Easily accessible by TTC and with ample street parking, there’s no excuse not to visit.
The stretch overflows with Korean, Japanese, Taiwanese, and Persian offerings. It’s easy to satisfy your inner foodie on good quality AND cheap eats. Yonge Street between Sheppard and Finch is an area we visit at least once a week to eat.
0 kommentar(er)
