Bnc Cake House

My personally experience here wasn’t the best, my drink was watered down, and the tapioca for my bubble tea was a little harden. But the people working here are friendly and there is a nice, decently quiet atmosphere. Good place to come to sit and chill while chatting away with friends.

Unique korean pastries! Cool interior! Friendly service!

I drop by BnC on a weekly basis to pick up my favourite buns and korean bread. You have to go by mid afternoon or all the good/​popular buns are sold out.
They also have cakes — the best is the green tea cake.
I tried their bing-​soo, which is a dessert that has ice shavings, milk, red bean and fruits on it. it’s simply amazing and perfect for the summer.
It’s a must try!

My husband & I visited Toronto from the U.S. for the first time last weekend just to visit its TWO (Yes, TWO) Koreantowns! I was determined to find pat bingsoo in Toronto, and I’m thrilled to report that we just happened to stumble into Cake House! I’ve had pat bingsoo many times, but this was the best pat bingsoo I have ever had… ever! The eatery is super cute too. Go out of your way for this place! Fantastic!

37 °C = 98.6°F
Koreatown establisments display photos…
Soon Tofu, Kimchi Jigae, Dak Galbi, Bibimbap
Gamjatang, Hodo Kwaja, Yangnyeom Tongdak @@
My eyes turn RED, Hot, Spicy til I splashed backwards in refreshment.
PATBINGSOO ($ 5.99)
Froyo, Sweet Azuki Beans, Condense Milk, Fruit Toppings, Shaved Ice
Service:
Korean. Lady. 40(or so) y.o. Friendly. Happy.
Products:
Froyo, Bubble Tea, Breads, Cakes, Waffles, Coffee & Tea.

I visited Bnc Cake House on a winter evening. so Fro Yo was never on my mind! So I settled on one of their little baby Cheese cupcakes…
They were nice and fluffy. and really light Cheesy taste and not overwhelming!
The lady that worked here was nice and friendly. and so really apologetic on the limited selections on this particular Saturday late afternoon!

Hallelujah! I FINALLY FOUND IT! The frozen yogurt that launched the Red Mango and Pinkberry craze in the States. (Google it.) The Canadian incarnation goes by the name Yogoberri and I discovered it inside a tiny Korean bakery along Bloor Street’s K-​town.
For the uninitiated, this frozen yogurt is more tart and less sweet than the TCBY kind. You can have plain vanilla yogurt but it’s all about the toppings; fresh fruit, nuts, cereal… weird-​looking powders I never tried.
A small (5 oz.) is $ 2.97 + 95 cents per topping. Medium (8 oz.) including three toppings is $ 4.99.
I used to eat this frozen yogurt all the time when I lived in Korea and I was practically weeping with joy when I was reunited with it today.
Shameless plea: Go eat lots of it so the chain will multiply and open a branch near my home. THANKS!
(FYI, the 5 stars is for the yogurt. I haven’t tried anything else at the bakery.)
**ETA: Dear Fro Yo Gods, Thanks for opening up Blushberry closer to my home. xoxo, susan c.**