Cafe Princess

Their date tea is my favourite. The chocolate cake is really good too. The grean tea waffle is decent. Great spot to hang out with friends. They have board games but they charge $ 5 for the game on your bill.

Meh. That is how I describe my experience here. Came here on a Monday night with some friends and it was somewhat a disappointment. They were really strict on their rules. 2 hour sitting limit and everyone must order one item. But… What if you wanted to share? :(we noticed there weren’t any game shelf to grab games so we decided to grab a deck of cards from across the street at the gas station. We saw a jenga set left from another group so we grabbed it. The waitress rushed over to tell us theirs a 2.99 $ fee to play. Wow. You’re going to charge to play a game? Wow. Okay. I felt that was so wrong for them to do, so we passed and played with our cards. Anyways, the waffles were good, icecream was good. Nothing special. You can probably find another dessert place around the corner who wont charge you for playing games. Won’t be back though. Sorry!

Updated review: it’s overpriced for the quality of food. The décor and atmosphere is still nice but some of the food such as the cakes aren’t even fresh. So I’m lowering my rating.

Location is convenient, younge and finch. Parking is behind shoppers drug mart. I paid $ 3 evening, I think from 8pm to 8am it is a fixed rate. I celebrated birthday of my daughter with 8 people, 3 kids and 5 adults. We were allowed to take a private room which gave a freedom to kids to fun and make noise without annoying other visitors. A big thanks you for this. It is a beauteful café. Design is a bit of girlish which is expected from the name of the café. We ordered 8 different sweets. The bes one is a green tea waffle. It was amazing. Try red valet. Portion of sweets is big enough for two. Overall rate is very good.

Really, really cute café. And the desserts are good however some are a bit over priced in my opinion. And it’s sometimes hard getting the waiter’s attention when you are sitting near the window.
Overall, experience was wonderful.

My friend introduced me to this place since he had discovered it and came here before with his friends. It’s located on the 2^nd floor of a building, and as for parking I couldn’t really find a place so I decided to park near in the Scotia bank lot.
(Keep in mind that the maximum you can stay at this location is 2 hours).
When I first entered I was awe-​strucked because EVERYTHING IS CUTE, PINK, AND GIRLY. I literally wanted to jump onto the sofas because they looked so comfy but I withheld from doing so. The décor itself is fabulous and is very visually appealing. Anyways, my friend and I was seated near the windows, and checked in around 10−11pm. It wasn’t too packed.
The service itself was not too shabby, the server came with the menus and I ended up ordering: The Iced Honey Jin Citron Green — Tea and the Brownie Chocolate Cheese Cake.
The cheese cake was good but I really loved the Green Tea as it was flavorful but was not overwhelmed with lemon.
In conclusion; this place would be great for a date, or even for a group get together.
~Wifi is available
~Food was average for the most part
~Price Range was affordable but a tad to the expensive side
~Décor is adorable
~Noise level is moderate
I would definitely come visit again and recommend others to try it out!

Overall, a great experience. It feels like being in a Korean drama. The location, décor and menu items fit the Café Princess theme.
You go up stairs to the café and are greeted by friendly staff. The menus are a little worn out but still cute. Café Princess serves milkshakes, smoothies, italian sodas, as well as hot and cold bubble tea, coffee, espresso, and tea drinks. For dessert, they serve a variety of cakes, ice cream, sundaes and waffles.
What we ordered and our thoughts:
Large Kiwi Green Tea with tapioca — not the best bubble tea we’ve had
Small Pineapple Green Tea — also not the best
(We found that even though it was flavoured it was still bland)
Caffé Latté — very well done. It was presented with a chocolate web design in the foam which added the right amount of sweetness to the drink.
Chocolate mousse cake — good but store bought.
All of their cakes can be bought from a grocery store. Each slice of cake was $ 4-​$ 5.
Green tea waffles — AMAZING! The waffles had matcha mixed into the batter which made these fresh waffles evem better. Condensed milk was poured onto the waffles and there was green tea ice cream on the side. Absolutely worth the price and great to split between 2 people.
In total we paid $ 35 for the three of us.
Things worth mentioning:
1. You must pay for parking. Parking is located behind the building (off of Finch). We paid $ 4 for «All Day Saturday».
2. There are two washrooms. One for men, one for women. The décor and paintings inside go very well with the theme. Cute, and girly.
3. Board games are an extra $ 2.50 per game. There are decks of cards but we believe these are included in the $ 2.50 charge.
4. The couches are COMFY! Great for lounging.
5. Wifi is free
6. Staff are friendly

The atmosphere is really cute and girly however the washrooms were filthy and almost looked like there were rat droppings. I didn’t take a closer look to see if it was or not. The waitress didnt really give off a friendly vibe but Im not sure if it was the communication barrier as she wasn’t very fluent in English. As for parking you have to park behind shoppers drug mart or you can park for free on the street after 10 pm. Drinks were decent. I ordered a cold drink and although it came with ice cubes it still ended up being lukewarm.

This a really cute place to come for a date or hangout with girlfriends. The items are a bit overpriced but you are paying for the environment as well. Also, board games are an extra $ 2.50 and the selection is limited. They have jenga but it’s really loud when it falls so beware if you don’t like attention in your general direction. There was a really drunk guy there so he took all the attention, thank you drunk guy :)
Washrooms are super cute too and there are private party rooms available.
They have wifi and the password is on their menu but it didn’t connect today for some reason.
There is also parking on the street, which is free after 10pm.
Service was friendly, we stayed almost until their closing (1am) but they didn’t rush us to go. Bill splitting is available but you should probably tell the server that before she prints the bill.

I’m constantly visiting Toronto and each time I go there I try to check out a different coffee/​tea shop and on this particular day, I wanted to go to a Korean café that served a Korean specific drink, misugahroo. I’d been craving it since leaving Orange County, CA and was hoping to get something just as delicious, tasty as the one I’d grown to love while living in SoCal.
Found this spot via Unilocal and it’s located on the second floor of a strip mall so if you’re handicapped, you’re shit out of luck because the only way up is by a long, narrow set of stairs from the backside of the building.
But once you’re up, you’re invited into a comfortable setting with soft music playing overhead. The only window is towards the back of the store where the large windows allows for plenty of sunlight to stream in.
I was there with some family members and so we each ordered something different. I got my misugahroo drink. They were all just ok. Nothing too special. My drink was not only not satisfying, but it only intensified my cravings for some good misugahroo.
Being that this is somewhat in the middle of Toronto’s Ktown, next time I visit, I think I’ll check out another spot and try their drinks there.
Service was decent. They don’t really come by to check up on you but that’s just Korean customer service in the food sector in general so I wasn’t surprised or annoyed.
Free WiFi though it’s spotty and slow.
Parking: Paid lot
Price: $ 5+
Wait: 5 mins

You have to pay for parking at the back of Princess Café as it is located on Yonge Street on the second floor of an old building. Although the building itself is old, the inside of Café Princess is decorated really nicely with cute sofas and makes the environment very relaxing. It’s a really great place to have some high tea and enjoy an afternoon tea with your friends.
We shared the green tea waffle and a tiramisu. In addition, we also tried the drinks. The waffles were a little dry and mediocre in my opinion. The tiramisu and green tea ice cream tasted like it was bought from a supermarket. The drinks are cute as the barista put their effort into making a smile from the lattes.

This place is our go-​to if we can’t decide where to have our bubble tea.
The environment is so cute and their desserts are yum. There is nothing special about their dishes. They’re over priced cakes and goodies you can find at grocery stores, but you are paying for the cute little environment that you hanging out at.
I actually like the fact that they have minimal dessert list. The less choices is sometimes better. I don’t think of Café Princess as a dessert place. You want killer options, go to Demetres. I think of it as an actual Café, you know, place to get away from the norm and hang out, just chit-​chat, regardless of what you have.
Actually, this may be a cute date place because if you ever hit that awkward silence moment, you can always be like, «Hey, check out those decorations on the windows… neat huh».
Dating tips aside, I gave this place a 5 star because you get exactly what it is you are going here for. The drink. The typical dessert. The unique atmosphere. It’s accomplishing what I believe it intended to do, which is the fun, Asian, «Princess» environment.
If you want a cheaper dessert and bubble tea place, with more variety, this place is not it.

We came here because of its convenient location right on Yonge and Finch. I got honey citrus slush this time, and it was good, but because I know how to make honey citrus slush or honey citrus tea that would taste exactly like what they served me, I felt a little appalled at having to shell out $ 6 before taxes and tips for a cup of honey citrus slush. I can get a jar of honey citrus (yuja in Korean; yuzu in Japanese) tea for $ 6. Nonetheless, I do think you pay for having a good time with a friend chatting away at a café. They kindly list their two wifi networks and respective wifi passwords on their menu. I thought the furniture was nice on my previous visits but I realized many princess chairs are actually in need of replacement.

Café of princesses… or so one would think! Haha this place is a nice cozy place by Yonge and finch. They do have a front and back entrance, but deadly stairs going only one floor up *sad face*. Anyways all jokes aside this place is a nice chill café. Their menu has expanded in the past couple years. Last time I was here eas 6 years ago and let me tell you the menu is gigantic to back then!
There are a decent amount of coffee/​teas, cakes, ice cream to pick from. The quality is quite good at least to me it taste quite good. Not something I’d die for but still good. The interior is quite nice. Couches and small tables everywhere and they even have board games! Although they don’t look to be in the greatest condition though. The prices seem to be an average pricing amongst other cafes.
Definitely not bad but not THE greatest, but worth a try!

This place gets top marks for décor, and comfort but the food selection is more limited than it’s competitors.
There are tons of comfortable couches, and the place looks like a Sanrio church. It’s a nice space for chilling with groups. The board games are a nice touch.
The food selection needs work. For some reason I always have trouble finding something I want. Perhaps the menu caters to a more asian audience, rather than my more americanized tastes.
The weak internet here also makes this place hard to choose because of the insanely fast internet available at places nearby like Chatime, or even orange caramel café.
This places does tend to be quiet during the day, and I could see myself coming back to take advantage of the space for large groups, and the longer hours of operation as compared to places like orange caramel café.

This is the place that makes me feel one step closer to living in a k-​drama ^_​_​^
Adorned with decorations that resemble a fancy tea house or a comfy classic living room, you can take you pic when choosing to sit on the overstuffed white couches or decorative wing-​back chairs in this cute coffee shop located in the upper level of the shops at ynf.
Great lighting, unique décor, not too loud inside, and intimate seating (you are not rubbing elbows with the people next to you), this is a great place for your next coffee date.
The prices are a little high and the food not always cooked perfectly — on those criteria I would have given 3 starts — but the overall vibe bumps it up to a 4!
A nice change from the noisy sterile vibe of Tim Hortons :)

My friend and I came here because I was craving for something sweet. They don’t have their own parking spots so you may have to drive around to find one. He ordered his usual favourite which is Taro bubble tea with waffles. For myself I ordered red velvet cake and matcha slush bubble tea.
I’m not a big fan of waffles so I didn’t try my boyfriend’s dessert. However, the bubble teas aren’t very tasty, a bit plain because they put a little too much ice. I couldn’t taste the matcha at all in my drink. The tapioca is hard as car tiress!!! The cake wasn’t moist enough and it was extremely sweet that I could hardly finish it. They have limited choices and the price isn’t reasonable.
But the décor is cute and cozy. It’s a perfect hideaway for you and your special someone. The sofa/​couch is amazingly comfortable to the point I almost feel asleep. A nice, romantic place full with waffle-​ish aroma. If you’re there not during their ‘traffic hour’, you can get some work done or study there. The place is super comfortable! Plus, the washroom is clean!
The server was cold, I guess they are not comfortable enough to serve people who don’t speak their language. They only accept cash or debit card, which is a minus.
I give this place ³⁄₅ for its atmosphere: a place to escape from the every grind and the gloomy weather.

This is a cute little dessert/​drink place that’s somewhat hidden away amid its busy Yonge/​Finch setting
You have to climb up a long flight of stairs to get to it at the upper level, so not really accessible for people with physical disabilities. The space is a bit larger than it appears from outside, and is furnished with many plush couches and lounge chairs. People are encouraged to stretch out and relax, as long as they have a drink/​dessert while they do so — the place has a time limit (1.5 hrs) and a minimum $ value that customers need to spend to cozy up here though.
The drinks and dessert are pretty standard to what you will find at most Asian places of this type, with BBT, coffees, teas, waffles, and cake by the slice as options. Nothing spectacular here, but still a nice place to lounge around with a group of friends or with your partner.

Came here cuz we’ve passed by a few times & I thought the name was adorable & just had to check it out. The décor is very cozy and would be nice place to be with your friends/​special someone. It was also decorated with some valentines décor as we were there around that time. There was a heart tree w/​vday wishes.
We got to select our seats and sat on a comfy white (or should I say grey?) sofa. It’s probably a little more intimate closer to the front window. The café was filled with the aroma of fresh waffles. Not sure how good they are as we only ordered drinks since we were stuffed from dinner. Perhaps next time. There was also a complimentary water station.
I ordered the hazelnut hot chocolate and it was very sweet and nutty. Service was prompt.
I think they can gain more revenue by offering afternoon high tea. Who wouldn’t want to be spoiled and high tea at the Café Princess? But then people might go over their two hour time limit.

I have been coming here for quite a while. Its a neat hidden coffeeshop near Finch.
All foods and drinks are served in proper China plates /​mugs which is always welcomed over paper cups. Instead of your generic chairs and tables you have some real comfy, living room style couches.
Both hot and cold drinks are great (except sik hye!). Sweets are tasty and come in generous portions. Most items has chocolate including bagels! It’s reasonably priced.
Complimentary lemon water. Washrooms are very clean. WiFi used to be bad but its much better now.
I’m surely treated like a princess every time I come here!