Lamb Kebab – Savory Chinese Crepes

Yummy, affordable and crispy Chinese crepes. They can only make 2 at a time though so lines/​waits can be long.

The portion is so small that 4 of their skews is probably the same amount of meat of one skewer from other places.

Was casually just browsing Unilocal while I was on the streetcar when I came across this stand. Intrigued by the positive reviews I decided to give this stand a try. The woman who took my order spoke absolutely no English. Despite the language barrier she still communicated well through lots of pointing.
Decided to order the savoury crêpe with ham. Crêpe was prepared in front of me. It was made quickly with a great amount of finesse. Definitely a good crêpe but .5 star because of the lack of ham. Overall 4.5÷5.

This little stand makes THE BEST jianbing I have had outside of Beijing/​Tianjin for a decent price. $ 4 for one. $.50 for extra egg, $ 1 for ham, $.50 for shredded pork floss. It is one of the best price for Toronto. Love it. Like being on China. I hope he always stays in business.

Amazing little kiosk in the sidewalk on the north side of Dundas on the east side of Spadina. I tried the taiyaki, which is a cute little crêpe type of Japanese dessert filled with red bean, green tea, or pineapple. Tasty and warm! And I also tried their BBQ which was good as well. They have several different meats on a stick but my fav was the Philippine sausage, yummy!
After standing there (no seating) for a few minutes, it was obvious I have to return soon to try the Chinese savoury crepes which look very good. It’s a crêpe coated with egg as it cooks, and wrapped around a crispy cracker with lettuce and some sauces. It’s from northern China and people were telling me they come from Mississauga to seek out one of these delightful looking snacks. I’ll be back!

Love this place! The first time my bf and I discovered it, we did the 40 min trek from our place 3 times that week cuz we couldn’t get enough. Now whenever we eat out at Chinatown, we save a little room so we can share a crêpe and/​or a Taiyaki on the walk home. Not the healthiest habit, but soooo yummy.

If you want something to eat something quick this place have yummy Chinese crepes. They also have taiyaki (Japanese fish-​shaped cake) and BBQ sticks.
The crêpe was $ 4, it was made in front of you and you can add additional egg ($.50), dried meat floss ($.50) or ham ($ 1). It was filling. The matcha taiyaki was an interesting flavor, I ate it half an hour later after so it didn’t taste as good. I would definitely come back to when I visit Toronto again!

I tried a few Chinese crepes in other places (including T&T) and they just weren’t quite right, so I came back here. These are without a doubt the best in Toronto. Perfect balance of crispy and chewy with fresh lettuce. Ask for extra sauce to get closer to perfection ;)