Traditionally served after Japanese weddings to symbolize good fortune, now Japanese pancakes have become one of the most popular food trends, even in faraway lands. Prepared with the exact amalgamation of flour, milk, high quality eggs, sugar and vanilla (optional); these are sinfully delicious dessert items. Nowadays they are as well found in a number of flavours. Thus, owing to its demand, mentioned here are the top 5 places to relish fluffy Japanese pancakes in Toronto.
1. Fuwa Fuwa:
Best known for mouth-wateringly delectable, super soft and amazingly fluffy Japanese pancakes, Fuwa Fuwa tops our list. Here each pancake is a delicate balance between a soufflé and a traditional pancake, making it a great dessert. Plus each one is accompanied by perfectly whipped cream and fresh fruits on top. If by chance, for any reason, the ordered pancake fails to impress its customer/s, its chef will happily prepare a second one. Its branches are located in Downtown, Square One, Midtown and Vaughan.
2. Hanabusa Café:
Especially in demand for custard Japanese pancake, Hanabusa Café prepares all of its pancakes manually by using original ingredients. Although it might seem like hype, but the truth is people literally line up to have a bit of its pancakes. It is based in Kensington.
3. Tsujiri:
Been in business for over 155 years, you will not regret ordering one of its jiggly and fluffy Japanese pancakes. Furthermore, to enhance the taste, each pancake comes with ice cream and peach on the side. The restaurant is located north of Sheppard on Yonge.
4. Okonomi House:
Although Okonomi House offers variety of Japanese street food, it has as well earned a reputation for preparing flavoursome, fluffy Japanese pancakes that are quite pleasing to the taste buds. Here the menu is quite eclectic and one can never return disappointed. It is situated in Charles Street.
5. Isabella’s Boutique Restaurant:
Last but not least, Isabella’s Boutique Restaurant, located at 2066 Queen St East, is yet another place to get best Japanese pancakes in Toronto. Its speciality is the mochi-mochi pancakes which are firm yet soft. The family owned restaurant not only offers amazing food at fair price but as well is known for impeccable service. They also have vegan-friendly, peanut free and with no gluten options.
Now that you have the list, simply drop by and visit any one of them, wherever you crave for delicious and fluffy Japanese pancakes in Toronto.
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