Saryo cafe – Authentic Japanese Desserts & Matcha Treats in North York

Really cute desserts and tea-based drinks at this cafe. They are located at the front of the ramen restaurant, and you can also order their desserts directly from the ramen menu. Not a lot of seating and can get crammed, so it’s recommended to get ramen if you want a more comfortable sit down experience. Really enjoyed the traditional Japanese dessert set

Bear Puff (Cookies & Cream) While undeniably cute this treat fell a bit flat. The exterior lacked crispness the bottom was surprisingly soft and the sweetness was overpowering. Pink Bear Cotta This was a winner It was light and airy with just a hint of sweetness striking the perfect balance. Cream Soda Float It combined Sprite raspberry syrup and a scoop of vanilla ice cream delivering exactly what you expect It was pleasant but not memorable. Matcha Strawberry Ice Cream My friend’s choice turned out to be the highlight The blend of earthy matcha and fresh strawberry made for a delightful scoop. Staff One person handled the café area She was friendly and hardworking offering recommendations and skillfully preparing each drink An extra pair of hands would make service smoother. Ambiance Nestled beside a ramen shop this café provides a sweet finish after a savory meal Seating is comfortable and the decor features natural organic tones with subtle Japanese touches.

Hubby really enjoyed his anmitsu matcha parfait. Melon soda was just as expected, sweet and delicious! The space is shared with the ramen restaurant.

Saryo Cafe has a lot of unique Japanese items on their menu that are hard to find elsewhere in Toronto. All of their food is presented beautifully and taste good. The customer service is wonderful and the interior decor is lovely. I love going here.

This cafe has become my regular stop whenever a matcha craving hits. The vibe is playful and photogenic. The matcha soft serve is smooth and creamy with a strong, earthy kick. I usually go for the matcha anmitsu bowl. The red bean and chewy mochi are a perfect pair, adding just enough texture and sweetness. For something colder and more indulgent, the matcha latte float absolutely hits the spot. Rich, refreshing, and gone too fast. The hojicha options are equally delicious. The hojicha brownie was dense, gently toasted in flavour, and not too sweet. Definitely the best matcha in North York.

Absolutely love this place! I stopped by for their tea set and it was just lovely. The atmosphere is cozy, the music is calming, and the staff are always super nice and warm and welcoming. You can tell they put care into everything, from the drinks to the desserts. Definitely becoming one of my weekly spots!

I stopped by Saryo Cafe on Yonge Street and had such a nice time. I tried the matcha ice cream, which was super creamy with the perfect earthy matcha flavor. My mom got the strawberry matcha, and it looked bright and tasty. I also tried the yuzu soda, and it was refreshing and light, perfect for a little pick me up. The best part was trying matcha the traditional way, just whisked with water, and it was smooth and surprisingly pleasant. Everything felt authentic and relaxing.

This Japanese cafe is located in front of a ramen shop featuring Matcha products. The price is inexpensive. For the parfait, the matcha tastes rich in the ice cream. The ube cheesecake is dense matching with a soft whipped cream which is a perfect combination. The interior is small and beautiful that it is still comfortable in Japanese wooden style.