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Teppanyaki · Old Toronto · $$$
Light crème brûlée and creamy soft‑serve (vanilla, black sesame, or twist) for a sweet finish
American · Old Toronto · $$$
Shabu-Shabu & Hot Pot · Scarborough · $$
Sushi & Omakase · Markham · $$$
Pasta · Old Toronto · $$
Dessert · Old Toronto · $
A custard-filled donut finished with a torched sugar crust that cracks cleanly on the first bite — the shop's most-requested signature item
Chinese · Scarborough · $$
A rich custard base topped with a layer of hardened caramelized sugar.
Bistro · Old Toronto · $$$
Clean, properly set custard with a thin caramel shell — the kind of dessert that earns its place on a French menu by being exactly right
Bistro · North York · $$$$
Properly torched to order with a glass-thin caramel crust over a vanilla custard that sets cleanly — the kind of dessert that signals the kitchen takes the classics seriously
A properly thin, glasslike sugar crust over a rich vanilla custard — straightforward and well-made, as it should be
Bistro · Old Toronto · $$$$
A classical execution — thin caramel shell, cold vanilla custard underneath, no surprises and no shortcuts
Bistro · Etobicoke · $$$
Properly set custard with a clean sugar crust that cracks on tap — the dessert most regulars end on and rarely regret
American · Markham · $$$$
The proper tableside torch finish on a rich custard — a dessert that fits the room's formal register without overreaching
Classic execution — thin caramelized crust over cool, set custard; the test of a kitchen's discipline
Bistro · York · $$$
The canonical bistro dessert — when it's on and the custard is silky beneath a properly torched crust, it lands
Steakhouse · Streetsville · $$$$
The classic steakhouse dessert closer — rich vanilla custard with a properly torched sugar crust, a reliable finish to a long dinner