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5 Thai ice cream rolls you need to try in Toronto this summer

Thai ice cream rolls in Toronto are a true testament to human ingenuity: ice cream is frozen and rolled in a cold pan to form a beautiful bundle of flavour that you can cover with all sorts of toppings. Anything to beat that Toronto summer heat. 

Here are Thai ice cream rolls in Toronto you need to try this summer.

Arctic Bites

Focusing solely on what's often called "stir-fried" ice cream, this ice creamery in Baldwin Village offers made-to-order Thai rolls that are poured onto an ice grill. Choose from eight flavours of ice cream (including Thai tea) before loading up your cup with toppings.

Rollz Ice Cream

Everything about this plaza dessert spot on Steeles goes all out, from its massive YTV-esque mural to its big portions of ice cream rolls that come in flavours like ice cream cake or chocolate fudge. 

QQ Thai Ice Cream

This spot on Midland Avenue will crush up Ferrero Rochers right on the griddle before pouring frozen ice cream on the bits to create fresh rolls you can cover in whipped cream and drizzle in chocolate sauce.

Roll Me Up Ice Cream & Desserts

Order up creations like the Mango Madness, which features a mango ice cream base, fresh mango, whipped cream and mango sauce from this dessert spot in Thorncliffe Park.

Lead photo by

Hector Vasquez at Arctic Bites. With files from Tanya Mok and Jaclyn Skrobacky.


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