Where to get Japanese cheesecake in Toronto
Japanese cheesecakes in Toronto make for the perfect dessert to snack on. Fluffy and mildly cheesy, these soufflé-style cheesecakes can now be found at outposts across Toronto and the GTA and the real bonus is that digging in no longer requires waiting in line.
Here are some places to get Japanese cheesecake in Toronto.
Uncle Tetsu
This global chain is synonymous with Japanese cheesecake. They started the craze for the airy dessert in Toronto and now have locations over the city including in Little Tokyo, Union Station and North York.
Cheese Garden
Ooey gooey cheese tarts aren't the only thing on the menu at this Japanese bakery. They also serve authentic Japanese cheesecake and double fromage cheesecakes. Find locations in downtown Toronto, North York and Scaborough to get your fix.
Wanoka Cafe
Yoko Ameri runs this Scarborough cafe, where you can find her signature tofu cheesecake – a silky, creamy, and not-too-sweet cheesecake, which she perfected at J-Town's Nakamura Bakery. The Japanese dessert is available by the slice, or as a whole cake – just make sure to order in advance.
mon K Patisserie
This French-inspired Japanese bakery in East York makes its cheesecake from fluffy meringue and cream cheese. Available Tuesdays to Thursdays, the cheesecake is sold whole in sizes serving six or eight.
Bake Code
With locations scattered across the GTA, Bake Code ensures that Japanese cheesecake is never too far away. It's available by the slice here, so you don't need to purchase a whole cake to get a taste.
Tsuchi Cafe
Tucked away on College Street, Tsuchi Cafe is a cozy, rustic Japanese cafe that offers vegan and plant-based cheesecakes. Their gluten-free takes on the fluffy, airy dessert rotate every few months, so make sure to visit often!
Love Me Sweet Retail
Love Me Sweet prides itself on making moist, cloud-like Japanese cheesecakes. If you're in the area and are craving a classic, fluffy cheesecake, you can stop by the bakery in-person at their retail location in Scarborough.
Jesse Milns at Uncle Tetsu
