Ying Tang

The bakeries offer delicious treats at really affordable prices. We grabbed Chinese doughnuts, custard-filled pineapple bun, and savory egg yolk pastries – all really well-made and tasty.

However, the breakfast we ordered didn't quite match the pictures. It wasn't terrible, but not exceptionally good either. The preserved meat and egg on rice were pretty dry and tough, same goes for the meat. The fried buns looked nothing like the picture. On the plus side, the fried dough tasted good. As for the Hong Kong milk tea, it was a bit too light, lacking the robust tea or milk flavor.

I stumbled upon the only affordable and tidy hotel in downtown Toronto for late August. The room looks exactly as shown in the photos, and I'm really digging the industrial decor vibe. The room might be a bit small(easy to bump on the furnitures), but the bathroom is surprisingly spacious.

The only downside? The air conditioner is super loud, which is a bit of a bummer. My earplugs saved my life. But aside from that, it's a pretty quiet hotel, even though there's a loud event happening downstairs.

A nice ice cream store in the beautiful riverside park. A lot of choices, frozen yogurt, ice cream, gelato and more. They even sell some quick food. They also provide three nice outdoor shaded patio tables and chairs to eat on the deck.

We had frozen yogurt and gelato, both for CAD $4.99 and both are very delicious. My son wanted to order more to go. Lol

Note: they only take debits card or cash, no credit card.