Tracy Dessert

This is a great location and it’s close to many other Asian restaurants. Opened until late night. Not many tables so we had to wait in line for a whole and the tables are standard sizing regardless of party size. They have coat hangers which are nice. My family and I were slightly disappointed with the flavours of the desserts however pricing was fair. We got the tofu with ginger sugar, mango and pomelo with sago cream and grass jelly, and the sweet sesame paste rice dumpling with ginger sugar.

This little dessert shop is very popular. Has a great selection of traditional and modern Chinese Desserts, as well as snacks and meal options. Shaved ice was very refreshing and the clay pot rice was also very flavourful.

The herb grass jelly was really good. The texture was smooth and so much better than their home made grass jelly which tastes like can grass jelly, it was hard. The hot tofu was good but the shaved ice was just ok.

I came here with my father tonight and we thoroughly enjoyed our experience. The service was good and service was quick. As someone who grew up eating these desserts back in hong kong I can say they’re pretty solid, especially the red bean and pamelo mango sago. The fried milk was okay, and my tofu dessert came room temperature when I asked for hot.

Classic Chinese dessert! Been a staple at FMP for a long time says a lot about it’s quality. Good value and desserts are great. Not the biggest spot so may have to wait when it’s busier at night.

This place has been around for years and their mango desserts have always been featured here as the star of the show. What impressed me was the homemade grass jelly. The mango pomelo sago with grass jelly is pictured here. Would order this again and again. They also offer savory Hong Kong style snacks like street rice noodles and stewed desserts. Don't expect to be able to sit long on a busy night very much understandably so - fortunately if catching up with friends you can take advantage of the benches throughout FMP.

Considering the majority of dessert bars around the area only offer new French / Asian fusion desserts, this small location is one of few remaining places where you can still get traditional Cantonese herbal teas and hot / cold desserts. Their / turtle jelly medicinal dessert and sweet tofu dessert are the best.

My favourite Chinese dessert restaurant in Toronto. The mangos are always fresh and ripe. The tofu pudding and mango pudding never disappoint. The black sesame balls in sweet ginger is also excellent. Cash and debit accepted.

Great little spot that serves HK bites & desserts. They’ve revamped their menu & now include multiple pages of items from fresh fruits, shakes, savoury snacks & desserts. It’s a small place, so expect to wait a bit during peak hours. Cash is king, but now they also accept Interac.

Best value for chinese desserts portion size is good and fairly priced with a good variety of traditional Chinese desserts and snacks.