Review: Uncle Tetsu's Japanese Angel Cafe

Finally got to review the Uncle Tetsu's Japanese Angel Cafe. The very first maid cafe to open in Toronto! I actually visited the cafe twice. You can also read about my review on the Uncle Tetsu Japanese Cheesecake and the Uncle Tetsu Japanese Matcha Cafe. 

Right at the front near the cashier, there is a display of all the different type of cheesecakes and desserts that they sell at the cafe including the original cheesecake and the angel hat cheesecake which you can also buy for takeout as well.

Pastel Creperie & Dessert House

I'm actually on vacation right now in Japan but I scheduled this post to be posted while I was away because I didn't want my blog to stay inactive for 2-3 weeks, lol. 

Anyway, I went to this creperie place a very long time ago with a friend but somehow I never blogged about it on my blog before. Did I ever mention how much I LOVE desserts Especially crepes and ice cream! My friend recommended me to try this one called Pastel Creperie & Dessert House on Yonge and Finch and it was soooo amazing! Thinking about it now makes want to go back there and eat some more crepes! (▰˘v˘▰)

The interior design inside. I love how everything is so green that it looks so refreshing and relaxing. Oh and the chalk board art menu is too cute. (｡◝‿◜｡)

Sweet Potato crepe. 

Black sesame crepe 

Do you have any favourite dessert places that you like eating at? If so, what are they? There is actually a few new Japanese dessert places that just opened in Toronto that I wanted to try but I decided to wait until I come back from my Japan trip to try them because I need to save my money and quota to eat at all the cute and fancy cafes in Tokyo instead. XD

Q-Pot Cafe & Flagship Shop in Harajuku

This will be a very long post on the Q-Pot Cafe & Flagship Shop in Harajuku. I first discovered about this cafe through famous blogger Cheesie and Universal Doll. I was SO IN LOVE after reading both their posts about the cafe that I just had to go there myself to experience being at the magical cafe with their super cute and adorable desserts. I'd LOVE to come back and visit the cafe again on my next future trips to Tokyo. (*⌒∇⌒*) 

I really like the concept of the exterior design of the cafe outside with a number on the door that gives you the illusion of entering into a different room when you open the doors. Kind of like Alice in the wonderland and it really does make you feel like you're in a magical wonderful when you walk around the outside of the cafe and exploring each little area and looking closely at all the details.