Cafe N One

Been here a few times and food is very nice. It is more on the pricer end. Small but very cute brunch spot. It can be busy during peak hours, I recommend going earlier. Their lattes are the way to go.

I have been to this place in Finch and Yonge location, this one is super nice as well! Love their food and drinks. However this location has limited sitting, best to come in before noon on the weekends 🕛

Small, comfy cafe on Woodbine! They have great food, including Japanese souffle, kaarage moffles, lattes, etc. It does get quite busy during peak hours, so if recommend coming early or getting a reservation.

This cafe never disappoints. Their food is exceptional and the service is excellent.

Nice cafe style restaurant with western style dishes including pasta, croissants, sandwiches, and desserts. Everything tastes good and is served in decent sized portions. The restaurant is quite small so expect to wait. There is also limited parking at this plaza, but there are a few in the back as well. They offer 10% cash discount so I gave them 5 stars instead of 4.

Lovely cafe with good food and good space for chatting with friends. Their waffles and souffle pancakes were so good! Definitely a favorite of mine that I suggest to friends when deciding where to meet up for lunch!

Pleasantly surprised at the quality of food from this unassuming little cafe! Nestled in an uninspiring strip of otter shops on Woodbine, I didn’t have high expectations but wow - excellent, freshly prepared food and super friendly staff. Modern interior. I didn’t try their specialty coffees but the brewed coffee was decent. A hidden gem!

Nice Japanese place to have brunch. Tried some croissant and egg pudding, liked the sesame tea the most.

One of the better brunch spots I've been to. The server was very friendly and offered her recommendations and suggestions without hesitation. The space might seem a bit small, but will be sufficient for small groups of 3-4 people. My friend and I ordered the karaage chicken and waffles along with the signature creme brule souffle pancakes. The pancakes were very light, airy, and fluffy, which made for a great experience (the whipped cream on the side was a great complement to the whole dish). The chicken & waffles dish was enhanced with the sauces - tasted very flavourful and went very well with the fried chicken. However, I would rate the pankcakes a notch higher just because of the timing of the meal (brunch). Overall, a fantastic brunch - will definitely return for more!

I’ve been here 3 times, and their quality is still remain the as good as usual. Server is very attentive and helpful when ordering, and very considerate on serving as well. I like their Pork Belly croissant, karaage is delicious as well. The soufflé pancake is fluffy and tasty, I like it as they are not too airy that you felt like you didn’t eat anything after it.

little gem in a busy markham area. European setting and sitting style crowded but friendly and comfy feels
good selections on menu items. appropriate food portion and size
in general everything’s r good including the signature dishes ; karate; pancakes: waffle ; croissant and pasta. and quality is the key consistence consistence
oh green tea latte and coffee r favorite and right temperature
nice place for a brunch or a family or friend meet up

highly recommend this west meets east fusion cafe

You should give this place a chance! Just a small spot off of woodbine across Costco, I’ve driven by and never given it a thought. Their drinks and their food are phenomenal. Had their wafu carbonara and smoked salmon meal. Potatoes are a real stand out & their drinks and soufflé pancakes were also quite good. Most of all, their service was incredible! Very attentive and went above and beyond given the circumstances.

With amazing food and cozy seating arrangement, it's a perfect place for chats with friends! Their yogurt berry soufflé was worth the 10-15mins wait! The black sesamé latte and their classic breakfast are comparable to other cafés, but the soufflé is definitely the highlight of this place. As with many popular establishments, long wait times are to be expected - I wouldn't deduct a star just because of that. I still had to wait the last time I made reservation... didn't take long to get seated though.

Located in a very small plaza and customers were fighting for parking spots with few more restaurants there. First time to try this Japanese style cafe. Cozy and clean. Great Earl Grey Latte and Flat White. We ordered the Matcha Red Bean Souffle Pancakes. They tasted pretty nice and had prefect amount of sweetness. Warm, soft, fluffy and jiggly. Service was ok and it was a bit slow. Overall experience was good.

There are few vegetarian options. Avocado toast with beet and cheese was actually not bad. The egg croissant with cheese was also good too. I think only the side roasted potato is sometimes over deep fried.

Delicious Japanese inspired brunch menu with a decent coffee menu. We ordered the karaage croffles and carbonara which were both very fresh. Would recommend calling ahead for a table at this location.

We sampled a variety of dishes. Can’t say there was a single miss, with the chicken and pancakes standing out from the pack. Great seasoning on the potatoes. We were impressed and will definitely return.

So enjoy the lunch there. we ordered a pasta and a green tea souffle. Both were so good. The staffs there were very friendly and polite. Me and my friend do enjoyed our lunch there. We definitely will go again and recommend this cafe.

We used to order takeout from this place when dine-in wasn’t an option. While the price is a bit steep, the food is always good.

My husband likes the moffles (mochi waffles), and I like their pasta. Their coffee is decent. The soufflé pancakes were not bad, but also not outstanding. We do appreciate that their desserts are not overly sweet though.

A few friends and I went for brunch on Jan 2. We got there around 10:30am and it was already pretty packed with people. Luckily they had a table for us pretty quickly.

Their menu is kind of like Japanese fusion and the flavours are pretty interesting though the menu is a bit on the smaller end. I got their mochi waffles and it wad served with blueberries, whipped cream and caramelized bananas. Even though there was no sauce for the waffles, the flavours from the fruit and the cream really brought everything together. The waffles themselves were dense but still light and definitely filling. I would definitely come back again to try their pancakes and souffles (30 min wait).

Pricing wise they were pretty affordable. The waffles were $15 and they give a 10% discount if you pay cash.