Lost in Tokyo Café&Bar

This cute little dessert café had the best parfaits ever! They do accept walk-ins but It is a very popular spot, so I recommend making a reservation. Make sure to arrive on time as they hold tables for 10 minutes. The five of us were seated together at a lovely wooden table with moss decorating the middle. The staff here were so sweet, accommodating us with comfy chairs for our group and being ever so attentive. I got an Iced Matcha Latte and their Premium Matcha Parfait. The Iced Matcha was delicious and light, with great quality matcha. The parfait was an utter work of art. It as composed of several layers all with delicious, complimentary ingredients. I kept digging and finding new, scrumptious treasures. I definitely recommend this Japanese parfait café for its delectable desserts, amazing staff and cozy atmosphere!

We loved our experience! We were taking a walk down queen st. during the holidays and stopped in at this little cafe for a quick beverage. I got the hot macha latte to go and my partner got the iced strawberry macha latte to go. They were both delicious and we can’t wait for our travels back to Toronto to visit again. Our server was nice and attentive, and we gave him tips on where to go when visiting Tokyo!

The limited chestnut parfait is amazing. It is healthy as there are fresh figs and also sweet with jelly, ice cream and cake. I definitely will visit this place again. The server was really sweet and embodied the spirit of waitressing in Japan. The decors are super cute.

Lost in Tokyo is a cozy spot in Toronto known for its parfaits and matcha drinks. They do accept walk-ins, but it can get busy, so we recommend making a reservation beforehand. The staff is super friendly and welcoming, and the cute décor makes you feel like you’ve stepped right into Tokyo. We ordered their strawberry matcha latte and matcha yuzu float. Their menu has a little bit of everything, especially if you’re craving something light. We only tried their drinks this time, but we’ll definitely be back for the parfaits. Both the strawberry matcha latte and the matcha yuzu float were incredibly refreshing. They weren’t too sweet, which let the matcha shine through with the perfect balance of flavour.

Saw this place on insta and wanted to check it out. It was worth the hype. I recommend booking a reservation beforehand just in case you’re not able to get seats before opening. The seats fill up pretty quickly. The melon soda was so good. I highly recommend it 🙌 My date ordered the chestnut parfait. We both enjoyed it very much. The parfaits are a bit pricey but are worth it! I’m coming here again 💗💗

second time visiting here and it’s so far the best dessert cafe i’ve been to in toronto!! 😭❤️ staffs are super nice and welcoming, made sure I got what I need 💝 matcha parfait had so many layers like green tea ice cream, jasmine jelly, chewy dango, and sweet whipped cream (I believe) which was my favourite 🥺💚 omg I hope they keep the matcha themed one it was so yummy strawberry pudding parfait was the one i had when I came here for the first time and it was so good too!! pudding was exceptional and decoration was perfect!!! and lastly the vibe was amazing inside! all the small details of furnitures inside had immaculate vibe! good for instagram lol sooo glad to find somewhere like this actual japanese style cafe in toronto 🤍🤍🤍✨

I ordered the Mont Blanc parfait and the strawberry shortcake parfait. Both tasted really yummy 😋 except the puff pastry on my Mont Blanc was not crispy like it should have been. It was very soft and chewy. The caramel custard on strawberry shortcake was so rich and creamy

Super cute trendy cafe, good for pictures and good service. Unfortunately could not say the same about the food. I only tried the Chestnut parfait but I highly regretted it, paid $22 (which I found strange that the prices were not listed on the paper menus) for a weird tasting parfait that my friend also thought was weird. Tasted like food? Like not a desert??? It was salty and slightly bitter, not very sweet or enjoyable (ended up pouring a peach tea bottle I had into it to help, and my stomach ended up hurting a little bit after we left but that’s besides the point). My friend got the strawberry parfait and said it was ok, but the strawberries were sour. If I come back here I would try the drinks that looked good like the melon soda or matcha, but those two parfaits were mediocre. Word of advice for this cafe: 1. please put the prices on the menu, and 2. If this place is dedicated to parfaits and drinks, please work on the parfaits, especially since there’s only three. Thanks