SUGAR Cafe and Lounge

The food at SUGAR Cafe and Lounge was okay :/ The Iced Lemon Tea with Ice-shaped bear was okay. The lemon tea was flavour was a bit too mild for our liking. The Curry Chicken Katsu Benny was okay. The chicken was moist and tender but lacked seasoning. The outer layer of the chicken katsu was over-fried :(. The eggs and salad were good. The curry sauce was okay.

This spot is a Cafe by day and a Lounge by night, their Brunch Menu is a MUST try😮‍💨These Strawberry and Matcha Sweet Sandos were BOMB, perfectly crunchy, not overly sweet and super pretty! We also tried 2 of their Egg Benedicts, Curry Katsu and Smoked Salmon, the Eggs were fluffy, topped with the perfect amount of Hollandaise Sauce, so good! Korean Bulgogi Breakfast Poutine had the most flavourful shaved Beef on Home Fries, topped with Poached Eggs and Sauces, just BOMB! Horlicks and Matcha Latte had the prettiest Latte Arts but were a bit too sweet imo.

This is a fusion cafe and lounge. There are large screens built on each wall for game watching which is pretty good. They offer food items from small finger foods to main courses, however, the varieties are limited and the price is quite high comparing to the food portion. The main courses tasted good but not worth for the price. Overall it is still considered a good place for friends gathering, games watching, and drinks.

Party of 2. Visited for an event. Ordered triple threat sliders (better than expected) and bulgogi fries (was okay). Food was decent. Servers were lovely. Wait time between ordering and getting served the food was longer than expected. The place was stylish, inviting, and clean. They have tables for smaller parties of 1-3 and booth seats for bigger parties 5-8.

We came for brunch on a weekend, they served western brunch with a HK cafe twist, which was really interesting. The service was great and the staff were all very friendly. I got the Dong Po Rou Benny and Horlicks Latte. For sharing, we ordered the Bulgogi Fries, Strawberry Sando, and the Matcha Sando. The portions were very generous, the Bennys was a tad heavy on the bread but they definitely don't skimp on the toppings, and everything tasted pretty good. We loved the Strawberry Sando, it was a great finish to the meal! I would definitely recommend this place for the food and chill vibes.

Came here from brunch with the kids. I really liked the food as there are some unique options. The dong po rou eggs Benny was so nicely done. The pork itself was so tender and the perfect amount of fat to complement the bites. The Katsu Benny was delicious too. I thought it was going to be soggy from all the sauce but it went really well with it. My daughter had the basic eggs and sausage. Looked ok, but I don’t think you would come here for the classics as you would go try different things at establishments like this. We also got the whipped cream toasts which look like this viral Japanese sweet sandwiches. Love this so much! So much cream just waiting to burst. Service was great. People working here are super friendly and so nice to my kids too. Parking is in a huge lot but it is a fairly busy mall with lots of businesses and restaurants so spots get filled up quick. Great job overall

Came here at 3 pm right before closing on a Saturday afternoon. Ordered the bulgogi poutine and salmon Benny… 10/10 to die for. I will be dreaming about these. The waitresses were both extremely accommodating and knowledgeable about the menu. We ended up staying past their closing by 1.5 hours and not once did we feel like we were being rushed out. This is my new go to spot, can’t wait to come back.

Came here for brunch and the food was only ok. The drinks were standard but the add on characters are cute. Selection for food options were minimal but okay.

Wonderful cafe/lounge, it's a bit hard to find as it's not on the ground floor. You'd have to go upstairs of Times Square the stairs next Remax would be the one. The south west corner building of Times Square is what you're looking for. This is a great place that offers lunch/brunch options and then at night it transforms into a lounge. They have plenty of board games that you can use free of charge during brunch and during the evening lounge time. Food was delicious, fresh, and looks great. I would definitely return!

Located on the second floor at Times Square, the space shares the same main entrance as where Dahu used to be. Go up the escalator and turn right. There is an elevator for accessibility. The business model is lounge at night where you can enjoy music , drinks and small bites and during the day they serve an Asian fusion style breakfast/brunch. Tables are mainly 'c - shaped' booths and some small tables in the middle. Very spacious. At 1:30 there was still a decent crowd. Ordering is via QR code. Lots of eggs benny, omelettes, breakfast poutines and breakfast plates.There is a 1-4 pm menu that includes items such as HK deep fried chicken leg with fries and bulgogi fries. Menu is very much bar food style. Lots of deep fried. What was ordered: Spinach and egg omelette Breakfast plate - toast, egg, sausage and fruit Bulgogi poutine Feedback: Breakfast poutine was not hot enough. But the time it made it to the table it was lukewarm. Might have been made first and sat under the heating lamp too long? The breakfast plate gives you a choice of sausage, peameal ham, spam and one other choice. You also get a choice of fruit or salad. Sausage is your standard grocery store sausage but you still get 4. It's the fruit that was sad. It almost looked like garnish, 3 pieces of thinly sliced pineapple, small bunch of grapes and 2 thin slices of orange. Service was decent, there was a conscientious effort to check on all the tables.

Sugar cafe, is a cool choice for a hangout, although a little tricky to find. To find it, you need to go to where Deer garden is, and take the stairs up. The interior is very cool. I heard some nights they do switch nights where people can play and it will view on the projector. They also have a photo room which was a nice touch. The food was the reason I would give it a 4/5. My friends and I found that some things were just too dry, such as the pork katsu sandwich. Not only was the meat very thin and overcooked, it was very dry. When we asked for sauce for the sandwich the waitress informed us that it would be extra which was alright with us, but gave us quite a bit of attitude saying that it wasn't for the sandwich, which was fine, as we just wanted to add some sauce to the sandwich, and we enjoyed the sauce. But besides the waitress, the other waitress was very kind and accommodating. In terms of the drinks, they are beautifully crafted, so if you like taking pictures, this is definitely the place. Overall, sugar cafe is a definite must for the vibe.

There's a lot of seating available and they do take reservations. I felt like the menu was a bit small, but when did have different foods compared to your typical breakfast spot. It was a quiet time when we went, I did enjoy the glassware they used for the drinks. I would like to come by dinner time to see how that is in comparison

Got two different eggs benedict, it was okay. Interior was nice, tables were spacious, service was okay. Creme brulee fried bread was also okay.

This place is located in front of Dahu Hotpot. This place has booth seats with beer pong table, Nintendo switch to play on the big screen. Dark with lights. Usually packed on the weekend. The waitresses were prompt and attentive with anything we needed. The owner Brian was there today who also provided the Nintendo switch for our group which is a HUGE plus to go out of his way to do for us! The salmon risotto was EXCELLENT! Omg I was absolutely impressed because the salmon was cooked JUST right. It was perfect. Risotto was very good as well. Definitely something you cannot pass up on. The fries bulgogi is a little overcooked but still has that nice crunch and very balanced seasoning. The ube toast was also quite delicious as well. I will surely come back here again!

I came on a Saturday afternoon, so we experienced more of the café than the lounge vibes. A extensive brunch menu with the usual options, however, I was attracted to the dessert more than the savoury options. I had the crème brûlée cream sandwich and the hot Hong Kong milk tea. I've never had this type of sandwich before, so I was impressed by the presentation. The top was nicely brûléed and provided a next textural contrast to the soft cream inside. It went well with the milk tea, which balance the sweetness. Nice place to sit and chat, as many tables were enjoying a leisurely meal.

Matcha Latte - had no matcha taste. Tasted of milk Smore latte - had no espresso taste. No marshmallow taste other than the physical marshmallows Classic eggs benny - hollandaise sauce lacked enough flavor. Home fries were soft and mushy not crispy Classic breakfast - sunny side eggs were over cooked. Yokes were solid. The fruit salad was 1 small strawberry and 5 grapes with 2 slices of orange. Service this time was good. Previous visit the server was very rude and judgmental. Was a little hard to grab their attention foe the bill. Resturant was very clean. Not too loud music. Projectors on the wall to help with the mood. They seemed to have a photo area but there were kids running around in there so we didnt have a chance to go take a closer look. Everything is quite expensive for the portion. Left still hungry after spending close to $30 per person.

I kinda got lost trying to look for this place went up times square thinking its there but when i realized that its unit 200 something im like okay must be somewhere on the 2nd floor. Took the escalator up and didnt see anything... i knew there were restaurants after you cross that bridge so i took my chances n there it was!!! I feel like omg at last i found it. Went it n i was like uhh ok this place looks interesting..,. You have booths all around the whole restaurant and thats pretty much it... We ordered the special ice milk tea, garlic parm wings and bulgogi poutine. The food was surprisingly delicious!! I would definitely come back to try their brunch menu The milk tea was just soo cute but a little pricey $6.99....

Finally tried this place after all the hype I've heard. We didn't have a reservation but we went when it just opened not so long ago so we could sit anywhere. There was only 1 other table when we got there and maybe a few more tables as we were leaving. Ambiance - the place was dim but had some nice decor. The cherry blossom picture is actually projected on a monitor. Service - it was initially quick. She even poured us the water and explained how to order and what was available. She checked on us periodically but at the end, we had to flag her down for the bill Food - ordered the breakfast combo and an iced tea. The breakfast was a large portion and filling. However, the bacon was burnt. The iced tea is standard. Overall - 3/5, maybe I'll come back with friends for brunch and try other things on the menu.

This is a new Chinese Cafe and Lounge. They focus on Chinese lounge/street food, dessert, hot/cold drinks, alcoholic drinks, and cocktails. The vibe is dark inside like a bar-lounge, and it has modern decorations. They plan to have various game nights, too. It was recently soft-opened on 2024-12-16. We went there on 2024-12-22. They have a Cafe Menu (afternoons) and Lounge Menu (evenings). During the soft opening, we were allowed to order from both. Luckily, there were a group of us (we shared most dishes). We were happy that there was a two-month period where the government decided there would be no food/drink taxes charged, so we saved on the 13% taxes. Yes, we stayed there for a very long time! There were lots of leftovers to take home. You order items from their online menu via a QR code. We found prices slightly higher than average. During the soft-opening period, for a limited time, all evening food items are 20% off! And you will receive a special gift if you ask the server about it. We ordered the following from the Cafe Menu: 1. Iced HK Style Yin Leong ($5.45). 2. Iced Smores Latte ($8.49). 3. Hot Matcha Latte ($7.49). 4. Iced HK Milk Tea ($6.99). 5. Hot Peppermint Mocha ($7.49). 6. Matcha Sando ($8.99). 7. Black Sasame Crepe Cake ($11.95). 8. Peach Mousse Cake ($7.45). 9. Mango Mousse Cake ($7.45). We ordered the following from the Lounge Menu: 1. Beef Skewers ($7.99). 2. Lamb Skewers ($7.99). 3. Pork Belly Skewers ($6.99). 4. Curry Beef Balls ($10.99). 5. HK Fried Chicken Leg ($10.99). 6. Bulgogi Fries ($10.99). 7. Cucumber Salad ($5.99). 8. 6 Share Plate ($31.99). 9. Fried Instant Noodles + Beef ($9.99). 10. Clams ($10.50). 11. Chicken Karaage ($9.99). 12. Haku Essense Cocktail Tower ($59.99). 13. Tokyo Drift ($15.99). 14. Sake Bomb ($8.99). All the drinks and food from the Cafe Menu looked beautiful and tasted great. The food from the Lounge Menu allowed us to give a big dinner. It didn't disappoint! They were all very delicious. We ate most of it. The Cocktail Tower was huge, bigger than expected! There was a tap at the bottom to pour our the cocktail. It had 9oz of liquor in it, but it didn't take very alcoholic. We only finished about 40% of it; too bad we are not allowed to take home the alcohol due to the law. The Sake Bomb was quite interesting. A staff member would strike a handheld gong several times while encouraging a person to drink the sake, which is in a small shot glass, held above a glass cup with two chopsticks. The drinker would bang on the table, making the chopsticks vibrate until the shot glass falls into the glass cup, which has Sapporo in it! Then you would drink the entire mixture in one go. Quite loud and entertaining for the entire restaurant! The customer service was very good. The food came out much faster than expected; though when we went, there were not many customers. Despite going there about a week after the restaurant-lounge opened, the food and service were good. There were no disappointments. There is plenty of table seating. Each table has a dice game called Liars Dice. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible. There is one gender-neutral washroom. This is free parking in the mall's parking lot. Review 2025-001

This Chinese cafe and lounge has recently opened up in Richmond Hill a d has become very popular. They offer cafe menu during the day and transform into a lively bar and lounge by night. They offer Hong Kong- inspired menu and exciting experiences like "Sake Bomb". We had so much fun trying their street food like "Meat Skewers", "Clams", "Chicken Karaage", "Bulgogi Fries", "Hong Kong Fried Chicken Legs". Their Cocktail towers are a must-try for group outings. Their cafe menu is very attractive, too. Hong Kong Milk Tea and Latte with the lion decoration is very versatile. They serve hot beverages in beautiful and colorful Chinese cups that make them very special. Their desserts and Crepe Cakes are very refreshing. The staff are very friendly and attentive.

Brunch time with my friend at Sugar Cafe & Lounge (Daytime)! Food was absolutely delicious, and the drinks were amazing too! That dragon ice cube was so adorable ^^ Servers were also friendly and very accommodating. Thank you for such a great experience! We will definitely be back again! Highly recommend: - Iced Hong Kong Milk Tea - Lychee Mojito - Dong Po Rou Benny - Spam & Cheese Breakfast Poutine - Miso Glazed Salmon w/ Seafood Mushroom Risotto

I saw this on instagram and Facebook reels and it intrigued me. Finally had a chance to try it out. It is in the same bulding as Dahu hotpot at Times Square. I think this place used to be a Japanese restaurant? It's a cafe in the morning (10-4:30pm) and then a lounge (7pm - closing). Ambiance - 4/5: plenty of spots but the seats are definitely tight. Got some cute decor. They have bathrooms in the restaurant. All 3 can be used by any gender. They do have an accessibility bathroom but it is out of order today. Service - 4/5: we got seated very quickly. We didn'y have a reservation but because we went so close to opening time, it didn't matter. We were the 2nd group to be there. Our server is really nice. She poured water out for us and explained the hours and recommended the pork belly eggs benedict (we didn't get it). She checked on is a few times. Food - 3.5/4: the food was made fresh to order so the food was piping hot. It took awile though. We ordered the miso glazed salmon with a seafood mushroom risotto ($35) and iced HK milk tea ($6.99). The miso glazed salmon with seafood mushroom risotto - salmon was seasoned, slightly too salty for me. The risotto - it doesn't look like they used arborio rice, should be another short grain rice. I was missing that creamy texture. Instead of creamy, it was more like wet al dente rice. For the portion size and the quality, I don't think it is worth the $35. The iced hk milk tea was good, looked much better than the picture on their menu. It came out with a lion. I didn't know what to do with it but it was cute! I asked the server when the entree came out. Apparently it's ice made out of iced tea. The lion goes into the drink. Overall - 3.75/5: I'll come back with friends as a brunch spot but I won't order the salmon risotto again. My partner ordered a classic breakfast which was half the price for a lot more food.

5/5 across the board for this lil gem of a bar. If you want a fun time with friends or family, sugar cafe lounge is the perfect place to have lunch/dinner/drinks. Came here on a Friday night and was pleasantly greeted by the friendly staff. Has a table for about 6 people reserved. QR code for menu and ordering, that goes straight through to the kitchen or bar side. They are well known for their cocktails, beer towers or bottle service, as per your preference. Was able to try 3 cocktail towers and a beer tower. All amazing, flavourful and just the right amount of sweet (ps. The alcohol is so hidden it tastes like juice). I recommended the blue cocktail and the melon flavoured cocktail. Food- they have a variety of snacky food/food to share. Their fries are super yummy and crispy, lamb and beef skewers were bomb, and clams, and bulgogi fries were recommended as well. Loved everything! We ended up staying there from about 8pm-2am. During the weekends they have featured DJs. There's beer pong and large jenga to play in an open area (great way to socialize with others as you please). A very welcoming, fun and open environment to spend with friends :) they also have table board games/social card games and dice. So whether or not you want to stay at your table or socialize it's up to you! Overall would definitely come back. During the week they have various game night events/social events. Check it out!!

If you're ever looking for a spot to grab a drink and hang, Check out @sugarbyday.rh @sugarcafelounge.rh Serving up some great food and tons of drink options. The salmon risotto and smoked salmon Benedict is a must try! Also tried their spam Benedict, and chicken katsu benedict. 550 York Regional Rd 7, Unit 281, Building E

Was here last night with my friends, had a fun night. Just realized I have completely forgotten to take pictures of the drinks. They use really pretty led light container for them, which is delightful to look at. Waitress are nice and friendly, they also have two tables setup for beer pong.

This cafe lounge is quite hidden in the building of Times Square. Extremely spacious, since it's also a lounge at night which explains why there were all the fancy dices lying around at the side of the booths and a instagramable room with trippy light projection. We had the bulgogi poutine, dong bo rou benny and creme brûlée sando. While the bulgoigi poutine was decent , the dong po rou benny was too salty and out balanced the rest of the dish. The meat could also be more tender as a dong po rou should be. The best dish was actually the creme brûlée sando. The toast was very crispy, soft and the filling combined nicely with it. I'd give it a try if you're in the area and want to try some new flavours.

Extremely shocked by how well their smoked salmon benedict was! I believe their use some sort of Japanese white bread as the base, topped with a bed of spinach, smoked salmon, poached eggs, hollandaise sauce and some fried onion on the top. Their Benedict dish even comes with either a side of potato OR salad. Not only was their food delightful, the Hk milk tea was amazing as well! I would say it's comparable to marathon, or event better! I also like how they served it in those cute Chinese old fashion tea cups. I would highly recommend this place for people to try! It's just trucked away on the second floor of the building next to time square. The plaza offer complimentary parking!

Came for their grand opening, spacious booth with good music. They have an assortment of snacks that go well with drinks. Dice and other games are available as well.

This place has potential, I went during the grand opening. The food was alright, the honey garlic chicken was a bit too sweet. The skewers were good. Service wise, we didnt get us utensils and napkins and water until we asked for them. The music wasnt what I expected, I thought the DJ were going to play kpop/anime tracks. Didn't match the vibes. Their Spotify playlist before was better.