Oyatsumi Cafe: Discover Unique Japanese Desserts and Adorable Puddings in Markham

Really nice and cute staff. Help me choose the best matcha drink ever. Would definitely recommend to try when you’re here.

We came for the viral cat pudding and they are as cute in person as they are online. We got a hazelnut pudding and a mango pudding. The mango was delicious and the hazelnut wasn't very flavorful. We also got a rabbit made of white bean. It was more cute than tasty, the white bean flavor was too overwhelming. This place doesn't have its own area, it's more of a stand in the food court area of J town.

Located in a plaza called J-town along Steeles Avenue! Ordered a vanilla iced latte which had a smooth taste, the espresso and sweetness was balanced if you know what I mean! Also got their matcha powder which was imported from Kyoto, Japan! There’s so much desserts to try which I will have to come back for and try.

The pudding is absolutely adorable and quite fun — it’s gained a lot of popularity online, especially on Instagram. In terms of taste, I found the pudding to be enjoyable, though a bit too sweet for my preference. The traditional Japanese wagashi was also extremely sweet — perhaps the particular flavor I chose was just on the sweeter side, or it could be that I generally don’t prefer overly sweet desserts. That said, the pudding would be more to my liking with a little less syrup. Overall, it’s more about the novelty and presentation — a treat that’s visually delightful and trendy.

I come here often, I usually get the crystal looking candy! Very unique desserts and always pleasant customer service! In addition, they usually have pins, teas, and unique coffee flavours.

It’s part of J-Town across from Bakery Nakamura. There’s no sitting area and it’s small but they have some unique items and handmade crafts. Highly recommend their tea lattes and their popular neko puddings.

So cute!! I tried their strawberry milk pudding cat and also their nerikiri wagashi. Both tasted delicious! I loved the pudding, it was soft and you could taste the strawberry. The wagashi was so filling! It's a bean pastry and they did a great job blending the bean thoroughly. I appreciate that these sweets and treats take a lot of time, effort, and precision to make. The pudding costed $10 and the wagashi was $4. The prices are a bit high compared to your regular sweets downtown, but understanding the process of producing these traditional sweets and dishes, its totally understandable. If you find yourself in the J-Town area, definitely check out Oyatsumi.