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Tracking Toronto's newest, independent, registered restaurants

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Filipino dessert specialist offering artisan Kakanin, traditional rice cakes made with coconut milk and muscovado sugar, in a dine-in format with catering and private buyout options. The kitchen's differentiator is its focus on quality ingredients and handmade technique: Biko (sticky rice topped with caramelized coconut latik), Bibingkang Latik (baked glutinous rice cake) Leche Flan are built from unapologetically rich coconut milk and deep muscovado sugar, not shortcuts. The operation serves the Filipino diaspora in Toronto seeking authentic sweets beyond what a corner bakery stocks, as well as anyone treating celebration desserts as non-negotiable. Kakanin can be ordered as individual slices, samplers, or pre-ordered 9-inch boxes; the kitchen also runs comprehensive dessert catering and hosts private events, making it a destination for both casual cravings and milestone occasions.

Try the biko, bibingkang latik, sapin-sapin, cassava cake, maja blanca.

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