Chinese Crepes

Interesting snack idea; you not only get to pick your own toppings in the jian bing, you also get to pick the ingredients in the jian bing itself. There are no spots to sit at and the food gets soggy in the bag so you'll most likely have to eat standing.

still the best Chinese Crepe I’ve tried around GTA. I ordered a crepe w/ two eggs, cost me around $8.5 cash. Crepes are freshly made, especially the flour is made with split mung beans, which brings the taste even better! price seems has gone bit higher, but I am very full with that one crepe. So I would definitely visit again.

It’s a delicious Chinese snack that you can take on the go. The store front may look unremarkable but that does not prepare you for the savoury awesome surprise wrapped in the crepe that is made to order.The price is on point for the amount of food you get to take away. :-)Don’t be intimidated by the Chinese language menu on the wall. They have an English menu for you to browse through. I don’t think you can go wrong with the fillings in your crepe. I highly recommend adding the guozi (fried dough stick) or crisp (fried square puffs) to give the crepe texture and more flavour.I ended up going for the single egg and ham with a fried dough stick and smothering in the green onion seasoning sauce. I find it amusing that ketchup and thousand island dressing are exotic flavours haha.They make the crepe in front of you and you can even keep adding extra ingredients for a price. Good things come to those who wait. :-)That first bite of the crepe is pretty glorious with the savoury egg, ham, and green onion sauce mixing with the fresh and flaky fried dough stick. Each successive bite afterwards just keeps bringing more joy and you will forget all your troubles until after the last bite is done.If you are in the area, highly recommend you check out this street food item. :-)

This place has really gone downhill over the last two years. Pre-covid and in the early covid days it was one of the best jianbing places in GTA because they likely use mung bean flour for the crepe base, and combined with the fried wonton skins and sauce, it tasted great. Ever since a couple of months ago the crepe base lost most of its flavor because the owners are skimping on ingredients. We just bought one yesterday and it was absolutely dry and tasteless, way worse than even the ones you get in supermarkets. They didn’t even bother putting much sauce on it, so it was like eating a tortilla wrap with absolutely nothing on it.This place also increases their price literally every few months. Now their cheapest jianbing is $7.49 plus tax.Do not go to this place. Literally every other place is better, even supermarket stalls.

They make a great Jian Bing (Chinese crepe) here. I do like how they freshly deep fry the dough fritter upon order. The portion size is quite huge, 1 order is enough for 2 people, you can get it cut in half. They do charge you an extra 25 cents for another bag.To find more tasty eats, follow me and check out my page on Instagram @hungrysimo

Taste 4/5Value 2/5The crepe is quite different from other shops as it has been mixed with sesame and other ingredients. So the aroma of crepe got enhanced when all the ingredients are cooked together. The crispy is big and crispy. Added one egg with beef. Taste no bad, but a bit salty. Overall paid $9 after tax for a beef and egg crepe. Not an expert to judge the price, but the value here is not very appealing. It would be much more attractive if it were $1-2 cheaper for the most expensive items.

This place can be overwhelming. There is an English menu. They can get very filling, so be warned. I ordered two thinking it wouldn't be so filling but I was sure wrong. Very home made feeling. Social distancing measures in effect

Traditional Chinese Crepe made of green bean paste. And the fried dough is freshly made. The portion is HUGE, and I cant even finish a combo myself.(13ish tax in)Plus the tofu pudding is salted version that you can add sesame sauce/soysauce/chili oil/green onion and cilantro. That's so smooth and perfect match with the Crepe.

Felt like I got scammed. The lady asked if I want 2 eggs and before I react, she already cracked it and placed it down. She then charged me the price of 2 eggs for the crepe. I tried to talk to her for the price of 1 egg because that’s what I wanted, she said fine this time but still ended up charging me for the price of 2 eggs in the end. Not to mention there is tax and the crepe itself isn’t good at all (not as much sauce, a bit plain). I would recommend getting these crepes at pacific mall.