Bakery Nakamura

This is the place I go for my asian toast bread, wide selection and can ask to have it sliced in the width I want. Cakes and donuts are freshly made every day, my favorite are blackforest cake (seasonal), donut filled with lemon custard.If you don't speak Japanese, best is ordering in person, to avoid your order lost in translation.

They raised their prices!! $77 for an 8 inch Tiramisu cake is outrageous, especially because they increased their pricing up by almost $10 compared to last year. It’s an additional $2 for a chocolate message too.I love this cake and have been buying this cake every year for the past 5+ years, so I am very disappointed by this.Don’t get me wrong, the cake is still delicious, but the price is ridiculous.

My wife and I decided to drop into J Town and pick up some items at the Nakamura Bakery after Dim Sum at New Century Restaurant down the street on Steeles at the New Century Plaza.I have heard many good things regarding this boulangerie and patisserie". Their french baking methods are clearly on display with their items.And they even have Tonkatsu bento boxes. I must be in heaven.The bread is fresh

Hojicha pudding is a new item released. It tastes good, smooth, and strong hojicha taste.Matcha and Earl grey pudding are also very good.

They used to give you a free candle and write a birthday message on a chocolate plate for free when you buy a cake for birthdays. Not anymore. They are charging you now. They haven't had any new flavour of cakes for a long time...same old same old. And they have jacked up the price by so much, much more than the other Japanese bakery. The hot food cost $15. But the portion is not nearly enough for a teenager, much less an adult. This place has become a money grab and the quality is not as good as it once was since their massive expansion. Before it has a mum & pop feel and produce quality products. Now it's just like any other business. What a shame.

I love the selection of savory buns that this place has to offer! Some of my favorites are the following but only one is pictured below:-beef curry donut (filled with Japanese beef curry - deepfried to perfrction! heats up well in the toaster oven. Tastes even better if you pair it with a slice of cheese)-mashed potato bun (bun filled with mashed potatoes with a slight kick - their mashed potatoes have a bit of horseradish in them which I loveeee)-yakisoba bun (this is definitely on the expensive side but damn, it is tasty as heck haha)-chicken katsu sandwich (two halves of a chicken katsu sandwich - served with mayo, pickles, and lettuce)-cheese danish (this is SO good! never would have thought it but I highly recommend it)They also seem to have released a lot of new buns that I'll have to make a trip back to try!

I love going to Bakery Nakamura because they have so many different desserts, including some Japanese ones that are hard to find elsewhere in Toronto, such as melon bread, chestnut roll cake, fruit sandwiches and mochi muffins. Every time that I go to Bakery Nakamura, it reminds me of the bakeries I've seen in anime. All of the desserts that I've bought from here were fresh and tasted delicious. The prices are affordable and the service is good. I recommend this bakery!

Interesting place for dessert and baked goods. Picked up an assortment of muffins - black sesame, espresso, milk tea and apple. Also picked up a bunny bun. All of them were nice but not extraordinary. Do give them a shot if you are in the area, they have a lot of options but it is not worth the travel from downtown to Markham.

I've been to J-Town so many times over the last decade, and I finally bought something from their bakery. If you buy six buns, there's no tax. Also, it's 5¢ for a bag, so remember to bring a reusable bag. There is a good amount of selection, so come early for the good ones. Aside from buns, there are also hot sandwiches and cakes.