The Oats Kafe: Your Cozy Spot for Vietnamese Coffee and Healthy Eats in Toronto

A very cute cafe with cozy vibes, and generous seating if you just wanted to work there for a few hours. I tried their Salted Phin Coffee and it was amazing. I'll be back to try more of their menu!

Awesome little place! Around a weird corner so hard to find. Food 9/10 drinks are so cool! I had this egg drink thing and it was incredible and I've never seen it anywhere else, very unique. Drinks are amazing but some specialty drinks spoil fast so drink quickly. Actual food is not as good though, I had a matcha cookie that was just ok. ambiance 10/10 very quiet, around a corner so off the main street, not too many people usually. tech 8/10 chargers are there, but no free wifi.

We were looking for a cute, cozy cafe do some work, and Oats did not disappoint. The combos were a good deal, and the service was absolutely great. There are lots of sockets for your laptop. I got the beef vermicelli with peach iced tea while my friend got a bahn mi combo. Very reasonable price, especially for students. I would definitely come again!!

I really like this cute little Kafe. The atmosphere and decor is really inviting. Staff is friendly. I got the bac xui (white coffee) twice and it was nice and frothy and delicious. Their coconut coffee is very enjoyable. It’s like latte but with coconut flakes in it. Their almond croissant is very good too. They warm it up so it’s extra nice. The salted egg cupcake was interesting. It was more of a light fluffy cake with egg custard, pork floss and fromage on top. It was good and very unique. I’ve missed out on trying the pandan jelly cake the 2 times I’ve been there as it’s been sold out. I’m glad they have Vietnamese / Asian flavored desserts / sweets. I haven’t tried any of their savoury dishes or the banh mi yet. They also have a lot of breakfast options. Definitely recommend trying this place! Edit : I tried their macadamia cookie and sadly it was hard and felt like it was old. I did not really enjoy it but other that that, I really like this place. Will continue coming back for the drinks and other treats.

This just might be my new study spot! Came here today based on positive reviews, and I was not disappointed. I ordered a banh mi and Vietnamese coffee (it is one of two combos offered), and later a lavender London fog; all three things were so delicious. The wifi is reliable and the place itself is cozy. My only "complaint" is that it was a little chilly inside, but other than that, a positive experience. Will come again!

So I've been here twice now, and I can confidently say this place is amazing. 100% a hidden gem in Toronto downtown. First, let's talk about the drinks. The traditional Vietnamese coffee with condensed milk is quite good here - I would say above average to what you would get elsewhere. The drink options are very diverse and you have many options ranging from hot to cold and strong to sweet/fruity. As for the cafe itself, the vibes are relaxing. The interior design choices are both cozy and sleek, which makes you feel both at home but also in a modern setting. Outside, there are minimalist wooden chairs and tables for you to sit down and enjoy the drinks. I would highly recommend this spot to anyone, whether you are a coffee enthusiast or someone just look for a casual spot to sit down and enjoy a warm drink.

Oats Kafe has the single best coffee drink in the city. I'm no purist or coffee sommelier, so I like mine with a lot of stuff mixed in. Enter the Egg Coffee: dark Vietnamese coffee but with a really thick and creamy foam mix of egg yolk and condensed milk. Very unique, super sweet but with a strong coffee taste. Yes please!

I really love this Vietnamese cafe! Hidden just off Bay Street near Wellesley, the cafe serves specialty Vietnamese-style drinks and food, in addition to Western cafe classics. I've tried the white coffee, egg coffee, egg coffee and flat white. The Egg Coffee has a thick layer of sweet, creamy foam, made with egg yolks and condensed milk, poured over a distinctly strong and chocolatey Vietnamese coffee. I also tried their house special banh mi which is delicious and fresh in their super crispy but pillowy baguette. Staff are really nice and the inside is cute and cozy.