Hui Lau Shan Menu Prices Canada 2026
Hui Lau Shan Menu Prices Canada 2026
What Are the Hui Lau Shan Menu Prices?
Honest note first: the brand publishes no public price table anywhere, not on its official site and not on any Canada-facing page. So the prices below come from the brand’s own DoorDash storefront in Toronto, which is merchant-set and consistent across several separate listings I compared. That is the closest thing to an official price document. For another read on the Toronto dessert tier, the Dessert Lady menu prices make a good comparison point. Treat these as delivery prices. Dine-in may run a touch lower.
Hui Lau Shan Mango Dessert Prices
| Dessert | Price |
|---|---|
| Mango Pudding Silky mango pudding. Simple, cold, perfect. |
$7.49 |
| Mango Crisp Mango with a crunchy topping. Great texture contrast. |
$7.49 |
| Mango Slush with Mango Jelly | $9.99 |
| Black Glutinous Rice with Taro Soup Warm, comforting, old-school Hong Kong dessert. |
$9.99 |
| Mango and Coconut with Mango Jelly | $9.99 |
| Mango Love Sago The signature. Mango, sago pearls, the works. My pick. |
$12.99 |
| Pomelo and Mango with Sago Citrusy, refreshing. The pomelo really pops. |
$12.99 |
| Mango Chewy Ball Chewy taro-style balls with mango. Texture heaven. |
$12.99 |
Hui Lau Shan Menu Card Canada 2026
The menu card graphic below mirrors the current online menu, all prices in CAD. No photo of the physical menu card exists anywhere public, so this is a clean render of the menu as it stands today.
Hui Lau Shan Snacks and Richmond Menu Prices
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Chicken Karage | $10.99 |
| Takoyaki | $10.49 |
| French Fries | $9.99 |
| Ika Maru | $19.99 |
| Roasted Sweet Potato Series (Richmond) | $9.90 |
| Tradition Series (Richmond) Black sesame paste, tofu pudding, sweet red bean, taro and sago with coconut, peanut paste. |
$7.45 |
| Innovate Series (Richmond) | $11.05-$12.35 |
| Stewed Pear (Richmond) | $12.90-$14.90 |
| Stewed Papaya (Richmond) | $11.05-$12.35 |
| Mango and Sago with Coconut (Richmond) | $11.05 |
What Should I Order at Hui Lau Shan?
Start with the Mango Love Sago at $12.99. I know, twelve ninety-nine for a dessert cup sounds steep. But this is the bowl the chain built its name on in Hong Kong, and the Toronto version is genuinely loaded. If you prefer chewy over creamy, the Mango Chewy Ball at the same price is the move. On a tight budget, the $7.49 mango pudding plus a $9.99 slush is a very solid two-dessert feed for under twenty bucks. And if mango is not your thing at all (it happens), the Cows Ice Cream menu prices show what the other side of the dessert aisle costs in Canada.
Hui Lau Shan Mango Desserts
Is Hui Lau Shan Worth It? My Value Check
Here is the thing. Twelve ninety-nine for a dessert is not nothing. But the mango sago bowls are big, they are packed with actual fruit, and they are nothing like the watery cups you get at generic bubble tea counters. The $7.49 mango pudding is the sleeper value on this menu. Honestly, it is better than desserts I have paid twice as much for at sit-down restaurants. Is it worth the extra couple of dollars over a bubble tea? If you love mango, yes. Every time.
The Story Behind Hui Lau Shan
Hui Lau Shan started in Hong Kong as a herbal tea shop and reinvented itself as a fresh-fruit dessert chain, riding the mango wave into locations across Asia. The formula is simple: mango everything, made fresh, served fast. The Canadian stores carry the full lineup of mango sago bowls, mango puddings, and traditional Chinese desserts like black sesame paste and tofu pudding. It is a very different proposition from a Western dessert shop, and that is exactly why it works.
Where Is Hui Lau Shan in Ontario?
The Ontario store is at 5440 Yonge Street Unit 6 in North York (416-792-8185), open Monday to Saturday 11:00 to midnight and Sunday noon to midnight. A second Canadian listing serves Richmond, BC. The Mississauga shop The Mango Place also carries Hui Lau Shan mango-dessert items. The prices in this article reflect the North York Yonge Street menu.
Hui Lau Shan Menu Prices FAQ
What are the Hui Lau Shan menu prices in Canada?
Mango puddings and crisps $7.49, slushes and coconut desserts $9.99, signature mango sago bowls $12.99, snacks $9.99 to $19.99. All in CAD, checked October 22, 2026.
How much is the mango sago at Hui Lau Shan Toronto?
$12.99. Mango Love Sago, Pomelo and Mango with Sago, and Mango Chewy Ball are all $12.99 at the North York location.
Where is Hui Lau Shan in Ontario?
5440 Yonge Street Unit 6 in North York, (416) 792-8185. Open Mon-Sat 11:00 to midnight, Sunday noon to midnight.
Is Hui Lau Shan expensive?
Mid-range for a dessert spot. The $12.99 mango sago bowls are big and loaded with fruit. The $7.49 mango pudding is excellent value.
What is the best dessert at Hui Lau Shan?
Mango Love Sago at $12.99, in my opinion. It is the signature bowl the chain is famous for. The Mango Chewy Ball at the same price is the pick for chewy-texture fans.
Does Hui Lau Shan deliver in Toronto?
Yes, through DoorDash with merchant-set prices. Delivery may run slightly higher than dine-in. Pickup from the Yonge Street store is the cheapest option.
How do Hui Lau Shan menu prices compare to other mango dessert shops in Toronto?
Mid-range. A $12.99 mango sago bowl costs a couple of dollars more than a basic shaved-ice spot, but the portions and fruit quality put it well ahead of bubble tea counters in my opinion.
