Uncle Tetsu Menu Prices Canada 2026
Japanese soufflé cheesecake · Since 1985
Uncle Tetsu Menu Prices Canada 2026
Looking for uncle tetsu menu prices canada in one place? Short answer: the famous jiggly Original Japanese Cheesecake (whole) is $16.25 in Ontario and $17.00 in BC, the Chocolate version is $17.25, the Angel Hat Cake is $17.50, a box of 6 cheese tarts is $23.00, honey madeleines start at $3.30, and the soft-baked cookies are $16.25. This is the Japanese bakery founded in Fukuoka in 1985, and its whole thing is that open kitchen: cakes baked fresh right before your eyes. One honest note before the numbers: the official Canadian site does not list prices, so these are the brand’s current merchant-set prices from its own delivery listings (the merchant sets them directly), cross-checked across the Toronto, Markham and BC stores. Full CAD breakdown below. If dessert is the whole plan, compare with Chocolats Favoris menu prices for a Quebec sweet stop done right.
Uncle Tetsu Menu Prices Canada: Japanese Cheesecake Prices
This is why the place exists. The Original Japanese Cheesecake is that famous jiggly soufflé cake, golden on top and impossibly light, baked fresh in the open kitchen. At $16.25 in Ontario, it is one of the best dessert deals in the city. Think about it: a whole cake, feeds four to six people, for about the price of two slices at a café. The BC stores list it at $17.00, so if you are out in Burnaby or Richmond expect a touch more. The Chocolate Japanese Cheesecake at $17.25 is the cocoa version of the same jiggly cake, and the Original Angel Hat Cake at $17.50 is a Zucotto-style custard cream cheesecake. My take: start with the original. The plain one is the classic for a reason.
| Japanese Cheesecakes | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Original Japanese Cheesecake | Whole jiggly soufflé cheesecake, baked fresh in-store | $16.25 (ON) / $17.00 (BC) |
| Chocolate Japanese Cheesecake | Whole chocolate soufflé cheesecake | $17.25 |
| Original Angel Hat Cake | Zucotto-style custard cream cheesecake | $17.50 |
Uncle Tetsu’s current menu rendered from the brand’s own listings: Japanese cheesecakes, cheese tarts, honey madeleines and cookies with 2026 CAD prices.
Uncle Tetsu Cheese Tart Price and Madeleine Price Canada
The cheese tarts are the sleeper hit. Triple-baked, with that custardy centre that oozes if you get them fresh. The uncle tetsu cheese tart price is $4.45 for a single in Ontario, which makes them an easy grab. But the box of 6 at $23.00 is the better math, it works out cheaper per tart and nobody in my experience has ever regretted buying six. BC prices run a little higher: $4.75 single, $24.50 for the box. Then the honey madeleines. These are those little shell-shaped butter cakes, golden and spongy. The uncle tetsu honey madeleine price is $3.30 for a single, $12.00 for a box of 4. Honestly, the madeleine is the cheapest entry point on the whole menu. For another indulgent dessert run, check Cows ice cream prices, a Canadian dessert icon with a similar cult following.
| Cheese Tarts & Madeleines | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Original Japanese Cheese Tart, single | Triple-baked custard tart, baked fresh in-store | $4.45 (ON) / $4.75 (BC) |
| Original Japanese Cheese Tart, box of 6 | Box of 6 triple-baked tarts | $23.00 (ON) / $24.50 (BC) |
| Honey Madeleine, single | Shell-shaped honey butter cake | $3.30 |
| Honey Madeleine, box of 4 | Box of 4 honey madeleines | $12.00 |
Uncle Tetsu Cookie Prices in Canada
Small section, but do not ignore it. The Original Japanese Soft-Baked Cookies at $16.25 are the premium pick of the cookie corner, and the Original Honey Madeleine Rusk Cookies at $6.75 are the budget one. Rusks are basically twice-baked, crunchy and dunkable. If you like your tea-time snacks with actual crunch, the rusks at $6.75 are an easy yes.
Uncle Tetsu Cheese Tart and Madeleine Prices
A quick look at what the tarts and madeleines actually look like. The cheese tarts have that golden caramelised top with the molten custard centre, and the honey madeleines are those ridged little shell cakes. Everything is nut-free and gelatine-free, though all products contain gluten, which is worth knowing if anyone at the table has a wheat issue. All baked fresh daily in the open kitchen, so the tart you buy at noon was probably in the oven that morning.
| Cookies | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Original Japanese Soft-Baked Cookies | Soft-baked Japanese cookies | $16.25 |
| Original Honey Madeleine Rusk Cookies | Twice-baked crunchy rusks | $6.75 |
Where Is Uncle Tetsu in Canada? Locations and Hours
The first Canadian bakery opened in Toronto in 2015, and the brand has grown since. Canadian locations include Toronto (Orfus Road), Markham (Pacific Mall, 4300 Steeles Ave E), Montreal (St-Catherine), Burnaby (Metrotown) and Richmond (Aberdeen Centre). Typical hours are 9:30am to 7:40pm, though it varies by store, so check the store listing before a special trip. The brand story is fun too: founded in 1985 in Fukuoka, Japan by Tetsushi Mizokami, named after his own nickname, and the jiggly cheesecake became a phenomenon. You can watch the cakes being made in the open kitchen, which is half the reason to visit. And if doughnuts are more your thing, see SuzyQ doughnuts menu prices for an Ottawa favourite.
Uncle Tetsu Menu Prices Canada FAQ
What are the uncle tetsu menu prices canada in 2026?
The Original Japanese Cheesecake (whole) is $16.25 in Ontario and $17.00 in BC, the Chocolate Japanese Cheesecake is $17.25, the Angel Hat Cake is $17.50, a box of 6 cheese tarts is $23.00 in Ontario, honey madeleines are $3.30 each or $12.00 for a box of 4, and soft-baked cookies are $16.25. All prices in CAD.
How much is the Uncle Tetsu Japanese cheesecake?
The signature jiggly Original Japanese Cheesecake, a whole cake, is $16.25 in Ontario and $17.00 in BC. The Chocolate version is $17.25, and the Original Angel Hat Cake, a custard cream cheesecake, is $17.50.
How much are Uncle Tetsu cheese tarts?
The Original Japanese Cheese Tart is $4.45 for a single in Ontario ($4.75 in BC), and $23.00 for a box of 6 in Ontario ($24.50 in BC). The tarts are triple-baked and sold fresh from the open kitchen.
Does Uncle Tetsu’s official website list prices?
No, uncletetsu-ca.com shows the products but no prices. The prices in this guide are the brand’s current merchant-set prices from its own delivery listings, confirmed set directly by the merchant, and vary slightly by province.
Is Uncle Tetsu cheap or expensive?
It is genuinely good value. A whole jiggly cheesecake for $16.25 feeds the whole family and costs about the same as two cafe slices elsewhere. Singles like the madeleine at $3.30 are the cheapest way to try the brand.
Where is Uncle Tetsu in Canada?
Uncle Tetsu has Canadian bakeries in Toronto (Orfus Road), Markham (Pacific Mall), Montreal (St-Catherine), Burnaby (Metrotown) and Richmond (Aberdeen Centre). Cakes are baked fresh in-store in an open kitchen.
So that is the full rundown on uncle tetsu menu prices for 2026: the jiggly Original Japanese Cheesecake at $16.25 in Ontario ($17.00 in BC), cheese tarts at $4.45 a single or $23.00 for a box of 6, honey madeleines at $3.30, and cookies from $6.75. It is one of the rare bakeries where the famous item is also the best value item on the menu. Get there early if you want the fresh-from-the-oven tart experience. And get the whole cheesecake. You will not finish it alone. Probably.
