Soya Street

Markham, Canada

2.5

6 reviews

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+1 905-948-1303
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8360 Kennedy Road, Markham, ON, L3R 9W4
Unionville
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.2 miUnionville Gate
0.3 miSouth Unionville Avenue
0.3 miMain Street Unionville
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Local time (Markham) 05:34 Wednesday, 28 May 2025

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6 reviews of Soya Street

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Place rating: 2
Toronto, Canada
The black sesame soy milk is okay, but definitely not the best I’ve ever had. The sesame flavour was there but the drink seemed to be watered down.
Place rating: 3
Markham, Canada
Got some tofu pudding dessert. It didn’t taste bad but its way below expectations, especially for a place that specializes in soya products.
The tofu pudding was way to liquidy and it wasn’t very smooth at all. I have had their tofu pudding here for many years just because of proximity and every time I’m hoping they would change the way they make it and get it right but its been the same way all these years. Yan Woo Soya Bean Foods in Market Village is way better.
Place rating: 2
Toronto, Canada
I’m going to second Jennifer K’s experience. I ordered a ginger soy milk with sugar. On the menu, it was $ 1.25. She poured me a medium and asked me for $ 2.00. I pointed to the menu and asked her about the price difference. She said that the $ 1.25 was for a small. I told her I wanted a small (think a regular sized cup of soy milk). She then poured me another one. Smart owner? I don’t know about that. More like scammer. I really didn’t appreciate it.
That being said, the ginger soy milk was interesting. Not quite as much ginger as I would have liked, but it was definitely there.
Would I go back again? Well, I’m not a fan of being scammed, so probably not.
Place rating: 2
Chicago, IL
Not sure what to make of this place… I mean, this is inside the Market Village in Markham, Ontario, so it is convenient for me to visit every time I travel to Toronto. However, DO NOT, and I mean DO NOT come here during closing time.
The owner lady will not make you fresh Soya milk/​pudding at closing time. If you request soya milk/​pudding around closing time, like we did, she will grab some from the fridge, put some powder, and «ding» or microwave your order for you while you wait for 2 minutes. That ‘s it!
I wouldn’t call that exactly «fresh» soya.
Place rating: 3
Markham, Canada
Soya Street’s owner is smart… having a banner advertising their drinks for $ 1.25… and then up sell you to their Black Sesame & Bean Soy Drink ($ 2). I did not realize I am not the only vulnerable one that fell for that…
Black sesame gives soy milk a nutty flavor, as well as providing a rich source of manganese, copper, tryptophan, iron and fiber. Aside from the benefit… it does taste good!
I still waiting to see the nicer shiny coat (maybe he is wearing his raincoat?) and dark luscious hair (was that some grey!) from my fellow Unilocaler…
Place rating: 3
Maple, Canada
Black Sesame & Bean Soy Drink ($ 2.00/cup) — Needed a Beverage in New Mong Kok Plaza and this standing-​room only Soya Drink & Snack Shop was open. The ingredients in the Soy Beverage supposedly gives me a nice Shiny Coat (Soy Milk Benefits) and also some Dark Luscious Hair (Black Sesame Benefits).
Mostly of Asian origins and consumption especially in China and Korea. The flavour of it is almost like having Cantonese Black Sesame Soup but without that thick consistency and definitely less sweeten. After-​all it is suppose to be more of a Health Beverage than a Diabetes explosion.