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Ricardo’s Kandy Korner just crashed into Toronto like a sugar-coated freight train, setting up shop in the Eaton Centre.
With over 450 different candies—all offered at one standard price—this spot is practically daring you to leave without a bag full of sweets. Rare, unique, and imported treats from across the globe? Check. It’s even being compared to Dylan’s Candy Bar in New York City — an over-the-top candy paradise where the treats aren’t just food but part of an immersive, jaw-dropping experience, turning candy shopping into an all-out spectacle.
The shop has everything from candy and chips to cookies and chocolate from every corner of the world with enough variety to make your head spin. It’s overwhelming in the best possible way. Think limited custom Dunkaroos, giant gummy eggs, king-size Chocolate Frosted Donut KitKats and Cotton Candy Slurpies.
And if sweets aren’t enough, their lineup includes everything from Pokémon cards to Marvel figurines, food-branded slippers to socks. Yup, you can leave with sugar on your tongue and a Pikachu in your pocket.
Ricardo’s is already a cult favourite in British Columbia, with two location — one in Vancouver and the other at White Rock Beach. It’s known for its extravagant, impossible-to-find lineup of sweets that keep candy lovers coming back for more. We’re talking Avocado and Chili Pringles, lime-flavoured KitKats, matcha-flavoured Snickers, and Pepsi that tastes like mango and cherries.
Ricardo’s Kandy Korner is located on level one of the Eaton Centre, open from 11 am to 9 pm daily.
