Small ice cream shop with dim, warm lighting and moody, intimate ambiance feels like a late-night club or 1960s coffee house. Customers enjoy unique, freshly made flavors and can sample before buying. Outdoor seating with plastic stools and music adds to the funky, eclectic vibe.
Soft serve features unique Asian flavors like hojicha with a creamy, roasted taste. All soft serves are made in-house, not too sweet, and come with distinctive toppings that complement the flavors well.
Soft serve often comes with mochi toppings that add a chewy texture. The mochi is popular enough that the bin can run low, showing its demand. Mochi pairs well with flavors like POGM, black sugar vanilla, and hojicha.
Good to know
The shop is only open on weekends.
There is about a 30 min wait line during peak hours.
A small cup of ice cream costs about $10.
Outdoor seating surrounds a small dessert shop known for taiyaki pastries and creamy soft serve ice cream. Crowds form long lines, creating a busy, fast-paced atmosphere focused on quick service. Watching taiyakis being made adds a unique visual element to the experience.
Creamy, fluffy soft serve comes in unique flavors like black sesame, ube, and matcha. It pairs well with warm, chewy waffles and iconic Taiyaki cones for a tasty contrast.
Mochi appears as a key ingredient in several items, including a fish cone that blends mochi and waffle textures. Plenty of options let you add extra mochi along with sprinkles and cereal.
Good to know
The wait time can be long, especially on weekends.
Parking can be tricky, but metered street parking is available nearby.
Credit cards are accepted at the shop.
Small, minimalist cafe with cozy, Japanese-inspired atmosphere and wooden walls and furniture creating a warm, inviting space. The place stays packed with people working on laptops despite limited seating and lines. Outdoor seating includes an iconic auspicious cloud bench that adds unique charm.
Soft serve features a strong matcha flavor with a smooth and creamy texture. Staff remember orders well and accommodate requests for cones or cups and extra toppings.
Warabi mochi comes with a nice amount of powder, enhancing its texture. The kinako and matcha warabi mochi set offers a variety of flavors alongside shiratama dango.
Good to know
Ordering online for pickup is recommended due to long lines.
Seating is limited inside, so be prepared to wait for a table.
Parking can be tough, but a garage is available nearby.
Spacious shop with large windows offers a chill atmosphere and several tables for relaxing. Board games and modded game systems provide entertainment alongside high-quality matcha ice cream known for its strong, pure flavor. The vibe suits casual hangouts with friends or family.
Soft serve here stands out with its thick, creamy texture and a strong, pure matcha flavor that is not too sweet. Options include matcha in cones, floats with vanilla soft serve, and add-ons like shiratama mochi balls.
Shiratama mochi balls add a chewy texture to desserts without extra flavor. They appear on matcha floats and sundaes alongside matcha cake and adzuki red beans.
Good to know
The shop does not have a restroom available for use.
Parking is usually easy to find.
Cones are $7.50 and sundaes are $11.50.
Soft serve made with Hokkaido milk creates a rich, creamy texture with authentic Japanese flavors like matcha and black sesame. The shop has a clean, cute atmosphere and often draws long lines despite a modest menu focused on quality over variety.
Soft serve features authentic Hokkaido milk, delivering a creamy and flavorful texture without typical preservatives. Flavors like matcha stay smooth and not too sweet, echoing genuine Japanese style.
Small square mochi and mini glutinous rice balls add a fresh, chewy texture that pairs well with soft serve. Matcha mochi and toppings like brown sugar and roasted soybean powder bring distinctive flavors to the desserts.
Good to know
The lines here can get very long, especially during peak hours.
The cost of a soft serve is $9.
The parking structure is available for parking nearby.
Bright room with neutral tones and olive trees creates a relaxing atmosphere. Music plays loudly, balancing a busy yet peaceful vibe. Menu features fresh ingredients and a wide variety of tea and soft serve options.
Swirl soft serve blends Matcha and Sri Lanka Milk Tea flavors that complement each other well. Matcha soft serve tastes not too sweet and is very nice.
Black sesame mochi mountain and Mochi Taro stand out as flavorful options. Mochi here is notably drinkable and enjoyable, unlike typical mochi in drinks.
Good to know
Expect a 10-15 minute wait time during peak hours.
Prices are higher due to the mall location; drinks are considered expensive.
They offer a buy-one-get-one promotion during the grand opening.
Small shop with bright pastel blue colors and cute displays creates an inviting, sweet-smelling atmosphere. Mochi donuts and Taiyaki with various fillings stand out as carefully crafted, fresh treats. Outdoor tables and counter seats offer casual spots to relax while enjoying drinks and desserts.
Soft serve comes in matcha, strawberry matcha, and vanilla flavors, all with a creamy texture and balanced sweetness. Pairing soft serve with taiyaki or Nutella-filled treats creates a unique dessert experience.
Mochi donuts come in airy texture and are carefully crafted for freshness. Flavors like mango, ube, and blueberry stand out for being delicious and not too sweet.
Good to know
The parking lot is small and often full; metered street parking is available.
Free 45-minute parking is offered in the lot near Gelabong.
Gelabong offers a variety of milk alternatives, including oat milk and lactose-free options.
Japanese-style bakery offers bright, airy space with indoor and outdoor seating and archway shelving adding architectural depth. Atmosphere ranges from cozy and inviting to loud and lively, supporting socializing and casual dining. Hidden speakeasy and sushi bar add unique features beyond typical bakery settings.
Soft serve comes in rich chocolate and creamy Hokkaido milk flavors. Matcha and hojicha options add a nice twist with authentic Japanese taste.
Soft and flavorful mochi bagels stand out with their fresh, chewy texture and subtle sweetness. The everything mochi bagel is moist and tasty enough to enjoy on its own without cream cheese.
Good to know
Their baked goods sell out before 2pm, so it's best to go early for the most options.
The Naruto pastries sell out by 12 noon and are not made again after selling out.
ASA Bakery is cashless, so customers need to bring their card or use mobile payment methods.
Small cafe offers matcha-focused menu with self-order kiosks and outdoor seating. Atmosphere feels cozy and welcoming, attracting young people and families who enjoy relaxing over soft serve and drinks. Space fills up during busy times but maintains a calm vibe suitable for casual breaks.
Soft serve here is impeccably smooth with a rich matcha flavor and subtle ube sweetness. The matcha and ube swirl balances flavors well, and the soft serve is not too sweet, making it very refreshing.
Mochi balls have a very chewy texture and are flavorless on their own. They pair well with other items like red bean ice cream, adding a nice contrast.
Good to know
Ordering is done at a tablet kiosk, and you wait for your number to be called.
The cafe does not accept cash; only card payments are allowed.
Expect long wait times, especially on weekends when the cafe gets very busy.