Cozy bakery with a clean, bright interior and a fun, modern spin on classic egg tarts. Offers a great variety of unique sweet and savory flavors, including unusual toppings like durian. No seating available, so it operates as a takeout-only spot with a warm, welcoming vibe.
Desserts here lean toward being not too sweet with a fall-inspired filling packed into small tarts. These treats feel special and stand out for those who prefer subtle sweetness.
Pork floss pairs with mochi in the Salty Boy Tart for a unique combo. The taro tart offers a different taste with a mochi texture that stands out.
"The desserts here have a perfectly buttery, flaky crust."
"I loved the pork floss mochi."
Good to know
Expect a wait time of over an hour during busy hours.
There is no seating available; it's primarily a takeout shop.
The price of four tarts is $16, which is considered expensive.
Small bakery with freshly made mochi and organic ingredients offers a warm modern atmosphere with large glass window into the kitchen. The space feels cozy and inviting, featuring minimalist decor and comfortable seating. It draws those seeking unique Asian desserts in a relaxed setting.
Desserts feature a great array of Chinese treats like Snowball Mochi and Organic Jujube Cake. They use organic ingredients and balance cream with fruit for flavors that are not too sweet. The soymilk mochi balls stand out as a favorite with good presentation and delicious taste.
Mochi here has an ideal soft and chewy texture that melts in your mouth. Varieties like snowball mochi come with delicious fruit and cream fillings, including ripe mango pieces, and green tea mochi pairs well with a tasty dipping sauce.
"The mochi here is so soft and fresh."
"The desserts here aren't too sweet."
Good to know
The store opens at 11 am on Sundays, not 10 am.
Expect higher prices than most dessert places.
Free parking is available, but the lot fills quickly.
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.
Unique Asian desserts stand out here, especially the strawberry matcha soft serve paired with taiyaki and red bean. The menu also offers sweet and refreshing drinks alongside fresh, delicious dessert items.
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.
"You have to try the mochi donuts with all the different fillings."
"You have to try the taiyaki with all its sweet fillings."
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.
Small dessert shop tucked into a plaza side offers outstanding ube flavor clearly present in many treats. Atmosphere is cute and cozy with only outdoor seating available. Menu features handmade pistachio cream and premium white chocolate, setting it apart from typical dessert spots.
Ube flavor stands out clearly in the desserts and drinks. Cheesecakes and cookies are consistently delicious and well-crafted. The place offers a cute setting with knowledgeable staff.
Ube mochi bricks stand out with their unique flavor and texture. Mochi brownie bites and cheesecake also offer rich, satisfying options.
"I fell in love with their delicious ube desserts."
"The ube mochi bricks were my all-time favorite."
Good to know
Prices for desserts have increased from $4.50 to $5 since the last visit.
The Ube cheesecake is sold in a pack of four.
Strawberries are priced at $15 for a 16oz cup.
Spacious dessert shop offers Korean bingsoo with snowflake-style shaved ice and large portions topped with fresh fruit and mochi. The atmosphere is always busy, with long lines and limited parking nearby. Seating areas vary, but ordering and pick-up share the same spot, which can cause confusion.
Freshly made Korean desserts include shaved ice milk dessert and dessert toasts. A new grape dessert adds variety to the authentic selection.
"You have to try the flavorful and fluffy chocolate bingsoo here."
Good to know
Parking is limited due to the strip mall location.
Expect long lines for ice cream and popular desserts.
Patience is needed during busy hours due to high crowd levels.
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.
Sweet dessert pastries stand out with their great flavor and variety. Hot lattes and cold drinks complement the dessert selection well.
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.
"The mochi bagel was good, but nothing special."
"You have to try the custard pudding; it's delicious."
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, cozy Japanese restaurant with sakura-themed decor and an atmosphere that feels like stepping into Japan during cherry blossom season. Relaxed and inviting vibe suits pairs or small groups, with beautifully styled dishes and cups enhancing the authentic experience. Outdoor seating welcomes dogs, adding to the casual charm.
Traditional Japanese desserts like daifuku and fruit sando stand out here. Desserts often come with surprises, such as a free ichigo daifuku when discovering a secret message.
Chewy mochi wraps sweet anko and fresh strawberry in the daifuku, a must order. Matcha Mochi Ice Cream offers a pretty delicious dessert option.
"The desserts here are phenomenal and delicious."
"I loved the mochi here; it was the best part of the meal."
Good to know
Hatsuzakura closes briefly from 3 to 4:30 pm.
Street parking can be difficult during peak hours.
On Sundays, expect a wait for the menu when they open at 11 am.
Spacious, bright, and clean dessert shop with free WiFi and digital ordering via iPad. Atmosphere suits relaxed hangouts despite occasional crowds and long lines. Known for varied shaved ice desserts featuring chewy textures and balanced flavors.
A huge variety of desserts includes many mochi options and ube desserts. The crispy egg waffle pairs well with sweet desserts and drinks.
Many desserts feature Q mochi, including a pudding shaved ice that stands out. Options also include mochi paired with grass jelly, taro balls, and sesame balls.
"The desserts here are refreshing and not too sweet."
"The Mochi's texture was soft and chewy, like delicate ice."
Good to know
They stop taking orders 15 minutes before closing.
Expect long lines during peak hours, especially on weekends.
You order off an iPad at the counter and find an open table.