So my mom swears by rolled ice cream! She had it when she was on vacation in Miami. She was so excited to see it here in the middle of the mall. She loves this stuff! I'm dairy free so she is the reviewer here. Fresh fruit on top too. It looked amazing. It is pricey but she said it's so worth it. It's pretty neat to see how they make it. The line was super long and the process takes some time to get your ice cream. read more

0 Degrees - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Louisville, Kentucky

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Best ice cream ever! Been here a few times to try various flavors, but my favorite is the Nutella! 100% recommended! read more

0 Degrees - a person holding a bowl of fruit - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Louisville, Kentucky

Innocently wandering through the mall we came upon an amazing sight of ice cream being spread on a frozen plate by a man with muscular forearms. So, it's basically a thin layer of ice cream poured on a below zero freeze top and then spread and using putty knives scraped and rolled, put into a cup with a few toppings....viola!! A yummy treat from Thailand. It was good and fun to eat and watch being made. read more

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I missed the bus... I just got back from Thailand and they have street vendors selling fresh made ice cream JUST like this! So I thought... why not open one in Louisville!!! We love ice cream here! Rain or shine, we get ourselves some cold creamy goodness or those beautiful pops on Bardstown road. This is going to kill it in Louisville. I check good old Yelp for Louisville and what do I find... this place here... and what's more? It happens to be excellent and perfectly executed by the dude who made mine. So they have this freezing cold platter that they pour the cream onto, and the ice cream man uses his agility and brawn to chop and mix and smear and grind the cream against the platter. As he's doing this, the cream is thickening until it's a sheet of good and righteousness the likes of which are fit to fend off even the likes of Melkor and Ungoliant. He then scrapes it into several beautiful rolls and delicately places them into a cup like a newborn into her mothers arms for the first time. He gazes over with a mist of sweat on his brow and asks me, "and what toppings would you like?" For the fixed price of the ice cream, you are allowed three toppings. I chose a single strawberry to garrison my matcha green tea ice cream tower. He sliced it with the skill of a modern surgeon using an ancient Japanese katana that was won by his ancestor in the Sino-Japanese war and manifested it atop my sweet treat. This is what my experience was like... how was yours? Five stars, but I wish they had sweetened condensed milk because that ish is the bomb on top of matcha green tea ice cream yo! Try this place... bring a friend, treat your date, or beg your momma to bring you. If you do not, a puppy becomes sad. Do you... hate puppies? Is that the person you want to be defined as? read more

0 Degrees - Finished product! Nice and simple - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Louisville, Kentucky

In my rush to get through the mall before the Christmas shoppers left church and descended enmasse, I saw this mall kiosk near Dillard's and thought, "Hmmmm, 0 Degrees, quick lunch?" Now don't laugh! They had fresh fruit and dairy, two of the four (five?) food groups and chocolate! Which is a sixth for sure! I wasn't sure what I was getting, the pictures had the ice cream rolled up along the sides of the cup and it was $6.59, plus $0.50 for another ingredient. See, I came around the back of the kiosk, not the front, so as usual I was totally clueless. I know when I buy frozen yogurt with a fruit/candy bar and the weigh it, it's about $6.50 (I swear chopped nuts weigh a lot!), so okay, they are making me rolled ice cream stuff with fresh fruit. After paying, I walk down in front of this big plexiglass and the ice cream chef starts pouring out fresh cream on a cold metal plate (must be 0°) and chopping up fresh strawberries and chocolate in it. Cool! And he's chopping and folding and mixing - think hibachi meets cold stone creamery! And then he neatly spreads this wonderful strawberry chocolate mixture into a neat square (that's when my senses take over and I start ed my video) and rolls the newly made ice cream into neat rolls and places it into my cups. I get to pick out three fresh toppings (no nuts - probably because if but allergy people). I'm out in my car enjoying my new treat. It's a lot and I should be able to get it home to enjoy the rest of it later!! read more

There is now one of these in the Greentree Mall in Clarksville. I am not sure if my admiration is due to watching the process or the taste of utimately the freshest ice cream I have ever tasted. Be prepared to pay for the show at $7 a bowl of circular ice cream made before your eyes. That does come with two toppings though. read more

Went here visiting from Austin really wanted to try the rolled ice cream . I waited patiently but the crew was eating behind the counter the cashier was talking to another coworker from another store not even acknowledging that I was there very dissatisfied didn't even get anything because they wouldn't service me read more

One of the best places to get ice cream ever! I always take my friends and family to get some custom ice cream made and I love the staff. read more

0 Degrees - Original + Cherries: kiwi, cherries, whipped cream. (Bottom) Monkey Joke: chopped Reese's cups, banana, chocolate syrup. - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Louisville, Kentucky

I guess it doesn't really make sense to eat ice cream while the outside temperature is well below freezing but when I read about this place, I had to try it and I became one of those people (no judgement here :). This style of ice cream is called rolled ice cream or Thai stir-fried ice cream (supposedly that's where they came up with this preparation method). My family and I had tried it while visiting Chinatown in Chicago and had been very pleasantly surprised by the flavor of it. So when I found out there was a place just like that in Louisvile, I just had to try it! The process of making this ice cream is explained in other Yelp reviews and there are YouTube videos out there that show the process. This place did not disappoint and the ice-cream was very comparable to the one in Chicago. It's hard to explain what makes it so good, but it just tastes fresh and creamy in a way that's different from regular ice cream. In addition, there are many potential ways to customize it. Just select a base (original = vanilla, matcha = green tea or latte), add whatever flavors you like and then the crew goes to work and the ice-cream is literally made before your eyes. For example, you could do: - original base + fresh strawberries = strawberry ice cream - original base + chocolate syrup = chocolate ice cream, etc. I had the matcha base + banana + graham cracker and liked it a lot. The customization possibilities are almost endless and you can also add up to three toppings per cup. Great place, friendly service, excellent ice cream that is unlike the stuff you get at other places in town. We will definitely be back! PS - if you are in a hurry, don't get this ice cream. It takes a few minutes to make it for each person so some patience is needed. - the stand is in the mall but NOT located near the food court, it's on the opposite end near JC Penney. - the price per cup is about $6,50 which isn't cheap but you get a good amount of ice cream, so I feel it's on par with other good ice cream places . read more

I love the ice cream here it different it good to have rolled ice cream in Louisville but it take a while to make and they only have 1 person to make on weekday and the waits take about 45 mins or more til you get your ice cream, they need more worker if they gonna open shop like this read more

The cost is a little more than a simple ice cream Sunday but the flavor and fresh made from scratch plus the show was worth the price we will do it again read more

we went to our first rolled ice creamery on vacation in pigeon forge and it was outstanding! When we got home and searched rolled ice cream here in Louisville low and behold here we go. We were so excited so we went to get some and was disappointed with what we experienced. There were hardly any choices for variety and they gave us less than half the portion we received on vacation for a ridiculous price of 14 dollars for 2 small cups, REALLY...???? We will never go back again and for what they offer I can't see them succeeding here. Come on rolled ice cream places, start up and put these yahoos out to pasture. read more

I'd give them ZERO stars if I could. Here's how the day went: We drove from Jeffersonville, IN to the mall for the sole purpose of trying this place. There were 3 of us, one of whom had tried this style of ice cream in Hawaii, so we thought it was a good idea. How wrong we were to waste the gas. We get there to find a man making a customer's dessert and watched for a few. There was a family of 6 in front of us that watched the show before deciding they didn't want to spend $7 for ice cream when they could get McDonalds for $1. We were hooked and wanted to try it, so we stayed. As the guy made another dessert for a different customer, we looked at the board behind him to figure out what combination we wanted. As the guy finished up, a girl that had just arrived behind the cash register (previously doing dishes apparently, though we never noticed her), took payment from 2 women that JUST walked up, and started to give the order to the guy making ice cream. We all looked over, surprised that not one single person said a word to us about placing an order at the other side of the counter. There were no signs that stated "order here" or "order here first and pay", so we had no idea. Unfortunately these 2 women didn't let us go ahead in front of them considering we had been standing there for almost 10 minutes, but this review isn't about them. I said something and the girl behind the counter gave me a dirty look but said she could take our order. We declined and walked away. Considering they had just lost about $21 for 3 desserts, I went back to get info to reach management. I asked the girl at the register for the owner/proprietor's info, but she told me she didn't know it. I asked for HER name because I wanted to relay that info to management as well, but she just shot me a nasty glance and was surprised that I would ask such a thing. Another man appeared from behind the counter and said he could make our desserts for us, but not 1 single person offered up as much as an apology for their lack of customer service. After going home, I researched the business and didn't find much in terms of franchising, so this could be a 1-location shop. I found an email address on a facebook review, so I messaged them 4 days ago but never received a reply. With no way to reach management, this is how I hope to get my point across. 1. Put some signs up so people don't waste their time. 2. TALK to people. If someone is there, tell them to come to the register to order. 3. Own up to poor customer service and apologize. This should be basic, people. 4. Get rid of that girl working the register. She has no business dealing with the public. 5. Respond to customer's messages via email. read more

Best Thai rolled ice cream in the town. Pink lady is a must try. Totally recommended.