Had to try them before they close on 9/1! Delish flavors (ube & Thai tea) and toppings but melted…read moretoo fast. Also not a huge serving for $9. Small place with no seating; we sat outside next to the T station.

This is a small ice cream store with Asian flavors. This is on a busy road, but there is parking on…read morethe side street around the corner. I've tried a couple of their flavors and my favorite are the black sesame and the pandan. The servers are really nice and they give pretty generous size samples to try as well. There's no seating inside the store, but the beach is close by and it's great to do ice cream after dinner on the beach!

Let me start of by saying that I'm not that crazy about mango drinks of any kind. But the drinks…read morehere are pretty good. I mainly go here cause my girlfriend loves this place. Everytime I drive pass, I will always make an effort to stop in to grab something for her. And even after the millioneth time, she still acts so surprised when I show up at her office to drop off her drink. lol But honestly, it's really just me finding an excuse to be able to see her during her working hours. Also, not sure why the place is hardly ever busy whenever Im there, really quite surprised tbh. Anyway, definitely a must-try if you like mangoes.

Mango Mango is a dependable chain for Asian desserts, with the mango fruit taking center stage…read more Even though the service was a bit slow during our visit, it was understandable given how busy the shop was with people looking to satisfy their sweet tooth. We tried a few different things. The signature mango dessert was pretty standard compared to other locations, but it was still tasty and hit the spot. We also had the mango sago, which had a great flavor, though the texture was a little on the watery side. The chocolate cake was good but quite sweet, and the packaging made it a bit tricky to eat, the plastic wrap held it together, but once removed, the cake tended to fall apart. It's a solid choice when you're craving those specific, fruity Asian desserts, especially if you're a mango lover. The quality is consistent with what you'd expect from the chain.

I happen to pass by Pastry Land and it caught my eye. Pastry? That sounded good. And a quick…read moreglance at Yelp yielded a 4.5 star rating. Coming in, I first could see the individually portioned rectangles of cakes and viennoiseries. No prices. That's actually a pet peeve of mine, as I dislike needing to take up the attention of a employee just to ask what the price is of something, in case another customer is behind me. Next, to the left, I spied their various baklava type sweets. But we are trying to eat fewer sweets, so initially I thought this might just be a reconnaissance visit. Further along yielded some savories. I pointed at and asked for one apiece of their chicken phyllo triangle (chicken briwat - shredded spiced chicken with sweet onion), the spinach flatbread (spinach herb cheese), and semolina pancake (Golden Pancake). These were pretty good. And service was nice. The sweets I picked up on another visit were poofy, but the filling ratio a bit off. Averaging out to maybe 3.5 in my book?

You know how when we were kids we thought [most] adults had it all figured out? Then, even as we…read moreapproach or surpass 30 we all realize: "I still don't know what the heck I'm doing half of the time." The same is true of me and my reviews. One would think a 1,000+ reviews in I'd gain some level of confidence! Yet, there are still reviews where I feel I am just winging it. Of course, I try to give my thoughts and opinions as best I can, still, I feel as though I were approaching 30 and can't believe I am technically an adult. This is the case with Pastry Land. I've been in here probably half a dozen times, and only now have I decided to put words on paper by wasting your time with irrelevant metaphors. ONWARDS! Pastry Land has great European style cakes and pastries. Their selection is wide and varied, and the quality is terrific! Everything I've had is distinct, scrumptious, and not over-sweet. Okay, great, so why four stars? Well, with the exception of a pistachio baklava square that knocked my socks off, I didn't find their goods were above and beyond sufficient as to drag me back with the same magnetism as Tatté or Flour (for e.g. - I know these are in different categories). They meet expectations, which is a solid four in my book. For some final notes: I feel that the value is fair in light of the quality. Also, the location itself is spacious, very clean, and the staff are friendly.

Located next to Kyuramen, this place caught my daughters' eyes and they went in to order the matcha…read morecheese mousse cake and the ujicha float to share. You use a touchscreen to order and pay and they announce your number when it's ready. Both orders were delicious. The float had boba on the bottom and was filled to the brim so they had to eat the soft serve down a bit before being able to put a boba straw in. The matcha cheese mousse cake has a layer of azuki beans on the bottom, multiple layers of subtle complimentary flavors. Yummy dessert for after your ramen! Highly recommend!

Came by for dessert the other night and it was a mediocre experience. Had my eyes set on the milk…read moresoft serve cone for $6 and it became $7.5 on the ordering tablet inside the shop. When I attempted to check out on the kiosk, there was a $0.25 convenience fee and I had to input my phone number in order to check out?!? Ordered with the staff and there was no need for a phone number or the $0.25 convenience fee... The staff put on a glove before making my ice cream. The milk flavored ice cream looked great but only tasted so-so. It wasn't a Cremia like I would find in Japan. This felt like a Chinese-owned chain with inconsistent pricing and hidden fees.

This review covers the service mostly as honestly, the space is very clean and the food is pretty…read moredelicious. I came by to grab a cake for a birthday and the people working were incredibly rude. The person grabbing the cake for me had his airpods in and couldn't hear me. So, when I asked for a cake, he kept saying "WHAT? WHAT?" and acted annoyed because he couldn't hear me over whatever he was listening to through his airpods. He then packaged the cake very haphazardly and didn't make eye contact or speak to us beyond the prior "WHAT." The cakes here are good but not good enough for me to feel disrespected and dismissed. Especially when they're pretty expensive. Come if you don't care about getting yelled at by some high schoolers.

Tous Les Jous is located on Billings Rd, a short distance from the intersection with Hancock…read moreStreet. It is a bright and spacious shop which provides patrons with trays and tongs to self serve. On this visit, we had our eye on the warm items in their warming oven for a light lunch. My selection was the Croque Monsieur which was light yet rich, and sweet yet savory from the ham and cheese. I also had a bite of the Mushroom Onion Cheese pastry, which tasted rather good even to this non-mushroom fan. I'm just curious enough to look for an opportunity to revisit to try one of their flattened croissants...

If I could give this place a 5.9 star I would. My friend decided to take me to get some dessert, as…read morewe entered the door, we are welcomed by two swinging chairs which were just too cute to describe. My eyes were fixated on the gigantic cookies on top, but then my eyes looked down, and I saw it. It was the blueberry lemon muffin. That's actually one of my favorite combos. This thing was so moist with tons of blueberries. My taste buds were shocked at the goodness of quality and taste. Who brags about ice water? I have to. Ice cold water with crushed ice. Did you ever try a passionfruit crème brûlée, well I did, with a touch of tartness and not overly sweet, it was the best crème brûlée ever!

Cute cafe with a variety of options!…read more The Vietnamese iced coffee was strong and so was the milk tea/Vietnamese Coffee combo. I appreciated the option as it's rare to find the yeunyeung. The ube and pandan cheesecake bites were delicious! The spam musubi was delicious with the sauce. We also ordered eel baos which came with plenty of eel! Everything was made fresh so it took about 5-10 minutes for our order to be completed.

Nice beautiful location a very different boba's about $10 a piece... Is a lot of activities games…read moreclaw machines didn't get to interact much with the staff they were so busy it's a very nice concept I liked it in there my daughter and I enjoyed this location

A real tornado of flavor, I would wholly recommend the popcorn chicken as a quick snack for 2. The…read moreportion size is large and there are a bunch of flavors you can choose from. HOWEVER, that's where the niceties end. I ordered a taro milk tea which is a staple of any milk tea spot and despite costing almost $8 for a large, it tasted like cheap powder you can buy at the market and had way too much water. I couldn't even finish it and threw it away after a few sips. I recommend Vivis to just stick to making chicken!

This ice cream was so good! Generous portions too. I LOVED the coffee heath and the orange mango…read moreice. They are not shy with the sprinkles and it actually adds a nice crunch to the ice cream. Definitely one of, if not the best, ice cream I've had in MA.

Nona's homemade ice cream is my favorite on the south shore. They have a decent amount of flavor…read moreoptions but the flavors they do have are awesome. They are nice and creamy but also have lots of fillings with whatever the flavor is. The also home make the waffle cones and sometimes come out warm. I've had the coffee Oreo, white chocolate Oreo, and others and they are always amazing!