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Love the unique flavors they have here and love it even more bc it's all non dairy!!!! (Shout out to my lactose intolerant kings and queens) also love how each Awan store has the most interesting architecture and vibe. They only let you sample a couple flavors so choose wisely. Their flavors change pretty often but they do have a few flavors that are a staple there. My siblings like to get pints and drive it all the way back to Orange County (yes, seriously) I can never say no to Awan if I'm in the area.
Oh my goodness. We are STOKED to have stumbled on Awan! The gentleman that helps us-- was to patient with the kiddos letting them try flavors. It's a small little walk through counter with very limited seating. We loved and appreciated all of the Indo flavors. The matcha was the best earthy matcha we've had in ice cream. The mandarin was SUPER refreshing and a crowd pleaser. The sesame was also super tasty and unique from most other black sesame ice cream. The ice cream base was so silky for coconut. The kiddos loved the Oreo-- but the parentals really enjoyed all the specialty flavors. Do yourself a favor, if you're close, stop by, and try all the seasonal because they surely won't disappoint.
Where have you been all my life Awan? Awan has officially become my go-to for something sweet, creamy and delicious. The Venice space is slightly small but it's fine. The merch in my opinion is a tad overpriced and won't be buying anything soon except maybe some pints of ice cream. In terms of the actual ice cream. The scoops are actually pretty generous and it's like elevated in terms presentation etc. I happen to be vegan but if you aren't you simply cannot argue with me over how creamy and tasty it is. I'm a vanilla lover and I found the vanilla to be one of the best vegan vanillas I've ever had. The pineapple is also amazing. The strawberry wasn't life changing but all the flavors are just so creamy and decadent in their own way; that you can count on. To note, there is also a little window you go to to get your ice cream, which can be annoying if it's crowded and you literally can't get over there. In my opinion they could just hand it to you, but sure. All in all I want and Awan in every city. Obsessed :)
My favorite vegan ice cream in LA! I've tried their West Hollywood location and I'm so glad they've added one to Venice! Their flavors are so unique with very thoughtfully sourced ingredients, and the portions are perfect. I highly recommend any of their fruit flavors, the gaviota strawberry is divine and their pineapple pandan is the perfect balance of tart and creamy! I like how none of their flavors are too sweet either, and even though they do use a coconut cream base there isn't a super strong or overpowering coconut flavor. There's little standing tables inside and a bench outside, but this is definitely more of a to-go window with limited seating.
Delicious vegan ice cream! I've been wanting to try Awan for a while now and after seeing the collab with REM beauty, I had to check it out. I went on a Sunday morning and there wasn't a line. Staff were super friendly with helping me sample and choose flavors. The Love Spell flavor was super delicious. It was the perfectly blend of fruity and tart. Overall, great spot for a treat!
AWAN is one of my favorite ice cream places! It's high quality Indonesian ice cream that's vegan and delicious (and I'm not even vegan)!! Their seasonal flavors are ALWAYS worth getting even if it's $1 extra. I personally love all their fruit flavors when I'm a chocolate and milk ice cream kinda gal so this says a lot. They have the best unique flavors rotating from their seasonal menu. I really love the Venice location because they had all the flavors to try whereas other locations they run out fast. My favorite was the: Shinko Pear and Ginger (5/5): It had a sweet, fruity shinko Asian pear base that was tangy and tasted like butterscotch undertones with the creaminess. I loved that it has tiny bits of crystallized ginger that went SO well with the refreshing and creamy pear base. Was a perfect pick me up to satisfy my sweet tooth.
Finally got to try Awan after hearing about the hype and uniqueness of the flavors. Flavors were definetly made with real ingredients and You can't find these flavors anywhere, definetly very unique. I think they rotate flavors. The flavors today weren't the same ones I saw on yelp before. They let you sample. Tried shinko pear and ginger. It had the sweetness of the pear paired with a touch of ginger. The ginger lingers in the after taste. I didn't get this one but I like the concept. The Thai tea and black sesame butter was pretty good as well. I'd say the black sesame butter was the dominant flavor. You still get that Thai tea flavor, but not as bold as the black sesame Strawberry had a bit of tart to it, mentioned it was organic. For a price of a single scoop is $8, which is kind of expensive. Also parking in the neighborhood is a bit hard, good if you get lucky finding street parking, but if not you might have to walk a little further The workers were nice let you try all the flavors if needed so that you can select the one that fits your taste. They were really nice and understand that these aren't your typical ice cream flavors so they let you try as much as you need to pick your favorite.
I am not a vegan, but man this icecream is the shit. I can confidently say that this is one of my favorite icecream spots in LA. I would never know that there is no dairy in the ice creams. It is perfectly creamy without being too sweet. I love how they have a seasonal menu. My first time coming I had their cantaloupe which was amazing. This time I got their orange. The orange reminded me of a creamsicle. Super cool ambiance as well. I love how the interior reminds me of a hidden cave. The icecream comes out of this little door within the cave. Pretty neat.
Vegan ice cream! This place is a cool location that looks like it's made of colorful stucco. You walk into a small room and there is a guy who will let you try the various flavors. We tried a cranberry one that I didn't like, but the cookies and cream one was delicious. It's kind of funny how you order it, then go to a little vestibule to the side where a window opens up and it comes out. It's a bit pricey, my friend said the to go container are like $30. I got the "child" cup and it was $6. it was very good, kind of reminds me a little of real Italian gelato.
Finally got to try Awan after seeing it on social media for a while. For vegan "ice cream" the flavors are truly robust , fresh, and tastes very natural and organic. We got the coconut cream/vanilla and the mandarin flavor and it was very refreshing. The palm sugar at the end is also a nice touch.
Having its outlet stood next to Dayglow, Awan was such attention stealer with its peculiar design, giving the vibe of entering a gorgeously designed cave to me. Not to mention, the color they featured was one of my favorite! On any weekdays they wouldn't be open until 3pm, while on weekend they would come earlier by noon. Good news was you could have it as post-dinner dessert given they would only be closed by 10pm. So long day-light during summer surely made it just perfect. Some of the flavor selections, either from the core or the seasonal ones, weren't like any you could easily find elsewhere. Even for the ones that might sound bit familiar like strawberry or vanilla or even oreo, they kinda featured their own unique selling point by mixing it with distinctive ingredients. Bringing a touch of Indonesia, I was really impressed that they presented the iconic brown sugar from my very own home country! Trust me, if you wondered it's just brown sugar, you'd better save that thought aside and gave it a try then thanked me later. If you're worried about dairy, this was certainly the answer for you as their ice cream was dairy free, using coconut milk. If you're unsure which flavors you might fancy, they did offer tasting. The single scoop cup was 5oz, but there's petite version at 3oz. If you're kind of indecisive like me or just want more mix of flavors, go for the split scoop, which was basically 2 scoops of the kid size. TBH I tried Awan already before and went for their Vanilla and Matcha, which I thought was OKAYish but bit too pricey. This second try hooked me stronger especially their Salted Caramel Gula Jawa, which used the earlier-called brown sugar shavings on top. That topping surely elevated the overall flavor, and I would recommend pair it with probably refreshing fruit-based ones or something with tangy note. In my case I paired it with the Nekohama Hojicha, which was maybe not the right decision as it made the Hojicha one tasted too subtle, which I guessed because the first one carried quite vibrant taste. NGL still think it's tad steep, particularly as I went for one seasonal flavor, which meant +$1 landing this split scoop at $11. Will I come back? YES, am still intrigued by all other flavors I haven't tried, and I am also appreciating the effort introducing home-country ingredients here! Thinking out loud, prolly the reason behind the price tag.
4.5 stars I'm was really happy to see that they recently opened up a new Awan near Venice so I didn't have to drive as far. Awan is somewhat tucked away on Rose Avenue and I wouldn't have know that they were selling ice cream if I hadn't already known I was going specifically for ice cream. The exterior is green and in the dark it makes everything look closed until you look closely and see that they have a door propped open. The ice cream itself was delicious! The person helping us was so kind and patient with my friends and I trying all the different flavors. Everything is coconut based, but the coconut flavor was not overpowering. It also had a nice consistently that felt similar to gelato. The top half of their menu is the list of permanent flavors and then bottom half is their seasonal flavors. I was debating between the dayglow coffee or the peach apricot swirl, and ended up deciding on the latter knowing that it'll be rotated out but I could always come back for the coffee. Overall, I took off half a star because the inside was kinda small and it felt like I couldn't stay in there too long to finish my ice cream while chatting with friends. But then again, you are in Venice and it's nice to walk down the streets. I also think the ice cream is somewhat expensive at $6(permanent menu)/$7(seasonal menu) for the kids small (1 scoop), but it is on par with all other ice cream places in LA.
2 days ago
Awan is a modern ice cream concept that blends Americanized techniques with Asian flavors within a cave-like interior. The menu is not too exhaustive, but it has most of the primary flavors you'd find at other places + some other fruity ones like passionfruit and lychee. The texture is smooth, and it's the perfect plan to go here during a hot summer day. One of LA's best :) read more
I had never heard of nor tried Indonesian ice cream until we went to Awan after having dinner nearby. They are a naturally plant-based ice cream shop with a very creative vibe and excellent flavors. They offer a variety of seasonal flavors, many of which incorporates different spices and ingredients often found within the region. I got to sample a couple including hojicha and mango while we were visiting. Everything tasted fresh, creamy, and tantalizing. It doesn't matter whether it's plant based or not- this is just really delicious ice cream that anyone deserves to try. The shop itself is fairly small but they do have some standing room with tables if you want to enjoy your ice cream inside. If it's not cold, I'd say it's better to hang out outside. read more
1 month ago
No offense but when I think vegan I don't necessarily think Ice cream, but Awan definitely made this work! (You can taste test all the flavors!) I had Balinese Vanilla and for a vegan, dairy-free ice cream, the texture was insanely rich and creamy. You still get that smooth, indulgent feel without it tasting artificial or watered down like a lot of dairy-free spots. There's a slight coconut aftertaste from the base, but it's subtle and actually complements the flavor instead of overpowering it. The Indonesian-inspired concept makes it feel unique compared to your average ice cream shop. Definitely worth checking out if you want something different that still tastes legit. read more
1 month ago
Love the unique flavors they have here and love it even more bc it's all non dairy!!!! (Shout out to my lactose intolerant kings and queens) also love how each Awan store has the most interesting architecture and vibe. They only let you sample a couple flavors so choose wisely. Their flavors change pretty often but they do have a few flavors that are a staple there. My siblings like to get pints and drive it all the way back to Orange County (yes, seriously) I can never say no to Awan if I'm in the area. read more
Oh my goodness. We are STOKED to have stumbled on Awan! The gentleman that helps us-- was to patient with the kiddos letting them try flavors. It's a small little walk through counter with very limited seating. We loved and appreciated all of the Indo flavors. The matcha was the best earthy matcha we've had in ice cream. The mandarin was SUPER refreshing and a crowd pleaser. The sesame was also super tasty and unique from most other black sesame ice cream. The ice cream base was so silky for coconut. The kiddos loved the Oreo-- but the parentals really enjoyed all the specialty flavors. Do yourself a favor, if you're close, stop by, and try all the seasonal because they surely won't disappoint. read more
Where have you been all my life Awan? Awan has officially become my go-to for something sweet, creamy and delicious. The Venice space is slightly small but it's fine. The merch in my opinion is a tad overpriced and won't be buying anything soon except maybe some pints of ice cream. In terms of the actual ice cream. The scoops are actually pretty generous and it's like elevated in terms presentation etc. I happen to be vegan but if you aren't you simply cannot argue with me over how creamy and tasty it is. I'm a vanilla lover and I found the vanilla to be one of the best vegan vanillas I've ever had. The pineapple is also amazing. The strawberry wasn't life changing but all the flavors are just so creamy and decadent in their own way; that you can count on. To note, there is also a little window you go to to get your ice cream, which can be annoying if it's crowded and you literally can't get over there. In my opinion they could just hand it to you, but sure. All in all I want and Awan in every city. Obsessed :) read more
My favorite vegan ice cream in LA! I've tried their West Hollywood location and I'm so glad they've added one to Venice! Their flavors are so unique with very thoughtfully sourced ingredients, and the portions are perfect. I highly recommend any of their fruit flavors, the gaviota strawberry is divine and their pineapple pandan is the perfect balance of tart and creamy! I like how none of their flavors are too sweet either, and even though they do use a coconut cream base there isn't a super strong or overpowering coconut flavor. There's little standing tables inside and a bench outside, but this is definitely more of a to-go window with limited seating. read more
Delicious vegan ice cream! I've been wanting to try Awan for a while now and after seeing the collab with REM beauty, I had to check it out. I went on a Sunday morning and there wasn't a line. Staff were super friendly with helping me sample and choose flavors. The Love Spell flavor was super delicious. It was the perfectly blend of fruity and tart. Overall, great spot for a treat! read more
8 months ago
AWAN is one of my favorite ice cream places! It's high quality Indonesian ice cream that's vegan and delicious (and I'm not even vegan)!! Their seasonal flavors are ALWAYS worth getting even if it's $1 extra. I personally love all their fruit flavors when I'm a chocolate and milk ice cream kinda gal so this says a lot. They have the best unique flavors rotating from their seasonal menu. I really love the Venice location because they had all the flavors to try whereas other locations they run out fast. My favorite was the: Shinko Pear and Ginger (5/5): It had a sweet, fruity shinko Asian pear base that was tangy and tasted like butterscotch undertones with the creaminess. I loved that it has tiny bits of crystallized ginger that went SO well with the refreshing and creamy pear base. Was a perfect pick me up to satisfy my sweet tooth. read more
Finally got to try Awan after hearing about the hype and uniqueness of the flavors. Flavors were definetly made with real ingredients and You can't find these flavors anywhere, definetly very unique. I think they rotate flavors. The flavors today weren't the same ones I saw on yelp before. They let you sample. Tried shinko pear and ginger. It had the sweetness of the pear paired with a touch of ginger. The ginger lingers in the after taste. I didn't get this one but I like the concept. The Thai tea and black sesame butter was pretty good as well. I'd say the black sesame butter was the dominant flavor. You still get that Thai tea flavor, but not as bold as the black sesame Strawberry had a bit of tart to it, mentioned it was organic. For a price of a single scoop is $8, which is kind of expensive. Also parking in the neighborhood is a bit hard, good if you get lucky finding street parking, but if not you might have to walk a little further The workers were nice let you try all the flavors if needed so that you can select the one that fits your taste. They were really nice and understand that these aren't your typical ice cream flavors so they let you try as much as you need to pick your favorite. read more
I am not a vegan, but man this icecream is the shit. I can confidently say that this is one of my favorite icecream spots in LA. I would never know that there is no dairy in the ice creams. It is perfectly creamy without being too sweet. I love how they have a seasonal menu. My first time coming I had their cantaloupe which was amazing. This time I got their orange. The orange reminded me of a creamsicle. Super cool ambiance as well. I love how the interior reminds me of a hidden cave. The icecream comes out of this little door within the cave. Pretty neat. read more
Vegan ice cream! This place is a cool location that looks like it's made of colorful stucco. You walk into a small room and there is a guy who will let you try the various flavors. We tried a cranberry one that I didn't like, but the cookies and cream one was delicious. It's kind of funny how you order it, then go to a little vestibule to the side where a window opens up and it comes out. It's a bit pricey, my friend said the to go container are like $30. I got the "child" cup and it was $6. it was very good, kind of reminds me a little of real Italian gelato. read more
5 months ago
Finally got to try Awan after seeing it on social media for a while. For vegan "ice cream" the flavors are truly robust , fresh, and tastes very natural and organic. We got the coconut cream/vanilla and the mandarin flavor and it was very refreshing. The palm sugar at the end is also a nice touch. read more
11 months ago
Having its outlet stood next to Dayglow, Awan was such attention stealer with its peculiar design, giving the vibe of entering a gorgeously designed cave to me. Not to mention, the color they featured was one of my favorite! On any weekdays they wouldn't be open until 3pm, while on weekend they would come earlier by noon. Good news was you could have it as post-dinner dessert given they would only be closed by 10pm. So long day-light during summer surely made it just perfect. Some of the flavor selections, either from the core or the seasonal ones, weren't like any you could easily find elsewhere. Even for the ones that might sound bit familiar like strawberry or vanilla or even oreo, they kinda featured their own unique selling point by mixing it with distinctive ingredients. Bringing a touch of Indonesia, I was really impressed that they presented the iconic brown sugar from my very own home country! Trust me, if you wondered it's just brown sugar, you'd better save that thought aside and gave it a try then thanked me later. If you're worried about dairy, this was certainly the answer for you as their ice cream was dairy free, using coconut milk. If you're unsure which flavors you might fancy, they did offer tasting. The single scoop cup was 5oz, but there's petite version at 3oz. If you're kind of indecisive like me or just want more mix of flavors, go for the split scoop, which was basically 2 scoops of the kid size. TBH I tried Awan already before and went for their Vanilla and Matcha, which I thought was OKAYish but bit too pricey. This second try hooked me stronger especially their Salted Caramel Gula Jawa, which used the earlier-called brown sugar shavings on top. That topping surely elevated the overall flavor, and I would recommend pair it with probably refreshing fruit-based ones or something with tangy note. In my case I paired it with the Nekohama Hojicha, which was maybe not the right decision as it made the Hojicha one tasted too subtle, which I guessed because the first one carried quite vibrant taste. NGL still think it's tad steep, particularly as I went for one seasonal flavor, which meant +$1 landing this split scoop at $11. Will I come back? YES, am still intrigued by all other flavors I haven't tried, and I am also appreciating the effort introducing home-country ingredients here! Thinking out loud, prolly the reason behind the price tag. read more
11 months ago
The staff, the ice cream, the aesthetic, the look, all of it was GRAND. The staff were so sweet as our kids kept asking for sample after sample. The flavors are so yummy! But they were out of the 2 flavors we reaaaally wanted! Otherwise, it was such a cute place! Definitely a must try! read more
4.5 stars I'm was really happy to see that they recently opened up a new Awan near Venice so I didn't have to drive as far. Awan is somewhat tucked away on Rose Avenue and I wouldn't have know that they were selling ice cream if I hadn't already known I was going specifically for ice cream. The exterior is green and in the dark it makes everything look closed until you look closely and see that they have a door propped open. The ice cream itself was delicious! The person helping us was so kind and patient with my friends and I trying all the different flavors. Everything is coconut based, but the coconut flavor was not overpowering. It also had a nice consistently that felt similar to gelato. The top half of their menu is the list of permanent flavors and then bottom half is their seasonal flavors. I was debating between the dayglow coffee or the peach apricot swirl, and ended up deciding on the latter knowing that it'll be rotated out but I could always come back for the coffee. Overall, I took off half a star because the inside was kinda small and it felt like I couldn't stay in there too long to finish my ice cream while chatting with friends. But then again, you are in Venice and it's nice to walk down the streets. I also think the ice cream is somewhat expensive at $6(permanent menu)/$7(seasonal menu) for the kids small (1 scoop), but it is on par with all other ice cream places in LA. read more
OMG! Coconut based dairy free icecream! I went with both my sisters in law - Gabi m & Lexie m! They let us try them all but I got strawberry in the end. It's actually creamy and not using nut milk is a big win for my stomach. The aesthetic is amazing VIBE! The way they "deliver" the icecream through the window is awesome as well. Definitely a must try. read more
I had tried the Awan in West Hollywood by accident as I stumbled down some stairs trying to get some coffee on a side street off of Santa Monica Blvd. a number of months ago. That place was tiny and seemed to be a by invitation only location. On this occasion, I had lunch at Chelita's across the street on Rose and my car was parked in front of this joint. Intrigued because it only looked like a wall of a mission, I wandered in and looked at a green wall with a cut out looking kitchen and another alcove with a closed door. Is this the Emerald City of ice cream? I can only have vegan gluten free so the small menu of flavors kept me puzzled thinking I would have to ring a bell to find the Wizard of Awan. Fortunately a young man showed up in the large alcove and explained to me the rules of Awan. His friendly guidance helped me select a GULA JAWA SALTED CARAMEL INFUSED AND LAYERED WITH UNREFINED INDONESIAN COCONUT PALM SUGAR. I had and have no idea what I ordered but I dutifully waited outside a closed door of a small alcove thinking in this play I must be looking for a brain when the doors swung open and my lovely whatever I ordered appeared before me. I expected trumpets to play or at least a munchkin or two but I took the sumptuous looking cup and retreated to my car on this blustery day to taste this concoction after all the fanfare. The result, darn good creamy vegan ice cream. The large scoop, while costly, was hearty and delicious. I may need to return when I summon the courage. read more
Awan first opened in West Hollywood awhile back and it had been on my list to try, but I never ended up making it there so I was glad when they opened a Venice location. It's quickly become one of my favorite ice cream places, and I've been here a few times since the summer. Awan is an Indonesian ice cream place that has unique flavors and it's also all vegan. First off, the location feels so high end for an ice cream place. It's all sage green and feels like a grotto inside. You order at the window and the ice cream comes out via a window. They only have a few flavors, and all of the flavors are vegan. I don't always love vegan ice cream but Awan's ice cream is made with coconut cream so you can't really tell it's vegan, and it also doesn't have an overpowering coconut flavor or scent. The first time I came, I got the melon flavor which was so delicious. Service is super friendly. There is no seating at this place, but the location on Rose makes it nice to get a scoop and walk around. I'm so happy to have another quality ice cream place nearby. read more
11 months ago
The flavors here are so unbelievably fresh. I tried a few of their flavors but ultimately decided on ordering the Peach and Apricot Swirl. I got a kids scoop, which was the perfect size. They garnish each ice cream with a piece of fruit. Not only does it look beautiful but it tasted amazing too. The interior was also really aesthetic and the worker was friendly. read more
9 months ago
Pleasantly surprised with the flavor, texture, and quality of Awan's ice cream. I'm not the biggest ice cream person and I usually prefer whole milk, but Awan was able to creatively make ice cream fresh and "healthy" with the milk base being coconut milk for their ice cream! I enjoyed the strawberry flavor the most, but was shocked with the taste of their vanilla bean flavor as I usually stray away from vanilla at ice cream stores for its simplicity. Pricing is a bit of a splurge, but I happily enjoyed this splurge read more
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1 year ago
Awan is not your average ice cream shop -- it's Indonesian-inspired, plant-based, and absolutely dreamy. The flavors are so unique (we got Hibiscus and Cantaloupe!) and somehow rich, creamy, and refreshing all at once. Bonus points for the chic minimalist vibe and super friendly staff who let you sample before committing. Whether you're dairy-free or not, this place hits. A perfect post-dinner treat or midday indulgence. Treat yourself!!! read more
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Yummy coffee. Vanilla was so good, too. Sweet spot hidden behind the coffee shop where everything is delicious. read more
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Great vibe all around -- from the warm welcome and friendly faces to the excellent service. The atmosphere was almost as amazing as the ice cream itself. read more
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