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    Bambū Dessert Drinks

    4.1 (19 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Vietnamese iced coffee
    Jason L.

    Drinks are made fresh! Staff is very kind and took the time to explain the drinks. Very quiet and clean cafe highly recommend to visit to try the drinks and their desserts.

    Vonny W.

    I had been eyeing this spot for a while after seeing their unique beverages on Instagram! As well, it's just outside Vaughan Mills Mall, making it quite accessible/a frequently visited spot. There are also lots of parking spots available. I opted for the following two drinks: 1. Stepping out of my comfort zone, I ordered a dessert drink called the SMASHED AVOCADO which contains 8 oz of fresh avocado, boba, rainbow & coffee jellies, and is sweetened with condensed milk. The sweetness level was perfect. The dessert itself was super creamy and thick thanks to the smashed avocados. Lastly, the toppings allowed for a fun chew. This was perfect. 2. You can never go wrong with a TRADITIONAL ICED Vietnamese coffee! To make it even better, I added coffee jellies for a fun chew. Bambi's version has that classic strong coffee flavor with a good amount of sweetness from the condensed milk to balance, leaving no bitter aftertaste. I am intrigued to try this at a 75% sugar level though to see if I'd like it more. Service was very friendly and the employee was very helpful as well. Thought I chose to do takeout, they also have quite a bit of space for dine in, making it a good hangout spot. I highly recommend this spot for a treat!

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    Alex L.

    The food was good. The waffle was nice woth the ube. It also came woth a coffee dip The service was nice and friendly. The place is nice. I played some board games while watting. A nice chill vietnamese dessert place.

    #6
    Kristy V.

    Oh no, I wish I could rate this cafe highly, especially since I'm also Vietnamese myself :( AMBIANCE + SERVICE Walking in, everything was super clean and the decoration was very cute! There's multiple tables for you to sit and enjoy your desserts, so no stress trying to determine if you'll have seating. Service was absolutely fantastic, shoutout to the sweet girl who was serving our drinks! You were amazing, nothing negative to say about you at all :) FOOD The desserts is really where the cracks formed. I got (all large) #1, #3 and #6, for my dad, my mom and myself, respectively, which came out to ~$41. Since we're all full Vietnamese, my mom adores and loves making Vietnamese desserts since it reminds her of her hometown. My dad--of course--loves to consume Vietnamese desserts. I had high expectations going into the cafe, especially since it was a Vietnamese-based dessert spot which isn't very common in the GTA. Biting into it, my parents and I agreed that it was not up to our standards at all. There was no sweet aroma to the desserts, nor did it consist of much coconut milk. With Vietnamese desserts, there should be a sweet and coconut-y aroma that you can smell before even bringing it close to your mouth--this was not prominent in any of the 3 drinks. #3 is supposed to have Durian in it (according to my immigrant parents), however, there was none. That's okay because it was never mentioned in the drink's ingredients, and that's okay! Regardless, all the drinks were made with mainly coconut water (it tasted like, at least) instead of coconut milk. My parents and I were heavily disappointed and had to throw away half of the drinks--they were definitely not our cup of tea. The drinks were bland--you could taste that each ingredient had been soaking in water for a period of time before being combined into the drink, which made it all the less flavourful. Maybe the coffee would be different, however, the desserts being the main selling point really disappointed us. TDLR: not very authentic Vietnamese desserts. Yes it had the ingredients typical of a Vietnamese desserts, but the flavours and aroma were drastically lacking. Although I'd love to support fellow Vietnamese businesses, I will not be coming back.

    Newly launched hot foods
    Mike L.

    #10 - - it comes with red tapioca, pandan jelly, grass, jelly, coconut milk (Such a perfect combination of ingredients - no wonder it was named as that) - ramen noodles wrapped in nori, inside a crispy rice paper shell; comes with noodles (Unique in a way that you taste the soft texture of the noodles and the crunchy rice paper in the outer layer) - tossed in a sweet and savory fish sauce topped with fried garlic and pickled Vietnamese vegetables (Just the flavor is out of this world) Q - comes with noodles (So juicy on the inside) - Savory braised pork belly inside a warm steam taco style bao and Vietnamese pickled vegetables (My favorite, can't describe, just try it ) - grilled Vietnamese pork sausage on a skewer; comes with noodles (Reminds me of the Filipino longganisa or Taiwanese sausage )

    Bambū halo halo
    Ying L.

    Came in for a take out, ordered Bambu Halo halo at half reduced sugar. It's still too sweet for me. Inside deco is very cute and modern, the staff and service are ok, took 15min to get my halo halo.

    Angela Y.

    LA meets Toronto (or Vaughn). After seeing all the hype from LA, I was stoked to try this Vietnamese drink/dessert chain in Canada. Fruit Addict: This had a good variety of toppings including: lychee, longan, jackfruit, palm seed, red tapioca, agar jello, pandan jelly, coconut & coconut milk. Unfortunately the longan was not fresh and tasted really off (maybe cause I've only ever had fresh longan) Red Bean Combo: This was my favorite. A good level of sweetness from the red bean and creaminess from the coconut milk, the red bean and taro were a good pair too Bambu Special: I only ordered it because it was the special but honestly it didn't have much taste at all. The coconut water wasn't coconut-watery or sweet and the toppings kept getting stuck in the straw. Even though a-lot of the components made it drinkable like a beverage, it was really hard to consume I might try their Vietnamese coffee and a few more of their desserts in the future IF I was in the area but wouldn't make a special trip.

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    Great service and amazing desserts. Sat here and enjoyed dessert with my little one, definitely recommend.

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    Viet blended coffee was great so were the macarons. A bit pricey though but worth it.

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