This a restaurant of decadent excess and sugar-rotted teeth. In other words, a sweet tooth…read moreparadise! You sit first then order at the counter. We had the #6 waffnut which was two crunchy waffles sandwiching a heap of ice cream. On top was drizzled chocolate and toffee bits and a waffle cone for good measure. Pretty delicious. $16 AUD worth though? That's debatable. Service was friendly and food came out early. Definitely worth a cheat meal!

This place is so fun and cute! The desserts are yummy! They can be a little pricey AUD 16/17 and…read moreany additional scoops of ice cream is AUD 3. But there really isn't another place that you can go and get these creative and instagramable desserts.

I've had this place bookmarked for years. Maybe I'll try their dessert tasting menu someday, but…read morejust the regular desserts I tried were nothing spectacular. And on a late weekday afternoon, they were sold out of the drinks that caught my eye. The desserts are fine, but some of the prices are so expensive that I don't feel like I'd miss out on much if I didn't get them. The average price seemed to be $28 for a dessert smaller than the size of my palm. While some of the flavors were more unique, based on the ones I tried, they weren't actually good combinations or just blended together so that you might as well be eating one flavor.

I had hope to visit Koi during my last visit to Sydney, but I ran out of time. But for my most…read morerecent visit, it happened to be beside my hotel. After eating dinner somewhere else, my friend and I stopped at Koi for dessert. We go there only 30 min before close, so there weren't a lot of desserts left. We tried two of them - a pandan cake and a mango dessert. They were both beautiful looking, but don't recall being blown away by the taste. And it was very expensive. I thought to myself that it was not what I hoped. But I'll give the benefit of the doubt that maybe at the end of the night all they have the less popular desserts left. Next time I'm there, I'll give it another shot.

I first met KT and Ezekiel from Alfamores when they reached out to me on social media and provided…read moresamples of these delicious biscuits. They reminded me of shortbread "melting moments" however with the most delicious chocolate and caramel flavoured centres instead. Highly recommended ! They would make a perfect gift for someone special too.

From the owner: We make delicious Argentinian alfajores & authentic dulce de leche. Traditional alfajores are our…read morespecialty, from original flavour to the exclusive yerba mate or native ingredients, we maintain the highest of quality in the creative process :)

My Sweet Boutique reminds me a lot of the Cinderella fairytale. Cinderella was surrounded by two…read moreUgly sisters, likewise My Sweet Boutique has had to battle with two ugly sisters, in it's case being located in the grounds of a petrol station and on a main road. This wonderful fairytale has a happy outcome because like Cinderella this beautiful princess has prevailed and shown her true beauty to the World. My Sweet Boutique ( MSB ) is one of Sydney's hottest food trucks and it specialises in waffles. They open to the public Wednesday - Sunday and serve across from the Enmore Park. The Food Truck is beautifully decorated by lots of nice food isms and the whole truck screams Instagram so you better be prepared to # and snap to your hearts content and that's before and of the glorious food is even served. The Waffles come in 6 variations of flavours some of which include the 2204 and Enmore Road. The flavours favour from the flavouring sauces and fruit and nut content. The option is for it to come in a slider ($6) slab ($9) or in a mason jar ($12). Of course everyone wants the jar because it's more fun. The jar I got was 2204 which offered a combination of ice cream, smashed waffles, banana, popcorn and salted Caramel. The presentation is absolutely amazing here and it's almost a crime to eat out of something that looks that good but just try and resist. The jar comes with the option of a lid too which is cute if you want to keep the jar and try DIY job on it later. Also on offer here is the famous Nutella names Jars. So basically you get a personalised jar stacked with waffles and cream on the top and inside gorgeous Nutella and ice cream on the inside. It's an absolute must for anyone that wants to show off to their friends. The staff are extremely friendly and happy to assist you with recommendations on the best selections. My Sweet Boutique is a gorgeous food truck that is definitely a piece of gold that Marrickville is happy to keep for themselves because these place would go off anywhere because my friends this place is an absolute diamond.

We drove past many times but never stopped because the lines just seem very long. Big mistake!…read moreDon't let the long lines deter you from these awesome desserts! We tried the special of the week and the name alone will make you salivate. Who can honestly say no to "Belgian waffles smothered with melted chocolate and maltesers. Topped with salted caramel Icecream and sprinkled with crunchy popcorn."?! Yes the lines are long but they move quickly and totally worth it. You can thank yelp later for leading you to this hidden gem.

Original Souffle was great and you can add a scoop of ice cream to make it even better. They offer…read morematcha, strawberry, Oreo, cheese with brown sugar pearls and chocolate. Friendly staff and made fresh while you wait. The Dodo Souffle came out and they topped it with powdered sugar, syrup and some whipped cream. This jiggly goodness is a must try whilst visiting Sydney, Chinatown area.

We ordered the Cheese Souffle with Brown Sugar Pearls with vanilla ice cream ! Definitely a…read moregenerous serving that my friend and I were happy to share. It was really tasty and not overly sweet ! The Souffle pancake was cooked well but I felt that it was lacking texture since everything was too soft, all cream and gluggy ? still delicious but definitely would not be able to finish the one serving each by ourselves. Still so yummy - a must try when you're in Chinatown & craving desserts ! Keep in mind as well - there is no places to sit ! It's more of an order n go place !

I came here for the strawberry-watermelon cake. It was very cute, but also kind of expensive ($9…read morefor a slice which is about $6 USD). I personally don't think the strawberry and watermelon flavors go well together. The watermelon slice in it is certainly refreshing, but it kind of brings the taste down to me. I'd rather just have overall sweetness. The sweetness of the strawberry doesn't match the flavor of the watermelon. Truly Instagram-worthy, though. Service was kind of bad. Two or three people kept walking in and out of the front and back so there would be a different server every two minutes. It was a bit strange and hard to get a hold of someone. I noticed there was a fly trapped in the case with the chocolate chiffon cake.

Went here because of the watermelon cake hype that I was told about. It cost about $9 AUD…read more Personally was not as big of a fan of this place. I don't think the flavors go well together. You get one bite of the watermelon, and then you get the cream, and then you get the cake. Personally I think all the flavors of this cake overwhelm each other and that the texture of the watermelon doesn't mesh as well with the texture of the actual cake. The cake looks beautiful but I would not have ordered something like this again.

This hidden gem tucked away in the back streets of Balmain makes vegan and gluten free cakes,…read moredoughnuts, patisserie and serves coffee and a few savory items. Staff here are super friendly and helpful. The quality of the baked goods here is excellent and I couldn't tell it was vegan at all. Loved every bit of it. Would come back here anytime. Rare to find bakeries that make vegan baked goods and this would make it quite unique not just in Sydney but around the world :-)

I grabbed a Nutie donut from a (temporary?) store in the food court on Pitt Street. They have…read morerandom pop-ups all the time, but this one looked pretty established. Anyway, I had seen this gluten-free, vegan, cookie monster donut alllll over instagram and I'd been craving it for days - well, more like weeks. I was in the CBD today and knew that my time had come. I found the store and oogled all of the donuts on display. The cookie monster donut was there and it was calling my name. The other donuts looked amazing as well, but to be honest, I needed that cookie monster donut in my life like yesterday. The others just couldn't compete at this stage. I ordered the cookie monster donut so quickly, the guy behind the counter seemed surprised that I didn't have questions or ask for recommendations. But hey, I am just a strong independent woman, and I know what I want. He wrapped up my little monster into a cardboard box and I was on my way, trotting down Pitt Street, dodging cars, to get the instagram photo I'd been dreaming of - my little monster in front of the Sydney Harbour Bridge (can you tell I'm not from Sydney?!). I snapped my photos so quickly and then started tearing apart that donut right on the wharf. It was delicious. The consistency is more cake-like than donut-like, which I am guessing is because of the lack of gluten. Either way, if I didn't know it was gluten-free, I wouldn't have guessed. It was amazing. I highly recommend getting yourself a Nutie donut at some point in your life (or your trip to Sydney). I can assure you, that won't be my last Nutie donut.

I went to Peanut bar to taste one of its popular dishes, the peanut butter banana pancakes…read more However, I changed my mind when I saw they have an almond butter pancake option in the menu (I love almond butter!!). My friend stick with the peanut butter banana pancake. I tried it and it was good and generous filled with peanut butter. Regarding my almond pancake, I felt very disappointed as it basically did not have almond butter (as you can see by the pic)! So, I practically tasted the pancake dough itself. I know almond butter is more expensive than a peanut butter and I won't mind to pay more for an almond pancake that, actually, has almond butter! The other thing it was disappointed for me was the fact that they don't make their one peanut butter, they use Skippy peanut butter brand instead.

What an amazing bar! We have been there yesterday for the…read morefirst time and it was just a great experience.. the food is just delicious! We tried the peanut butter banana pancakes and the peanut butter creme brulee.. so yummy!! And we got some cheesecake takeaway and some protein biscuits.. I just wish this place was closer to the city!! I hope they will open something closer to the CBD soon!!

This place was exceptional. We came for dessert and had bread pudding, sticky date pudding, and…read moreNutella crepes. All amazing. And servings are very generous. If you are thinking of coming here, don't think, just come here. You will love it.

One of the nicest lil places in Sydney Family owned &…read moreoperated restaurant, homemade dinner & dessert by one chef So vegans, gluten free, restrictions and allergies are welcomed The staff are hospitable, cheerful & warm The food, tapas share plates and mains, desserts as the main course are absolutely delicious & perfectly crafted. Great vibes! Definitely will be returning for late night feeds, date nights or just a place to hang with your friends! Love it

Other coffee shops were packed with people and this newly opened little Cloud 9 was craving some…read moreattention. We ordered hot chocolate and dessert and was pleasantly surprised by the great flavours of both and the very quick service. The little cafe was clean and fresh with a bright atmosphere. People were happily enjoying the snacks and some were engrossed in their own world.

Popped in here for a dessert after our meal. Had a tough choice deciding on what to get, and…read moresettled on the warm waffle sundae, only to discover they had turned their waffle irons off for the night. (Even though it was only about 930p). Wound up trying a supposedly famous ice cream sandwich (aka gelato slider) but was quite disappointed. The cookies were pretty hard, so when you bit into the sandwich, the ice cream just oozed out. I have no problem getting a little messy, but think a true ice cream sandwich should have cookies that are a bit soft so they envelope the ice cream instead of compacting it. The nutella smear was a nice addition, and the flavor of the cookies and gelato were pleasing, but the quality of the cookies and overall experience left a lot to be desired. Would certainly try another dessert here, but can't recommend the sliders if you are an ice cream sandwich aficionado like myself!