Came here on a friend's recommendation after they told us it was right next to Fiji Snacks and Smoothies. Right off the bat, the exterior had a very Asian-inspired look, but the desserts felt more like a fusion of Middle Eastern, Hispanic, and other popular dessert influences.
IMPORTANT: There was a high risk of cross-contamination with nuts, so my BF avoided most of the desserts. Thankfully, he was still able to try a few with me, like the tiramisu.
Mini Midnight - Very nutty base flavor with what seemed to be an Oreo crumble on top. I wasn't the biggest fan of the texture--it leaned a little too crumbly for me. It wasn't exactly Nature Valley granola bar-level, but it was dry enough to make me think, "Cinnamon Challenge." I also woke up with a scratchy throat, so it irritated it even more (unrelated).
Campfire - The cheesecake and chocolate combo was great. The texture was much better, with more of a gooey energy than anything. This was my second favorite of the three my BFF ordered. The design was very cute--though this is some Crumbl Cookie-level sweet energy. Haha.
Concha Lotus - The bread texture is phenomenal--like a very high-quality Hawaiian bread. The fluffiness is incredible, and the manager made it fresh to ensure we had the best experience (love that little attention to detail).
I'm not the craziest fan of Biscoff, but this was very convincing. I eventually found the center of the Tootsie Pop (Biscoff cream cheese filling). It was a bit too sweet for me with both the filling and icing, but if I hadn't been drinking a sweet boba, I think it would've felt much more balanced. Between my BFF and me, this was our favorite.
Tiramisu - Slightly sweeter than I expected, but very coffee-forward. Exceptionally creamy with a tantalizing texture. It's very decadent, though, so I was pretty burnt out after three bites. Once the sharp coffee flavor settled, I was back for a few more spoonfuls.
Side note: My BF and I shared this one at home, and we both agreed it was probably the best thing we had there--especially since he could only try one thing! LOL.
Overall, Haos is very hype. The miniature games and live succulent added a lot of charm to the interior décor, and the service was superb. read more