On the outside, the shop looks unassuming, but once you step inside, you're treated with colorful…read moredecor, the delicious scent of homemade vanilla wafers, and pudding! We ordered the OG Banana frozen and it was fresh, sweet, and had a fluffy ice cream texture. I really liked the vanilla wafers, which you can purchase by themself too. The person working the counter was very kind and went through the menu options and answered any questions we had. Great dessert place all around, and they stay open late!

If you're looking for the BEST banana pudding in Utah then skip the corporate cupcake place and…read morehead right over to Parfé Diem. Their pudding had a rich, mousse like techie and they make their vanilla wafers from scratch!!! Best part is you can buy an entire bag of wafers to take home with you. They a menu of staples but do limit edition flavors. It's a super cute shop with plenty of seating and a warm smile that greets you when you walk in. The owner is often there and is such a sweet guy!! Even if you get the large count on coming back for me because it's that diem good.

It's such a cute place to get baked goods, especially the donut kind. We got the gauva filed one…read moreand a cinnamon roll and it was amazing..the inside was very cute and cozy and the staff was super nice. The food was very filling and lots of flavor. There's outdoor seating to enjoy the weather when you can.

This is a super cute shop with beautiful pastries and interesting drinks. Service was wonderful…read more And you certainly will be chubby--or chubbier--if you make this place a habit. We tried a Ferrero Rocher chocolate-filled donut that was decadent. There were probably 25 other sweets I wanted to try in the case. The drinks were very well-made. We had a Tiramisu Latte that tasted just like you would expect, a fantastic Cloud Latte, and the famous Pink Drink which has a distinct bubble gum flavor and a vibrant pink color that is found nowhere in nature. Everything was top notch. I am not into sweets, normally, but they do sweet treats and sweet drinks well here.

I've been eyeing this place for months because of their cute branding and amazing flavors…read morecombinations and I finally got to experience it!! Both cones we tried were complex delicious flavors that had good textural elements and surprising twists. The corn flake crunch though was OUT OF THIS WORLD. I can't wait to come back and try their other flavor combos in the future! I think it's so fun that they have a rotating menu.

We actually went to the one located in Salt Lake City. It was downtown. We both got tea. It was a…read morelittle pricey as we came out paying 10.00 for each small tea. The tea was delicious though. There was no place to sit as it was busy.

My girlfriend and I live super close to this place and we have been here a couple times. We order…read moresmoothies (peach,mango&strawberry,peach) they were really good. I had the beef shawarma which was a solid 8/10. My girlfriend had the crepes and she said they were 10/10. Service is always super good, I love that I wasn't rushed to make a decision. Music inside is always calming, and the cafe itself is charming

It's an interesting place. This is the first time the coffee maker machine is facing the customers,…read morewhich means, I make my own ice latte by press a button on this nice fancy machine! I recommend the flan. I'm a flan lover, and their flan is very rich and creamy. It's not as thick as rancho market, but it's deliciously smooth. I also tried the beef wrap, unfortunately it doesn't do much for me. It's more a doughy bread with ground beef in my opinion.

I am rooting for Sweet Chimneys, as I do for most local places…read more I tried Sweet Chimneys when I won a giveaway on Instagram that they did in conjunction with Thirst Drinks. I had the biscoff and Heath, and my friend had the cream cheese with fruity pebbles, if I remember right. I almost didn't want to eat it because it was so beautiful. Don't worry though, I ate it. The whole thing. I took a picture first. Don't worry about that either. So! These weren't what I expected. I think I expected more of a churro type treat--cruncy and cinnamon sugary. It wasn't like that at all. It's not even really like a waffle, or very crispy on the outside, if that's what you're expecting. It is different, and hard to explain. The dough is thin, but not like a crepe. It's more like a cinnamon roll type of dough, but not in flavor. The shape is neat. It's fun to kind of "unravel" it to eat it. Since they give it to you hot, the spread kind of melts and falls down the middle, which is good for dipping, but dangerous for dripping, so beware. Chimneys are a new take on treats, and definitely worth a try.

Tried them at the annual Christkindlmarket at This Is The Place Heritage Park. There was quite a…read morewait and I did not know there were like 8 other people ahead of me since they all went somewhere else instead of waiting for their cakes by the booth. I wish the staff would've told me about the 30 minute wait. These are traditional Hungarian cakes rolled into a cone shape with your choice of 1 spread and 1 topping, and optional whipped cream with extra cost. Simple menu, very limited options. I got the Nutella with candy cane sprinkles. The cake itself is lightly sweet. I was expecting the texture to be soft and spongy but it's more of a crispy cake. The cake is rolled first and then Nutella is spread across the inside of the cone. The toppings are added to the brim of the cone. If you want whipped cream, it'll be in the center of the cone. I thought it was delicious but it was quite expensive to pay $7 (including tax) for something that is so minimal. Personally, I wouldn't try it again because there was not a wow factor and the ingredients are simple. Good for the novelty, not fulfilling for $7.

Excellent spot!!! We loved what we got (Popcorn Tofu & Tofu stir fry with glass noodles). The spice…read morelevel is no joke, it was so spicy and delicious. Cant wait to go back, I can't stop thinking about the popcorn tofu. Friendly people working there, always a delight to stop in. Located in the supermarket strip mall.

maybe hyped it up too much in my head lols…read more too much fat meat in the sauce. didn't know that the gua bao also was the same meat sauce the bowl is too small with things they put on (unsure why it can't be a medium size bowl)

I recently moved to SLC from SoCal and Matcha Café Kyoto came up in my online algorithm (probably…read morebc I have been checking out local sweets and dessert places). I thought it sounded yummy since I enjoy matcha and ube. So I checked it out today for a post-lunch dessert. I really enjoyed it and definitely plan on returning to try some of their other offerings. Today I ordered the matcha ube shaved ice and the cherry blossom latte (I had them make mine using coconut milk). I ate the shaved ice at the cafe and took the cherry blossom latte to go because I wanted to drink it later. They put it in a cute bag! Since it was my first visit there I wanted to try the ube and matcha separately, so for the shaved ice I ordered matcha shaved ice on the bottom, followed by the matcha soft serve and then the ube soft serve on top of that. Next time I order the shaved ice, I think I will most likely have the matcha shaved ice with the matcha/ube twist soft serve on top now that I know how each one tastes on their own. I also would do matcha shaved ice with just the ube soft serve on top. Or maybe ube shaved ice with matcha soft serve on top. The matcha was tasty, and like other reviewers have said, you can tell it's good quality matcha. I really enjoyed the ube, it was very yummy to me. I think for my next visit I'm going to try the ube parfait. The cherry blossom latte was good. I got the sweetened version (it was lightly sweetened not super sweet, which I liked). I didn't want something super sweet. It didn't/doesn't have matcha in it. That was fine with me because I wanted to save it for later and didn't want to have caffeine later in the day. I do think it would taste good with matcha in it though. Overall I enjoyed this cafe. I look forward to trying more items. As of right now the other things I want to try are the ube parfait, the shaved ice again, the warabimochi, the hojicha yuzu latte, and the strawberry matcha latte. If you like matcha and/or ube, I would definitely recommend checking out Matcha Café Kyoto. I know I will be again. Support a local business so that they are able to stay around for us to enjoy.

I was finally in the area to try it out. I love matcha so I was excited! The place is small &…read morelimited seating but seems like most took their drinks to-go. The bathroom is hidden to the right of the store walking in. Just a warning, the further you go in the store, the more it smells like bathroom... When I first walked in, I wasn't greeted - which is fine, there were a handful of people inside. While ordering, I had asked what was popular and what the cashier suggests, and she said "matcha". I told her it was my first time but she didn't proceed with any recommendations. I decided to go with the ube matcha with oatmilk. She then asked if I'd like cream with it, I had asked if she suggested it and she responds with "well everyone gets it with creamer". Ok so I agreed to try it out. Why not cause everyone gets it with creamer right? I waited about 10 mins, which isn't bad considering the amount of people. She called my name and had 3 other drinks with her. I asked her if the one she was handing me was with oatmilk , and she says "well that's what you ordered right" I tried it and it wasn't oatmilk. I brought it up to her attention and she kinda just said "sorry" and that was all....unfortunately, I can't say it was the best service. If I decide to come back next time, I'll only get straight matcha instead of a latte just to try again. The matcha didn't have a strong taste to it. It was on the watery side. Perhaps I came on the wrong day a they were off with their orders. Who knows...

Service was quick and presentation in beautiful !! For a store that wasn't too busy at the time we…read morecame in, I found the strew of dirty tables to be disappointing. The food looked gorgeous upon being served but I found the bingsoo to be lackluster. As someone who has had bingsoo multiple times, I found this bingsoo to be poorly shaven - the texture isn't as soft as many other bingsoos - and I found it to be missing the condensed milk throughout. The fruit flavors were great and I did enjoy the fruit as well. The egg waffle was lacking flavor, even for the original flavor. However it was well cooked, crispy-ish on the outside (a nice crust) and a soft and sponge-like inside !

We were so excited to see this here in Utah. The experience was not entirely a letdown but at $15…read morefor the sole dessert pictured: 1. We waited for over 20 minutes and there were at most 3 tables in the dessert area. In the 20 minutes before ours came out, they prepared 2 others -- so a total of 3 in that time period. Be prepared to wait...they share space and staff with the Malatang space next door, and they appeared to be moving slowly, understaffed and uninterested. 2. I waited patiently expecting to be blown away assuming they must have been spending the time meticulously preparing this dessert. I was wrong. It wasn't bad, but it was a few pieces of soft, delicious mochi along with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and caramel sauce atop a bowl of slushed ice, reminiscent of what I made out of my Snoopy snow cone machine as a kid and not the fresh, fluffy snow-like shaved ice one would expect with this order. Imagine hitting the slopes and skiing on ice-like granules instead of powdery snow. It's just not the same experience.