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4.3 (890 reviews)
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Here for dessert
Vanessa T.

The desserts look cute and aesthetic, but the portions are on the smaller side for the price. The mangoes can also be sour or hard depending on the season, so the experience is a bit inconsistent. The store gets busy and has limited seating, and the tables are often sticky. I wish they provided rags so customers could wipe down the tables themselves.

Pomelo & Mango Sago
Kelly C.

Great place to get mango sago dessert! I got the pomelo & mango sago drink and it was super filling. And cold there was no line and I got my drink quickly. Around maybe 5 tables inside? Otherwise there's like some tables outside. The drink was very refreshing and had great flavor! Good balance between the mango and coconut flavor. I'm not the biggest fan of coconut but this place makes it where the coconut flavor doesn't overpower the mango. The drink was like $9

D4 - mango & coconut with sago
Tori Y.

If you're only going to order one thing, make it the mango coconut sago. The mango is soft and custardy and slightly tart with *just* enough coconut to round out the drink. The sago didn't add much flavor but it did make every sip feel slightly different from the last. I'm a huge durian lover so of course we had to try the durian cake. It was also my partner's first time trying durian (so fun to get a front-row seat to his first encounter)! The verdict? As expected, the durian cake was rich and custardy and funky and absolutely delicious. I'm also rly glad they didn't add extra sugar bc durian brings plenty of natural sweetness on its own. Proud to report that he passed the vibe check with flying colors :)

J3. Pomelo & Mango with Sago / 楊枝金撈 with a side of chewy balls
Kayla E.

This is the perfect place for a refreshing sweet treat! If you're a fan of mango, this is mango heaven. I love order J3: Pomelo & Mango with Sago plus a side order of the chewy balls. This has so many textures and flavors in one dessert. The mango is sweet and tart, the pomelo adds some nice sourness, all complementary to the smooth creamy coconut base. I've had some of their other desserts, and have not been disappointed. Similar taste profiles but all unique. The staff are friendly and very efficient with getting your order out. The restaurant has indoor and outdoor seating. It's clean, and each table has wipes for the sticky aftermath of a delightful dessert.

Mango mochi and mango pancake
Da Kat A.

Mango Heaven! The best mango dessert place with many choices of dessert and drinks to choose from. We ordered: - Coconut Jelly with Mango dessert: strong & creamy coconut jelly flavor with fresh mango (5/5) - Mango and Coconut Juice with Aloe Jelly: refreshing mango with light coconut drink, yummy! Will definitely return for more!

Cristal C.

Stopped by Hui Lau Shan for dessert and tried the Mango Delightful. It was pretty refreshing, not overly sweet, and packed with mango flavor. Definitely a nice dessert if you're craving something cold and fruity. The place itself was clean and had a chill atmosphere, good spot to hang out for a bit after eating nearby. Service was friendly and everything came out pretty quick. Overall a solid dessert stop and I'd come back to try more off the menu.

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Joyce L.

Mango heaven! My greedy *ss got the Jumbo Pomelo & Mango with Sago because there was no way I was going to be content with the regular size, and frankly I could've eaten another--it was just. that. good. Love that this Hong Kong-based chain has so many locations worldwide! The strip mall this particular location is in gets super busy--the parking lot is free but good luck finding a space! We were fortunate, however, that the shop itself wasn't crowded at the time of our visit, as that's not always the case. We managed to snag a table, and appreciated the cleanliness of the interior.

Mango mochi
Harun R.

This is a popular cafe selling many mango related versions of drinks and desserts. However I wanted something a little less heavy and opted for a watermelon in aloe with aloe jelly. Unfortunately I was told they were out of fresh watermelon which was disappointing to say the least. I decided to share an order of mango mochi with a friend and it was very good. The cafe was super crowded even though there was seating outside which is nice on a summer evening. Parking is also an adventure so be patient.

A1. Jumbo Mango Chewy Ball / Jumbo 芒の丸子
Hannah C.

Absolutely obsessed with this dessert spot! I last visited on a Monday evening, and it wasn't super busy. As the night went on, more and more customers filled the store. The store doesn't have the most comfortable ambiance: fluorescent light, hard furniture, and it gets pretty loud. However, the dessert is so worth it. I highly recommend the mango chewy ball dessert. Every single bite is perfection. The mango puree is refreshing and balances out the creamy ice cream. I am obsessed with the texture of the chewy balls, and the mango pieces on the top are so sweet. When I'm not eating this dessert, I'm thinking about this dessert and wishing I was eating it. It's not the cheapest dessert, but the portion is generous. I can't wait for my next visit!

Becky V.

*Eyes light up seeing all the mango desserts on display! Mango everything! Sago, ice, coconut, red bean, sesame, all combinations for your desserts cravings Appreciate the cute insulated little to go bag given for to go orders over $35 The drinks look nice layered and yummy. However I ordered A3 and it looked nothing like the display which was in a tall fancy glass in the display case. Most the desserts will come in their paper bowl so it's not layered in the same way. It's all condensed together. Not as appealing for photos.

Elocin T.

Nostalgia for asia hui lau shan locsitins ?? Then this will recreate those memories. Just ignore the pricing. It is what it is and accept it. Tastes great you can't go wrong with anything here. And testament to their freshness of ingredients??? Proof is sitting right outside their side door. A large pallet of boxed mangoes . Yes that's how fresh their desserts are and you can see employees in the back peeling them one by one by one. Get a few different items and grab some spoons and share. Guaranteed to put a smile on your face especially on a warm day.

Nick S.

Hui Lau Shan is a Hong Kong-style dessert shop in Cupertino that specializes in fresh fruit desserts, sweet soups, and traditional snacks. The shop has a bright, clean interior with a casual atmosphere that makes it an easy place to stop for a refreshing dessert. Seeing stacks of fresh mangoes behind the counter immediately gave me confidence that the fruit would be one of the highlights of the experience. The mango desserts were easily the best part of my visit. I tried the Pomelo & Mango with Sago, which combined sweet mango, creamy coconut milk, chewy sago, and fresh pomelo for a refreshing balance of flavors and textures. I also enjoyed the Mango Chewy Ball, where the fresh mango and smooth mango juice paired perfectly with the soft, chewy rice balls. Both desserts felt light while still being satisfying, making them a great option on a warm day. I also had the chance to try a few of the other menu items. The mango mochi was fresh and soft, with ripe mango wrapped inside a delicate chewy layer. For something different, the spicy chili fish balls offered a savory contrast to the fruit desserts, adding a bit of heat and a springy texture that balanced out all of the sweetness. The ordering process was quick and straightforward, and my food arrived not long after I found a table. The dining area was clean and comfortable, and small touches like providing wet wipes made the experience feel a little more thoughtful. It is the kind of place where you can stop in for a quick dessert or stay a little longer while sharing a few different items with friends. Overall, Hui Lau Shan is a great spot for anyone looking for fresh, fruit-forward desserts with authentic Hong Kong flavors. The quality of the mangoes, the variety of textures, and the relaxed atmosphere made it a place I would happily return to whenever I was craving something refreshing.

Janet N.

Hui Lau Shan is the epitome of mango dessert, this Hong Kong dessert spot is for mango lovers and such a refreshing place to grab a sweet treat. The freshness of the mangos used here is apparent in their desserts and their stock is visibly seen by the pallet of boxes they have of fresh produce. Deliciously refreshing drinks, blended mango bowls and even mango mochi and crepe filled. I always go with the Mango Chewy Ball, though the Jumbo is great for sharing. The Mango Mochi (fresh mango encased in mochi layer) and pancakes (crepe with fresh whipped cream and choice of mango or durian) are sooo satisfyingly good. If you want something drinkable they offer tea and fruit juices as well. Price is steep, but I think the quality of dessert makes up for it. Service is good, with lines out the door they are able to churn orders out pretty fast. The interior is a bit limited in space, with a few tables indoors and some outdoors. Sometimes it's hard to snag a table, leaving you to stand around waiting for a bit. It is a bit thoughtful though as they provide wet wipes as eating here can be a bit sticky. There's always a line whenever I come here and for good reason!

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Tasty mango desserts. If you love mango, you gotta come here. We also like the mochi balls.

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Is there tea in the swirl drinks?

I believe so

Any non-dairy alternatives here?

Mango Sago Spicy Chili Fish Ball Passion Fruit Mango Icy… 

Is the line still long?

Yes

The line was around the corner at 8pm, when is the best time to go? What's the "must have" there?

In my experience, the best time to go is right when they open at 1pm and on weekdays. The Pomelo and Mango w/ Sago and the Mango Crisps are my personal favorites!

How can you order online?

As of right now, they don't have online ordering.

Is this place gluten-free?

Yes, but double check when you're ordering.

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