We finally made it here to try out this new location d spot dessert cafè…read more Cool looking menu designed as a book. We looked over the menu and decided on Pepperoni pizza and Philly steak poutine. The pizza was under cooked but still tasted delicious, the Philly steak poutine was piping hot and delicious!! This place is definitely known for their desserts. There is good music playing a bit loud. Since we were only two tables seated with customers, We were one of those tables. I think Once the place is full I think the music will fade to background music. They're getting ready for the grand opening Saturday July 27,2024 We're not going on that day will be crazy busy. Our server was very friendly. Very clean. Plenty of parking.

Bring cash. It is expensive! Service was great but we came to have a treat but ridiculous prices…read morefor a family.

Amazing ice cream!! Such a cute little place, and the workers were super nice and left us taste a…read morefew flavors. Everyone in my family ended up getting the raspberry chocolate truffle, and I paired it with the pistachio kulfi! Both flavors were to die for. Definitely recommend checking this place out!!

K & N Rollies has customizable rolled ice cream (as in no set flavours), so you can make your own…read morecreation! First, choose your size and then your ice cream base (vanilla or chocolate) + mix-ins. Once rolled, you pick your toppings and enjoy.

Ok finally a mall place that does bubble tea right…read more Over the past few weeks, I've been trying to find a decent cup of milk tea that's outside of Chinatown. Chinatown is not the cleanest place to be and really nothing special about Chinatown Calgary. I work in Banff and the Asian shop in Banff didn't use real brewed tea , only powder and they only have small size cups. The next time I went to Southcentre and it was the worst, they made milk tea into a slush that should be fucking illegal. I've seen that the Yogen Fruz at Chinook does bubble tea so when I saw that this location also has it I decided to give mall bubble tea another try. This location uses real brewed tea for all its bubble drink selections, and the bubbles were well cooked and soft as it should be. They still use a blender, not a shaker but its one of those magic bullet type blenders Go for the large size, all bubble tea should be enjoyed in a large size. I used to make bubble tea at Asian Buffet and for milk tea specifically the recipe and size of the shaker is designed for large size. If someone orders regular size then I always have one of the restaurant servers begging for the good quarter of a cup that remains in the shaker after I pour out the drink. So you might as well as have every last drop of it. Besides, their small size cup( they have their cup sizes on display) is like kids size, it's way too small. They have soft plastic cups and plastic film lids which makes the final product look authentic. Many places, restaurants included.. just feel its easier to slap on a dome lid, that's fair, but it's not fun. It's way more fun to stab the straw into the drink. I would suggest that they get colourful straws instead of clear plastic ones. Clear ones are too plain. There's something special about choosing the colour of the straw. Oh well I'm sure that when their bubble tea sales increase( because now I think these drinks are relatively new and their main focus is still on yogurt) maybe if more people order bubble tea then they will provide colourful straws. Of course, the main focus here is on yogurt and my brother got a medium blueberry. At this location you can get any type of bubble as a yogurt topping. They have the regular toppings as well. Their yogurt, I mean some people say its too expensive if they are paying $5 for a small size but you see, I work in Banff and I'll tell you what's really expensive in regards to frozen yogurt . In Banff, there is this self serve yogurt place( fun..right.. but the annoying thing was that they charged by weight and not by size of cup. I put maybe about the amount of a medium cup at Yogen Fruz in the self serve place and it came to $8. Toppings are extra on top of that cost. At Yogen Fruz you can get a large size for less than $8. At least here you know how much yogurt you are getting and exactly how much it costs beforehand. Also they have Hong Kong waffles and hard ice cream scoops if yogurt isn't your thing. The only suggestion I have for them is I live far from here, but since their bubble tea is good I will go to the Chinook location which.. at the rate they are renovating their food court.. it will be about 5 years before they open and I can review that location.

the people working there were​ really nice and the ice cream was delicious with that mango pooping…read morething perfect for the summer

I got my order via Uber Eats. I had relatively high expectations, and my expectations were actually…read morebeyond met. Haha I was so surprised to be honest. This actually deserves a review, the ice cream was great. I got 2 of the half litre variation. I had vanilla, mixed in with oreos, brownies, chocolate fudge, and Nutella. I thought I was screwed but it turned out so great haha The ice cream texture was great, it was the good kind of creamy. The brownies that were mixed in tasted like good quality brownies haha I was surprised and a bit impressed. Idk about the ambiance cause I only had it delivered but packaging wise I will say, they did a great job. Cute design, and even had a top cover for it (parchment paper) so the ice cream wouldn't touch the lid. Overall I'd say 4/5! I would definitely order again. Just a little bit pricey I'd say.

The girl was friendly and let us sample different ice creams before choosing…read more We wanted frozen cake, but it was quote pricey per slice. If it was 6-$10, we would have purchased so I got a cherry amaretto ice cream with the oreo dip poured on top.

Sister-In-Law brought over some donuts for a celebration. I'm not sure if this company is known for…read moretheir donuts but we were really disappointed. The donuts were very small for the price, which already felt questionable, but the flavors were the real letdown. They simply did not taste like what they were supposed to be. The dulce de leche had zero dulce de leche flavor, and the espresso and KitKat donuts were just sweet with no distinct taste at all. For a patisserie, this was shockingly underwhelming. Definitely not worth the hype or the cost.

They made me the wrong order and They weren't even doing anything other than talking to there…read morefriends and not even making someone's order or ordering food. Just simply talking to them while there was a line up building for 5 minutes straight. Even when they were "working". They took forever to do simple task. Like giving me back change. Or just not looking at me while I order, paying attention to something else. The food is over priced as well. The 2 out of 3 young ladies were giving terrible service. The other one was okay.

I am probably spoiled by eating the European crepes, so I was expecting a lot more. Taste is okay…read morebut nothing more. It depends on the filling, the crepe itself is boring (which shouldn't be). They fold it nicely so it is easy to eat them. The crepe is very thin, too thin for my taste.

Food was good but the service was bad. They were not communicating at all as we had mentioned we…read morewere there first time . Papdi chat was mostly yogurt and chutney not much topping. Pani puri was fancy but puri had no filling. Sabji was good pizza was ok .

Decent pizza slices (size and taste) and fair price. New staff with little or no supervision were…read moredisappointing, but not their fault. So service was not great; staff were confused and apologetic. But maybe with some more training and experience this could become a regular pizza drop by and pick up place. It's clean and looks new.