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We came here 3 times during our visit to Hong Kong and loved, loved, LOVED the big puffy egg waffles! They had an array of egg waffle flavors, a few egg waffle/ice cream/topping concoctions to pick from or you could pick your own ice cream flavor(s) and egg waffle flavor(s) for a customized treat. Oddies is a small space, but it's cute and the treats are awesome! It was also convenient to our hotel and a great little spot to check out if you are wandering around NoHo or SoHo. Thank you for curing our sweet tooth during the last leg of our honeymoon, Oddies!
This is a small hole in the wall but omg the gelato flavors are top notch!! They have such creative idea and I would have to say if I had multiple stomach I would try every one... unfortunately I did not want to throw up everywhere. My husband and I tried the green tea egglette and it was pretty good. Not too sweet but hot and cold (hot from the egg waffle and cold from the green tea ice cream)! My husband got the night wolf and if you like chocolate then that's the one for you. Go grab a bowl of noodle from kaw kee and then come here to clean the greasy taste from your mouth with their gelatos
I was hesitant to try Oddies because we have something similar to this in SoCal (Cauldron Ice- cream), but I'm glad we went! It's located on an unassuming street in the SoHo district in Central (HK island) and was hard to find , but it was worth the trip. The eggette here is so much better - crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside- than any other place I've tried. They also have different filling (e.g. pineapple, red velvet, chocolate chip, apple pie etc) eggettes. The gelato ice-cream was creamy. We went with The Woods ($88HKD for a large) which came with low-fat milk gelato, apple pie eggette, apple raisin campote, salted caramel gelato and cinnamon crumble in a cup. The apple pie eggette was so good! The combo went well together and was not too overly sweet. I also got a pineapple eggette to-go as a snack for the walk back to the MTR (subway).
Oddies is one of those fusion dessert places that combine a Hong Kong delicacy (egg waffles) with the more Western desserts of soft serve, gelato and miscellaneous confectionary. Conceptually, it's nothing too new, but their execution is somewhat notable. While some are immediately turned off by anything that's artisanal/handcrafted, I'd still suggest giving this place a try if you'd like to have a dessert with a complex, yet well complemented palate. While it is easy to achieve this with ingredients of similar flavour profiles, as seen in the standard "Fancy Pants" combination, which was ultimately sweet, rich and creamy ingredients with other sweet, rich and creamy ingredients, good, but not remarkable, I was very impressed by what my friend ordered- the night wolf: a unique mix of different gelatos and toppings/garnishes, that supposedly changes every day, and is ultimately up to the artisan to decide the ingredients. That particular day, the night wolf consisted of more chocolatey ingredients, paired with bold exotic fruit flavours such as passion fruit, and if I'm not mistaken guava. The mix of sweet, bitter (dark chocolate), and slight acidity in addition to the bold fragrances ultimately elevated the night wolf that night to the next level. When it comes to being at Oddies, you can be more conservative with your choices and you probably won't be disappointed, but I'd strongly recommend being more adventurous and trying their more unusual mixes. While your spirits may be dampened in the event that it's (really) not to your tastes (I.e. after 5 mouthfuls you're still flinching), but while those combos may make you wince at first, just give it a try, there's a chance that you'll end up getting something that blows your mind.
With Oddies located in the trendy district of Central, my friends and I expected nothing less of a hipster take on the classic Hong Kong egg waffle. Oddies successfully transforms the nostalgic street snack into a delectable dessert. You're able to choose from a selection of egg waffle flavors, gelato flavors, and toppings - or you can simply order from some fail-proof combinations that they offer. We went with a pre-made menu item and ordered a Night Wolf egg waffle, which is a special that changes every day. When we went, the Night Wolf was a classic combination of an egg waffle and a mix of Hokkaido milk and chocolate gelato. While the order appeared small at first, it ended up being the perfect size for our group of three, which had us satisfied with the dessert but not too stuffed. The egg waffle was perfectly light and fluffy, and the warmth from the egg waffle was a nice juxtaposition to the gelato's iciness. The pairing of the egg waffle's custardy yet crisp texture and the creamy consistency of the gelato was also fantastic. Having had a similar dessert in SoCal at Cauldron Ice Cream, I definitely think that Oddies wins at the game of egg waffles and ice cream. This is a great dessert place to try out in Central and only proves the robustness of Hong Kong's amazing reputation in the food scene.
Egg waffles, or as the HK locals call it, "gaidaan jai" are an iconic Hong Kong street food, dating back to the 1950s. Eggettes are a local favorite in HK and recently, a lot of creative eateries have been transforming them into different flavors. I visited this place on the last day of my trip, and boy was it worth it. Obviously what had intrigued me was Oddies concept of fusing the amazing egg waffles with gelato ice cream. The place was relatively small, and the menu is somewhat confusing, overwhelming and seemingly overly complicated, but its all gravy once you get your goodies. I tried the "Night Wolf" here, which is described as "Italian low fat soft gelato twisted with 66% dark chocolate served with buttery crumbles, caramelized banana ice cream, passion fruit panna cotta, brownie and chocolate chips eggettes and crunchy flakes." Upon reading the description, it sounded like way too much was going on and the abundance of flavors would ultimately clash, but it's actually pretty damn tasty. I love the combination of the eggettes and chocolate ice cream together with the crunchiness of crumbles and flakes. Although eggette is a very common food in Hong Kong, not many eateries make really good eggettes and I have to say that this eggette from Oddies was just simply the best I had ever tried in my life. Highly recommend this place.
Good stop while waiting in line for Kau Kee! Really cute, hipster dessert place that offers eggettes (egg puffs), gelato, and desserts with both. The flavors are unique and look really tasty. We had the Mob (65HKD- small), which was milk gelato, black sesame mochi eggettes, apple yuzu jelly, matcha ice cream, and wafers. Sounds really promising, but execution was a little disappointing. The gelato, ice cream, and yuzu jelly combination was good, but the eggettes were a little bit burnt and weren't sweet. Kind of lackluster for the expensive price.
Love love LOOOOVE this place! I'm a sucker for unique ice cream flavored, and packaging it with delicious eggettes is double win in my book! My boyfriend and I came here twice during our trip and although it is on the pricier end compared to the many other food places out in Hong Kong, I think it's definitely worth an experience. It a small ice cream shop on the same street as the popular Kau Kee Restaurant, making it a great dessert spot after dinner. They have a variety of ice cream flavors to choose from, but if it's your first time here you need to try their eggette parfaits! We tried the Mob (black sesame mochi eggette with green tea and milk ice cream swirl with yuzu jelly) and the Night Wolf (chocolate chip eggettes with coffee and chocolate gelato with passion fruit panna cotta. I was afraid it would be too decadent, especially the Night Wolf, but that wasn't the case at all. Both of them were amazing and had a perfect balance in flavors. I'd recommend sharing one with a friend or else you'll find yourself overly stuffed! All in all, a very solid ice cream place for an dessert lover, and its location is surrounded by a lot of cute boutique stores and other food places. Definitely a recommendation for anyone in Hong Kong :)
This location opens on Mondays unlike the other location in Wan Chai. The Gough Street location is new and only sells a limited menu. It was my last day in HK and I was excited to find out this location opens on Monday but quickly disappointed when I found out they don't serve "the mob" and only serves 1 sundae combination - the night wolf. Open on Mondays unlike the other location in Wan Chai!! The lady behind the counter was super friendly and recommended me their eggette special- the Chinese sausage eggette. I was skeptical at first but it was the B-O-M-B-diggity. It had the perfect balance of sweet and savory. FYI they take credit cards
After living in the bay area for some times, I came to have this inexplicable love for egg puff. So, other than egg tarts, egg puffs were the must-have food before leaving HK. Surprisingly, egg puffs were not as common! Until we found this little gem. Egg puffs (I don't know why we call it that in the bay) or eggettes (there are way to many e's and t's in this) with ice cream, pudding, syrup, and other magical ingredients were...hmm... devilishly delicious. We ordered the Green tea one. The egg puffs had mochi in them!!! Every bite was a surprise because of the complexity in this dessert cup. Definitely worth trying! Proper giolato in Asia so far, too.
Came for the egg waffle sundaes but also ended up with a double of their very intriguing and very amazing gelato. We went with the mob which has a matcha theme because my sister and I love matcha and we were not disappointed. The egg waffle was crispy but gooey on the inside and the soft serve was cool and creamy. I actually can't remember our gelato flavors but one had cheese and the other was pistachio with cherries and ohhhmaaagawwwwd we were in heaven. Super friendly service and a really cute shop although a bit off the beaten path.
Was convinced to check this place out after seeing photos on Instagram and everything definitely tasted as good as it looked. We had the Mob (size small; $65 HKD) and it was absolutely delicious. I expected everything to be excessively sweet for me, but the sweetness level was perfect. The sesame mochi egg waffles were definitely the star though; they were warm and fragrant, and had a crunchy exterior but soft, chewy interior. The matcha ice cream was also really smooth and creamy. They have paid WiFi too - login info is taped on a wall next to the seats. Service is also fast and friendly. Overall, a visit here is absolutely essential if you're in HK.
I stopped by Oddies while in the neighborhood on my Hong Kong trip and oh my gosh it did not disappoint! The parfait/sundae I got was an apple cinnamon egg waffle with the milk gelato, salted caramel gelato, some cookie crumb chunks and an apple sauce of sorts! It was a fantastic treat to help beat the summer humidity of the city. The service was quick and efficient, and the people working were so friendly! I definitely recommend it for a unique twist on egg waffles or if you're craving some fantastic gelato!
You have to visit Oddies! We were searching for a good dessert place near our hotel in Central HK and were watching a TLC show with Ian Wright as a guest. They visited Oddies and we wanted to try egg waffles so we walked there. Getting there was admittedly a steep trek but it was completely worth the walk. It's a small shop that was easy to miss, but there was a nice spot to sit down inside. We bought the Fancy Pants parfait, which was somewhat pricey (about $10 US). We opted to eat it on the way back to our hotel. The gelato was soft and creamy, and had multiple layers of tantalizing flavors (peanut butter, cookie chunks, etc.). It was super flavorful and delicious. The egg waffles themselves were crispy on the outside and custardy and soft on the inside. They were the perfect amount of sweetness and absolutely delectable when eaten in a spoon with the ice cream. This was so, so yummy and unique- definitely somewhere to go and wish we had time for a repeat visit! read more
10 years ago
Stalked this place out on popular food instagrams and here I am!! Oddies Foodies is a total hole in the wall. I got the Night Wolf, which allows you the choice of coffee gelato or some adaptation of caramel I think. I wish that you were able to freely select which flavor of gelato you want in your egg waffle cup, but unfortunately they are set flavors. Such a shame too, since they had really interesting flavors like Cheese Christ and whatnot. The egg waffle dessert itself was awesome, but there was some sour pudding on the bottom that I did not enjoy. Not really sure what that was, to be honest, but the rest was delicious nonetheless. Don't get me wrong, the food is gorgeous and definitely more attractive than my face is. But minus 1 star for the really really slow service and sour surprise in the dessert. BUT STILL!! EVERYONE SHOULD COME HERE!!!! Yelp 100 Challenge 2017 (3/100) read more
Definitely made me say wow! I wasn't expecting much however this was probably the best combination of egg waffles, soft serve, gelato and toppings I have ever tried. I ordered the Mob to share with my boyfriend and it surprised him as well. The eggettes were extra special because of the mochi infusion and I could just say genius!! The soft serve was delicious and the gelato was on point. We devoured it at 12PM when they opened. I wish they had one of these in New York. Definitely recommend to try if you're in Hong Kong. Their unique formula can not be found elsewhere. read more
We came here 3 times during our visit to Hong Kong and loved, loved, LOVED the big puffy egg waffles! They had an array of egg waffle flavors, a few egg waffle/ice cream/topping concoctions to pick from or you could pick your own ice cream flavor(s) and egg waffle flavor(s) for a customized treat. Oddies is a small space, but it's cute and the treats are awesome! It was also convenient to our hotel and a great little spot to check out if you are wandering around NoHo or SoHo. Thank you for curing our sweet tooth during the last leg of our honeymoon, Oddies! read more
This is a small hole in the wall but omg the gelato flavors are top notch!! They have such creative idea and I would have to say if I had multiple stomach I would try every one... unfortunately I did not want to throw up everywhere. My husband and I tried the green tea egglette and it was pretty good. Not too sweet but hot and cold (hot from the egg waffle and cold from the green tea ice cream)! My husband got the night wolf and if you like chocolate then that's the one for you. Go grab a bowl of noodle from kaw kee and then come here to clean the greasy taste from your mouth with their gelatos read more
I was hesitant to try Oddies because we have something similar to this in SoCal (Cauldron Ice- cream), but I'm glad we went! It's located on an unassuming street in the SoHo district in Central (HK island) and was hard to find , but it was worth the trip. The eggette here is so much better - crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside- than any other place I've tried. They also have different filling (e.g. pineapple, red velvet, chocolate chip, apple pie etc) eggettes. The gelato ice-cream was creamy. We went with The Woods ($88HKD for a large) which came with low-fat milk gelato, apple pie eggette, apple raisin campote, salted caramel gelato and cinnamon crumble in a cup. The apple pie eggette was so good! The combo went well together and was not too overly sweet. I also got a pineapple eggette to-go as a snack for the walk back to the MTR (subway). read more
Oddies is one of those fusion dessert places that combine a Hong Kong delicacy (egg waffles) with the more Western desserts of soft serve, gelato and miscellaneous confectionary. Conceptually, it's nothing too new, but their execution is somewhat notable. While some are immediately turned off by anything that's artisanal/handcrafted, I'd still suggest giving this place a try if you'd like to have a dessert with a complex, yet well complemented palate. While it is easy to achieve this with ingredients of similar flavour profiles, as seen in the standard "Fancy Pants" combination, which was ultimately sweet, rich and creamy ingredients with other sweet, rich and creamy ingredients, good, but not remarkable, I was very impressed by what my friend ordered- the night wolf: a unique mix of different gelatos and toppings/garnishes, that supposedly changes every day, and is ultimately up to the artisan to decide the ingredients. That particular day, the night wolf consisted of more chocolatey ingredients, paired with bold exotic fruit flavours such as passion fruit, and if I'm not mistaken guava. The mix of sweet, bitter (dark chocolate), and slight acidity in addition to the bold fragrances ultimately elevated the night wolf that night to the next level. When it comes to being at Oddies, you can be more conservative with your choices and you probably won't be disappointed, but I'd strongly recommend being more adventurous and trying their more unusual mixes. While your spirits may be dampened in the event that it's (really) not to your tastes (I.e. after 5 mouthfuls you're still flinching), but while those combos may make you wince at first, just give it a try, there's a chance that you'll end up getting something that blows your mind. read more
9 years ago
With Oddies located in the trendy district of Central, my friends and I expected nothing less of a hipster take on the classic Hong Kong egg waffle. Oddies successfully transforms the nostalgic street snack into a delectable dessert. You're able to choose from a selection of egg waffle flavors, gelato flavors, and toppings - or you can simply order from some fail-proof combinations that they offer. We went with a pre-made menu item and ordered a Night Wolf egg waffle, which is a special that changes every day. When we went, the Night Wolf was a classic combination of an egg waffle and a mix of Hokkaido milk and chocolate gelato. While the order appeared small at first, it ended up being the perfect size for our group of three, which had us satisfied with the dessert but not too stuffed. The egg waffle was perfectly light and fluffy, and the warmth from the egg waffle was a nice juxtaposition to the gelato's iciness. The pairing of the egg waffle's custardy yet crisp texture and the creamy consistency of the gelato was also fantastic. Having had a similar dessert in SoCal at Cauldron Ice Cream, I definitely think that Oddies wins at the game of egg waffles and ice cream. This is a great dessert place to try out in Central and only proves the robustness of Hong Kong's amazing reputation in the food scene. read more
Egg waffles, or as the HK locals call it, "gaidaan jai" are an iconic Hong Kong street food, dating back to the 1950s. Eggettes are a local favorite in HK and recently, a lot of creative eateries have been transforming them into different flavors. I visited this place on the last day of my trip, and boy was it worth it. Obviously what had intrigued me was Oddies concept of fusing the amazing egg waffles with gelato ice cream. The place was relatively small, and the menu is somewhat confusing, overwhelming and seemingly overly complicated, but its all gravy once you get your goodies. I tried the "Night Wolf" here, which is described as "Italian low fat soft gelato twisted with 66% dark chocolate served with buttery crumbles, caramelized banana ice cream, passion fruit panna cotta, brownie and chocolate chips eggettes and crunchy flakes." Upon reading the description, it sounded like way too much was going on and the abundance of flavors would ultimately clash, but it's actually pretty damn tasty. I love the combination of the eggettes and chocolate ice cream together with the crunchiness of crumbles and flakes. Although eggette is a very common food in Hong Kong, not many eateries make really good eggettes and I have to say that this eggette from Oddies was just simply the best I had ever tried in my life. Highly recommend this place. read more
Good stop while waiting in line for Kau Kee! Really cute, hipster dessert place that offers eggettes (egg puffs), gelato, and desserts with both. The flavors are unique and look really tasty. We had the Mob (65HKD- small), which was milk gelato, black sesame mochi eggettes, apple yuzu jelly, matcha ice cream, and wafers. Sounds really promising, but execution was a little disappointing. The gelato, ice cream, and yuzu jelly combination was good, but the eggettes were a little bit burnt and weren't sweet. Kind of lackluster for the expensive price. read more
Love love LOOOOVE this place! I'm a sucker for unique ice cream flavored, and packaging it with delicious eggettes is double win in my book! My boyfriend and I came here twice during our trip and although it is on the pricier end compared to the many other food places out in Hong Kong, I think it's definitely worth an experience. It a small ice cream shop on the same street as the popular Kau Kee Restaurant, making it a great dessert spot after dinner. They have a variety of ice cream flavors to choose from, but if it's your first time here you need to try their eggette parfaits! We tried the Mob (black sesame mochi eggette with green tea and milk ice cream swirl with yuzu jelly) and the Night Wolf (chocolate chip eggettes with coffee and chocolate gelato with passion fruit panna cotta. I was afraid it would be too decadent, especially the Night Wolf, but that wasn't the case at all. Both of them were amazing and had a perfect balance in flavors. I'd recommend sharing one with a friend or else you'll find yourself overly stuffed! All in all, a very solid ice cream place for an dessert lover, and its location is surrounded by a lot of cute boutique stores and other food places. Definitely a recommendation for anyone in Hong Kong :) read more
11 years ago
This location opens on Mondays unlike the other location in Wan Chai. The Gough Street location is new and only sells a limited menu. It was my last day in HK and I was excited to find out this location opens on Monday but quickly disappointed when I found out they don't serve "the mob" and only serves 1 sundae combination - the night wolf. Open on Mondays unlike the other location in Wan Chai!! The lady behind the counter was super friendly and recommended me their eggette special- the Chinese sausage eggette. I was skeptical at first but it was the B-O-M-B-diggity. It had the perfect balance of sweet and savory. FYI they take credit cards read more
After living in the bay area for some times, I came to have this inexplicable love for egg puff. So, other than egg tarts, egg puffs were the must-have food before leaving HK. Surprisingly, egg puffs were not as common! Until we found this little gem. Egg puffs (I don't know why we call it that in the bay) or eggettes (there are way to many e's and t's in this) with ice cream, pudding, syrup, and other magical ingredients were...hmm... devilishly delicious. We ordered the Green tea one. The egg puffs had mochi in them!!! Every bite was a surprise because of the complexity in this dessert cup. Definitely worth trying! Proper giolato in Asia so far, too. read more
9 years ago
Came for the egg waffle sundaes but also ended up with a double of their very intriguing and very amazing gelato. We went with the mob which has a matcha theme because my sister and I love matcha and we were not disappointed. The egg waffle was crispy but gooey on the inside and the soft serve was cool and creamy. I actually can't remember our gelato flavors but one had cheese and the other was pistachio with cherries and ohhhmaaagawwwwd we were in heaven. Super friendly service and a really cute shop although a bit off the beaten path. read more
Was convinced to check this place out after seeing photos on Instagram and everything definitely tasted as good as it looked. We had the Mob (size small; $65 HKD) and it was absolutely delicious. I expected everything to be excessively sweet for me, but the sweetness level was perfect. The sesame mochi egg waffles were definitely the star though; they were warm and fragrant, and had a crunchy exterior but soft, chewy interior. The matcha ice cream was also really smooth and creamy. They have paid WiFi too - login info is taped on a wall next to the seats. Service is also fast and friendly. Overall, a visit here is absolutely essential if you're in HK. read more
I stopped by Oddies while in the neighborhood on my Hong Kong trip and oh my gosh it did not disappoint! The parfait/sundae I got was an apple cinnamon egg waffle with the milk gelato, salted caramel gelato, some cookie crumb chunks and an apple sauce of sorts! It was a fantastic treat to help beat the summer humidity of the city. The service was quick and efficient, and the people working were so friendly! I definitely recommend it for a unique twist on egg waffles or if you're craving some fantastic gelato! read more
I finally made it to the Central store of this popular dessert spot. My friend and I went at around 9:30pm on a Wednesday evening and it pretty dead. I didn't mind because this allowed me to lolligag and try different gelato flavors. Instead of having the different monster-sized creations like the original Wan Chai store, the specialty at this store is their gelatos. All of the unique flavors are created by themselves. Don't expect the plain "chocolate" or "pistachio" here. All of their flavors are a unique combination of different things. They're super fun and innovative, and most importantly, extremely tasty. Although the person patiently let us try a wide variety of the flavors, my friend and I decided to share the classic Night Wolf, the only creation from the Wan Chai store that is served here. It was just as amazing as I remembered it. The chocolate is a rich, dark chocolate flavor and we got to pick the base flavor. We chose a mixed berry. If you're looking for a fun, innovative dessert place, I would definitely recommend Oddies. read more
10 years ago
Eggette "egg waffle" + ice cream = best combo ever. We came twice in our short trip here because it was so good. The first time I had The Mob: an Italian low fat milk gelato with black sesame mochi eggettes, apple yuzu jelly, homemade matcha ice cream, citrus crunchy flakes and rich matcha sauce for 65$HK. The second time I had a single serve of black sesame gelato for 43$HK. Their menu is limited but that makes it way easier to decide what you want. The eggette was very good, you can't miss trying when you're in Hong Kong. And being not too sweet itself, it was perfect with the ice cream. The place is small and they don't have wifi. read more
This was all over my instagram feed for a few months, I couldn't wait to go back to HK and try this since I love ice cream and egglettes in general. Actually it is more than ice cream and egglettes, they put some other stuff inside. I had "The Night Wolf" ("Italian low fat soft gelato twisted with 66% dark chocolate served with buttery crumbles, caramelized banana ice cream, passion fruit panna cotta, brownie and chocolate chips eggettes and crunchy flakes" thank you Joshua W. yelp for the description) which was an amazing combo. read more
8 years ago
Eggettes are one of the most popular street snacks in Hong Kong. They are basically waffles but in the shape of many egg puffs so an eater can pull them off one by one. Oddies Foodies utilizes the eggettes in an interesting way. It combines them with an ice cream sundae to create their eggette parfaits. I ordered the "Kido": artisan cookies and cream gelato with Nutella sauce, Nutella custard eggette, cookie dough chunks, and caramelized croutons. It looked amazing. However, it looks better than it actually tastes. Individual parts of the parfait, especially the cookie dough chunks, were great but they did not really mesh all that well together. I was also not a big fan of the gelato. It might have been because it was low fat. It was a bit of a contradiction for the parfait. I was already conceding that I would not be eating healthy by choosing to down a lot of sweets. As such, just put in the best tasting gelato with the rest of the parfait. Nevertheless, definitely find and eat some eggettes in Hong Kong. The eggette parfait is very photogenic at Oddies Foodies even if the taste did not blow me away. If you are visiting and planning a trip to Hong Kong and looking for recommendations, feel free to message me for my itinerary. You can also find the electronic copy through the link my profile. read more
We were so excited to try this egg waffle place once we arrived in HK because of its popularity. Surprisingly, it was super empty when we stopped by during the day. We got the "Mud" special, which was supposed to be green tea themed egg waffle parfait. Let's just say I was expecting a lot more from the egg waffles (ours came out brown and not green like the display picture). The egg waffle was also not as crunchy as anticipated and it was also an acquired taste because of the mochi infused into the egg waffle (pretty interesting concept). I did like how they incorporated yuzu with the icecream on the bottom! Oh and they're pricey - $68hkd for a small size. read more
Does Oddies ever disappoint? Its new outpost in Central offers the same great flavors, plus a new range of gelato for everyone to try. The popular "Night Wolf" is also being offered here, in addition to monthly-changing 'meringue rocks' flavors. They currently have nutella (yes!!) and almond. One key difference between this shop and the one in Wan Chai is that they offer seating here--a big bonus if you're looking for a place to sit down and enjoy your dessert. read more
7 years ago
So delicious! I saw it on Instagram and had to try it! There's a lot of walking to be done in Hong Kong and this was the perfect break! There's not much seating available tho. Still I would definitely recommend! read more
8 years ago
10 years ago
Super good!! Eggette is delicious and they have an amazing variety of gelato flavors including savory! read more
9 years ago
8 years ago
i ordered the small kido. It was very good but very sweeet. I liked the crunch in the cookies and cream gelato but for the price i prefer other gelato places. read more
11 years ago
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Got the mob. Lovely black sesame mochi gai dan jaai with matcha and milk gelato, some bitterness from a matcha sauce, plus freshness from the apple jelly. read more
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G/F, 45 Gough Street
歌賦街45號地下
Hong Kong
Central, Hong Kong Island
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2750 2111
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