It's unfortunate that they closed shortly after my visit. Despite having "dessert" in the name, I actually found the savory items to be the highlights of the meal. Near the entrance was a display case filled with premade chilled items. Quantities were limited, and because we visited close to closing time, many of the savory dishes had already sold out. A single employee managed both the register and food service. She was incredibly generous with portions, though the self serve style setup seemed less than ideal from a food safety perspective. Prices were also noticeably lower than comparable spots in the Convoy area. *Assorted Mochi: these were served chilled from the display case and had a denser texture than most mochi. The fillings were not overly sweet, which I appreciated. The Green Tea Black Sesame was my favorite, as the earthy flavors complemented one another beautifully. The mango version was much more subdued and ultimately the least memorable. *Mango Lovers Dessert: chewy coconut jelly noodles drenched in tart mango sauce. The ice cream provided most of the sweetness, while the noodles and tofu remained fairly neutral. The portion was enormous and could easily be shared among two to four people. *Durian Lovers Dessert: similar to the mango version in that it leaned surprisingly mild. The young coconut and purple sticky rice lacked the sweetness needed to balance the dish. That said, the amount of durian was impressive. I just wished there had been a creamier or silkier component to contrast the dense textures. *Arctic Surf Clams: easily my favorite item. The clams were marinated in a spicy, peppery sauce and cooked perfectly, retaining a pleasant chew without becoming rubbery. *Ube Fried Mochi: wonderfully crisp on the outside with a satisfyingly dense interior. The ube filling was subtly sweet and fragrant, and the fritters were not greasy at all. Each order came with six generously sized pieces, making them an excellent value. I'm genuinely sad to see this business close. It was one of the more affordable dessert spots in the area, and as a durian lover, it's disappointing to lose another place that showcased the fruit. Wishing the owners all the best in whatever comes next. read more

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Been chasing the Hui Lau Shan high since they closed and this place comes close! The staff were nice a try had a good selection of mango related desserts as well as durian desserts. Interior is pretty spacey with seating. We got the fresh mango mochi, durian mochi, and the mango pomelo sago and silken tofu. I wanted to see if it tasted like taho but it's a bit different, would probably get just the regular version without pomelo next time though. The mochi skin was not too thick or thin and the mango was good, could be a little bit sweeter. Durian was good too! The drinks were ok. read more

Phoenix Dessert - Mango mochi, 楊枝甘露西米露 Mango Pomelo Delight, bottled kumquat drink and milk tea that we poured into cups - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

Date of Visit: 4.5.2026 Location: Kearny Mesa Cuisine Type: Cafe Vibe: L shaped cafe with less ppl when i was there Cost: $ Service: straight forward Food/ Rating: -5/5- Everything is just the right mix of sweet whether it be savory or more tart. The texture and temperatures of everything works well together. Overall Thoughts: Best Thing I ate: It is hard to say one thing so I'll say two: black sesame pudding the creaminess is amazing! and it is clearly black sesame. Also the mango coconut roll is very complete as an all encompassing dessert Something to Improve: The mango ice cream don't have the tartness expected of mango ice cream read more

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LOVE this place! First time checking out this location (I grew up visiting the one in Rowland heights). This place had a decent amount of dessert options left on a Friday evening. We LOVED the fresh mango mochi, which had a huge mango piece in it, yummy custard wrapped in mochi. We loved yikoyiko but this place clearly beats yikoyiko in our view. The mixed fruit dessert was also deliciously creamy and refreshing read more

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I usually like Phoenix Dessert, and this San Diego location was amazing. I love their black sticky rice with young coconut it's so fragrant, soft, and perfectly sweet , $5.95 was very affordable . The black sesame dessert was a bit firmer than I prefer, but still was delicious. This is such a cool spot with so many food and dessert options. They have durian, mango, passionfruit, taro , lots of fun ingredients, and it's honestly enjoyable just browsing through everything. There are a few small tables inside and outside if you want to sit and enjoy your treats, but it's also a great place to grab something to go. Customer service here is friendly and attentive . Parking was easy to find, so getting in and out was no hassle at all. read more

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Phoenix doesn't just sell desserts, they also have hot foods, cold dish, street food, tea and drinks. Their desserts are in the display window, some milk teas are bottled, some are made on the spot. We ordered: Fresh durian delight drink Braised pork belly Durian rolls Custard platter Bottled milk tea Bottled soy milk No complaints on the food or desserts. Hot foods remind me of home cooking. The durian rolls had actual durian seeds coated with the mochi sheet on the outside. The soy milk was too sweet for me. They change their hours every season so be sure to check before you go. read more

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Stopped by after dinner to satisfy my sweet tooth and decided to try their Mango Lovers Dessert. It was good- light, refreshing, and packed with mango flavor. The portion is definitely shareable, it would've been way too much for me to finish on my own. I've had their durian rolls a few times prior, but was in the mood for something more refreshing and the mango lovers delivered. I did have an uncomfortable moment before going in- there was some inappropriate activity happening outside the shop, which made me feel a bit sketchy and unsure at first. When we went inside, the place was completely empty. But not long after, people started trickling in. Overall, I'd recommend stopping by if you're craving something fruity and refreshing. I may come back to try some of their other desserts next time.. like the Durian Lovers Dessert. read more

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Upon walking in we were immediately greeted kindly by the workers. Near the entrance, there is the fridge displaying all the tasty looking desserts they have. We got a few to try, but thought they were a bit lacking in flavor. * Mixed Durian Rolls - 8.6/10 (i love durian & i was excited to see that there was a durian dessert. i like how the durian is enclosed with mochi on the outside. however, the durian was not as sweet & fresh as i was expecting. i wish there was a custard/cream inside to add some sweetness to the mochi) * Fresh Mango Pudding - 7/10 (nothing special, just a mango pudding with mango chunks inside. although i wish it had more of a creamy consistency, than a grainy one) * Green Tea & Red Bean Custard - 5/10 (i don't really taste much of green tea. it's pretty much jello with chunks of red bean inside) * Black Sticky Rice & Red Bean Custard - 6/10 (this one was sweeter than the green tea one which i liked. however, i still can't put my finger on the flavor. it's also just a jello with red bean inside. i don't think i am a fan of these custard desserts) read more

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Hands down some of the best mango mochi I've had. The texture was absolutely perfect. soft, pillowy, and just the right amount of chew without being too dense. What really stood out was the mango inside, incredibly fresh, naturally sweet, and bursting with flavor. You can tell they're using high-quality fruit. The balance between the delicate mochi and the juicy mango was spot on, making each bite light yet satisfying. Not overly sweet, just clean, fresh, and refreshing. If you're even thinking about trying it , do it. Service was great. Definitely coming back for more. read more

Normally I stop by Extraordinary Desserts when I'm down in San Diego but needing to cut down on sugar, I had to choose my treat for the most recent trip. Since it's currently only available in So Cal, my wanting to try Phoenix's durian mochi rolls for almost 2 years now, won out especially since they have opened up a San Diego location. I was so excited to discover I could get it in SD that I immediately hopped out of the pool, showered, and hightailed it over there to be Customer #1 that day. Definitely a winner that I literally went back for another pack to share. Having it filled with Musang Durian means I can have two right? read more

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This place is slept on! Best mango desserts, amazing mango sago!! I can't believe there isn't a line out the door. When I walked in, I got my desserts immediately. At first, I wasn't sure if it would taste fresh but boy was I wrong! The mochi was soft and fresh, huge ripe mango in the middle, with a layer of custard coconut cream inside. SO delicious I finished two huge mochis alone. I also got a Mango Lovers Dessert. Filled with coconut jelly noodles, creamy coconut sago, sweet mango ice cream, and a hefty amount of ripe mango chunks. They definitely don't skimp out on the mangoes here which I seriously appreciate. Food: 10/10 DELICIOUS I'll be back! Service: 10/10 fast and friendly! Parking: 10/10 super easy to find parking here! read more

There are more Phoenix Desserts in the LA areas that I've been to before. Very happy to find this one in San Diego. It's a small shop with limited items and a few small tables inside. I always like their mochi and their custard with different flavors. They're all delicious especially if you have a sweet tooth. There are a few HK street food and a few cold dishes available. The cold tofu platter, the chicken wings, and samosa are all good. The curry fish ball is a bit disappointing and wish they use the white fish balls that are not fried. Be aware they only get shipments from LA on certain days, so they can run out of certain popular desserts. It would be nice if they open more locations. read more

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We ordered through Uber Eats! The delivery and service were fast! The quality of the desserts were very sumptuous! Not too sweet for me, which is good I like the presentation of how everything looks, and that the desserts were very easy to divide amongst the three of us. 10/10 recommend! read more

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Off the main area of convoy is this yummy dessert spot! If you like durians and mango, get the durian roll, it's fresh, creamy, and your mom will love it (mine does haha). I got the fresh fruit delight with the mango and young coconut! It was refreshing and delicious! Perfect for an after dinner drink that isn't boba. Will be back to try more! read more

I visited this location on a weeknight. The store was basically empty and the employee was nice and super patient with my indecisiveness. I got the assorted mochi rolls and balls. I'm not sure how busy this location can get, but it tasted like these had been in the fridge for a long minute. Sadly these desserts are widely available in SD, so it is what it is but if I could teleport to the 626, I'd prefer those phoenix locations. read more

Finally got to stop in and try a few of their desserts. I bought durian rolls and the mango mochi. My sister got the Thai mango sticky rice. My daughter gobbled down 2 mango mochis real quick. She's already talking about how we need to go back more next time. If you can stand the smell of durian and love to eat it then you will also enjoy the durian rolls. My sister said the mango sticky rice is also good but would be better with a little more coconut cream on top. Perfect sweetness level for all 3. Will come back to try other desserts, drinks and Chinese entrees/street foods next time. read more

Phoenix Dessert - Durian rolls, Thai mango sticky rice, Mango mochi - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

I've been here a few times now and the service is always so wonderful. Cool little spot with seating inside and an array of desserts to choose from. Lately been on a mango pomelo sago search, so tried theirs and it was so amazing. Coconut based, delicious flavors and lots of fruit in the drink. One of my favorites of the summer. Thanks so much! read more

Phoenix Dessert - Mango Pomelo Drink - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

The mango lovers dessert is a shareable (2-3 ppl) with layers of sago, mangoes, coconut jelly noodles, 1 scoop of vanilla ice cream and tofu pudding. The jelly noodles were my favorite. This was my first time eating something like it. It had a mild coconut flavor that paired well with everything. The tofu pudding had a slightly sour taste so I didn't really it, though I'm not sure if this was because the mangos were also a bit sour. I ordered the assorted mochi (4: mango, green tea with sesame paste, red bean, and taro) for take out. All great flavors, not too sweet, and with a nice mochi outer skin. Looking forward to trying more desserts here! read more

I've had these desserts before in Orange County, so it's nice to have one in SD now. They are known for their durian desserts, but I like their mango rolls better. To be honest, I think durian stinks LOL. I also tried their mango pomelo delight, but it was too sweet for me. I'll stick to their desserts instead! read more

Phoenix Dessert - Mango pomelo delight - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

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We go here constantly and it's always good. Mango almond tofu pudding is my favorite, great texture & tastes super fresh. We also love the mango pudding & the mango mochi / mango coconut rolls. The mango lovers shave ice is BOMB, and it's huge - always enough for 2 servings shared between 2 people. We love bringing folks here when they visit SD, cool vibe & unique desserts we just can't find elsewhere. The place is small so we don't often eat there, but the staff is really sweet and quick to get us our stuff. Top spot in SD for sure. read more

I've had Phoenix in OC. Glad they have a location in sd. They are known for their durian and mango rolls. The outside is mochi. It's chewy and the filling inside is a good amount of durian. The dessert is light and not too sweet. Also tried the assorted mochi. Filled with mango, red bean, taro and sesame. I didn't like it as much. It wasn't chewy. They have a lot of other desserts and drinks too. read more

Phoenix Dessert - Durian roll (top) and assorted mochi (bottom) - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

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I was so excited to hear that there was a phoenix dessert in San Diego! We got the durian mochi rolls, mango rolls, and silken tofu with ginger syrup! It was delicious! The durian mochi is just as good as I remembered it to be! Mango as well! Definitely try this place out if you haven't yet! read more

Phoenix Dessert - Durian mochi roll, Mango roll, Silken tofu with Ginger Syrup - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

We stumbled upon a surprising Asian dessert shop while looking for something different from the usual boba drinks that are everywhere these days. It reminded us of the traditional Asian desserts we used to enjoy--warm, comforting treats made with ingredients like beans, seaweed, sesame, and more. These are getting harder to find, especially in the U.S. We were so happy to discover this place with a great variety of authentic desserts. The black sesame paste was especially delicious--rich, creamy, and smooth. Truly satisfying. Great service and clean restroom:) We really hope more people rediscover and appreciate these classic Asian desserts again. Love, love read more

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If MNGO & MeetFresh had a baby, kind of? So most things are Asian-sweet. Not very rich, and more refreshing, than decadent. 3 items = $20 today. 1) The Pomelo Mango Sago Pudding Cup (5/5). Refreshing, tart, and slightly sweet. Will definitely help to cleanse your palette after a meal. I think this was my favorite item, of the three that I got. 2) The Assorted Custard Platter (3/5). I think this was good to get, to try all the flavors w/o totally committing to one flavor. Glad I did, bc the creamier ones were my favorite, ie the Coconut Taro (3 layers, with textural contrast), and the Mango. The passionfruit was OK, and the dark one with coconut bits, sadly had no flavor at all. 3) I tend to ask the people who work there what their personal favorites are--today's clerk said the Mango Mochi. Unfortunately, my taste buds must differ from hers. I was a bit disappointed at how much and how dense the dough was; it's not really the Japanese type mochi, with the signature stretchy chew, that you think of with mochi. It's a piece of fresh mango, wrapped in rice flour, coated with coconut flakes. I wouldn't get this again (2/5). They do have an extensive menu, and I saw some things that I'd definitely like to try next time. The mango pomelo silken tofu looked interesting, and some of their black rice items. read more

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Really cool and unique dessert shop with a fairly extensive menu. We opted to get a few of the fresh desserts displayed in the window. The black Sesame and Almond (jelly? I forgot exactly what it was called) was really good and had subtle flavors, nothing overpowering. It has a gelatin bite to it. The mochi was also really good and I would say that texturally, it was a bit softer than other ones I've had. And for those that can endure and enjoy durian, the durian coconut cake is a must get. Personally I'm not a huge fan of durian but this form of dessert made it the most palatable way. The durian flavor is very strong and so if you know you don't like that, I recommend going for a different flavor. But since you don't see much durian flavored desserts, I figured I had to try it. Even though it's not my favorite flavor profile, I can see this being amazing for any durian lovers out there! read more

Phoenix Dessert - Black Sesame and Almond (jelly?), red bean mochi, durian coconut cake - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

I am always looking for new dessert locations in SoCal. Found Phoenix last night. I tried the Mango Roll - solid 5 stars. Fresh sweet mango inside. Wrapped with a thin cake coated w coconut flakes! Come on who would like this. They have Durian Rolls also! Didnt try because my guest isnt a fan of the fruit! Also tried a 4 pack of Panna Cotta. - 3/3.5 stars. For me, nothing special. The Mango Panna Cotta was a disappointment. Crunchy non ripe mango pieces inside. The Coconut Black sticky rice was the best. Creamy sweet rice filling. The Coconut Ube was very good. Sweet and smooth Ube w coconut "jello". Yummmm Passion Fruit Panna Cotta was refreshing. Not too sweet w a clean passion flavor. They have much more on the menu. I will be back to try different items! Mochi, Fried Ube Mochi, Wings, Surf Clams!!! And drinks galore!! read more

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Customer service is always welcoming!! They let us taste test a couple of products and it's delicious!! The place has seating indoors and outdoors. The indoor is a little small but cozy. They have ready food, cookies, soy milk, and different tea. I really like the soy milk and the tea. I tried the sago, but it was a bit undercooked. I've tried it twice, but I didn't like the undercooked sago. The durian mochi is yummy. I've also tried a couple of the jelly, and that was good also. I hope they fixed the sago situation because they have delicious drinks. read more

Phoenix Dessert - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

Very kind and not busy! The employees were very friendly and offered us samples when we came in! The coconut jelly dessert sample was refreshing and something I plan on getting the next time I visit. The Mixed Fruit Delight is a nice, mild dessert drink that comes with fresh fruit and sago. The flavors don't clash but there also isn't a strong flavor from any of the fruits. The texture of the sago and fruit work well together. read more

Phoenix Dessert - Mixed fruit delight and fresh fruit delight - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

I was very excited to try this place out. I was looking for these specific mango mochi rolls I was seeing on social media. I looked this place up and decided to stop by and to get some goodies for my niece for her birthday. They are super fans of mochi. They are in the Clairemont Mesa area and once I got there, there was plenty of parking. I did get a good spread of items to try: 1. Coconut Mango Rolls- (this is the reason I decided to come here) Mochi on the outside dusted with coconut, Mango on the inside with some type of soft filling. These were delicious. I would definitely get this again. 5/5 2. Green Tea Sesame Mochi- These were ok. I expected the sesame to be sweeter. 3.5/5 3. Fresh Mango mochi- These weren't terrible, the fruit was a bit unripe and firmer. I was expecting softer, sweeter mango but I am sure it's not always in season. 3.5/5 4. Passion Fruit Custard- These were pretty good, I did enjoy the sweet and tartness. 4.5/5 5. Mango Pomelo Delight- Sweet and tart, no wonder why this is so popular. 5/5 6. Mango custard- Pretty good, not as good as the Passion fruit custard. 4/5 I did like that they also have a food menu and traditional hot desserts too. I will have to try some of those items next time. Service: 5/5 Ambiance: 4.5/5 Food: 4.3/5 read more

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Great selection, clean store, helpful staff. We tried as much as we could between the 4 of us. Our faves were definitely the assorted custards, all of them. It was chilly that day so I got the hot rice pudding, which I loved. My daughter and I tried the durian rolls and as much as I wanted to love it, it is most certainly an acquired taste. read more

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Established in the mid-1960s, Phoenix Dessert has now made its way down to San Diego with the first store located in the Crossroads Center of Kearny Mesa where a short-lived Filipino dessert chain had operated. The business seems to have a solid following of enthusiasts with a dozen locations in the LA area. During the soft opening last month, the line stretched well outside the front entrance. The inside of the suite had limited seating with a few tables and a countertop by the front window. I had never visited Phoenix Dessert before so the mix of savory and sweet offerings plus drinks was intriguing. Mango and durian seemed to be prominent fruits used in the desserts. With the word 'dessert' in the business name, I did not expect Curry Chicken and Portuguese Beef Stew as menu items. Small fried appetizers are more common for Asian dessert shops but not entrees like those above. On my first trip, I ordered the Assorted Mochi which came in four pieces and a Mixed Fruit Delight for a drink. The fresh mochi flavors in the package were mango, green tea black sesame, red bean, and black sticky rice coconut milk. The little balls were the softest mochi I have ever tasted. The black sticky rice coconut milk was the most unusual flavor of the group. Fresh mango, watermelon, honeydew, tapioca, sago, coconut milk blend, and shaved ice were the ingredients in the Mixed Fruit Delight. The mixture was naturally sweet from the fruits and much healthier than my normal fruit green tea with boba pearls. I bought a Fresh Fruit Delight and a Marinated Tofu Platter on the next visit. Mango was my pick of fruit for the drink which had the same other non-fruit ingredients. The cold platter was a plastic container filled with several strips of fried tofu skin, slices of marinated tofu, seaweed, and soba noodles. The tofu and noodles were fine, however the seaweed had a really strong flavor that overpowered everything else. The variety of choices was impressive for this dessert chain while the quality of the food and drink was above average. Those aspects and the reasonable prices were the reasons why I rated my two experiences at Phoenix Dessert with a four star rating. read more

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Phoenix is my ALL-TIME FAVORITE Asian dessert place in San Diego, and it blows my mind that they're not more popular! They have a variety of Asian desserts including drinks, mochi, puddings, durian and mango crepes, mango sticky rice, egg tarts, and more. You won't be disappointed!! My go-to items at Phoenix are the assorted mochi, coconut and mango rolls, mango pomelo delight, and mixed fruit delight. The mango pomelo delight is a must-get - it's a coconut milk-based drink with sago, mango, and grapefruit and it's sooooo good! It's also not too sweet and so refreshing. I rave about this drink all the time. They also have bottled drinks and teas, cold dishes, and some hot food (egg waffles, fried mochi, curry fish balls) which I haven't tried but want to at some point. Customer service is great! They usually have samples for you to try and have your order ready pretty quickly after you order. Even though they're in Convoy, the parking here is really easy and you'll always find a spot. They have a few tables inside and outside, but I would say it's more of a grab-and-go spot. read more

Awesome to see Phoenix expand to SD! The employees were friendly - a gentlemen with owner/manager vibes shared that this is their first location outside of LA county and overviewed all the best items on their menu. We opted for the Mango Lovers dessert soup, which was so tasty. The mangos were sweet. Coconut noodles were chewy and delicious. Overall, it was a delightful, refreshing item. We also enjoyed the mango mochi rolls. The texture was perfect, very fresh, and pleasant. The shopping plaza has plenty of parking and there was no wait when we arrived. Absolutely recommended, and I can't wait to return! read more

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As someone from Hong Kong, I'm so excited to find a place that specializes in Hong Kong dessert and street food! There are lots of different options - drinks, cold dessert liked panna cotta, steamed milk, mango rolls, hot "soupy" desserts, egg waffles, ice cream, and more. Today we tried the egg waffle and mango coconut roll. EGG WAFFLE: I've tried lots of egg waffles in the US but never found ones that taste authentic. This one from Phoenix is the closest I've had - good taste, fluffy inside each piece. If the crust was crispier, it would be perfect. MANGO COCONUT ROLL: This is kind of like mochi but has a big piece of cut mango and custard, wrapped with a mochi exterior. The staff mentioned this was their #1 best seller and it was really good! Refreshing and not too sweet or heavy. Staff was very friendly and courteous. Environment was clean and had some indoor and outdoor seating options. Looking forward to head back and try more items! read more

Phoenix Dessert - Egg waffle (half eaten): good taste and puffy texture! - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

I've lived in SD all my life and stumbled upon this hidden gem. We tried their black sesame soup, silken tofu with ginger syrup, some of their custards, and their mango mochi. Every single dessert was so carefully made and not too sweet. We had a lot of questions because I'm on a special diet. PeiLing was incredibly attentive, warm, and welcoming. She even let me sample the black sesame soup to ensure it wasn't too sweet for us. She also described the dishes to ensure we knew what we were getting. 10/10 will be back again and will be telling our friends about this place. So delicious. read more

Had to check out this San Diego location after loving their shop in LA. Lots of varieties of mochi, teas, custards, as well as silken tofu and sticky rice desserts! They also have savory street foods which I have not yet tried. My favorite is their mango coconut mochi rolls. read more

I LOVE Phoenix dessert! We come here regularly for the fresh fruit delight and fresh mango mochi! The people working are always kind, and the drink never fails to be delicious. I highly recommend this for anyone who enjoys a dessert that has the sweet refreshingness of a fresh fruit! read more

Phoenix Dessert - Fresh Fruit Delight: with fresh mango - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

I used to eat at Phoenix all the time growing up and was so excited to hear that they opened one in San Diego. Although it's not the full restaurant, there's some meals but they focus mostly on the desserts, as the name implies. Plenty of parking here but way too small of a seating area. Our orders came out in to-go containers so I think their theme is more of a grab-and-go kind of establishment. Curry Fish Balls: Comes with 6 balls, pretty light curry flavor. While the fish balls had a nice, bouncy texture, I thought the curry was a little lacking. The curry by itself was good but it just didn't really stick onto the fish balls. Other than that, it's a nice snack. Mixed Fruit Delight: I would always get this drink, back before milk tea really blew up. There's bits of mango, watermelon and honeydew, mixed in with sago. The base is a sweet, coconut milk blend. This tastes just as I remembered, super refreshing on a hot day! Silken Tofu and Mango: Also known as douhua, the tofu is super silky and creamy. I normally enjoy this with the sweet, ginger sauce but the mango is a nice change! There's a ton of other mango desserts and durian if you're into that! I also love their Maltose Glazed Pecans (which they gave samples for) and the Peanut and Anchovies. read more

Phoenix Dessert - Curry Fish Balls, Silken Tofu and Mango, Mixed Fruit Delight - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

Located in the same lot as Carl's Jr and Rubio's test kitchen. I'm so happy they opened a location in San Diego and everyone here is soooo nice!! They were also patient while we were trying to choose what to order! It was a hot day on the day we went and I was super impressed when one of the staff asked if I wanted ice packs under my bag to keep my items cool since I was driving at least 20 minutes to my next destination! As for their desserts, I love their mochi and puddings! My fave are the fresh mango rolls or mochi. The mochi skin is Soo soft and perfect amount of chewiness while the Mango inside is never tart and it's not overly Sweet at all. Their sago pudding is really good as are their fresh made tapioca and sago desserts. They also have a variety of small snack items as well. Def a solid place for asian dessert and will be coming back! read more

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this place was too overhyped tbh. knowing it's a big chain in LA, I had high expectations for a new Hong Kong style dessert cafe and was sad that it didn't live up to the hype. I got the mango pomelo tofu, which was really sweet. the mango overpowered their house made tofu and I think I got like, a dozen pomelo kernels in my bowl. you can get better versions of this at hui lau shan. I didn't try their mochi or other desserts so maybe I'll give them another chance? it's also kind of pricey for what it is. read more

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