They opened a few shops now in Hk. Really liked this for the frozen yogurt compared to another good…read moreone, "smile". Smile is comparatively sweeter and more filling. Yet this one is lighter and a bit sour. Yet this few more like yogurt and it tasted good. The yogurt is smooth and refreshing.

This frozen yogurt is comparatively lighter and sour, feeling like having real yogurt and less fat…read more I chose strawberry , some crunches and chocolate sauce. The yogurt costed $19-45. It's worth to stop by and have one!

We all scream for Hokkaido Ice Cream!!!…read more Really! We love it so much, we had these yummy Hokkaido soft serve 3 nights in a row. I Cremeria Cafe is located on the 4th floor - food court inside the Langham Place. Tip: take the express escalator to bypass the hustles of shoppers to the 3rd floor, and quickly take a short escalator ride to 4th floor and BAM, it's right there! I had Hokkaido fresh cream soft serve when I visited Japan a few years back, and I've always wanted to enjoy it again. It is not overly sweet like our very own Mr. Softie; the Hokkaido fresh cream is silky soft and has a natural sweetness. Love it so much! We've tried the soft serve in cones and cups; as well as the mix (matcha + cream). If my body allows it, I would have one everyday... alas, my metabolism just won't work with me. So 3 nights in a row was a heavenly treat!!!! #vacationweightdontcount #foodhumor LOL

We found this place walking around Langham place. Surprisingly, there wasn't a queue for this…read moreplace. The lavender ice cream signage caught our eye, but we ended up getting the vanilla ice cream topped with gold. The ice cream was really good, not too sweet or bland. Had a light vanilla flavor. You can't really taste the gold, and it really kind of melts as soon as it touches the ice cream, making for an incredible photo opp. Will for sure stop by again bc the ice cream wasn't bad, they have so much more on their menu to try too.

Came here after dinner after seeing mind blowing photos of radioactively big waffle cones. I was…read morenot disappointed. It is exactly what it looks like in photos. The line extended outside the building and took about 10 minutes, basically just enough time for a regular person to pick a cone! I had the chocolate peanut butter ice cream and that tasted absolutely amazing- Nutella and Reese's peanut butter cup heaven! The cone however, shall be and only be the awesome looking vessel for the ice cream. Chewy and a tiny bit difficult to tackle and it's exactly a rice crispy treat molded around a cone.

Emack & Bolio's is a popular ice cream place…read more We visited their Central location. And the hubster chose to get simple ones, instead of their fancy, with all the jazz ones. More photos and details on my blogs. Links also in profile. thevegetarianvoyager[dot]wordpress[dot]com nycbonviveur[dot]wordpress[dot]com

Reminds me of a smaller version of a local ice cream parlor back in the states. The ice cream is…read moreactually really good, the only issue is that I ordered "a cone" and it was 1 surprisingly small scoop for 24hkd. So even though it's good, it's kinda expensive for what you're getting. I had the 'Espresso and Cream' and was pleasantly surprised to find that it has chocolate chips in it. I also tried the Original soft serve which was fine (not my preferred), but my friend really liked it. The cones are exceptionally good and fresh and make such a difference. Will try the mixed chocolate and vanilla soft serve next time.

Had a triple chocolate monkey and could feel the sure rushing into my blood stream. The brownies…read moretasted great and the prices was very reasonable. It's great to have them in the neighborhood.

We came here 3 times during our visit to Hong Kong and loved, loved, LOVED the big puffy egg…read morewaffles! 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!

You have to visit Oddies!…read more 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!

As a lover of desserts this did not disappoint me at all! I was totally craving frozen yogurt and…read morethis made me super happy. The dessert itself looked so appetizing and I was pleased to show it off too! The price is also super reasonable.

Came here on my most recent trip back to Hong Kong in 2014 and found this place while shopping at…read morek11. Walked in and was greeted kindly and then I saw the wide selection that Smile had to offer me. That put a smile on my face. Totally recommend anyone in the k11/Tsim Sha Tsui area to try this especially if you are travelling. The dessert is not overpowering in sweetness and on top of that, the dessert is artistically just as good as the dessert itself. I almost didn't even want to eat it! Will definitely be coming back here on my next trip back.

Stopped by this cute little cake shop with a friend who wouldn't stop raving about it--totally…read moreworth it! The cakes? Oh my, perfection! Soft, moist, and just the right amount of sweetness. You can tell they put real love into baking here. Definitely coming back for more. :)

What beats a Fro-yo on a hot/cold/foggy/happy/sad day? (You get my point). The froyo is good…read more(slightly sour, firm and velvety) and the toppings are fresh and plenty. It's a perfect ending to any meal!

In Japan, soufflé pancakes are trendy and Hong Kong loves anything that is trendy. After a day of…read moreshopping and walking what it seemed to be miles in Mongkok, we finally found I Love You Dessert Bar. It's a 2018 Michelin Recommended Street Food, so I had to check it out. This place is not a sit down place. There are no tables inside, there is a 2 person counter outside the shop and chairs. You order inside and wait outside. They warn you that it's made to order which means it'll be a 15 minute wait or so. We ordered the mango pancakes with diced mangoes, vanilla ice cream, fresh cream and what seemed to be a ground up cookie. The pancake was light, fluffy and slightly sweet. It was complimented by the diced mangoes and ice cream. It also came with a paper Michelin man and I Love You Dessert cutout which of course made everything IG worthy. I love Asian desserts because they're not that sweet and this pancake was everything I expected and more.

This was delicious! It takes about 15 minutes to get your soufflé. Once you get it there's minimal…read moreseating so you have to stand and eat it. It must be a newer dessert place since there was a huge line to get these tasty desserts. We just had an original one since they were sold out of mango. It was delicious! It was really light and came with some ice cream, whipped cream and a sauce on top. I liked it because it wasn't overly sweet. This place is definitely worth a stop.

There's plenty of Okashi Lands in Hong Kong, but there's only one that sells cremia ice cream! I…read morewas so excited when I came across this shop as I am utterly obsessed with Japan's Cremia ice cream! Who knew that this snack shop, which sells Japanese/HK packaged treats as souvenirs, would think to offer ice cream? There were plenty of flavors to choose from too! While the ice cream was far from bad, it wasn't an exact replica of what I had in Japan. The ice cream was lacking that cheese flavor, but the cone was spot on.