This is the best smelling place I have ever walked into in my life…read more Japanese cheesecake is great but where it's really at is the basque cheesecake. Worth the $10 idc idc.

The cheesecake is good but my absolute favorite dessert from here is their strawberry cake…read more With layers of pillowy whipped cream, airy sponge cake and generous amounts of strawberries throughout and on top, it's pure perfection! The desserts in general aren't super sweet, the teas are refreshing and there's enough space inside for a few customers to enjoy their goodies in-house.

I love honey lush. Love! You had to give this place a try. They have vending machine with blind…read morebox, nail box, Photo Booth, needoh for you to buy. Then their deserts soup are incredible tasty!!! With tofu and fresh fruit. The deserts here taste fresh and not overly sweet. Kind of like Meet Fresh The services are quick and the shop is v

Cute little Asian dessert shop with a variety of drinks, shaved ice, and more. They have an order…read morekiosk to place your own orders and pay. I enjoyed two different shaved ice desserts. Both were very beautifully presented. The frozen slushy drink was good but the Chinese name and what was actually prepared was not matching, as the name implied it would have pomelo bits in it, but it didn't at all. Prices were on the high side but it seems to be the trend nowadays.

very yummy! the vibe is very fun and the service is amazing…read moreTina and Kaitlyn were great!

Went to Mango Mango last week.The food was great and the service too.Thank you Crisha!read more

The staff was adequately polite, the environment looks aesthetically pleasing despite being overly…read morecrowded with minimal seating options. The matcha parfait was good with a nice creamy texture and flavoring. However, I have one complaint. When coming with two others where we are lactose sensitive and with one having an allergy to oats, they wanted to try the matcha latte's and we asked if they can make with almond milk . The female worker said they don't have almond milk and only do oat or whole milk which was odd, and I asked again to confirm and was told no. They ended up having to do whole milk despite being lactose intolerant and was bothered. I look through here from comments by the owner saying that they CAN substitute with almond milk, which is confusing and a little annoying that we were told they don't substitute almond milk and was never told a reason why. That's one complaint for those who might be allergic to oat milk or are lactose sensitive: There is barely any option to accommodate and for that I give three stars. I probably would not come back again nor recommend because of the lack of accommodation for those who cannot have oat/almond milk. However despite that it is good to try once.

Urban Matcha is always one of my go-to spots and honestly has some of the best matcha in Vegas. My…read morefavorite is the Matcha float--I order it pretty much every time because it's just that good. The recent visit was a little chaotic because my two-year-old nephew accidentally spilled my entire drink all over me . It made a huge mess on the table and floor, and I felt so bad. One of the girls came over right away to help clean everything up and was so nice about it. They even offered to make me a new drink, which I definitely wasn't expecting and really appreciated. Thank you again to her!! Stuff like that is why I keep coming back. The matcha is always amazing, and everyone who works here is so friendly. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a good matcha spot in Vegas.

I absolutely loved it this time! I think I made wrong choice last time, but this time absolute…read morelove. My friends and I stopped here last Saturday, and there were only few seats left. We ordered croffle with strawberry and the syrup, honey toast, and matcha crepe cake. Everything was really delicious, and the portions were huge. For the croffle, the sweetness was perfect while it was still warm, but once it gets cool down after few min, it felt a bit too sweet, but it was still tasty so I enjoyed it. The service was great as well. The staff was friendly and welcoming. The ambiance is still so cute and warm as I remembered.

Not sure how this place is so highly rated. Maybe because it's open late…read more Really small inside, uncomfortable chairs, wobbly sticky tables. We ordered a croffle with 3 toppings and it ended up being $17. When it came out it was tiny.

We stopped at Chinatown to look for this dessert Cafe. It was tricky to find when we parked in the…read moreramp. We thought it was on the first floor but after failed search, we walked upstairs and followed the sign. Come to the parking ramp and you'll see the main door facing the parking. Order at the counter and they'll call your number when Order is ready. Dessert is semi sweet, but the drinks are sweeter. Sugar can be adjusted. Cafe is nice and bright, booths available to dine in.

Finally gave this location a try. Maybe I was right to avoid them…read more Hui Lau Shan is a chain originating from Hong Kong that offers certain fruit-forward desserts, often involving a lot of cold or icy components. Some other spots in town have similar offerings and may be doing a better job at it. I ordered the J2. Jumbo Pomelo & Mango with Sago ($13.95) to share in our group. There was a wide variety of ingredients, generally tasting quite good. The actual mango fruit was soft and super sweet, there was perhaps a coconut jelly topping that was also nice, as well as a coconut ice that felt snowy in texture, a mango custard, and a decent helping of sago near the bottom. However, I wish that the mango ice cream wasn't so hard and icy, and I was disappointed later to realize that we didn't get any pomelo at all. I really enjoyed the pomelo the last time I had a similar dessert. The dining area did seem pretty clean at least, and they offered complimentary cups of water for each of us after I requested it. Napkins are cheap but freely available, and spoons are pretty sturdy despite being disposable plastic. Maybe I'll come back to this Hui Lau Shan location if I'm around Spring Mountain and find myself really craving their brand of desserts. But I'd prioritize different businesses if I were planning a trip.

We were a large group of nine looking for a nice brunch spot away from the Strip on a Friday in…read moreFebruary 2026. Reviews of this Korean coffee shop were impressive enough for us to give it a try. This "hidden" coffee shop had "speakeasy" vibes as it was a bit hard to find. Online photos led us to a massive, unmarked medieval-style wooden door with an "open" banner. Definitely don't judge a book by its cover as the interior featured antique furniture, a glass atrium, soaring trees, and a 3-level wooden bookshelf-reading area designed like a grandstand with seating you could climb on. I suggest staying here awhile and enjoy the F&D inside as it is definitely social media worthy and a gem in LV's Chinatown. After saving our spot, the gang proceeded to order from the long queue at the bar area. Took photos and marveled at this cozy cafe while waiting for our assortment of coffees and baked goodies to arrive. I had The Gäbi (dry cappuccino topped with raw sugar and espresso grounds) while my wife opted for the velvety Einspänner. We shared a Berry Ricotta Brioche. I was able to taste the other artisan pastries (Ube Mille Cake, Tiramisu Croissant and Strawberry Shortcake to name some) from our group and they were as good as they looked. The only complaint is the pricier bill than what other coffee shops might charge. I guess this view is at a cost then. First time trying in a Korean coffee shop and we loved it! We would definitely return if we're in this neck-of-the-woods again.

We stopped by here during my birthday weekend in Vegas. It was just me, my husband, our little guy,…read moreand my parents, and instead of getting a whole birthday cake, we decided to go somewhere for dessert. We specifically wanted to stay off the Strip because Vegas prices on the Strip can be pretty wild, so we found this place through Yelp. The space is really cute and has a cool industrial feel, with books and other little touches that make it more interesting than your typical dessert spot. They even had a couch swing, which turned out to be a lifesaver when my toddler was getting a little cranky. The desserts were good, but I have to say the prices felt pretty steep for the portions -- around $12-$13 for a very small slice. We tried an ube dessert and a matcha dessert. The matcha one was definitely my favorite. It had this interesting French-style flavor/profile and felt more unique. The ube one was just okay for me. And as a Filipino, I have to be honest: putting ube in something doesn't automatically make it amazing. I feel like sometimes ube gets treated as the magic ingredient when it's really about how well it's actually executed. Overall, I'd give it 4 stars. It's a cute place, the atmosphere is fun, and it served exactly what we needed that day -- a casual little birthday-weekend dessert stop somewhere away from the Strip. I'm glad we found it, but given the prices and portion sizes, I'm not sure it would be a regular stop for us.

Finally made my way to this bakery as I have been wanting to check it out…read more It is a very cute cafe, very friendly and attentive staff. We just had a huge lunch, so we ordered 1. a matcha latte, iced, and it was delicious! 2. blueberry cheesecake crepe: excellent fillings and blueberries, very light, not heavy and not too sweet. I asked to not have the powder sugar dusted on and it was perfectly sweet for me. 3. Panna Cotta with tiny little jello lemon cubes on top. It was tangy and sweet, more on the tangy side and it was good. The Panna Cotta was very smooth. The place is small, has a few tables but it has a huge outdoor seating area which is perfect for when the weather is not extremely hot and you can have our pups with you. Definitely would return.

Thank you, Mike, for taking the time to respond. I appreciate your acknowledgment of the other…read moreservice issues I experienced. However, I do want to clarify one very important point regarding my service dog. He was calm, quiet, and completely under control throughout the entire visit. He was not active, disruptive, or vocal at any time. He is a trained service dog, not a pet. I also want to clarify that under the ADA, a person with a service dog cannot be required to sit outside simply because they are accompanied by a service animal. Service dogs are generally permitted to accompany their handlers in areas where customers are normally allowed. A service animal may only be excluded in limited circumstances, such as when the animal is out of control and the handler does not take effective action, or when the animal is not housebroken. Neither of those circumstances applied here. So while I understand your policy regarding active or vocal dogs, that does not describe my dog or what happened during my visit. He was calm and caused no disturbance whatsoever. I sincerely hope your staff can be better informed about the distinction between pets and service animals so that another customer with a legitimate service dog is not made to feel unwelcome or told they MUST sit outside.