Along with yummy nostalgic HK desserts in a 9-box set, the store is decorated with HK famous neon…read moremarquee signs, miniature models and a super fun RC excavator challenge central gravel pit. Challenge started whenever a $25 in-store purchase was met. Loved by kids big or small. We came multiple times during our short trip in Vancouver. Definitely a treat and a hidden gem! Thanks to all the staffs who were helpful and friendly too!!

It's a nice place for Asian dessert. They also have some Hong Kong style snacks and Asian dim sum I…read morehave yet to try. I like getting their tofu dessert though. And right now (not sure until when) they have a giant sandpit installed in the middle of their store. If you spend $25, you get to play with their toy excavator. And if you collect over 30g of gems, you can spin the wheel and win prizes. (Big prize = $20 coupon) Great for keeping kids and adults that are still kids at heart (myself included), happily occupied.

This is the place for authentic Hong Kong dessert…read more We tried the walnut black sesame (核桃芝麻糊), steamed egg with milk (阿一雙皮奶), mango mango with mochi and vanilla ice cream (多芒迷你芋丸，冰淇淋), and taro sago with mini mochi (芋丸椰汁米露，迷你芋丸). The server was incredibly friendly and efficient. Everything was fresh and smooth with the right texture and amount of sweetness.

This place has great Cantonese HK desserts. Everything we ordered was delicious. Really liked the…read moreginger milk pudding. We waited 40 mins to get a seat. Staff were attentive.

This place is 10/10 legit Cantonese dessert. So authentic that they don't even take cards lol,…read morewhich is a minor annoyance but it's definitely worth the inconvenience for the dessert it offers. If you want authentic Cantonese dessert (糖水) this is the spot. The red bean soup is so good and not too sweet, I added sesame rice balls in it for an extra fee and the rice ball is so big with lots of filling! It was so good. The wait was a bit long which I think is because the rice balls took a while to cook. But definitely worth the wait.

Bubble Fruity is a hidden gem in Richmond and one of the best dessert spots around…read more From traditional Hong Kong-style desserts to refreshing fruit-based treats, everything here hits the spot. The ingredients are fresh, the textures are just right, and the flavors are nostalgic and comforting. Whether you're craving a warm black sesame soup or a chilled mango pomelo sago, Bubble Fruity delivers every time. Really great place--highly recommend for a sweet treat after dinner!

Tried the durian dessert at the cafe this time. I'm sold. Just take my money already…read more Nothing compared to it. Service was prompt and the ambiance of this quaint place is perfect for chin wagging with friends. Only street parking available.

My taste buds may be ruined by North American dessert standards but I just found most of the…read moredesserts too bland and lacking something. With the exception of the cold milk pudding with mango that I got as a to go order, that one was perfect. Service was a bit lacking, nobody gave our table the QR code to order till a good 10-15 mins after we were sitting and looking around for an extra menu to share between the 5 of us. Cute spot and decor but if I was craving Chinese dessert again, I would likely line up for The First Dessert Vancouver instead.

One year young, this restaurant has potential. Located on Main Street, Chinatown, amidst…read moreVancouver's undesirable area is this Hong Kong Cafe. The inside is so beautiful, brightly lit with charming interiors. Concept is very simple - line up to order, pay and seat yourself. Menu has only a few items. Food is good. Second floor of building is a residence, formerly "Grandma's house".

I remember seeing some Instagram posts on Saan Saan Cafe a while back. I was at a nearby bakery…read morewhen I remembered Saan Saan was around the corner, so decided to stop there for lunch with my family. First off, it's not a great part of town. But once you enter, you are instantly think you're in a different place. The place is quite cute and gave me small hints of nostalgia, as there was some artwork that reminds me of my grandparents generation. They had a small display area selling various local HK-culture related books, jewelry and stationary. As my kids took a table, my wife and I approached the counter, and were welcomed with a big smile. His first question? "Do you prefer I speak in English or Cantonese?" In all my life, I've never been asked that question when visiting a cafe or restaurant. It's a testament to their dedication to customer service and making visitors feel right at home. In addition to what found on their menu, he added they just introduce rice bowls for lunch. So we decided to try the following: - Ginger Scallion Fried Chicken Wings: Very good. Chicken with ginger scallion, is pretty common. But fried chicken wings with freshly prepared ginger scallion is next level. I really enjoyed this. - Mochi Brownie: Good. Tasted like "Lao Mai Chi" (糯米滋) - with chocolate. - Maple HK Milk Tea Latte: Good. A successful take on milk tea in a latte form. - Rice Bowls: Very good. They had two bowls - chicken and vegetarian - both equally good. Carefully prepared. The use of crispy scallions makes it so much better. Service was incredible. From taking our order, carefully bringing out eating utensils and folding them into napkins, delivering our food, and checking up on us - this is full restaurant level service in a cafe setting. I really enjoyed our visit. I would rate this place a 4.5 if I could give half stars. The space is nice, the food is very good, but the its service and family atmosphere that really sets this place apart. I hope to visit again soon.

A nice little place to come for Taiwanese desserts. Seats about 22 people. My 3 friends and I…read morearrived around 9:30 and getting a table was easy. We had an assortment of desserts but I had and enjoyed the double layered streamed milk with mango. Would come back again. Servies was friendly and helpful. Metered street parking on Kingsway or Parkin the side street for free playing.

Plenty of seating on Christmas night - don't recall any music playing -…read more Plenty of street parking along Kingsway - but pay attention to meter parking times - there is also a Safeway across the street with a big parking space - but you'd probably also want to do your shopping - and not just park there for dessert :) Service was quick and efficient - didn't wait long for the desserts to arrive. I got the tofu pudding + black sesame - personally I found it to be just OK. The tofu lacked it's own taste and kind of just added color to the sesame - the sesame itself had the right amount of sweetness, however it wasn't exactly pasty, it was more on the slimy end of things for me. Might consider going again - however I think there is better HK dessert places around.

It's ok. No durian desserts. Service is prompt as you order from the screen…read more Lots of parking right outside if you can snag one from the fiesty aunties. Decent number of tables so get here early before the post dinner rush.

Nice to have another dessert option that open late and this Taiwanese dessert shop did not…read moredisappoint. They have an assortment of cold or hot desserts. From their top 5 list, we enjoyed their Pudding & Q MochiMilk Shaved Ice (that caramel pudding is fantastic). We also had the Hot Grass Jelly Soup and Hot Red Bean Soup. The portion is huge so enough for 2 to share. The desserts are not overly sweet. The interior is bright and clean. You can order from the kiosk or at the front counter. We ordered at the front counter as there were so many options and we need assistance from the helpful staff. Definitely will be coming back.

A cozy Taiwanese family restaurant serving a nice selection of Taiwanese street food and desserts…read more We came here mainly for dessert and ordered the tofu pudding with yam balls. The tofu pudding was AMAZING - freshly made with a delicate soy milk flavor, silky smooth and melts in your mouth. The yam balls are equally impressive, nice yam flavor with just the right amount of chewiness. I could happily eat this all day!

I can only comment on the shaved ice not the regular food…read more I went there for shaved ice because it was hot outside walking from the supermarket. The Google map didn't show the correct entrance because the front entrance is on the street not near the parking lot in the rear. The place almost looked closed. What I like about this place is that it's not closed in the afternoon unlike some other dessert places. The place is a little dark inside and I wish they have some wall plugs for you to charge your phones. The service is good and courteous although it can be slow at times. The shaved ice is alright although they put too much condensed milk. I wish they would put it on the side so you can pour it ourselves. The sides such as qq noodles and dessert tofu are phenomenal but because they are are at the bottom the ice melts too quickly.