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    Song Kee Dessert

    5.0 (8 reviews)
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    Cameron M.

    How has no one else reviewed the awesome desserts here yet?!? We were walking through Chinatown and saw this cute shop serving Taiwanese Ice desserts and we had to stop in. The shop is adorable and there are actually inside tables where you can enjoy your dessert which is rare in this area. We ordered from the delightful cashier and she answered all of our questions. When our order arrived it was outstanding. We had the D3 which was Grass Jelly Deluxe with Taro Mochi Ball, Grass Jelly, Pudding, Taro, Red Beans, and Vanilla Ice Cream. It was great and so refreshing! The serving was plenty for two people to share and the price was very reasonable. You need to stop in here right away! I think they will be crowded soon!

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    Rosie P.

    Such a cute Hong Kong desert shop! Stumbled across this hole in the wall after lunch and noticed this desert place! The honey iced lemon tea and the herbal jelly with honey was so refreshing! I recommend the curry fish balls as a savory snack! There is a very wide range on their menu considering they just opened. But so far it's really good!!

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    Fate L.

    Little gem at Chinatown. Is very refreshing and perfect for the summer time. Inside very clean and have some place to sit down to chill. We lucky have some seat which have to join with other customer. The staff very nice.

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    Lisa W.

    This was a sweet spot to come after shopping in Chinatown! They have a variety from drinks, puddings, gao, soup, cheesecake and cheung funn. The desserts I tried was not to sweet or heavy. Very light and refreshing. The honey lemon tea brought me back to Hong Kong. Will be back to try the cheesecake!

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