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I have been eyeing this place since I found it on Yelp. I finally got to visit it in person myself. The place is clean and spacious. I came here twice since I wanted to try more of their items before leaving a review. My favorite items are probably the Tako. It has a slightly sweet coconut filling on top with pandan tapioca at the bottom. It's not overly sweet. I also enjoyed the pandan coconut jelly drink. It's not too sweet even though I had the original sweetness. The only thing I would complain if the portion is a bit small. The piak poon looks similar to the Tako but it's pandan layer at the bottom. It's also on the sweeter side. One of the staff also recommend the other dessert with small semi circles of coconut filling in it. It tasted alright.
Located in the same plaza as Haven City market - West Covina. I got their pang jee ($8) -mini banana pancakes, gluay kaek ($9)- fried banana, and khanom buang ($8)-mini crispy savory crepes. I came here after seeing online that they sold khanom buang which is hard to find unless you're in Little Thailand in Hollywood. Large area with a good amount of seating. They also sell various drinks and their Thai dessert menu is a good size. The staff is nice and the place is clean.
This plaza is popping now with the influx of businesses, already popular community staples like BMC and the grocery store, and of course Haven City Market. I believe several boba places used to exist in this place, so I'm hoping that Sweet Bee stays and does well since it truly is a pretty unique dessert place. Lots of imported Thai sweets and snacks and at times, I believe that they also have imported durian in the fridge in front, but this was sold out when I visited. Very spacious, relaxed, and clean space. Lots of big booth seating if you're ever there with lots of friends or family since it makes it easy to share some sweets together. The lady working there was super sweet and friendly and carried out or order to us while we were waiting for to go. She also offered her recommendations on what's popular, what's new and much more. There are lots of things that are out of stock too, either out of season or truly sold out (I can imagine with how unique a lot of the dishes are). For our visit, we got the: 1) Thai Pandan Jelly Noodles in Coconut Milk: -I got this in large size and it was more than enough to share between 4 adults. -The milk thins out the thickness of the coconut milk, but still very sweet and flavorful. The jelly noodles are super long so make sure not to choke and to chew thoroughly. Can get a bit tricky to suck it through the straw regardless. Not bad and reminds me of a drink version of a Vietnamese dessert. Definitely decadent and more of a dessert drink than anything. 2) Khanom Buang: -Thai crispy pancakes. A MUST get here. -I got the small size which was still very generous. We got around 6 pancakes, I believe. -Crispy on first bite but with a nice slight chew to it. There's meringue cream in it, shredded coconut, and a little bit of a salty flavor to it with a citrus taste too. Interesting textures and tastes all mixed into one. This was a family favorite. 3) Woon Kati: -Coconut jelly shaped into cute flowers (sunflowers, daisies, etc.). Came in 6 pieces. -Eat as soon as possible or else you have to steam or heat it up again since it will be a bit harder. Another dessert that reminds me of a Vietnamese counterpart. Not bad. 4) Tako: -4 small cups of Thai pudding with coconut topping and some sweet corn kernels mixed int. -Thick coconut milk topping layer with the added texture of the sweet corn and the Thai pudding part is a sort of gelatinous rice tapioca like layer. Pretty good. This was my second favorite. It did get a bit pricy with all things stacked up, but It's hard to come by unique desserts like this. I'm not a durian person, but hopefully they'll have it in stock or durian desserts so I can have my parents try. I don't mind coming back here to try more of their desserts!
Ambiance - The place feels open and spacious. There's not much seating as they leave a part of the place for a little "snack market" area. It's very clean and really nothing to complain about. Can be hard to find parking because this plaza is crowded. Service - Sweet and friendly. They will explain the desserts to you and give you recommendations if you don't know what to try. It felt slow so I felt bad for my mom who was waiting in the car but the items I ordered are all made once you order so the wait can be long. Food/Drink - Khanom Krok: Unfortunately does not beat out Mae Ting's down in LA. Those ones are amazing and this one just didn't stand up well. They're okay but I highly suggest putting in the effort to drive because Mae Ting's khanom krok are crisp and creamy and so addictive! Khanom Buang: I've never tried these and I'm happy I finally got to! However, it was a lot sweeter than I initially thought. The little shreds have some kind of herby hint to it that was nice but the white cream is incredibly cloying. Strawberry Pineapple Smoothie: Refreshing! Hard to make an awful smoothie, in my opinion. Tasted nice and just the right amount of sweetness. I'd go back, on my own, just to get a chance to try the custards and puddings they have! Just wouldn't personally order the stuff I ordered this time but would love to try other stuff out.
I have had Sweet Bee bookmarked for a while. The place has authentic Thai desserts. The place was very spacious. It was immaculate and organized with a welcoming environment. They have plenty of seating. They have drinks, various assortment of desserts, in addition to food menu. They also carry Thai products. I bought some goodies. Shoutout to Nancy. Nancy was very friendly and sweet. She gave us a sample to try. I ordered many desserts; -Gluay kaek 5/5 It's crispy banana fritters with shredded coconut and sesame seed. It was perfectly sweet and very flavorful. - Khao Niew Mamuang 5/5 I ordered it to go. She wrapped the rice separately as well as milk and mango.The mango sticky rice was the best I have ever tried. - khanom Tokyo 5/5 Thai Tokyo pancake. They have different flavors; pandan, custard, Thai tea and chocolate. I loved them all. - Piak Poon 5/5 Pandan sweet pudding. It was fragrant, silky, and creamy dessert. - Pandan in coconut milk 24 Oz 5/5 Thai pandan Jelly noodles in coconut milk. Sweet Bee is a hidden gem in West Covina. It's a must try place. Definitely I will be back.
We came by yesterday for some dessert after walking through Haven City Market. My fiancé had a craving for Mango Sticky Rice and we saw on yelp that this place had some. We came in and this restaurant is nice, clean, and welcoming. The service from the staff was great and super helpful. I can't remember the exact name of the dishes we had but I think it's called bingsu. She got the mango sticky rice version and I got the thai tea boba version. I am not going to lie it was pretty big and it was a lot of food. It was so refreshing and delicious. The coconut cream was salty and delicious but gave a perfect balance to cut the sweetness. It was so good. I can't wait to come back.
Sweet Bee is located just a few steps away from Haven City Market. My husband and I stopped by this past Wednesday evening to try them, as I had been wanting to try them since they first opened back in February. We walked in around 7:10 pm and had one party ahead of us. But it sound like the couple in front of us has never had Thai desserts before (as they had told the employee behind the counter that they have only had Thai food but had no idea that there such a thing as desserts). The employee gave them some suggestions on what to order (later on they had thanked the employee for the suggestions because they enjoyed the items they had ordered). Once it was our turn to order, we ended up choosing: Bua Loy (Glutinous Rice Balls in Coconut Milk), $6.75 prior to tax- I like that this dish was served warm and thought it would be good for the cold evening we had on the day I ordered it. But this dessert is pretty sweet so wouldn't recommend it if you are looking for something not too sweet. But I did like it. My husband wished it wasn't as sweet though. Khao Niew Sang Khaya (Coconut Custard Over Sweet Sticky Rice), $6 prior to tax- This dish also came nice and warm. My husband thought this dessert was also on the sweet side, but the other dessert was much sweeter. I liked the coconut custard and thought it paired well with the sweet sticky rice. ----------------------------------------- (Total= $13.99 after tax) When our items were ready, the employee who took our order brought it over to us. I was just expecting to pick it up from the counter, so that was nice that she did that. I initially wanted to order the kanom krok (Thai coconut pancakes) but the employee told me that they are only available on Wednesday... but I told her that today is Wednesday.... so not sure if she meant to say it is NOT available on Wednesdays instead? But anyway, wait time for our items was rather long, we waited 20 minutes for our items. There look to be only 2 employees working, one woman was sitting at a table distributing snacks into a bag and sealing them for sale and the other employee was the one working both the register and making the items ordered. Inside Sweet Bee is also a small market where you can purchase Thai snacks and other shelf stable desserts. Then the rest is just tables where you can sit and enjoy the items you purchased here. There is also a unisex restroom in the back, which was clean during our visit. I think Sweet Bee is a nice place to visit but I would still rather drive out to Los Angeles to Bhan Kanom Thai and Mae Ting's Coconut Cakes for some of the desserts that I am craving and long for.
Went here when they first opened and we just made it coz they were literally already almost closing. They were so nice and still provided us service. Not long after us did more people come in - sorry! Great snack selection and drinks. We ordered the thai tea smoothie and the avocado shake. So good. Will have to come back and try something else.
Nice to have an actual Thai dessert spot, to save you a trip from driving in to Thai town Hollywood. There are just certain things you could never get anywhere else, like the woon kati, thong yoo, and khanom chan. Ovaltine based drinks are pretty damn Thai as it gets. Their tables have a lot of counter space, which makes it a pretty spacious meet-up spot with friends. What I would never order again though, is the kanom klok. It's like a coconut cream mini pancakes. Sometimes they say you can feel the emotions of a chef expressed through their dish. And what was served to me tasted like someone afflicted with depression and economic suicide. I've order kanom klok all over the place, around Bangkok, the Thai Temple in Hollywood, the occasional Thai street market or in Thai Town Hollywood. But I've never been so disappointed by something so devoid of taste, joy, and sweetness.
A new Thai dessert spot opened on 2/14. It is located outside the West Covina Haven City Market. Ordered: Khanom Chan - Thai layer cake- similar to Vietnamese dessert. It was perfect sweetness and it was good. Strawberry Banana Avocado Yogurt Smoothie and Lemon Honey drink. Both were refreshing drinks. Friendly staff. Ambiance is nice and very spacious.
So excited that we finally have a Thai dessert spot closer. I dont have to drive all the way to Thai Town or the temple. Sweet Bee is located the same plaza as Haven City. Employees are great! They recommended lot of great options but i only got to try 2 of their desserts. Tako - 5/5 Thai Puddle with Coconut and sago. Piak Poon - 3/5 Pandan Sweet Pudding. It was good but the pandan flavor was not that strong. I also bought a box of Thai crispy crepe. The employee did tell me that it tasted like crackers and it does! Next time I have to get the fresh crepe. Can't wait to try other desert options!
27 days ago
I originally came across Sweet Bee because I was looking for dessert to bring home for our anniversary. Because nothing says "I love you" quite like mango sticky rice. I was a little hesitant at first because there weren't many reviews or much about this place online. Well, I'm writing this review because apparently everyone has been keeping this place a secret. This is a legit little Thai dessert hidden gem in West Covina. I came in thinking I was just getting mango sticky rice and ended up being introduced to desserts I normally wouldn't order, like tako and khanom chan. The tako was probably one of my favorites--little pieces of corn with coconut cream and pandan tapioca pearls. Sweet, creamy, chewy, and just really good. The khanom chan was also delicious. Think chewy pandan layer cake with an almost mochi-like texture. At that point, all I needed was someone to call me a Grab scooter, bring me some Thai boat noodles and hand me a cold Singha. It was good enough that I actually came back AGAIN and tried their mango sticky rice bingsu. If mango sticky rice and shaved ice had a baby, this would be it. You get the creamy coconut, mango and sticky rice flavors with the refreshing texture of bingsu. Best of both worlds. The desserts taste authentic, prices are reasonable, and there are things here you don't see at every typical dessert shop. Sweet Bee deserves way more attention than it gets. Easily one of my favorite dessert discoveries around the 626/SGV area. I almost don't want more people finding out about this place...but they deserve the business. read more
2 months ago
I stumbled across this cute Thai dessert spot while visiting Haven City. Although it's not located directly inside, you'll find it just outside. This spot has plenty of parking, but the lot can get busy on weekends since it's shared with GW Supermarket. They offer a variety of drinks, desserts, and hot food items. I tried the Wood Kati (coconut jelly) and Khanom Tokyo (Thai Tokyo pancakes), and both were flavorful and delicious. The Khanom Tokyo came out hot and fresh shortly after ordering! They also have a small selection of Thai snacks and fresh durian for take-home. I'll definitely be back to try more desserts, especially their smoothies and drinks! read more
I have been eyeing this place since I found it on Yelp. I finally got to visit it in person myself. The place is clean and spacious. I came here twice since I wanted to try more of their items before leaving a review. My favorite items are probably the Tako. It has a slightly sweet coconut filling on top with pandan tapioca at the bottom. It's not overly sweet. I also enjoyed the pandan coconut jelly drink. It's not too sweet even though I had the original sweetness. The only thing I would complain if the portion is a bit small. The piak poon looks similar to the Tako but it's pandan layer at the bottom. It's also on the sweeter side. One of the staff also recommend the other dessert with small semi circles of coconut filling in it. It tasted alright. read more
3 months ago
Located in the same plaza as Haven City market - West Covina. I got their pang jee ($8) -mini banana pancakes, gluay kaek ($9)- fried banana, and khanom buang ($8)-mini crispy savory crepes. I came here after seeing online that they sold khanom buang which is hard to find unless you're in Little Thailand in Hollywood. Large area with a good amount of seating. They also sell various drinks and their Thai dessert menu is a good size. The staff is nice and the place is clean. read more
This plaza is popping now with the influx of businesses, already popular community staples like BMC and the grocery store, and of course Haven City Market. I believe several boba places used to exist in this place, so I'm hoping that Sweet Bee stays and does well since it truly is a pretty unique dessert place. Lots of imported Thai sweets and snacks and at times, I believe that they also have imported durian in the fridge in front, but this was sold out when I visited. Very spacious, relaxed, and clean space. Lots of big booth seating if you're ever there with lots of friends or family since it makes it easy to share some sweets together. The lady working there was super sweet and friendly and carried out or order to us while we were waiting for to go. She also offered her recommendations on what's popular, what's new and much more. There are lots of things that are out of stock too, either out of season or truly sold out (I can imagine with how unique a lot of the dishes are). For our visit, we got the: 1) Thai Pandan Jelly Noodles in Coconut Milk: -I got this in large size and it was more than enough to share between 4 adults. -The milk thins out the thickness of the coconut milk, but still very sweet and flavorful. The jelly noodles are super long so make sure not to choke and to chew thoroughly. Can get a bit tricky to suck it through the straw regardless. Not bad and reminds me of a drink version of a Vietnamese dessert. Definitely decadent and more of a dessert drink than anything. 2) Khanom Buang: -Thai crispy pancakes. A MUST get here. -I got the small size which was still very generous. We got around 6 pancakes, I believe. -Crispy on first bite but with a nice slight chew to it. There's meringue cream in it, shredded coconut, and a little bit of a salty flavor to it with a citrus taste too. Interesting textures and tastes all mixed into one. This was a family favorite. 3) Woon Kati: -Coconut jelly shaped into cute flowers (sunflowers, daisies, etc.). Came in 6 pieces. -Eat as soon as possible or else you have to steam or heat it up again since it will be a bit harder. Another dessert that reminds me of a Vietnamese counterpart. Not bad. 4) Tako: -4 small cups of Thai pudding with coconut topping and some sweet corn kernels mixed int. -Thick coconut milk topping layer with the added texture of the sweet corn and the Thai pudding part is a sort of gelatinous rice tapioca like layer. Pretty good. This was my second favorite. It did get a bit pricy with all things stacked up, but It's hard to come by unique desserts like this. I'm not a durian person, but hopefully they'll have it in stock or durian desserts so I can have my parents try. I don't mind coming back here to try more of their desserts! read more
Ambiance - The place feels open and spacious. There's not much seating as they leave a part of the place for a little "snack market" area. It's very clean and really nothing to complain about. Can be hard to find parking because this plaza is crowded. Service - Sweet and friendly. They will explain the desserts to you and give you recommendations if you don't know what to try. It felt slow so I felt bad for my mom who was waiting in the car but the items I ordered are all made once you order so the wait can be long. Food/Drink - Khanom Krok: Unfortunately does not beat out Mae Ting's down in LA. Those ones are amazing and this one just didn't stand up well. They're okay but I highly suggest putting in the effort to drive because Mae Ting's khanom krok are crisp and creamy and so addictive! Khanom Buang: I've never tried these and I'm happy I finally got to! However, it was a lot sweeter than I initially thought. The little shreds have some kind of herby hint to it that was nice but the white cream is incredibly cloying. Strawberry Pineapple Smoothie: Refreshing! Hard to make an awful smoothie, in my opinion. Tasted nice and just the right amount of sweetness. I'd go back, on my own, just to get a chance to try the custards and puddings they have! Just wouldn't personally order the stuff I ordered this time but would love to try other stuff out. read more
I have had Sweet Bee bookmarked for a while. The place has authentic Thai desserts. The place was very spacious. It was immaculate and organized with a welcoming environment. They have plenty of seating. They have drinks, various assortment of desserts, in addition to food menu. They also carry Thai products. I bought some goodies. Shoutout to Nancy. Nancy was very friendly and sweet. She gave us a sample to try. I ordered many desserts; -Gluay kaek 5/5 It's crispy banana fritters with shredded coconut and sesame seed. It was perfectly sweet and very flavorful. - Khao Niew Mamuang 5/5 I ordered it to go. She wrapped the rice separately as well as milk and mango.The mango sticky rice was the best I have ever tried. - khanom Tokyo 5/5 Thai Tokyo pancake. They have different flavors; pandan, custard, Thai tea and chocolate. I loved them all. - Piak Poon 5/5 Pandan sweet pudding. It was fragrant, silky, and creamy dessert. - Pandan in coconut milk 24 Oz 5/5 Thai pandan Jelly noodles in coconut milk. Sweet Bee is a hidden gem in West Covina. It's a must try place. Definitely I will be back. read more
We came by yesterday for some dessert after walking through Haven City Market. My fiancé had a craving for Mango Sticky Rice and we saw on yelp that this place had some. We came in and this restaurant is nice, clean, and welcoming. The service from the staff was great and super helpful. I can't remember the exact name of the dishes we had but I think it's called bingsu. She got the mango sticky rice version and I got the thai tea boba version. I am not going to lie it was pretty big and it was a lot of food. It was so refreshing and delicious. The coconut cream was salty and delicious but gave a perfect balance to cut the sweetness. It was so good. I can't wait to come back. read more
Sweet Bee is located just a few steps away from Haven City Market. My husband and I stopped by this past Wednesday evening to try them, as I had been wanting to try them since they first opened back in February. We walked in around 7:10 pm and had one party ahead of us. But it sound like the couple in front of us has never had Thai desserts before (as they had told the employee behind the counter that they have only had Thai food but had no idea that there such a thing as desserts). The employee gave them some suggestions on what to order (later on they had thanked the employee for the suggestions because they enjoyed the items they had ordered). Once it was our turn to order, we ended up choosing: Bua Loy (Glutinous Rice Balls in Coconut Milk), $6.75 prior to tax- I like that this dish was served warm and thought it would be good for the cold evening we had on the day I ordered it. But this dessert is pretty sweet so wouldn't recommend it if you are looking for something not too sweet. But I did like it. My husband wished it wasn't as sweet though. Khao Niew Sang Khaya (Coconut Custard Over Sweet Sticky Rice), $6 prior to tax- This dish also came nice and warm. My husband thought this dessert was also on the sweet side, but the other dessert was much sweeter. I liked the coconut custard and thought it paired well with the sweet sticky rice. ----------------------------------------- (Total= $13.99 after tax) When our items were ready, the employee who took our order brought it over to us. I was just expecting to pick it up from the counter, so that was nice that she did that. I initially wanted to order the kanom krok (Thai coconut pancakes) but the employee told me that they are only available on Wednesday... but I told her that today is Wednesday.... so not sure if she meant to say it is NOT available on Wednesdays instead? But anyway, wait time for our items was rather long, we waited 20 minutes for our items. There look to be only 2 employees working, one woman was sitting at a table distributing snacks into a bag and sealing them for sale and the other employee was the one working both the register and making the items ordered. Inside Sweet Bee is also a small market where you can purchase Thai snacks and other shelf stable desserts. Then the rest is just tables where you can sit and enjoy the items you purchased here. There is also a unisex restroom in the back, which was clean during our visit. I think Sweet Bee is a nice place to visit but I would still rather drive out to Los Angeles to Bhan Kanom Thai and Mae Ting's Coconut Cakes for some of the desserts that I am craving and long for. read more
Went here when they first opened and we just made it coz they were literally already almost closing. They were so nice and still provided us service. Not long after us did more people come in - sorry! Great snack selection and drinks. We ordered the thai tea smoothie and the avocado shake. So good. Will have to come back and try something else. read more
12 days ago
Store owner highly recommended the coconut milk drink to me . My bff tried the Taro smoothie and both were Amazing and refreshing. read more
27 days ago
Waited for the khanom buang to be made but they came out cold and tasted like curry. Why added extra herbs? The other desserts also looked nothing like the pictures. Felt like they're scamming people who don't know what Thai desserts taste like. read more
Nice to have an actual Thai dessert spot, to save you a trip from driving in to Thai town Hollywood. There are just certain things you could never get anywhere else, like the woon kati, thong yoo, and khanom chan. Ovaltine based drinks are pretty damn Thai as it gets. Their tables have a lot of counter space, which makes it a pretty spacious meet-up spot with friends. What I would never order again though, is the kanom klok. It's like a coconut cream mini pancakes. Sometimes they say you can feel the emotions of a chef expressed through their dish. And what was served to me tasted like someone afflicted with depression and economic suicide. I've order kanom klok all over the place, around Bangkok, the Thai Temple in Hollywood, the occasional Thai street market or in Thai Town Hollywood. But I've never been so disappointed by something so devoid of taste, joy, and sweetness. read more
7 months ago
A new Thai dessert spot opened on 2/14. It is located outside the West Covina Haven City Market. Ordered: Khanom Chan - Thai layer cake- similar to Vietnamese dessert. It was perfect sweetness and it was good. Strawberry Banana Avocado Yogurt Smoothie and Lemon Honey drink. Both were refreshing drinks. Friendly staff. Ambiance is nice and very spacious. read more
So excited that we finally have a Thai dessert spot closer. I dont have to drive all the way to Thai Town or the temple. Sweet Bee is located the same plaza as Haven City. Employees are great! They recommended lot of great options but i only got to try 2 of their desserts. Tako - 5/5 Thai Puddle with Coconut and sago. Piak Poon - 3/5 Pandan Sweet Pudding. It was good but the pandan flavor was not that strong. I also bought a box of Thai crispy crepe. The employee did tell me that it tasted like crackers and it does! Next time I have to get the fresh crepe. Can't wait to try other desert options! read more
6 months ago
I was very excited when I heard that this new Thai dessert place opened near me as I've been going to Thai town to get desserts. It's great that there is a soft opening special of bogo free drink, but went inside and saw that the pandan coconut milk drink is excluded so I didn't order any drinks as I didn't want any smoothies. Looked at the dessert menu and saw some items already went up in price. I decided to try the khanom buang Thai crispy pancakes. I got the size small for $8 which came with 8 pieces. I was told to wait a minute as the lady went to grab and pack it. I was hoping it'd be nice and hot, but I'd probably have to come in the morning for it? The place is pretty big .. quite a few tables and there's a snack section. Nothing really caught my eye though. Hopefully they can expand it soon and offer more choices. So I finally got to try this Thai crispy pancakes, and.... It wasn't what I expected. I can't quite pinpoint but I feel like it's an acquired taste. This is the first time trying it so it might just be me. I usually buy desserts from the Thai dessert place in Thai town, but I didn't get to try that one so I have nothing to compare to. Overall, this place is big, clean, and the lady was very nice. Hopefully there are more desserts to be added to the menu in the near future so I can come back. read more
Staff is great and friendly, knowledgeable on their extensive menu from savory meals to sweets! Mango Yogurt Smoothie was perfect for hot day, not too sweet. Bits of fresh mango. There's snacks from Thailand on side to browse while you wait for your drinks. read more
Been looking for a place to get Thai desserts for a while and found this place which recently opened. This place did not disappointment. We got the Thai coconut pancakes, Tokyo pancakes (Thai tea, custard, pandan, and chocolate), and Thai pudding with coconut topping. Everything tasted delicious. They are sweet but not overly sweet. I tend to eat less sweet than average so this will probably be just right for others. Service was good, the lady at the front was very helpful and provided recommendations. The desserts came out pretty fast. The store is spacious with plenty of tables and seats to come with family or friends. The store is located in a pretty busy plaza as Haven City Market so parking can be a bit difficult during the busy hours. I recommend this place and plan to come back to try their other desserts. read more
7 months ago
I had been waiting for this place to open up since I have very limited experience with Thai desserts outside of mango sticky rice. The inside is very clean and open. I was helped by a very nice lady and she gave us her recommendations--I'm glad she did! I got the avocado smoothie, the orange smoothie, khanom buang, and khanom chan. The avocado smoothie was sweetened by honey and tasted very fresh. The orange smoothie was very refreshing- slightly tart but still balanced. The khanom buang is my favorite- crunchy and surprisingly floral. I think the inside is shredded egg yolk and as someone who doesn't really like eggs, I was so pleasantly surprised by it. Delicious! The khanom chan is very reminiscent of Filipino Sapin Sapin. Very yummy. I highly recommend these desserts since they're unique in the area and not too sweet. read more
Soft Opening Thai dessert + snacks for you! We came out of. curiosity and everything went great! They're having BOGO for drinks for Soft opening and we enjoyed our drinks We ordered Crispy pancake and the soft ones ( forgot what it's called) it takes time to make ( love it when it's fresh) Def 10/10 Support this local business, the ambiance is perfect to hangout read more
4 months ago
A new Thai dessert store located in the Hong Kong plaza. The store was clean and neatly organized. Stopped by to try their drinks. The smoothie had a thick texture. We got the mixed berries and the avocado smoothie. The avocado smoothie was not too sweet and mixed with honey. Tasted healthy. Service was quick. read more
1 month ago
I have been wanting to come here and it didn't disappoint. Price is reasonable, $12 for our sticky rice, for a good sized portion. They have friendly service, they bring the food to you and its pretty big inside for a dessert place :3 read more
My boyfriend wandered in here after playing claw machines to check out their unique variety of snacks. He ended up picking up this crepe cake that the cashier suggested. The layers were very delicate, yet delightful. It tasted pretty good. Came with mango and coconut toppers. read more
6 months ago
Friendly staff! It was our first time here and they gave us some pandan treats. We enjoyed it and it wasn't sweet at all. We will have to order it next time. As for this visit we ordered the mango yogurt and avocado. The avocado had fresh avocado, milk and honey, such a decadent drink and dessert all in one. The mango was good too but it didn't taste like a fresh mango. Will come back for the avocado read more
2 months ago
I actually am thrilled to have a Thai dessert shop a little closer to me. The fried banana was the one thing I look forward to the most. I know I can get this at any Thai restaurant but sometimes it's not always made fresh. When we got it, it was still piping hot but no better way to have it. We also got the kanom krok. Which has always been my go to when going to the other dessert shop in North Hollywood. Also freshly made, my daughter couldn't help but grab it and eat it right away when we got home. We got the pandan coconut milk drink as well and I was only allowed one sip since my daughter honed in on it . Needless to say I'm very happy with the desserts. The service was sweet and helpful. Also patient too. The shop itself is very cute, cozy and also sells Thai snacks that's been imported in. I will definitely be coming back again shortly. read more
6 months ago
20 days ago
A nice little Thai dessert place with lots of delicious authentic Thai desserts. Lots of the items here are things most people have never had or heard of including myself, but that's what makes it so much more interesting to try out. They have drinks too and some really good ones too. I got to try the Mango Yogurt Smoothie and the Coconut Smoothie for the drinks. For my dessert I had tried Peuak Thod which is fried banana. The batter to it has a little sweetness almost like a beignet but the Thai version of it. I really enjoyed them all as it was different. I would have tried more but unfortunately I came in right as they were closing. There's a nice seating area inside and I wanted to take my time and enjoy everything while I was there. Along with desserts, they also make food and snacks. Definitely worth trying when in West Covina. read more
2 months ago
I went to try their khanom pang jee, since it was sold out/wasn't ready the last time I went. What I got did not look like the pictures at all. I've tried this same item at another place in LA and it was amazing there, so I was hopeful this place had a good one so I didn't have to drive that far. Very disappointed. read more
3 months ago
7 months ago
For their soft opening week they have BOGO any drink, so we ordered the avocado honey shake and my son wanted the Ovaltine. Most of their items were still unavailable, we were able to order the Khanom Buang, Khanom Tokyo, and fried bananas. The Khanom Buang is a thin and crispy crepe folded like a taco with sweet cream and cheese filling. The Khanom Tokyo are 4 pieces of rolled pancake with different flavor fillings- custard, pandan, chocolate, Thai tea. The best choice was the fried banana. They came out piping hot, crispy outside, soft and sweet bananas inside. The avocado honey shake was not too sweet the Ovaltine drink did not hit the spot. The shop was clean, with some packaged snacks lining up one side of the store. Service was friendly. read more
Wanted to try their woon Kati (coconut jelly) khaki niew sang khaya (sticky rice with Thai custard) khanom mo kaeng (thai egg custard) thong yod (golden egg yolk drops) but they were all out. All the drinks we tried were good, the thai pandan jelly noodles is my favorite! For the dessert, we tried the man sampalang cheum (tapioca with syrup and coconut milk) and khanom Tokyo (thai Tokyo pancakes) were just so so. Would return to try the desserts we missed. read more
3 months ago
Just discovered this place. I had the Matcha and it was good. I did ask for 75% sweetness and it was still very sweet. I'll still come back and they have really cute desserts. My friend loves the fruit looking kochi dessert w/ red bean (in pic). Ill be back for the rest of the desserts. read more
3 months ago
Both the avocado smoothie and matcha latte were great. Tasty, flavorful, and refreshing drinks in a very modern and relaxing environment. The thai crispy pancakes and Tokyo pancakes were unique and delicious. Very friendly service too. read more
Decent dessert place near the haven city area. We came during soft opening and was buy one get one free drink. The matcha latte was good and had lots of good matcha flavor! My wife got the avocado smoothie and it was okay. I would love to come back and try their other desserts! read more
7 months ago
I worked in the Bay Area where I was introduced to this cuisine. Enjoyed it for years. Like bing in Southern California I haven't had anything close... until now. Absolutely the best. 11/10. Must Try!! read more
4 months ago
First of all walking in the place is very nicely decorated, warmly lit. Very inviting with their fun old school hit playlist, that I could tell they take very seriously lol. The service was great. My waiter was a young handsome man. I forget his name I apologize. He was very kind and he let me sample the Horchata cold brew, but I ended up going with the Ube cold brew, which was actually really really good. The Ube flavor was there, but wasn't overbearing. The chilaquiles were really good. The salsa was very good, cery sweet tomatillos, the only thing I personally didn't care for was the runny egg however it was my fault for not asking them to cook it fully cause that's how I eat eggs. However, I know that The runny egg is kind of like a cultural thing. I definitely wanna come back and try their other stuff. read more
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