There are dessert spots... and then there are places like Sweet Garden that feel like a tiny…read moreescape into edible art cloud-level soft so delish! From the moment you walk in, it's giving soft, whimsical, almost too-pretty-to-eat energy--but trust me, you should eat everything. The cakes are impossibly light with that signature Japanese-style balance where sweetness never overpowers, just quietly lingers in the best way. What really stood out to me is how much restraint and craftsmanship goes into these desserts. Nothing is overdone, nothing feels gimmicky--it's just clean flavors, airy textures, and a level of detail that shows real skill. In a city full of over-the-top desserts, this place keeps it refined--and that's exactly why it stands out. I'll definitely be back to work my way through the entire case. Great service and ambience as well. I'll be returning v soon !

Cute Japanese patisserie that specialize on Japanese cheese cake. I like their signature Japanese…read morecheesecake and double fromage cheesecake. They also offer other sweets too such as creme brulee, mini cakes, and milk tea. The double fromage cheesecake was very light and not too sweet. I got the 4" for $21, and thought that was a bit pricey for the size of cheesecake I got. I've also had the oreo cake and that was good as well. I also tried the barley milk tea with full sweetness. Includes tapioca balls. I like that this milk tea with full sweetness was perfectly sweet. No need for adjustments.

helpful service large portions…read more clean lots of choices and you can get half combos of stuff

Stopped by for the bingso. My kids really enjoyed it. We've tried the strawberry mango and just…read moremango. We've also ordered the mousse puppy. The mango bingso was our favorite. The puppy was good but I was expecting it to softer? We ordered and paid at the kiosk. And they brought out small bowls and spoons for us. Which was great for sharing. It's a cute shop but a bit small inside. My kids enjoyed the decor of toys and vending machine for toys and collectables. We'll be back for more treats as the summer heats up.

Really cute and unique interior! They got some interesting dessert options too, lots of variations…read moreof sago and drinks. My family's favorite is the mango snow cloud. It's not on the menu yet at the time of this review but you can still ask for it. The customer service is really good too. Everyone at my visit (Tina, Han, Audrey, and Kaitlyn) was very welcoming and friendly.

Love Mango Mango! The mangoes were incredibly sweet, fresh, and delicious. Drue was exceptionally…read moreattentive, friendly, and provided outstanding customer service. Their hard work and positive attitude made the experience even better. Highly recommend, and I'll definitely be back!

Came here Friday around 2pm & no line although all the tables were filled up! Worker was very kind…read moreto assist me in what drink to get as it was my first time visiting. Lots of parking as well & rather large inside! Ordered the Banana Matcha & it was on the sweet side but I love it! Great taste of the matcha and the banana pudding was extremely delicious. Would 100% get again!

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.

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.

stopped by on a monday night and it wasn't too busy. service works fast and is polite. interior is…read morenice and clean. we got the mango chewy ball, pomelo & mango with sago, and mango yogurt. loved the mango chewy ball! a cold mango blend topped with mangos, mango ice cream, and chewy balls. i'm not exactly sure what the balls are but they have a great taste. pomelo & mango with sago was a blend of mango + coconut, topped with sago, mango ice cream, and sweet pomelo shavings. mango yogurt is a blended mango drink topped with a layer of creamy yogurt. everything was great!

Stopped by after dinner for a dessert. We shared the Mango Romance, which came with three different…read moremango desserts, and also got a strawberry yogurt drink to go. The mango desserts were good, but the strawberry yogurt drink ended up being my favorite. They have plenty of seating if you want to enjoy your dessert there, although a lot of people were ordering to go. The inside is nice and clean. We did have to wait a little while for our order, but it was pretty busy, so it wasn't a big deal.

I've been to Gäbi Coffee & Bakery several times, and I absolutely love it. The first time I…read morevisited, I wasn't even sure I was in the right place because there's no sign overhead. But once you find the beautiful, ornate wooden door and step inside, you're transported into a charming little wonderland. The interior is unlike any other café in Las Vegas, with a greenhouse feel, small trees, unique décor, and plenty of cozy spaces to relax. The atmosphere is airy, whimsical, and fun. My favorite drink is the Iced Butterfly Latte, a delicious banana-flavored latte that's both unique and refreshing. I've also ordered the Berry Ricotta Brioche several times, and it's always amazing. The menu offers a great variety of pastries, sandwiches, desserts, and specialty drinks, so there's something for everyone. Pro tip: Find a table before ordering! This place gets very busy, and seating fills up quickly. If you're with friends or family, have someone save a table while the others order. Overall, Gäbi is one of my favorite cafés in Las Vegas, and I continue to bring friends and family whenever I get the chance. Between the delicious food and drinks, the beautiful atmosphere, and the hidden speakeasy vibe, it's truly one of the most unique café experiences in town.

This place is really cool in terms of the interior ambiance and decor. Its a hidden gem and little…read moreunexpected, but once you're able to find this speakeasy style spot (but instead of a bar, its a coffee shop and bakery), it's a really cool spot to hang out at. Restrooms were really clean and had the same style decor too, so I appreciated that attention to detail. However, I docked 2 stars since I couldn't order anything. I arrived at 939pm, looked at the menu and decided on a slice of the Ube Crepe cake and one of the Apple Cinnamon macarons. They don't close until 10pm and people were still coming in, and there were still plenty of people sitting in the restaurant, but the staff didn't let me order anything at 945pm saying that she doesn't take any more orders after 930pm. What?!?! What the hell? You're open for a whole 30 more minutes and don't want to take my money - am I hearing that right? My friend had cash on him, and he was willing to pay cash if that's less of a hassle, and still no. It's not even to-go only, it was a flat-out no, before their 10pm closing time. THAT IS CALLED CRAP SERVICE. However, the 3 stars instead of 1 or 2 stars is because one anonymous employee who witnessed that go down changed my perspective of this spot. This person asked me not to reveal their identity on my Yelp review out of fear of getting in trouble. They overheard me trying to order but got turned away, then pointed to the macaron in a box in the fridge on display right there to my friend. So as I was walking towards the bathroom, this person (different than the girl who rudely turned me away) apologized for what happened and gave me the apple cinnamon macaron as a gift. That was so sweet of them. The macaron was absolutely perfect too, it was delicious - the perfect texture of the macarons, apple filling, in the center between the cream, with the crunch from I think they were dried apple bits on the side of the cream - amazing!!! But still insanely Vegas tourist trap rip off overpriced with the macaron that person gave me worth $8.35/piece. Honey & Butter Macarons in Irvine, CA or Durian Macarons at Sweet Mood in Westminster, CA, still keep their also delicious macarons under $5 each while having cute decor/ambiance (I'll admit they're not as impressive and unique as this spot though). But they're essentially banking on tourists not knowing any better and what things should actually be worth/gouging tourists as much as they can. Essentially, you're paying for the ambiance. Definitely not paying for the crap service. Food is good, but not astronomically priced good - you're kidding yourselves. You may be able to get away with stuff like that if you're inside one of the luxurious casinos on the Strip, like Venetian, Caesars, Bellagio, etc. But especially being off-strip, get a reality check. I may come back (thanks to your anonymous employee's kind gesture giving me that macaron), but it's more just to show my parents the cool ambiance.

Amazing flavor and delightful taste. This authentic Japanese pastry spot had so many delights I was…read moretaken aback for a few minutes to decide what to get. The sandos were the target and I'm so glad they satisfied. The Hojicha Latte was one of the best I've had and they are all fairly priced. The decor and service were both thoughtful and great. I think the hidden gem is worth the wait and orders.

I've been coming to Suzuya Patisserie for years. There was a time when I came almost every week,…read moreand whenever my friends had birthdays, I would preorder their cakes here because I genuinely love the quality of the desserts. Unfortunately, today's experience was incredibly disappointing. I ordered a breakfast crepe, a curry cheese sandwich, and three cakes. The food was served without any fork or knife. When I asked about it, there was simply no effort to provide basic service. The bigger issue was when I purchased a birthday cake for a friend. I was told there were no bags available for a 6-inch cake. However, I saw other customers receiving bags. I even asked, "If I buy two more cakes, making it three cakes total, would you be able to give me a bag? I only have two hands." The staff still said no. That response honestly made no sense. What made the experience even more upsetting was that I had my service dog with me. From the moment I walked in to place my order, I could already feel that the staff member was unhappy and dismissive. I truly hope that wasn't the reason for the way I was treated, but it certainly felt that way. This isn't just my opinion anymore. Many of my friends have said the same thing: the cakes are excellent, but the customer service is consistently disappointing. People come because the products are great, not because they're treated well. Sadly, it feels like there's no hospitality--only attitude. My family and I have supported Suzuya since the very beginning, back when the first location opened on Durango. We've watched the business grow over the years, and it's honestly disappointing to see the customer experience decline. Ordering now feels like talking to a robot who simply doesn't care. I've always heard wonderful things about Mike, and from what I've seen, he seems like a genuinely kind person. I can't help but wonder how he would feel if he knew his customers were being treated this way by his staff. I'm usually not someone who complains or leaves negative reviews. It takes a lot for me to write something like this. But today's experience was frustrating enough that I felt it needed to be said. Yes, Suzuya makes fantastic cakes--but great products should never be an excuse for poor customer service. Loyal customers deserve to feel appreciated, not dismissed.