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    T-Swirl Crepe

    4.6 (15 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Strawberry banana matcha ice cream
    Gina C.

    Every time I come to the mall it's a tradition to stop by and get this delicious crepe . I love it now they have new flavors. The service is good and fast the ambience is very nice they have little table with chair to sit and relax and enjoy your crepe.

    Chocolate Nut Party
    Jeannette L.

    My husband and I stopped by when we saw the new T-Swirl Crepe kiosk was open. We ordered one sweet crepe to share and a Mango Saga fruit drink for him. Checked out the menu to see the sweet crepes and fruit drinks that they make for you. There are 12 kinds of crepes. The crepes are made with rice flour, so it's naturally gluten-free. There are 9 fruit drinks. Some are made with fresh juice and extras, others are made with fresh juice, soda for flavor and carbonation, and extras. You can also get water and soda cans too if you aren't feeling the fruit drinks altogether. I ordered #7 Chocolate Nut Party as is (FYI you can add extra gelato and toppings for an up-charge if you want). I'm glad we decided to share the crepe because I couldn't have finished it on my own - delicious, but seriously rich and indulgent. Next time I want to try #5 Matcha Azuki Bean. There are some seating options nearby - with T-Swirl Crepe tables behind the kiosk and some other chairs within a few feet distance.

    Aleena A.

    Works of art! The staff attentively and patiently makes fresh crepes and then adds the specific toppings and ice cream in front of your eyes and it looks exactly like the photos. There are so many options and toppings and the crepe is so soft fresh and fluffy! Cant wait to go again!!

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    Florence R.

    Food is awesome, fresh and healthy. Servers was clean and well kept. The working area was extremely clean and neat. I will definitely come back!

    Eloy Y.

    The crêpes here are absolutely addictive. Convenient, affordable, fresh, and delicious, my partner and I can't get enough of them. Located inside the Westfield Garden State Plaza in Paramus, this recently opened establishment is between Arc'teryx and Baked by Melissa on the 2nd floor, where we had the pleasure of meeting up with the owner, Dave Weng Labor Day evening. His other store is on Main Street in Fort Lee. There is a large variety of crêpes to be chosen, including gluten-free option. The quality of the ingredients is good, and they also use true Italian-style gelato. They roll it up in the form of a cone and top it off with ice cream (depending on your choice) or fruit custard, etc. We went for our go-to Chocolate Nut Party (Almonds, Chocolate Truffles, Whipped Yogurt, Chocolate Custard Cream, Chocolate Sauce, Chocolate Ice Cream (Gelato), Crushed Pistachios, Chocolate Pearls, Chocolate Pocky Sticks) AND Wild Berries (Sliced Strawberries, Blueberries, Raspberries, Custard Cream, Whipped Yogurt, Chocolate Pearls, Granola). To wash it down, their Strawberry Saga drink with coconut and coconut jelly bubbles was refreshing. All were pronounced DELISH! The place uses really clever packaging, twisted and served in a paper cone, so that they aren't super messy to eat, and the size of the portions is very impressive. This is a big YES, which we can highly recommend.

    Strawberry Banana Crepe
    Ashley N.

    Very friendly service! Cute little spot in the mall and so many different choices. You can watch your crepe be made fresh and they're all so delicious.

    I got the Mango strawberry crape

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