On the third floor of harbour city is the city super deli area (food court style). Cha cha is right…read morein the front by the cash registers. There's one fast lane for people who are paying with the octopus card, otherwise, a worker will take your order and have you line up at the cash registers to pay. I ordered a twist in a waffle bowl with milk and matcha ice cream, some red bean and mochi on the side. Like some people have mentioned, the matcha flavor isn't very strong. The mochi is nice and chewy but my favorite is the red bean. Waffle bowl was a good addition although I really couldn't finish it. Overall, a good treat on a hot and humid summer day.

Everybody knows that one matcha ice cream place in Citysuper. I didn't even know its name until…read moremaybe a year ago - I just knew it existed. I haven't had ice cream from Cha Cha in a while, and I did today because as a 'gold member' of Citysuper we received a voucher to redeem a free cone. Because it was a Sunday, it was especially crowded. There was a pretty long line but I really was craving ice cream so I decided to just wait. As I got closer towards the front of the line, I realized that the queue kind of split into two - one to pay and one to collect the ice cream. There was a member of staff noting down our orders in the line. This really confused me and I had no idea which queue I was even in anymore - I heard a woman remark to her husband that this was a really strange system that was more confusing than it needs to be. Anyway, they have three types of cones - green tea, milk, and a twist cone with both green tea and milk. Wanting the best of both worlds, I went for the twist cone. My first bite (lick?) in, I was reminded why I've never had the ice cream here more than two or three times - the green tea ice cream seriously lacks a green tea taste. Even though it was a combination of green tea and milk ice cream, the milk, which I suppose naturally is the milder of the two flavors, somehow drowned out the taste of the green tea. The ice cream was really smooth and milky though. If you're a hardcore matcha fan, the ice cream here won't impress. The green tea flavor is way too light, and too milky and sweet for matcha, which is supposed to have some bitter undertones. But if you just crave ice cream that's super milky and creamy, and don't care much for whether the green tea taste is there or not, then you would definitely like this!

This little ice cream shop is in the mall, located between Pizza Hut and the nearest pedestrian…read morebridge/walkway. There are lots of flavors and they are happy to let you sample the flavors. There are some really unique flavors as well as the classics (chocolate, a cookies and cream-esque flavor) I was happy with the ice cream here - a wonderful little mid afternoon dessert

JUST COME!!…read more Ambiance/decor-3 Service-5 Food-5+++ Strikeouts-0/3 Alright, ice cream stall, 2nd floor in the tai po mega mall. I'll let the pictures do the talking for what it looks like. Since there was no line up, the person behind the counter offered me a taste of lychee ice cream without me even saying anything. BAM!! I loved it. Instantly wanted the biggest cone and double scoop! ($13 for the largest + $5 for extra scoop). First scoop was lychee and second scoop was honey melon(honeydew). Holy!!! This combo was insane. I'm surprised there's no line ups!! Best ice cream I've had since Japan's ice cream world. Maybe the branch is similar as "magic ice", but this beats out any gelato/ice cream place I've had in Toronto and NYC. Ice cream factory in NYC doesn't even come close for he lychee flavour. Definitely worth $18, would pay $70. Better than any Haagen Dazs ice cream can offer me. Next time, pure coffee flavour for me. I might come here everyday for the rest of my trip.

If I'm not in the area, I make a special point to stop by the counter. Their ice cream is perfect…read moreon a hot or cold day and I love their coconut flavor. It has shreds of real coconut inside. I also recommend trying their milk flavored ice cream. It taste like frozen milk. Very unique. The counter is located under the escalator towards the check out.

First off, I'd just have to say: Only in Asia, would you be able to find such, what I would…read moreconsider, delicious "Asian" flavors! Their products are imported from Japan as they use Japanese milk to produce their ice cream. Anything with Japanese milk always tastes amazing. I've walked pass this ice cream shop a handful of times but never stopped since I was never in the mood for ice cream. This time, I wanted to try what this shop has to offer, so I decided to just go for it. And..., I am so glad I did! I absolutely love all the different flavors they have to offer. Like I said, they have tons of "Asian" flavors which I have never seen, nor could I ever get, at ice cream stores in the states, etc. Some of their flavors include: black sesame, red bean, milk tea, green tea, and the list goes on. I was only going to get two scoops, so I debated hard between milk tea, black sesame, and red bean. Ultimately, I chose milk tea and black sesame since I've had red bean quite a bit recently and felt that the milk tea and black sesame flavors were more unique. Both scoops tasted really good and left my tummy extremely satisfied. The dinner I had earlier that night was not good, so I was happy to end the night with some yummy ice cream dessert.

Matcha galore, but we're totally not a matcha made in Heaven. Was the only dessert place opened…read moreafter 10 PM in Causeway Bay, so I popped in for a late-night sweet treat. They didn't seem to have much of the menu items left--any flavors other than matcha, that were special, were sold out. I opted for the Uji Matcha Affogato, which looked and sounded great on paper. Uji Matcha is sightly bitter than your average Matcha powder. I love my matcha strong, but this was overall just bland--there was no kick to it, whatsoever. It was a Matcha overload; Matcha over Matcha, over Matcha, in different textures--Matcha latte topped with matcha soft serve, with Matcha sauce poured over. I have to say that with the hot Matcha sauce poured over the Matcha soft serve, it remained firm for awhile, but it was very bland once you finish the ice cream. The sauce is pretty much a lot of unsweetened Matcha mixed with water. I wish I'd only gotten the matcha soft serve by itself. I'm sure the Matcha is top-notch quality, but it was too much for me. You may like this affogato if you like your matcha strong and unsweetened, but I found it very boring. It was nice to look at, but totally not up to par with the presentation. Pretty expensive for the $53 it costs.

Disclaimer: If you're not a fan of vanilla, matcha, and lavender flavor, this place is not for you…read more TL;DR: tastes good to my liking, but not so great to the point you really must have them. // My friend who took me to this place told me they were famous for the 'melon' one. She said it was nothing special, though. Anyway, we both got the lavender flavor.... and we enjoyed it! I think it's a new flavor, because it wasn't in the menu yet, but they had the poster on the wall. The price was the same as the other flavor, HK$ 38, either with cone or cup. My mom isn't a fan of all the flavor, but I got her a vanilla with hot chocolate. She liked it too! As far as I recall, it's HK$ 43. -The texture of the lavender ice cream was more like sorbet than cream, according to my own taste. Not a bad thing, just pointing it out. The vanilla was just like ice cream you find everywhere else. -They don't have too many choices in the menu. -The place was small and not good for large groups. Conclusion, don't have your expectation too high up, so you won't be disappointed.

As a lover of desserts this did not disappoint me at all! I was totally craving frozen yogurt and…read morethis made me super happy. The dessert itself looked so appetizing and I was pleased to show it off too! The price is also super reasonable.

Came here on my most recent trip back to Hong Kong in 2014 and found this place while shopping at…read morek11. Walked in and was greeted kindly and then I saw the wide selection that Smile had to offer me. That put a smile on my face. Totally recommend anyone in the k11/Tsim Sha Tsui area to try this especially if you are travelling. The dessert is not overpowering in sweetness and on top of that, the dessert is artistically just as good as the dessert itself. I almost didn't even want to eat it! Will definitely be coming back here on my next trip back.

tried one of the mango dessert and I decided to never come back. there's no sweetness or freshness…read morein the mango dessert.

This place is amazing! My husband and I stayed at a hotel a block away from Noble and decided to…read moretry their desserts. He had a mango smoothie and it tasted like fresh mango, unlike mango smoothies in the United States that are too sweet and tastes like ice mixed with mango flavored syrup. I had a dessert that had mochi balls, tapioca, watermelon, and coconut milk. While the combination of these ingredients may seem unusual to a western palette, the result was delicious! We have since come back here every day to try more things on their menu, and every dessert has been de-lic-ious!! I highly recommend anyone to try this place out.

This place sells the cutest froyo ever! I got the 2015 Special Edition froyo and it had mangoes,…read morecheesecake, chocolate bits, etc. If you don't fancy any of the pre-set flavors on the menu you have the option to customize your own. The froyo is very creamy and rich, tastes more like soft serve ice cream than yogurt. This place also sells other dessert items such as cakes, tiramisu, jellies, etc. A couple tables are available on the balcony area to the right of the store.

This place was one of the highlights of my trip to Hong Kong. Yes, it was that good. Why can't we…read morehave delicious froyo like this in the U.S. ?! It was so good that I insisted on coming here again before heading to the airport. I literally had to run to Hysan Place and then run to my bus stop, but it was soooo worth it! The yogurt here is the perfect amount of sweetness and they give you lots of delicious choices for toppings. The first time I had one with fresh mango and strawberry jelly, and the second time I had chocolate and banana toppings. They were both amazing!!! The cakes here also look delicious! I'll definitely be coming back on my next trip to Hong Kong!

A really good local dessert house in Tin Hau!…read more They offer black sesame and tofu pudding (dou fu fa) in hot or cold. We opted for the cold version for few times and it's delicious. Their mochi with sugar, peanuts and sesame toppings. It's warm, delicious and in perfect sweetness. The walnut and almond sweet soup was also really good and hearty! Overall, I love this place!!

One of the best dessert places in the area. There are so many restaurants and other dessert places…read moreon that street, but I will always come back to this one. I believe they homemake their own Tong Yuen - sweet dumplings in ginger soup - and they are delicious. I also love sweet potato dessert and that was superb here too. Their shaved ice was also surprisingly good, the milky kind, rather than the icy kind. Enough said. Come here, I come back again and again!