Having come to the realization that food establishments closed relatively early out in Sydney, I…read moredecided to attempt my search for a dessert spot with later hours out in Chatswood, which was just a ride away on the train. Thus I turned up Tiny Sweetie. I'm partial to Chinese dessert soups, so I was looking forward to our visit to this rather tiny shop. We lucked out as a table emptied shortly after our arrival just a bit after 9pm. My DC had done his own research and found out that Tiny Sweetie was known for their homemade glutinous rice balls. These would be made to order and so would take 20 minutes, but we decided that the wait would be okay since we would be sharing. We started with the Black Rice, Red Bean, with Taro & Coconut Milk $5.50 and the Steamed Egg Custard $4.50, as they worked on the Peanut Glutinous Rice Balls (6) in Ginger Soup $5. The dessert soup was nice, though the black rice a bit scant. The steamed egg was warming but lacking in smoothness, perhaps due to a bit of overcooking. Their rice balls were tasty and worth the wait. 3.5 stars.

I've been dying to find an affordable HK dessert cafe. I found this place on a whim and, feeling a…read morelittle homesick, I ordered the black sesame soup to remind me of my mom who drank that stuff every other night. Definitely called my mom that night :) Prices are incredibly cheap and the quality is pretty good but slightly on the watered-down side. I've tried the red bean cooler (a mountain of ice with red beans and evaporated milk) and almond tea with lotus seeds, both which were good. Super small space that fits roughly 20 inside and 6 outside. You'll find a range of customers, from the lone guy who needs a quick dessert break, to small groups who wanna grab dessert after an outing.

I love the loaded fries the milkshakes and the burgers. The onion rings crispy hot delicious. Great…read morevalue.

This place is like Sweet Factory- all the candies are weighed by weight. I had to get some because…read morethey had kazoozles! They are yummy candy ropes that I can't seem to find anywhere. They ahd quite a few flavors too! Some were even the sour kind. The sales girl didn't let me take any pics, but I managed to get a few anyway. Haha!

Love this place, and I also like their store at Parramatta…read more 100grams of sweetness for only $2.95. Yes, you really do feel like a kid in a candy store all over again. So much to choose from. Their Turkish Delight pieces are rather sweet. Love the chocolate rocks and those sweet peachy things. It does get weighed. I usually buy 80 grams and that costs $2.65. That good pre-ferry sugar rush. Love it.

Located in the Chatswood interchange this is the perfect cafe to satisfy your sweet tooth cravings…read more The Choc Pot sells amazing dessert such as waffles, brownies, sundaes, crêpes there is something to satisfy everyone's taste we had the honeycomb waffles & red velvet hot chocolate. There is plenty of seating, the staff are friendly and the service is fast. The place is perfect for a catch up with a friend, desserts cravings after a lunch or dinner in Chatswood OR a cheeky little treat for a long day at work

Awesome hot chocolate but they make a good flat white too. Located in The District, this seems like…read morethe only coffee shop in it. But it's a good one! It's also pretty convenient to grab your coffee here while you wait in line for your food somewhere. They also sell their chocolate sauces so you can make it all at home too.

In the small world of Australian confectionary, Darrel Lea is a household name. Every Easter since…read morechildhood, I've received some sort of product from there - mostly a white chocolate easter bunny, yuuuuum! But Darrel Lea is good year-round; anyone who has ever tried their Rocklea Road (again, go the white chocolate variety - heaven!) would know that. In fact, the sheer range of chocolat in store is impressive in and of itself. Every kind of choccie that you've ever loved is available in high-quality form here; amazing! The confectionary supply is not limited to chocolate - liquorish lovers are at home here, as are pretty much all sweet toothes of the world. While Darrel Lea chocolate is distributed in various places on the Australian retail scene, this shop has nothing else - amazing! It's a little bit pricer than your average supermarket choccie, but the specialised nature of the store dictates that. It's also a bit better tasting, a bit better quality and that little bit more enjoyable - the guilt in guilty pleasure is most certainly emphasised by visiting a shop exclusively for chocolate!

This shop was smaller than I was expecting, only about 8 tables inside. We came at lunchtime to…read morehave milkshakes and it was pretty quiet. Cute little place though, with dirty menus and a water filter that you could serve yourself. They do have high chairs but the bathrooms are inside the shopping centre. I got a golden gaytime bomb and my husband got a mars bar shake. Our shakes were great but the donut on mine was dry and heavy. Our son really enjoyed the wafers with a little of the toppings on them. The shop wasn't fully stocked and it was NYE so not sure how many deliveries would be coming over the next few days. They were out of the salted caramel, that was the shake my husband wanted originally. I overheard them telling a lady that they were out of apple juice but could make up fresh juice, you get served these massive shakes with no serviettes or spoons to help you out and their eftpos machine wasn't working. Sometimes it's the little things that make all the difference.

I have been here a few times and the food is amazing. It's good you get two choices sweet and…read moresavoury foods on the menu. It can get rather busy, but the staff are always happy and polite.

Have been going to Amici Di Toni for many years. It's close to work and quite possibly one of the…read morebest Italian restaurants on the North Shore. Outstanding service, and even on my visit just today with a mate, we noted that we've never been served a poor meal. Staff are really friendly and attentive. Specials are always excellent and the selected produce (whether it be meat, vegetables or seafood) is consistently good. HIGHLY recommended!!!

Best Italian food I have ever eaten in my life. 10 different dinner plates came out at the same…read moretime, all hot, and cooked to perfection. From veal to seafood, and amazing ravioli, no dish disappoints at Amici di Tony. Amazing service as well!

I only knew about passion tree because I saw a pic on inst Abram of their watermelon shaved ice,…read more which looked very impressive. It was a watermelon half topped with a shaved ice and sorbet and then surrounded by watermelon balls. Definitely instagram worthy! The place is hard to find, which was troublesome for us and our reliance on google maps. The decor is really bright and fun, with chairs hanging from the ceiling- pretty cool and chill atmosphere. I was so sad to find out that the watermelon shaved ice was no longer on the menu, being replaced by a pineapple version.. But oh well, they had Hong Kong honey toast and other things. We chose the Hong Kong toast, the adzuki bean shaved ice and a peach Earl Grey ice tea. After spending a few minutes for photos (the presentation was pretty nice) we dug in. I have to say, the honey toast was on the small side because you'll find ones double or triple the size in Hong Kong, but it was really rich and delicious which it should be. The honey was more like a butterscotch, very fragrant and creamy. The bread was a buttery brioche type bread with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and whipped cream. The thing that really sets it off was the flaked almonds because the rich nutty toasty flavour adds that extra depth. On the other hand, I didn't enjoy the shaved ice because I prefer the fresh, fruity shaved ices. This one had a lot of different flavours like adzuki bean, toasted crunchy nut (?), some peanut buttery sauce, mini mochi, toasted almonds and other random things. Once you stir everything together and mix it with the ice it looks like a hot mess, really gross looking. Those flavours mixed together can work, but not with the watery ice puddle mixed with it. Watery and creamy... Thus us why I prefer fruit shaved ice. This was a miss and I ate the toast instead. The ice tea was nothing special, slightly artificial peach flavour with a hint of tea and way too much ice. No Bergamot flavour which is standard in Earl Grey. Not worth the $5-6. Overall, nice relaxing place that's a bit hidden away. The honey toast was surprisingly good but the shaved ice wasn't at all and neither was the ice tea. Total order came to $30. I feel that if you know what to get then it will be a better experience overall.

Perhaps I've just been trying the wrong things, but I haven't found myself going back for seconds…read moreof anything. Pretty standard stuff, and if there was any reason to go back, I think it'd have to be for the Matcha Mochi Pancakes which I am yet to try but look so good. They do seem to stock the cakes from Passiontree Velvet which I've tried at Macquarie Centre where the carrot cake was very very nice. However I haven't tried the cakes here, instead had one of their fizzy drinks, coffee, macarons, and a bingsoo. Nothing outstanding. The ade was particularly average. Also wifi is lousy here, doesn't even work properly.

This a restaurant of decadent excess and sugar-rotted teeth. In other words, a sweet tooth…read moreparadise! You sit first then order at the counter. We had the #6 waffnut which was two crunchy waffles sandwiching a heap of ice cream. On top was drizzled chocolate and toffee bits and a waffle cone for good measure. Pretty delicious. $16 AUD worth though? That's debatable. Service was friendly and food came out early. Definitely worth a cheat meal!

This place is so fun and cute! The desserts are yummy! They can be a little pricey AUD 16/17 and…read moreany additional scoops of ice cream is AUD 3. But there really isn't another place that you can go and get these creative and instagramable desserts.