Really wish I knew about this place earlier, because the desserts here hit the right spots. We…read moretried the chocolate tres leches, pistachio tresh leshes and the milk tres leches, all of which is super decadent and delicious. It took 2-3 of us to finish one dessert but so worth the calories

All I can say is wow! I had never heard of this place until I saw it on TikTok and had to try…read more They're opened late so it's perfect for anytime including late night sugary cravings. The menu is extensive and the decor is fun and modern. We ordered the hidden gem to share between two people and the portion was perfect. Service was a little slow but understandable as people kept coming in the door. The dessert itself was fantastic and as every bit as delicious as it looks. The ice cream side however tastes very generic like it was from lucerne or a grocery store. I was hoping for more of a homemade ice cream taste. All in all, great options and they ever serve some amazing poutines and burgers. We'll have to come hungrier next time.

Cheesecake was seasonal so if you see it try it soooo light and creamy, pieces of mango. Yummm…read more Spanish latte delicious perfect pairing. Fast and good service Want something strong get the Rocket (drip with shots of espresso)

absolutely divine cheesecake, i think inhaled it in seconds. rich cheese flavour, tiramisu…read moreperfectly complimented the cheese. graham cracker base was also not too brittle and perfectly crumbly matcha latte had a very strong flavour and wasn't too milky. i was pleasantly surprised

Came here for ice cream after dinner and ordered a mango sorbet in a cup with fish waffle on top…read more Since it was my first one, I wasn't sure how to eat it! Lol! Well I took the fish shaped waffle off the soft serve and ate the sorbet with a spoon then took a bite out of my waffle fish! Apparently after watching everyone else around me, you're supposed to just bite the waffle while it sits atop the soft serve. Oh well I guess I'll have to come back and try it that way next time! The soft serve is very light and the flavours are delicate. The waffle is really yummy with a soft chew. It's a busy and popular spot filled with teens and twenty somethings. The lineup moves pretty quickly but seats are often taken. Tables don't get wiped down often as staff are busy making cones but you can always ask them to wipe it down for you. Great dessert place for something light and refreshing.

A good place to grab a small dessert that is conveniently located by many good restaurants. They…read moreserve a lot of flavors of taiyaki, ice cream, and non-alcoholic drinks. I usually get the flavored taiyaki here. Compared to traditional taiyaki, Little Pisces ones are chewier, sort of like fried mochi. The fillings are all very good and they're freshly made. They have a 5-piece combo deal where it comrs out to just a little over $3 per taiyaki. The supermarket right below sells 3 taiyakis (that are very good) for about $5 though, so Little Pisces is a bit expensive comparatively. The ice cream come with a taiyaki on top and is super cute. There's usually quite a long line to order and to get the food. Sometimes the line is out the door. Even after ordering, they give you a little buzzer thing that buzzes when your order is ready. This can take quite a long time if there's alot of people. While there is seating, it is limited and people tend to stay awhile, so don't depend on being able to eat inside. In the winter it kind of sucks as you have to exit to eat. I also came here for their hot chocolate festival drinks. The lines were insanely long. The hot chocolate was $12 each and not very big. While the flavors were unique, they weren't very good overall and took forever to wait for.

Coffee shop inside the Henderson Mall food court…read more Parking is available on the roof of the mall. Staff are friendly. No complaints. They use a beeper system to let you know when your order is ready. Coffee is pretty decent here. No complaints. They also have fruit dessert drinks (smoothies?) but I didn't try.

I stumbled across this spot in Henderson Mall and noticed some other patrons sitting down with this…read morecup sized Mango Bingsoo so I decided to give it a try as well! Unfortunately for the price ($9.00), the portion wasn't super big and I was a bit disappointed with the amount of fresh mango that was included -- it was mainly shaved ice. Compared to other bingsoo I've had, there was also a lack of condensed milk and instead just some milkiness in the shaved ice instead. While it was refreshing, I would have loved some more mango in this or an option to have a bigger portion size for sharing. For the price point, I probably wouldn't get it again.

Very tasty and unique egg sandwich Egg is abundant with melted cheese and sweet mayo... yummy…read moreyummy!

This is great cafe. Their menu is quite vast with many options to choose from which I love. I tried…read morethe SandiEgg and waffle. The SandiEgg was absolutely delicious and I would go back for it. But I had my reservations about the waffle. The waffle definitely wasn't what I expected it to be after seeing some reviews and research ahead of time. Please keep in mind this is a small cafe so tables to dine in are limited especially when they get busy.

There's so much hype around this place but I left feeling a bit underwhelmed…read more Their crème brûlée donut is the standout. The donut itself is soft and fluffy, the filling is nice and creamy, and the crackly caramelized sugar on top gives you that classic crème brûlée experience. It's good, but for me, it wasn't quite the type of donut that all the hype made it out to be. The other flavours were enjoyable; I do wish they were a little more innovative. It feels like there's room to be a bit more creative with the menu. One other thing was how quickly they "sell out." Maybe they genuinely do, but it almost feels like they simply make a very limited quantity each day to create that sense of demand. The location also doesn't do them any favours. Parking is difficult, it's right along a busy road, and it's not exactly the kind of place you casually stop at. Overall, the donuts are good quality, especially the crème brûlée, but I personally don't think they're worth going out of your way for.

Stopped by for a latte and noticed they were participating in Taste of the Tri-cities. They had a…read morespecial combo for $14: bacon egg & cheese breakfast sandwich, truffle parmesan hashbrown bites and your choice of donut. I loved their breakfast sandwich with fluffy eggs. The hashbrown bites were nice and crispy. Their doughnuts all looked enticing, but I picked the wrong one. I chose creme brulee, which had a hard icing on top. It was crunchy, which did not go well with the pillowy soft doughnut. I peeled the entire top off, but enjoyed the vanilla filling. Although I didn't like this doughnut, I could tell it was freshly baked and I would return to try their other flavours. There was only 1 woman working in the cafe and she was so friendly. The interior is aesthetically pleasing and seating is comfortable. I went early on a weekday morning so I was able to find street parking, however finding parking could be challenging, especially on the weekend.

I visited Pourquoi Pas Patisserie to try some cakes which I never tried. I have been this bakery…read more many times, however, I never tried cakes. What I tried Hazelnut roasted banana choux - Hazelnut monte, roasted hazelnuts, candied bananas and house made praline. Mango and coconuts cake - coconut mouse mango cremeux almond dacquoise and white chocolate crunch. Choux was very delicious! Choux dough was nicely crispy exterior and filling was not overly sweet, strong hazelnut flavor, really delicious. The house made praline and hazelnut cream paired so well. I really love this item. Mango and coconuts cake was also good. Coconut mouse was light texture and not overly sweet. It paired with Mango creameux well. And I like to have them with chocolate crunch. I have always thought this place's pastries were high level. Highly recommend.

First time here, and I must say it's a small and cozy spot. I love that they offer both indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating. I asked the server/barista what the popular savoury items are to try. She recommended: Rosemary garlic pull-apart, and that was REALLY GOOD. Definitely a 5/5. French onion pull-apart, 4/5. Fig, brie, and prosciutto croissant, 4/5 (wife's favourite). Croque monsieur, 4/5 (kids' favourite). I also ordered an oat milk latte with vanilla syrup, which was 5/5. Really good latte!!! They source their coffee beans from "Honest to Pete," located in Vancouver. A 1 lb bag costs $25, and I'm planning to pick one up on my next visit!

Came here with some friends at night to hangout. Not a lot of places open till midnight and Sulbing…read morewas one of them. I got a strawberry yogurt slushy. Service was ok. I would get a sulbing if I wasn't super full. We came here right after dinner. We also got some redbean desserts to share. The drink here is pretty good. The place was super busy at night. There are plenty of parking here.

This is the OG spot for shaved ice. I haven't been in a few years but it's still as tasty as I…read moreremember. We got the mango cheese bingsu ($23.95) and there was a generous amount of mango on top. Only thing is I don't remember it being that expensive and I think the size got smaller (rip shrinkflation).

I came here with two other friends. We got 2 items to share: 1 regular Injeolmi bingsoo and 1 large…read moregreentea bingsoo. I felt like the two was basically the same with the exception one has greentea powder and the other had soybean powder. I find the shaved ice here a lot more dense and of course it makes it a lot more filling compared to bingsoo at other places. The greentea bingsoo was my favorite. It had a nice flavor. There are greentea powder in the middle of the dessert. The greentea cake on the side was not bad. It was also nothing special. I have a feeling they probably didn't make those cube cakes inhouse. The Injeolmi bingsoo is probably something that I won't order again. Don't get me wrong, it was not bad. I am just not big on rice cake. The powder on the Injeolmi bingsoo was quite interesting. It had a nice smoky flavor to it. Both bingsoo was topped with redbeans. In terms of decor, the place is nothing fancy. It has tables and chairs so you can definitely dine in. The place is also a bit hidden behind a bus stop. The place can easily be missed.

they charge you just to sit in the restaurant. A couple of my friends and I went into the New West…read morelocation earlier today. We were told that each person sitting at the table would have to spend a minimum of 5$ just to sit in the restaurant. There were 5 of us and we were wanting to share a 15$ regular sized bingsoo, but since we all didn't spend 5$ they didn't even allow us to order. We asked if then they could make it a togo order so we could eat it outside and she denied that as-well. I know it's 2025 now and prices are crazy, but I never thought i'd be denied service for wanting to purchase something to share. I used to love coming here but I don't plan on coming back with these outrageous seating prices. They are trying to up charge you so don't fall for it.

Customer service was outstanding right off the bat. They had a cute welcome card at our table. One…read moreof the owners came to greet and speak with us along with a server pretty much right after we sat down. They took the time to confirm dietary restrictions and explain their menu. We were pleasantly surprised that they offer guests access to their full drink menu including their specials. Ube matcha was good, but had a hint of cinnamon which we could have gone without. The matcha mango was also good. The blackberry lavender matcha was too floral for our liking. However, eventually you get used to it and then it becomes more enjoyable. The pandesals were super fresh and we loved both the ube and strawberry butters that came with it. I wish that they came a bit warmer, so that the butters could have melted a touch. I thoroughly enjoyed all 3 sandwiches. I especially loved the arugula on the mozerella sandwich. The blackberry brie sandwich could have used a touch more brie, but was still delicious. The cheesecakes were good, but a bit too sweet. The strawberry was my favorite. I enjoyed tasting multiple flavors. Their red velvet cupcake was extremely moist. The pistachio malasada was cute and flavorful. The filling to pastry ratio was good. I think that the experience could have been better balanced if there were a few more savory items. One thing that we noticed was that all of the pastries including the malasada were cold. I can understand that there are some food safe requirements that need to be met in how desserts are stored. However, letting them sit out for even 20-30 minutes before consumption would have been better.

Recently discovered JJ Bakes from the Hot Chocolate Festival this year! Their hot chocolates were…read morestacked with layers and layers of sweets out was a bit hard to say no, so made a drive out to Langley I go! I tried both of the hot chocolate drinks to make the trip worth while. There was the Tiki Torched Brûlée Bliss that has an brûlée donut and sugar coated fruit skewers. And there was the That Flan-tastic Purple Yam that has a tune (purple yam) flavour theme and stacked with lostof Filipino desserts like flan, pandesal,and ube cup cake. Both drinks were on the sweeter side and perfect for those who have an extra sweet tooth!