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    Desserts Artisanaux

    4.1 (39 reviews)
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    Closed 3:30 pm - 11:00 PM

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    Black sesame steamed milk pudding
    Evan C.

    I had the mango pomelo sago steamed milk pudding. Wow this thing is heaven. The steamed milk is so well done. They do it cold to preserve the milk skin which gives it a unique texture. The right way to do it. The steamed milk is sooo smooth - it is really excellent and compares with the various good (including multiple Michelin rated) dessert stores in Hong Kong. The mango sago really adds a great compliment in taste to the base milk pudding but even without extra flavour - if you love Cantonese desserts and want the best place, I think this is it.

    taro mochi
    Kathy D.

    I got the taro mochi and I was blown away! It is so good and it's not too sweet! I also got the jujube and date tea and YUM. The presentation is 10/10! I want to go back and try some other things! It is a small space and service is prompt!

    Ghost's drool (mochi pistachio paste)
    Mari E.

    I stopped by around 7pm and half of tables were occupied. We got physical menu and QR code order system. I noticed the physical one and digital one are not matching for cold/warm service and I had to ask few times if they could make my food warm. They admitted they haven't updated the information. (That's why 4 starts) Food were great. We had Ghost's drool and Mochi with Taro paste. They are huge too. For me, 2/3 portion was perfect. I really loved tender sweetness and made my body warm. The store decoration was neat with dry ice.

    Mochi pistachio paste $8.79 Steamed milk egg pudding with black sesame paste $7.99
    Elaine L.

    Been seeing such long lines to this spot and finally got a chance to check it out and it was delicious!! Got the mochi pistachio paste ($8.79)- was so yummy!! The mochi was soft & fresh and the pistachio flavour was really prominent! Steamed milk egg pudding with black sesame paste ($7.99) was my fav! The pudding was perfectly flavoured and paired so well with the black sesame! The only thing I noticed was there was a layer of film on top of the egg pudding and we were sometimes able to taste the film in a few bites but overall it was still very enjoyable!

    Rosalyn L.

    Saw this spot everywhere on social media so came expecting it to be overhyped. But surprisingly, it lived up to all the hype and we ended up really enjoying it! We ordered the taro sago with taro balls in coconut milk, pumpkin sago in coconut milk, and their signature ghosts drool mochi. The pistachio mochi was just alright for me, although the bowl it came in was definitely unique and insta worthy. The taro and pumpkin desserts came with huge chunks of taro and pumpkin, and were deliciously comforting on a cold night. We joined the waitlist as we were finishing up dinner a few blocks away, so there ended up being no wait. There is limited parking in the area though, so make sure to account in time for finding parking and for walking over. The cafe is where Oiso used to be, and the interior had cute decorations. We were too full from dinner to order any drinks but next time we definitely will!

    I had so much fun eating!
    Angela Z.

    Desserts Artisanaux is such a comforting dessert spot on Kingsway, especially if you enjoy desserts that aren't overly sweet. Everything here feels carefully made, from their seasonal dessert soups to their creative flavour combinations. I tried their pistachio dessert soup, and it really stood out, deeply nutty, rich, and incredibly fragrant. You can tell the ingredients are thoughtfully chosen and cooked in-house. I also loved the coconut noodles with mango pomelo, which was both fun to eat and perfectly balanced between creamy, chewy, and refreshing. This is a great place to bring family or friends who appreciate lighter, more traditional-style desserts. Warm, comforting, and made with care!

    Milky Durian Soup
    Sally N.

    Desserts Artisanaux has been on my list for a long time. There have been a lot of great reviews on social media and there's always a long line outside the shop. A few days ago, we finally were able to try it without needing to wait in line. However, the food was pretty disappointing and not worth the hype at all. We tried their Mochi Milky Egg Custard Paste and Milky Durian Soup with mini glutinous balls. The mochi on top of the custard paste is the same watery texture as the custard paste, except there were grains of cooked rice in it. There was no chewiness or thickness. The custard paste was alright but I would not crave for it. The milky durian soup was a durian sago with milk. There was a piece of durian flesh in the dessert and it was good. If the flesh was bigger, the durian to milk/sago proportions would be better. We added mini glutinous balls too. The glutenous balls came separately and they were in white and pink. They were shockingly not soft and chewy at all (the whole point of having glutinous ball!). The glutinous balls were hard and stuck together. Very disappointing. The only good thing about the desserts i tried was that they were not too sweet. Service-wise, I'm happy that there was no queue and I didn't have to wait. The ordering was self-order using the QR code, which is good as there are a lot of customization options available. Environment-wise, the shop is cutely decorated like an ancient Chinese inn 客棧. However, most seats are on a platform up a few steps of stairs, so it may not be the best place for wheelchair users/elderly.

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    Jonny M.

    Been a few times for HK style dessert at Desserts Artisanaux. It's next to Sabor Mexicano Restaurant. Online option to join the waitlist when it's busy. Order using the QR code, pay at the counter when done. - Mochi pistachio paste (A1) ($8.79) - mochi texture is odd, similar to marshmallow. Pistachio was okay - Mochi with mango sago soup (C4) ($8.79) - mango flavour was good. Not too sweet - Mochi, taro balls and mini glutinous rice balls with coconut milk (E3) ($9.98) - added coconut jelly noodles ($2.99). Noodles had no flavour or bite - Mochi black sesame soup (A17) ($8.98) - black sesame was good. Favourite of the desserts - Mango pomelo sago (C1) ($8.79)

    What I ordered
    Leslie C.

    Super cute store with nice seating. Perfect for catching up with friends except it has an hour limit seating. Parking across the street at the park is super easy to find and convenient. I got the E1 半畝傳統大滿貫 with coconut milk because I wanted to try all their toppings. It came with 椰皇冰河粉,西米,桃膠,小丸子,芋圓,芋泥. The coconut shred was very young and tasty. And the mango sago was classic too. We had a good time and service was great. Menu can be found online. 10/10 would come back again.

    Maya Mayuko T.

    Dessert artisanaux is a very popular Chinese dessert shop. I finally had a chance to visit here. What we ordered: Mochi Custard Golden Pumpkin Paste Pumpkin paste soup was so creamy and thick. Mochi was totally blends in the soup. I really liked pumpkin flavor. I want this a bit more sweeter. Grand slam series Taro ball, Taro, Coconut Jelly Noodles,Sago,Peach Gum,Mini Glutinous Rice Balls with Coconut Milk It was a lot of fun. There were so many ingredients and portion was so large! It never go wrong, highly recommend this item. I wish it could be a bit more sweeter. This shop offers various type of interesting Chinese dessert. I really enjoyed visiting here and want to try different item next time

    Pistachio mochi & taro
    Regina V.

    I was really looking forward to this dessert place and was able to make it just before closing. It wa take out only so maybe that's why it didn't taste as good if it was in the ceramic bowls & cups... the pistachio mochi was runny. The taro was good but only had a few mochi balls in it. The place was busy even at 11pm. I'd give it another try eating in tho.

    榴蓮香芒甘露 Durian Mango Pomelo Sago
    Marilyn V.

    Very happy to see these kinds of Asian desserts popping up in Vancouver. The store is cute and inviting. The serving bowls and cups are ceramic - a very nice touch. I love how their serving counter has Asian pots. There are many varieties, SERIES as they call it - BLACK GLUTINOUS RICE, MANGO/DURIAN, TRADITIONAL, SAGO, COLD BEVERAGE, HOT BEVERAGE and STEAMED MILK EGG PUDDING. It's almost confusing to pin down which one I like but I'm sure they're all good! We scanned the wrong QR code - for Take Out vs Dine In - and we waited forever for our order to come. We checked again and it was bagged for take out. All good, we enjoyed our sweets nonetheless. Will be back for a different series for sure!

    Ghost's drool, or mochi pistachio paste $8.79
    Stephanie T.

    I saw lots of promo for this place on Instagram and really wanted to try. I think their desserts are pretty good for the price. However, this place is still new and quite popular, so it's busy and you'll probably have to wait for a table. Tip: call in advance to put yourself on the waitlist. I saw the staff receiving phone calls and entering in customer's info in the iPad to get on the waitlist without being there yet. Went on a Saturday around 7 pm and we thought that would be early for dessert, but it was already full with 6 parties ahead of us. We waited around 30 mins for a table of 4. The soft opening was over, so no 10% off. All the ordering is done via QR code, which is convenient. However, we didn't receive any tea until our desserts arrived. I guess they were super busy. We tried 2 desserts with mochi: pistachio paste and mango sago. I think the mango sago is better at First Dessert and other dessert places, but the pistachio paste was very unique and delicious. No wonder most tables ordered this. I would get this again. However, the mochi is kind of gimmicky. We didn't get as much stretch or pull as I saw online. I wonder if we just got an old batch. I'd pass on this next time. My friends ordered the durian sago and glutinous rice dessert. They enjoyed these a lot. I sampled both and they were decent. If in the area, I may stop by again, but First Dessert would still be my preference. I think it's worth a try for those who haven't been yet.

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    Great service cool hangout and awesome desserts! A must do when in Vancouver. You will be happy!

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    Came here for the instragramable buns. They did not disappoint. Since this was our 3rd dessert spot…read moreof the evening, we only got 2. Also, go early so that you have more bun options - they do sell out of certain flavors the later it gets. Luckily we were still able to get the two that we wanted which were black sesame and a custard buns. They were not only super cute, but they were really delicious as well. The fillings were very strong in flavor and did not disappoint. There was enough searing when I went. Next time I will have to try their coconut drinks and desserts!

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    4.4(326 reviews)
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    When I was visiting the city for work, my close friend wanted to take me here to taste their…read moredoughnuts. As I love desserts, I was so excited to see Chinatown and visit this place for the first time. This place was located in an area that would be best to walk with a friend or a small group- I was not quite prepared to see and experience what was going on all around. Finally, we made it there and were glad to order some doughnuts. As soon as we entered, we were greeted by the sweet smell of doughnuts and the two friendly staff. Everything looked so good, so narrowing down our pick was very hard! At the end, we ordered two flavours- Matcha and Tiramisu. The matcha doughnut was soft and the filling was light yet full of matcha flavour that one would expect, I loved every bite! My friend had the tiramisu doughnut and she said that she enjoyed the fluffy texture of the dough and the creamy filling- it felt like eating tiramisu in a doughnut form. If you love simple yet high quality ingredients, this place is the perfect place to get your sweet cravings fixed!

    These donuts are delicious. Nicely well-risen dough and very light, airy cream. We got a…read morestrawberry cream donut and I have no complaints. I could see some people balking at the $6 price, but I consider these a special treat. The location itself leaves something to be desired since it feels like it is under construction except for the pastry counter. No furniture and the floors look unfinished. Definitely not a place to hang out. Brendan's Rating: 3.0 Charlotte's Rating: 3.0 Shanying's Rating: 3.0 Winston's Rating: 4.0

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    Waaah I loved this place! Vancouver, how lucky you are to have Konbiniya!…read more Walking into this place felt a little bit like being transported into Japan. I'm from the Bay Area and we have our fair share of Japanese grocery stores (shout out to Niiya in Japantown in San Francisco) but I was very excited to see the selection here. Definitely came across items I've never seen before like a Takoyaki flavored Ramune. It was extremely discounted just fyi probably for good reason. They even had Japanese canned drinks stored hot like in Japan! The take away Japanese desserts also looked good. This place is right on Robson street so a great place to grab a snack, drink, pick me up while shopping. Prices seemed reasonable. One caveat is that it can get busy in here and the aisles are small so it felt a little crowded but that's sort of like Japan as well lol so not a big deal for me. Added to the ambience. Checkout was quick and easy!

    Wonderful little slice of Japan tucked into Robson Street. Extensive selection of all manner of…read morecandies, onigiri (rice and seasonings wrapped in crisp seaweed), matcha-flavoured snacks, soy sauces, numerous styles of miso paste...you get the idea. It sounds crowded - and it is - but once you push your way to the back of the store, you'll find a tiny Japan tour travel agency and a shelf of clearance items at rock-bottom prices. Service is cheerful, personable and brisk. The store also houses a takeaway crepe and ice cream shop - the crepes are actually better than the ones I've had in Tokyo.

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