Went to Little Pisces and ordered two small taiyaki, my first time having pineapple cake and salted…read moreegg yolk flavors. The pineapple cake filling was similar to a classic Taiwanese pineapple cake, and being served warm made it softer and more enjoyable. The salted egg yolk one tasted similar to the custard buns you get at dim sum. A simple and interesting twist on taiyaki.

If you love Taiyaki. You must try this place. I had red bean and black sesame Taiyaki. Both are…read morelovely. Outside is crispy and inside is soft. The filling is plenty and natural. Not too sweet. It makes me think of the filling inside those bao at Tin Tai Fung. It is my go to place for Taiyaki in BC.

Dessert was so good here, got the blueberry bingsoo was so fluffy and delicious . Highly…read morerecommend this place. Service was good ambiance got busy after we placed our order. We brought the crowd in!

Came here with a friend one evening and it was a very chill a nice experience. The inside of the…read moreshop is a bit small and there was only one person working, so the bingsoo took a bit to get after ordering (and you might be waiting in a line for a seat if the shop is busy). However, the worker was very nice. There are quite a few different bingsoo options, but my friend and I got the matcha one. The serving size is pretty big, so definitely share if you're going to get one! Overall, the bingsoo was alright. It wasn't the best I've had but it was still not bad!

Didn't realize this place was within the outlet malls so it was kinda annoying to find you also had…read moreto pay for parking around the mall too! The place is similar to a fancy food court and was a little disappointed to find that the soft serve option is really only milk, cookie butter or a twist and the only difference between the menu items was the topping! The soft serve was good and creamy though maybe a little too soft since it immediately started to melt despite it not being super hot. It's also pretty pricey for a small. We tried the bubble tea one, honey, and coconut and they were all solid but may not be worth going out of your way for (like we did)!

Was shopping on a hot day, and definitely needed some ice cream. All the flavors sounded so…read moreinteresting. I went for the North Pole Breakfast, which come with cereal flakes and one syrup topping. I got it with the strawberry syrup and also added yuzu syrup. The ice cream was delicious. It was a nice peaceful moment sitting there by myself enjoying my ice cream. I wish they had this place like this near me so I can try all the flavors.

It's hard to give a one star review, especially when the ice cream is pretty good…read more However, the attitude of the guy behind the counter makes me sick just thinking about it. Downright rude to customers and a complete tyrant to his employees. I could never work for a guy who is so belittling and condescending. As for the ice cream? Delightfully Asian flavors that are not too sweet. Just the right balance between subtlety and indulgence. The price is a little high but in Richmond, there's little direct competition. You'd have to go to Steveston or Vancouver for something similar. The store itself is a small basic unit that's decently clean and does the job of selling ice cream nicely, but there is no seating available so everything is take out only. One thing is that it's right by 2 pharmacies and a liquor store which service some undesirables. My child was scared of the people hanging around and going into those places whilst we were eating our ice creams outside so decided to get back into the car and drive somewhere else to eat. All in all, I'll never return.

Worth a stop if youre in the area and looking for some ice cream. Shanghai fog is a classic and you…read morecan never go wrong with it. Loving that they update their menu regularly with new flavours. They operate as takeout only, so don't expect to eat inside. It does get small and lines can gather quickly. As of April 2026, they take credit cards with a 3% surcharge. Cash and debit is perferred!

Came to Pot O' Yogurt back in early March after seeing a post on Instagram from foodie influencers…read moreabout the grand opening. On the grand opening weekend, they had a buy one get one free smoothie deal plus a lucky draw if you post about it in Instagram on the day of the opening and show the staff your insta post on your phone. I entered the draw and won a swag merch of a air freshener you can put in your car. Not bad! There was a free umbrella for the first 100 customers given out as well but i missed it. As recommended by the Instagram foodie's post i saw, i got their strawberry avocado yogurt smoothie. It actually tasted better than i expected! I could taste the avocados but the yogurt made it very creamy and sweet, and the strawberries were chopped and added in instead of blended in with the avocado and yogurt. It was a pretty refreshing drink. It was not way too sweet which is good. I highly recommend their strawberry avocado yogurt smoothie. The queue to get in wasn't too bad, as it was about 15 minutes to line up to order and another 10-12 minutes to wait for your drink to be made. They had about 5-6 staff in the back making the drinks and 2-3 staff at the cash registers. One of the staff handed out papers with info about the lucky draw and the grand opening deal. They didn't have any seats to enjoy your drink inside at the time and it was packed with people waiting for their order. I'd say their yogurt drinks worth a try for sure. I'd like to try their items like mango yogurt or their frozen yogurt cubes on my next visit.

They specialize in avocado yogurt drinks and it is really good. It is thick and smooth. However, I…read moregot the pistachio avocado smoothie and I expected some pistachio flavoring but instead it was jusr avocado smoothie with pieces of pistachio. It was not a good combo. The oreo smoothie doesn't have much taste as the yogurt flavor itself overpowers it. It is also less thick because there's no avocado in it. The avocado smoothie tastes great but they only have that one gimmick for drinks. The other specialty they have is frozen yogurt pieces which are quite expensive.

Hey I am Yogist has decent purple rice yogurt drinks…read more I've been searching for good purple rice yogurt drinks ever tasting amazing versions at cow cow's in Hawaii. The ones in Los Angeles are not so great. Some even have large clumps of rice that can't fit thru a boba straw. DRINKS Mango Rice Yogurt & Strawberry Rice Yogurt - Both were well balanced with the right level of sweetness (they ask what sweetness level that you want). The purple rice was done right and made the drink enjoyable. There were small bits of rice that gave a little occasional bite as I took sips. SERVICE Service was good and friendly. The young woman behind the counter took my orders and also made my drinks. PARKING There are several options all around. Just read signs and be careful. I heard that people occasionally get towed at the Yaohan parking lot.

Had high expectations. The yogurt is pretty thick. The osmanthus yogurt didn't really taste like…read moreits name, and the purple rice already has a hint of sweetness. When you pick up an order, it's best to confirm with them, or they might not call your number. If your friends like yomie, they might enjoy this place. They're open late. Quick pickup

Have been wanting to try this spot ever since they opened in BC. I've even ordered a delivery for…read moremy loved ones in Toronto from Daan Go and they love this spot so I had high expectations. I tried their croissant when they were first opening and loved their black sesame croissant. Perfectly flaky and very deep in black sesame flavours. On a different occasion, had the opportunity to get a cake from them. It was a seamless process to place an order for their cakes online and pick up the order. I ended up getting the Vietnamese Coffee Tiramisu cake since I thought the birthday recipient would prefer that one the most. When it came time to cut the cake, it was a complete mess as the sponge was way too soaked mixed with the cream, the top layers of the cake were shifting while the cookie crust stayed put since it was too firm to cut through. It was a sticky, wet cake situation that was a bit unpleasant for a birthday that some people even said they'd skip the cake because of the mush appeal... this would've been great as a spoon the cake out of a bowl type of tiramisu situation however, for the price and size of the cake, you'd expect a cake to cut properly if it is sold as 'x' servings....

A very innovative HK-meets-west bakery, with really well done traditional western pastries with…read moreinnovative themes (crab truffle croissant, matcha churro with caramel filling), plus creative cake interpretations of dim sum items. we bought a whole bunch of pastries and cakes and they were all really good, lots of great mango based fillings too. Highlights: - Bolo Bao (guava strawberry compote vanilla chiffon and passion fruit mango) and Siu Mai (mango compote passion fruit mousse yellow choco wrapper) - honey butter vanilla - a croissant with amazing filling - the "Cinnabon" is not the traditional Cinnabon. It is more like a twisted churro creation but really good. I feel a place like this is the best of marrying western baking and Chinese themes. It is the kind of innovation I often saw in Hong Kong. In fact I think this place was founded by a HK based engineer who came over.

Since my first review 2 yrs ago, I have visited other places that server matcha soft serve. And I…read morefound myself always come here for it every time I visit Richmond, BC. The flavor is intense. The price is reasonable. Comparing to other places, I could say it has the best bang for your buck here. Flavor/taste: 5/5 Value: 5/5 Tips: stick with single matcha flavor. Don't mix!

I got my free birthday soft serve but honestly, i think they're getting smaller and smaller each…read moreyear. It used to be quite a decent size that I was actually quite impressed. In today's world, I don't blame them that everything is shrinking in portion, especially when it's free . They didn't have the flavor of the month so it was only matcha or vanilla. My toddler wanted to eat too so we had to stick to vanilla. They also offered complementary powder: a choice of matcha, hojicha or kinako (roasted soy bean). I picked the kinako for my toddlers sake. I haven't bought a soft serve in a few year so I'm not sure whether purchased soft serves have shrunk in size as well.