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Hui Lau Shan

3.2 (13 reviews)

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Marilyn V.

We've been waiting forever for this place to open. Signage was up long long time ago. The mango pictures on the outside was so inviting. And finally it opened. Long line up on a weekend. Looks like kitchen couldn't keep up with the orders. Our group ordered 3 items and they couldn't serve them all together. I think they should keep this in mind for improvements. DISAPPOINTING! was what I think after my first bite. We ordered the Jumbo Mango Chewy Ball and Mango Coconut Noodle and both had mango purée which had very weak mango taste, in short, watered down. We saw them prepping some mango on a Vitamix and this should be the purée they used for the base. So watered down I couldn't taste the mango. We also ordered a Mango Pop Pop drink to go and this was way way better. If they do not improve on the service and purée, I think this business will not last. One would think they have it right after so many locations in US, Canada and Asia.

Vincy K.

I ordered their mango pomelo sago drink and it was really good! The interior is also really pretty with a pink flower wall and velvet furniture. This is a cute cafe for taking photos. It was really quiet on a weekday, also good if you want to come to study. Another plus is that the servers are very polite !

Lisa S.

This place was dope when I had it in Hong Kong in the 90s. Sadly the desserts don't taste anything like the ones I had in HK. The prices are quite expensive for what you get. My nephew ordered the pineapple bun with mango and it took about 30 min longer than other dishes to arrive at our table. We were done by the time his dish came. It started to get busy here but the desserts were pretty mediocre. Doubt I will be back here again. Plus there's no parking on the streets in this area. We had to pay parking across the street and the surcharges were outrageous.

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Disappointed 1st time visit . Our taro hot dessert was sour .a refund was provided but still disappointed

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3 years ago

Cute place! Service was good, but the food took forever, and was all just a little... interesting.

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Sweet Memory

Sweet Memory

4.2
(106 reviews)
1.5 km
$$

A cozy Taiwanese family restaurant serving a nice selection of Taiwanese street food and desserts…read more We came here mainly for dessert and ordered the tofu pudding with yam balls. The tofu pudding was AMAZING - freshly made with a delicate soy milk flavor, silky smooth and melts in your mouth. The yam balls are equally impressive, nice yam flavor with just the right amount of chewiness. I could happily eat this all day!

Came for a late-night dessert They have a policy where you…read morehave to order at least the number of dishes as the people seated inside but it can be to go if needed for some of the items. The dining space is small but the decoration inside makes you feel like you transported to a different country. Marshmallow Thick Toast 4/5 The toast was about an inch thick, well toasted outside with a pillowy soft center. There's some melted chocolate on the bottom that added to the smores vibe. The marshmallows on top weren't very thick, so it melted to an even layer with perfect browning. The toast was cut into 9 pieces so it can be shared but given the portion I think 1-2 people would be fitting for this dessert. We weren't too hungry, so we shared amongst 4. Jasmine Tea Jelly 4/5 I really liked how fragrant the jelly was and that the jelly was a softer jelly that reminds you of Aiyu jelly. The after taste was a bit bitter but I feel like that tells me it was brewed and made and not just bought to serve. It's served with a splash of half and half I believe. To-Go I wanted to try and compare all the tea flavored jellies they had, Jasmine, Oolong and Earl Grey Tea Jelly. Packaged with small packets of the half and half to add later. The best was OOLONG 5/5- it had a slight roasted tea flavor that was refreshing and comforting at the same time. What you would want from a milk tea. Second best was Jasmine - fragrant and less bitter than the one I had in restaurant, typical jasmine flavor that's lightly floral and not too heavy Earl Grey 3/5 - it was good if you like earl grey like me, but it has an intensely strong fragrance and flavor that might be off-putting if you're not used to the taste. It was by far the strongest floral taste and smell of the three. I'd definitely be back to get these to go, they carry well and you can cross borders with them :)

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Babatang

Babatang

4.6
(11 reviews)
3.2 km

Hole-in-the-wall gem of a find we stumbled upon after going to Costco. At first when we went…read moreinside, I think I wasn't the only one in our party of 9 to wonder what the heck we walked into and wondered if we should leave. The decorations are dated and they have a couch and TV riiiiight behind the ordering counter, lol. God bless the Chinese uncle that owns and runs the place... he and the lady taking the order barely spoke English, so we stumbled with our Mandarin. I think they even spoke Taiwanese with each other?!? Instead of ordering multiple drinks, we just ordered the one mango lover's coconut pudding. Honestly, we didn't know what the heck we ordered and we ordered it to go. It took a little while to prepare, but when it came we were presented with a coconut wrapped in cellophane. We were intrigued and had to open it right then and there. We were treated to a coconut FILLED with fresh mango, mochi, and pudding... all in a fresh coconut - the coconut meat was thin, so you knew it was juicy and fresh! My oldest kid did his best to claim it all for himself as we all wanted a taste. In the end, we did the only thing logical and had to order a second. I would absolutely, hands-down, recommend this place. The family that owns the place deserves our patronage and they've earned it in their own humble way. God bless.

Tried out Babatang Coconut Sweets for a weekend dessert. It's tucked away behind the Richmond…read moreCostco. The inside is spacious with several tables (32 seats). Order and pay at the counter, then wait for your order to be called. - Mango lover's ($18.00) - decent amount of mango. Coconut pudding was unique, small portion size - Taro ball ($16.00) - wish they gave more taro balls

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