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    Jasmine Creamery

    4.7 (93 reviews)
    Closed • 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated a few days ago

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    9/2026- sign
    Tzarina W.

    If you like Asian flavor ice cream then the. This is the place to go! A lot of fun flavors such as toasted black sesame, taro, Vietnamese coffee, mango passionfruit, lychee and durian. Service was nice and polite. We accidentally dropped the scoop out of the cone and they were nice enough to replace. Would come back for more.

    Edbert S.

    Pretty good for a hot day inside a food hall. This place was basically walking distance from the mission nearby. Service was quick, not much of a line. We probably should tasted a few flavors, but we were dead set on jasmine tea and the mango passionfruit. However, the flavor of the jasmine tea was very light. The mango flavor was perfect though. I thought the combo was very refreshing. We just went forward with the single scoop. The food hall had plenty of seating, but we opted to sit outside because inside was really hot. I expected the AC to be at least running but it definitely did not feel like it

    The three flavors we chose for the party
    Gloria C.

    We love this Asian flavor-inspired gelato stand inside the Blossom Market Food Hall! Although I haven't had the courage to try their durian flavor yet (though my friends who are durian fans say it's superb), every other flavor has been so so yummy and *not too sweet*. We recently hired Jasmine Creamery to cater at our son's first birthday party. TC, the owner, came and set up the cutest stand, and served up three different flavors of gelato. The kids especially loved that they got huuuuuge scoops on their choice of a cup or cone. Our guests absolutely raved over all of the flavors and we are still receiving compliments about the gelato we had at the party. Definitely give this place a try - it will not disappoint!

    Bag of kue gapit. Coconutty and yummy!
    Laura H.

    Cookies 'n Matcha: 5/5, SO GOOD!! Delectable combination of strong matcha ice cream and chocolatey sandwich cookie crumbles. If the drive home wasn't so long, I would've loved to get a pint of this to-go. Vietnamese Coffee: 4/5, pretty tasty. Its coffee flavor is more sweet and milky than strong and bitter, which makes it lighter than the typical jitters-inducing Viet Coffee drink. However, it would 've been nice if it was slightly more bitter. Kue Gapit (Dutch-Indonesian coconut waffle cookies): 4/5. A 4oz bag costed $9. Made in-house, these were solid snacks that were not super sweet and had a great crispiness. The coconut flavor was prominent and enjoyable. The gelato textures were more icy than creamy/whipped/smooth, but I didn't mind because they weren't as heavy as other gelato. Also, the flavors were so lovely. Close to the end of my single split scoop cup ($6.50 for the single and $0.50 for the split aka two flavors), I ended up stirring together both the Cookies 'n Matcha and the Vietnamese Coffee, and the resulting mixture tasted amazing. The lady working there that Saturday afternoon was patient, offered samples, and was knowledgeable. The little nook that Jasmine Creamery was in at the Blossom Market Hall appeared clean and neatly organized. I also appreciated the Indonesian vibes with the unique flavors and batik items.

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    Brian N.

    I came here with my friends on a Friday night around 8:30. Parking lot was already closed, or maybe there was another way in but we just parked on the street. The place itself was very cozy. There are a lot of different spots. The person serving us was super patient and kind. She let us try a lot of different flavors. I like the different flavors that they have and to be honest, the one scoop portion was just perfect. I feel like I wouldn't have enjoyed too much of it. They also let you do two scoops so maybe I'll try two flavors next time.

    Sample of Toasted Black Sesame
    Linh Y.

    As we were perusing inside Blossom Market Hall (BMH) located at San Gabriel Mission District, I saw Jasmine Creamery and knew exactly what its specialty must be... gelato or ice cream? Drum roll please... it's handmade artisanal gelato! Love their motto, "A taste of Asia, one scoop at a time." There is a beautiful story behind this shop... you'll have to read all about it on their website. Thank you T.C. (owner) for fulfilling your dream of owning a gelato shop. Btw, love the full intense durian flavor! Yum!! Free parking behind the food hall. Inside and outside patio seating shared throughout. Lady staff was super friendly and nice. She offered some great recommendations. Thank you Miss! They give out free samples of one or more flavors upon request. You can get single, double, or pack-to-go individual or pint. Prices are very reasonable. They had 11 unique flavors available. I sampled 5 of them before ordering... I probably should have tried all of them... what's 6 more! I came back 30 minutes later and tried one more... durian! I was surprised why I didn't first try the durian since it's my favorite exotic fruit LOL. *Cookies 'n Matcha *Dubai Pistachio Chocolate (2nd sample, good, but costs $2 more) *Durian (6th sample, excellent, will get next time) *Indo-Chocolate Pudding *Javanese Jasmine Tea *Lychee (5th sample, deep lychee flavor, will get again) *Mango Passionfruit Sorbet (Vegan) (4th sample, amazing, get it!) *Strawberry Balsamic Swirl *Taro (3rd sample, very light taro flavor) *Toasted Black Sesame (1st sample, didn't get black sesame flavor whatsoever) *Vietnamese Coffee After sampling, I got one small Mango Passionfruit Sorbet for me and one small Lychee for my eldest daughter. Gelato was packed in the small @ $6.50 each no tax... thanks! I thought my daughter would enjoy the lychee since she normally gets lychee jelly for her boba drinks, but that wasn't the case. She said it was okay. She preferred the mango passionfruit sorbet more so I gave her my small and I got her small. All good as long as we're both happy with our gelato. Friendly staff. Amazing service. Delicious gelato. Yes, we'll definitely be back to try the remaining flavors. I'm coming for you durian LOL. And so should you when you're at BMH if you can withstand the aromatic smell and custardy taste of the durian. Yummy! For those durian lovers, you know what I'm talking about. Thank you Jasmine Creamery for bringing us the king of fruits in gelato form! Btw, they sell selective snacks as well in case you're not into gelato. And they cater! Get your next event elevated with artisanal gelato catering!!

    Mango Passionfruit Sorbet (Dairy-free) (4 oz) Javanese Jasmine Tea (4 oz)
    Hailey S.

    came close to their closing time but was still greeted with a smile. the girl gave us many samples and was patient when i was deciding what to get. located inside a food hall and there's scattered seating all around. at night the place is quite lively got the mango passionfruit sorbet and the jasmine milk tea. both flavors were very prominent and delicious the sorbet was the perfect consistency and the jasmine milk tea actually tasted like its name !! portions were generous and i can't wait to try more flavors

    Left : Cookies 'n Matcha (4 oz) & Strawberry balsamic Right: Dubai Chocolate Pistachio & Strawberry balsamic.
    Melissa L.

    Jasmine Creamery is so good! Their unique take on Asian flavors are really pleasant! Parking: In the SGV Mission called Blossom Food Hall, so there is plenty of parking inside. Although, there are a lot of events, so sometimes parking outside of the Mission and walking inside is better! They open until around 8/9pm depending on the day! Cashier: Very helpful and enjoyed the samples! I believe the owner lady normally works there. Nice and inviting environment as it's in the Blossom Market Hall! Gelato / sorbet : You can sample their "waffle" cone! it's their take on like a Dutch-Indonesian waffle cookie. You can order 1 scoop w/ 1 flavor or 2 flavors for an extra $1+ 1. Cookies N' Matcha - Her take on cookies and cream, sub matcha is so good! I was craving some chocolate and this one has a good balance! It's a bit on the sweeter side, but still yummy! 2. Strawberry Balsamic Swirl - probably her best flavor! The strawberry with a hint of balsamic blends really nicely! 3. Dubai chocolate $2 extra - Super trend, but she gives a good amount of kataifi and a bit of chocolate syrup on top! The pistachio ice cream is what really tastes yummy! We have tried other flavors, but didn't end up getting them. Some are seasonal & highly recommend! The Javanese Jasmine is pretty good as is the Indo-chocoalte pudding w/ rum swirls, but there were not very many swirls left, and lychee! She does have optional vegan flavors and gelatos! She also has pints to-go & smaller snacks similar to Kaya toast.

    Matcha Orea cone
    Tony B.

    Inside this fantastically quaint food court within the Blossom Market Hall. Delightfully Asian inspired flavors of Gelato, slightly sweet. I had the Matcha Oreo, my parents had the durian gelato. Nice service. We sat outside on the black painted booths outside the hall and they were still warm like heated seats. Will be back again. Thank you

    Kaya Toast with onsen eggs
    Leo Y.

    located in the blossom market hall, this spot is now one of my favorites for a traditional kaya toast. Usually kaya toast here in LA aren't served with the onsen eggs, so it is lovely to see a shop preparing it the traditional way. Order: Kaya toast Cons: No cons ($9) can be expensive depending on how you see it but I think it's a good deal for the amount of food

    Cookies n Matcha
    Jessica N.

    Needed a bit of dessert after dinner and discovered Jasmine Creamery. A gelato place inside the Blossom Market Hall. They have some creative flavors and I like that you're encouraged to taste the options before making any final selections. Originally, I thought I would go with one flavor but after tasting a few options, I went with a split scoop (one scoop, 2 flavors). I got Cookies n' Matcha and a Strawberry flavor that I can't remember the name of. The Cookies n' Matcha was just cookie fun. The strawberry was simple and not too sweet. I also really tried and enjoyed the Javanese Jasmine Tea flavor. It was really delicate and flavorful bur I'm saving that for next time. The cup looks small but the scoops are definitely good sized and it was plenty, especially after dinner. Definitely check it out if you're in the area.

    price as of 07/10/25
    Melissa T.

    Tucked inside Market Blossom Hall, this ice cream spot is a gem! There's plenty of parking--street parking right in front and a large lot in the back, which makes stopping by super convenient. They offer around 11 flavors, many of which are unique with a fun Asian twist (think black sesame, matcha, and more). Free samples are a nice bonus, so you can try before you commit. The current seasonal flavor is blueberry yogurt sorbet. $6.50 for a single scoop, very generously packed. Plenty of seating inside, including space for larger groups, so it's a great place to hang out and enjoy your treat. Definitely worth a stop if you're nearby!

    Dubai chocolate and matcha oreo
    Christina F.

    Delicious and being able to sample the flavors is wonderful. Friendly staff that are very sweet. I got the matcha oreo and Dubai chocolate. Both were fantastic. Get 2 flavors, it's a better value and you get such generous servings. I love the Asian flavors that are hard to find elsewhere. Definitely want to come back and try more.

    Dubai chocolate, javanese jasmine tea

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