After lunch, I was looking up some places to get a sweet drink and this little shop popped up in my…read morefeed. The decor looked aesthetically pleasing so this was the winner for our next stop. Service is friendly and the shop was small, but it was everything I hoped for. The floral wall was a bit dark though because the lighting wasn't done right, but it was still really cute. I ordered the second most popular drink, STRAWBERRY & WATERMELON JASMINE TEA. I was pleasantly surprised how well the fruits mixed with the cheese foam on top. I'm not a huge fan of cheese, but it was very good. I never would've expected the blend to be so complementary. The strawberry and watermelon really came through and was so sweet and fruity and the cheese foam added a really good creamy texture and flavor. It was sweet, but more of a savory sweetness, which complemented and contrasted the fruity sweetness. It was very smooth and I really loved it! I am very sad that the cheese foam fad has not reached Houston yet; so I will just have to travel to get my cheese foam fix. Overall, it was an absolute surprising delight.

Original Souffle was great and you can add a scoop of ice cream to make it even better. They offer…read morematcha, strawberry, Oreo, cheese with brown sugar pearls and chocolate. Friendly staff and made fresh while you wait. The Dodo Souffle came out and they topped it with powdered sugar, syrup and some whipped cream. This jiggly goodness is a must try whilst visiting Sydney, Chinatown area.

We ordered the Cheese Souffle with Brown Sugar Pearls with vanilla ice cream ! Definitely a…read moregenerous serving that my friend and I were happy to share. It was really tasty and not overly sweet ! The Souffle pancake was cooked well but I felt that it was lacking texture since everything was too soft, all cream and gluggy ? still delicious but definitely would not be able to finish the one serving each by ourselves. Still so yummy - a must try when you're in Chinatown & craving desserts ! Keep in mind as well - there is no places to sit ! It's more of an order n go place !

I shouldn't have compared it with Gelato Messina mentally, should I?…read more Located at the basement of The Galeries, this shop is near the Townhall train station exit (on the right). Besides ice cream, they sell other diary products like smoothies/ yogurt. There are lots of ice cream flavors but nothing too exciting. (boo) However, I was thankful that they were patient with my "multiple" requests to try different flavors. I ended up with "mango" flavor - hmmmm, it was good but a little too sweet for my liking and it's not as smooth as Gelato Messina (boo). Okie, I gotta stop comparing. Note that there are both ice cream AND gelato. There are also calories (or KJ) written next to the flavors. BF initially picked chocolate mint ice cream but he changed his mind after realizing that it had twice the KJ as the others. *roll eyes* They should consider having a little "bin" for used tasting spoons, like every other ice cream stores! I was told to "step" across the store and throw mine into their trash bin (aka an open used cardboard). Seriously?

Cookies & Cream Chillos need to not exist in my world. They're just too delicious…read more For a while I tried to justify my Chillo addiction by asking for skim milk (I know, I know), then by taking extra care to always get my regulars' card stamped and thereby claim my free Chillo! You see it is just too convenient (read: dangerous) having a New Zealand Natural ice cream shop right at the entrance to Town Hall Station. Especially in summer when the mere thought of squishing into a sweltering, un-airconditioned tin can of a train is enough to send you screaming for a Chillo. No, that justification never got old. And we're about to head into summer again. Oh. Dear.

#SweetTooth #GodsOfSugar…read more When you heed the call from the Gods Of Sugar... Tiny little spot. This location is in the CBD; specifically downstairs in the Regent Place shopping center, just outside the entrance to Daiso. Before stopping by here I wasn't too familiar with Dorayaki. Dorayaki is a Japanese confection; a pancake sandwich if you will...it literally consists of two small pancake-like patties filled with Red Bean paste...I'm guessing Azuki Red Bean paste. The pancakes are freshly made right in front of you, so they take a few minutes. No complaints since they are warm and soft. You can customize the Dorayaki to suit your taste buds. There is an abundant amount of options that include Ice Cream and various other delectables. - Matcha Pie w/ Matcha Green Tea Ice Cram & Red Bean - 4/5 Nothing to complain about...just a bit messy to eat, since the warm Pancake tends to melt the Ice Cream if you don't eat it fairly quickly. They also offer other items such as juices and smoothies.

I found this place on Instagram and decided to take a visit. There were a lot of filling options…read more(matcha, nutella, red bean, ice cream, even boba pearls!), but I ordered the classic mochi red bean dorayaki for $4.50. The pancakes were fluffy, had a honey flavor, but weren't overly sweet with the red bean paste, which had a nice texture that wasn't too pasty. The pancakes looked pretty small on their own, but after they were stuffed, they were the right dessert size. The white mochi blob in the middle added a soft chew. I only wish that the pancakes were a little warmer when I got them. Overall, it was pretty classic and definitely better than the packaged store-bought ones!

Best breakfast ever! Had avocado toast 2 times (the bread is fresh, the egg is so fresh and such a…read moredeep orange color like I've never seen, avocado is perfect, and everything else on it elevates the dish). Had the Muscli one day (the fruit tasted like it was all picked from the best orchards around and so sweet). Had the salmon dish yesterday (lots of yummy salmon, & again every added ingredient enhanced the dish). The latte is heavenly. Haven't eaten breakfast anywhere else since arriving in Sydney. No other brekkie could be as good!!

Was walking around looking for a breakfast place in the morning and there wasn't many places open…read moreyet. Stopped here and ordered the Waffle Benedict and ohhmyy... it was the best waffle Benedict I had. The waffle got a soft crunch and not sweet but savory taste. The portions was a good size. I am a lite eater in the morning so I could only finish half but if you're a breakfast person, you'll find the portion content. The Coffee Mocha was delicious though adding an extra shot of espresso to it made it much better than original mocha. The chocolate was overpowering the coffee without that extra shot. No complaints there because I like hot chocolate too, just wanted more on the coffee side. Place was nice and clean and the service was good. Definitely recommend it.

Hot waffles covered in gooey hot chocolate -- the ultimate breakfast (lunch and dinner). I stopped…read moreby the Belgian Waffle Cafe after a jog one morning fully aware I was about to override any benefit of exercise I had achieved. I ordered a raspberry chocolate waffle with maple syrup and it was worth every bite. There's also a few other waffle flavours to choose from, including plain waffles, plus an assortment of additions like ice cream. Pretty much mix and match to your desire. It's reasonably priced as well, with $6.50 being about the most expensive waffle on the menu. Coffee also tasted quite nice and my friends hot chocolate looked just as good. My only complaint -- and it's a very small one -- was the noise. It's a small store with seating pretty much surrounding an open kitchen. However, don't let that turn you off, just don't choose it as a place if you're seeking peace and quiet. The staff are very friendly and the food and coffee is great. A worthwhile addition to The Corso.

Gorgeous waffles! I exercised great restraint and only had one but enjoyed every authentic bite…read more Coffee wasn't spectacular but nice.

I stopped by here for dessert on my way to the Capitol Theatre to see a show. I've already had…read moretheir famous cheesecake before in the States and really enjoy the light fluffy texture. This time around they had the limited edition crème brûlée strawberry cheesecake crepe so I had to get it. There was a separate line to get this crepe and only available 3pm-6pm. I waited about 20 mins. The crepe was very good and not as sweet as I thought it would be and this is a good thing. I def would get this crepe again as I love crème brûlée on its own and I like crepes and combined it's pretty good and portable.

Really good !! Light, fluffy, flavorful, and really easy to eat. Similar to a soufflé but more of a…read morecream cheese flavor also similar to a angel cake too! Came to this little pop up and was super quick to purchase. Heard a lot about this Japanese style cheesecake and they have locations all around the world. Lasts a couple days and can store in the fridge -- when you're ready to eat again just heat up an extra 10-15 seconds and it's good as new ! Would recommend

I visited Sydney for a week and saw a few milk tea shops but Gong Cha is a chain I know so I…read morestopped by for an afternoon pick-me-up and ordered their classic green milk tea with boba The tea had a nice, strong flavor and wasn't overly sweet, which I appreciated. The pearls were fresh and chewy, not hard or mushy like I've had at some other boba shops , where they made them too rush or left it unintended too long . This place was a small order to go drink but they kept it nice and bright inside . The girl thar took our order was friendly, and my drink was made quickly even though there were a few people ahead of me. Overall, a solid spot if you are craving bubble tea.

This is a wonderful tea chain on this side of the world…read more They have a white selection of Boba teas, all made fresh and ready to serve. The worker was very polite and helpful with getting Me a unsweet tea mix with strawberries and no added sugar. The location I went to was just a walk up window that you went to, ordered your drink, and waited outside. It was a Takeaway window, which was fast and easy.