Stella's Sweets is not just a sweet treat place but a whole vibe! Filled with all kinds of cute…read morecharacters, custom Stanley cups, Hello Kitty and so much! If you're coming here with family, bday party, date night or a special treat for yourself this is the place to come. If you're looking for an IG worthy shot they have that also!! The shaved ice is huge so might be able to share. Staff are super helpful.

Walking into this place is like getting punched in the face by a rainbow--and I mean that in the…read morebest way possible. It's a full-on sensory sugar assault: bright colors, candy EVERYWHERE, toys you've never seen before and the kind of chaotic joy that makes kids lose their minds and adults question their life choices. My son and I got the rainbow shaved ice, which looked like it had been hand-painted by unicorns. I'll be honest--I didn't expect much. I was correct. It wasn't bad, but it's not the fluffy snowball magic of Hawaiian shave ice. Think: a Mount Rainier snowball that's been doused in 1000% syrup and then bubble burst balls as boulders filled with sugar My kid? He was in heaven. I think he ascended. He was vibrating by the end of it and having fun Adults: this is not for the faint of pancreas. But if you're chasing that "kid in a candy store" energy--literally--this is your spot.

Finally got to catch Mike's Shave Ice after following them for so long at Bellevue Farmers Market…read more It was great for such a hot day and I got the Calamansi Mango Sago Shave Ice! It was creamy sour sweet and cold enough to cool me down. Hopefully I get a chance to catch them in the future!

I have waited YEARS to finally catch a Mike's Shave Ice popup. I saw one of my friends on Instagram…read morepost they went to the popup at the Renton Farmer's Market this week, which I missed. Luckily, there were other popups scheduled for this week. On Wednesday, my boyfriend and I drove up to Kirkland for the Kirkland Wednesday Market. We arrived a little after 4PM and was able to snag parking in the area. It was $2.40 for two hours, which is amazing for parking. Unfortunately, the Halo Halo Shave Ice was already sold out by the time we arrived. We opted to order the Strawberry Mango Sago Shave Ice with an additional add on of Ube Ice Cream. The total was under $14 after the add-on and tax. The best part was there was no wait! It probably helped that it was a bit chillier that day. So happy to have finally tried Mike's Shave Ice. It was delicious and nothing like regular shave ice/snow caps. This is WAAAY better. I hope I can catch another popup soon to try the Halo Halo Shave Ice!

A favorite dessert place we love! Food is consistently prepared and always delicious. We went to…read morethe other branch in Redmond a week ago and it was not as good as Lynnwood. We had eager people working at the counter, working hard doing their prep, prepared our dessert perfectly! This place had our favorite mango dessert.

The mango cheesecake Bingsu is amazing!!! I had never had bingsu before but I absolutely love it!!!…read moreIt is counter service so not much to report in that area but the decore is cute. I also tried the s'mores golden toast it was very good but didn't blow me away like the bingsu did. It's pretty pricey but worth treating yourself to it once in a while!

Best shave ice since we were in Hawaii! The snow cap (sweetened condensed milk) makes it next…read morelevel! They also have chocolate sauce drizzle and caramel drizzle and a ton of unique and fun flavors! They also do shave coffee which I've never seen before! It's frozen cold brew put through the shave ice machine, SO bomb! We are lucky to have this new business on our little island! Owners are super kind and looked to be truly enjoying what they do. 10/10!!

I love the variety of flavors. I will appreciate it even more as the weather warms up.read more

The owner and team are truly wonderful, and the food is delicious! The place has a warm and cozy…read morevibe. While some might find it a bit on the pricey side, the tastefulness of the dishes makes it worth it. It might help to turn down the music a little sometimes, so conversations can flow more easily. Paula and Frederick, the lovely owners, are genuinely sweet and caring. And a big shoutout to Anne, along with the talented cook and kitchen crew! Keep up the fantastic work, everyone!

We were in town for the weekend so we decided to get some brunch at Enseamada Cafe. I was very…read moreinterested to try Filipino Hawaiian fusion food since I love both cuisines. This place is located in a plaza of other restaurants and businesses. Parking was plentiful outside. There were many tables to choose from inside, and it wasn't busy at all when we arrived. We ended up ordering both Inihaw Plates, one with Beef BBQ Ribs and the other one with Chicken BBQ. The plates came with our meat of choice, mac salad, a little salad, and two scoops of rice. I wasn't expecting much but I was wowed when they brought our food out. Presentation was gorgeous. Our ribs and chicken looked pretty good, saucy and plentiful altogether as an entree. When I had that first bite of the Beef BBQ Rib, I was floored. I'm pretty sure I took one bite and was just speechless, I'm not trying to exaggerate. The beef ribs were flavorful, juicy, tender, and fell right off the bone. I couldn't ask for anything more. The mac salad was good, it didn't taste like the mayo was too heavy for me. It tasted nice and light. And I had a couple bites of the Chicken BBQ, it was just as delicious as the beef ribs. Also the portion size was amazing. I think I'm a little partial, but the Beef BBQ Ribs definitely altered my brain chemistry. They were that delicious and I'll be thinking about these ribs for a long time. It felt like I was back home at a Filipino barbecue or I was in Hawaii eating at an uncle's backyard. It truly felt like the meat was grilling out in the back and we ate it fresh out the grill. It was absolutely wonderful and I'll be raving about this place to people for a while. Y'all deserve all the stars and love. And the music playing? Loved it, they were already on my island music playlist lol. We had an unforgettable experience. This place is a must try if you're in the area and even if you're not in the area as well. It's just that good.

It is expensive for just a small cup of shaved ice. Despite the price and my request for a couple…read moreof extra pumps of syrup, the entire core of the mound was syrup & flavor free. It is a very popular spot for folks coming off the nearby beach but I do not see a value for money.

It has been stinking hot, and there is nothing I love more than shaved ice. The Shorehouse has been…read morethe only thing to refresh me and cool me off. They have several flavors, so I thought how do I choose? But then I remembered and subsequently saw on the menu that you can have 3 flavors! The iconic Tigers Blood is one of them! As typical with shaved ice, you can get an ice cream or coconut cap. If not into shaved ice, they have a nice selection of coffee drinks. It's a cute little setup out of a Winnebago with some seating. It feels like the beach.

One of my favorite summer desserts is a nice refreshing bingsoo and snowy village always got my…read moreback!! Located in U district its a cute little shop. It does get packed pretty since the place is small but tables usally turn quickly. I always get the mango bingsoo its definitely one of thee best bingsoo flavors if you want something refreshing but their injoemi bingsoo is also really good. Highly recommend!

This place was full of people when we came in so we had high hopes. You order with the iPad at the…read morefront counter. We ordered the watermelon variety. Patiently we waited. And waited and waited. After 10 minutes, they finished one of the orders ahead of us. It wanted until another 10 minutes before the next order came out. After 70 minutes we got our order. There were 2 employees working as slow as possible. They talked about their schedule, what they plan to do on their day off. If only they put a bit more energy into the orders. The watermelon was ok and the ice mixture was good. Too bad they don't know how to run a business.