Sweet Graffiti is a tiny dessert shop in Ktown. I like that they have a wide ranging selection of…read moreunique desserts and interesting flavors. I got their passionfruit tart and their Pad Thai cookie

5/5 Dubai sundae ($12)- I like this better than the actual Dubai chocolate, which is extremely…read moresweet, even the "dark chocolate". The chocolate shell at the bottom is the only thing that's super sweet here. It also has pistachio, kataifi, & choc syrup. Romina's bonbons (4 pieces/$18) They're all white chocolate. If I'd known before, I def wouldn't have gotten as an ardent white chocolate hater, however, some were so damn good: 5/5 lemon yuzu: tastes exactly like the amazing, foodgasmic lemon yuzu cake from mango mango (which they no longer sell). Both flavors are balanced, perfectly sour, sweet & just amazing. 5/5 matcha passionfruit- Matcha isn't bitter. Both flavors are balanced, perfectly sour, sweet & amazing. I'd go back just for these 3 desserts. 3/5 mango cardamom- This was pretty good. You can taste both flavors. Wish there was more mango jelly instead of white chocolate. 2/5 guava cheese- barely any guava jelly, tastes like cream cheese. Mostly white chocolate. It was definitely more sweet than anything Macarons: 5/5 passionfruit- sour & sweet, yum 3/5 pistachio- decent, basic 2/5 lychee pandan- both flavors need to be much stronger

Came here for the Thai tea time several months ago in the Fall and had a GREAT time. This place is…read moredoing something unique, southeast asian-inspired flavors for a tea time moment and my friend and I loved it. The little treats are all vegetarian, some/most of which happen to be vegan which is amazing, because it didn't sacrifice any flavor or authenticity to be that way. The rice flour-based desserts are always my favorite, and everything was so so beautiful. They had a pumpkin flavored one too that was nice and light; nothing too sweet. The tea was nice but when thinking of tea itself I've definitely had better but definitely not bad by any means. The tea gets refills as well. You can order extra desserts from the a la carte menu; we got the pandan cake which was our favorite, deeeelish with a fragrant not too powerful or sweet pandan flavor and so so soft. DEFINITELY put this on your hit list, not many other places are doing it.

What a unique experience! Came here for a friend's birthday and it did not disappoint, if you're…read morelooking for a cute cafe that's a little different, check this out! We opted for the weekend high tea experience which comes with a pot of tea and about 8-9 individually crafted pastries per person. It's all thai inspired so expect a lot of coconut and tropical flavors. The cafe itself is gorgeous with lots of floral designs and even an outdoor patio space when the weather is nice. Our waitress was super friendly and explained the pastries and even the optimal eating order for the best experience As a coconut lover I absolutely lovedd this high tea experience but I will say everything erred on the sweet side and there was only one savory pastry which we would've liked more of. I'd also recommend individually ordering pastries if you're not a coconut fan (most of my friends are not) as they have gorgeous non coconut options as well Bonus: if the weather's nice and you're looking for something fun to do in the area, walk up a couple blocks and take the tram to roosevelt island! Great nyc views and cool trip within the city

Cute little spot in the ktown food court. Was craving sometihing sweet and not too heavy and this…read morehit the spot. The skewers were my favorite with that soft chewy tiramisu taste to it. The service was quick and was easy to order. Check this spot out for a quick nice dessert

I tried this Korean dessert spot that specializes in dduk (떡). They have cream dduk skewers, meal…read morecups and bowls made with Greek yogurt, and the traditional hodduk (호떡) along with some tea and barley drinks. Most of what I tried was just ok, but I really liked the warm and chewy texture of the grilled hodduk and it wasn't too sweet. They're conveniently located on the 1st floor of the food court in Ktown so you can't miss it! Green Tea Cream Dduk Skewer 6/10 Grilled Green Hodduk with Mugwort Honey 9/10 Black Sesame Cream Dduk Meal Cup 4/10 - This was made with Greek yogurt, which I thought was a little weird because it was so unexpected. I thought it would be a sweet cream. Yulmu Tea 7/10

Tomiz Cafe is on the 2nd floor of Kinokuniya with some views of Bryant Park and a small, casual…read moreeating space. I came to pick up some bread a few minutes before opening today. It was supposed to open at 11am, which it said on the website and on the sign in the store. But even after 11am, the 2 staff were lining up items at their leisurely pace, with no attention to customers waiting outside the cafe. I waited a couple of more minutes and then, got the attention of one of the staff wearing earphones, to ask when they were opening. They went over to the other staff, who came over and told me it'd be another 15-20 minutes. They didn't seem to be in a rush at all to open up and I wasn't going to wait another 15+ minutes, so I unfortunately wasn't able to buy any bread. The bread here is very good, so it's unfortunate and was very disappointing the staff doesn't care at all about their customers.

Ate in 2022: I got their onigiri but I don't remember what filling I got. All I remember was that…read moreit was dry and barely had any filling.

These mini donuts are unreal. I could use these for snack during work hours, except I don't work…read morearound here, so that's a disappointment. Anyways, one order of the mini donuts, they are super customizable and if you need help picking and choosing flavors and toppings, the staff member can provide suggestions and pairings. I got the Ube and Pistachio and they both taste great, especially when they're freshly made and warm. I've also tried the Strawberry Covered Chocolates and those strawberries were massive. The problem with massive strawberries is eating them. If I had a knife, I could cut them into smaller pieces as eating them on a skewer stick got really messy. Also the strawberry itself overpowered any of the chocolate taste, so it didn't balance well in terms of taste. For sure favored the milk chocolate over the dark chocolate.

Such a great spot to grab fresh dessert! The items taste as good as they look and even though it's…read morea small stand, there are so many flavors. I opted for the mini donuts with strawberry and ube flavors with sprinkle and snowy milk as the toppings. I also added fresh strawberries - and did I mention that the donuts are made fresh? All of that for just $13. I loved the mochi texture of these treats and I am looking forward to trying to new flavors next time! I was also eyeing the croffles because they looked almost like ice creams. You can get these to go or if you'd like to eat as you roam around, the owner will put them in a paper boat/container for you. She was so patient and makes all of her treats fresh it seems. Can't wait to come back to try the croffles!

Great flavor combinations that leave a great impression…read more Tried a variety of cakes available on display, from the praline crepe cake, pandan panacotta, passion fruit coconut, to black sesame passion fruit. My rankings would be the pandan pancacotta, passion fruit coconut cake, black sesame passion fruit and then the praline crepe cake. I love the unique flavors, often rare to find pandan flavored desserts Inside has a shared space with other vendors, seating is decently ample. Pretty regularly maintained by staff. Staff at Lady Wong were professional, and was pretty quick with preparing our orders

Stayed nearby for a work trip and had to check out local bakeries around me. So glad I came across…read moreLady Wong. I tried the chestnut crepe cake and it was so good, I went back the next day. I had a hard and long internal debate on whether I wanted the chestnut crepe cake again or the matcha pandan crepe cake that was staring into my soul. Ultimately decided on the matcha pandan to try something different and it did not disappoint. Loved both and can't wait to be back to get it again! Not too sweet and full of flavor. Lady Wong's located inside Urban Hawker. They do have limited selection towards end of day. Highly recommend!

I saw this new dessert shop open and the menu looked great. I stopped by thinking they were already…read moreopen, but we arrived 15 minutes too early. We sat outside having no problem waiting but the workers were kind enough to make an exception, letting us order before they officially opened. They didn't have any of the shaved ice drinks that other locations had, but the yogurt drinks were amazing. Will be back!

This is a delivery review…read more Talk about a combination of modern, health consciousness but also guilty pleasure. Hey Yogurt delivers and makes a good desert addition to any meal. They deliver in a well insulated bag so your crofle stays cold. Taste: 4.5/5 Value for money: 4/5 Service: 4.5/5 Ambiance: n/a At this shop they sell various flavours of yogurt and they pair extremely well with their signature croffles.

The Vegan Mango Mochi was super delicious and the Customer Service was top tier!…read more My only disappointment was I didn't buy more - 10/10 recommended!

@mochidoki I ended up really liking! They have a variety of different mochi flavors from Mango,…read moreSesame, Matcha, Strawberry, Lychee, Banana, Jasmine, etc. I got the mango mochi and I ended up really liking it, it was delicious. All of their mochi is in icecream form which is great. It makes for a great treat and desert. The texture is chewy and doughy. The prices weren't too bad either for the area. You can get an entire box of mochi from Trader Joe's, Costco, or an Asian super market for the same price, but this is a stand alone store. The service was good and they were friendly. The only con though is that there isn't any seating inside, and it's a pretty small store. Price:$4.36 Rating: 8/10