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4.5 Everything we tried here was great! We tried both the strawberry and blueberry pro bottles. Both went down easy but we slightly preferred the strawberry. The popping bubbles were very unique, not like the jelly at other bubble tea stores they have more of a chew at the end like sticky rice. I recommend trying it. They blended fresh fruit for the smoothie and added Stoney Field yogurt to the pro bottles. I got the matcha egg tart and it was great too. I liked the egg tart base the best, the pastry was very flakey and reminded me of portugese egg tarts from portugals. They started as a store in ShenZhen China. There's seating upstairs and th interior was modern. Weird that they played trap and party music though. Note if you ordered through their app you need to go to the pickup counter with the grub hub orders to pick up.
Decided to stop by on a rainy day to finally see what's all the buzz/hype about Naisnow since there weren't too many people inside when I took a peek from the windows outside. My initial thought when seeing only several people in there, "mhm yes ~ perfect timing to check it out today!" Pushed through the heavy glass doors and stepped in. There're two floors in total, the lower floor to get the scrumptious goodies and seating/tables on the upper floor. Ambience wise is pretty much based off a signature light lime green concept which is supposed to represent "being healthy" and "plant involved ingredients." All the baked treats are contained in a glass display case with a warm light above to highlight the best side/angles of their sweet and savory tarts. This marketing technique is definitely effective as it would drive customers to have a higher chance of buying a tart or two and making the golden flaky crusts look more mouthwatering under the light. The ordering process wasn't too bad with only a mom and four kids in front of me. Shortly afterwards, it was my turn to place my order. I decided on the Bacon Potato Salad Tart and originally the Super Whole Lemon Tea. But then, I was informed by the cashier that I couldn't get no ice for that drink. So, I asked which drinks I could get that didn't have ice. Staff replied that only the Super Orange Jasmine Tea under Fresh Fruit Teas & the other 4 drink options under Light Milk Tea that won't have ice. Opted for the Super Orange Jasmine Tea instead in the end. Paid in cash but you can also pay with credit/debit card. Staff didn't have any smile (just a poker face expression). Not even a fake smile of any kind. He wasn't rude but I could tell he didn't wanna be there. Anyway, I waited about 5-10 mins and glanced at the LED screen from time to time to see when my order # would be called (trying to see if my order was ready yet). Got my orange tea drink placed in a single cardboard drink holder to be secured and made sure that it won't spill/topple over. There was a plastic straw in green paper wrapper. The tart was placed inside a brown paper bag with a see-through opening. Everything was placed neatly inside the green reusable bag. Took my order upstairs and hopefully would be able to find somewhere to sit down. Luckily for me, I found an empty table towards the front of the seating area. However, I was somewhat disgusted by the few long hair strands + pastry crumbs + a smear of dried matcha paste stuck/left all over the dirty table from the previous customer as soon as I had sat down. So, you can see that the employees don't really care about the cleanliness of its seating area upstairs since nothing gets cleaned/wiped down especially not the tables. Fine, whatever. I quickly used a napkin in my hand to tidy up the mess. Started taking everything out from the green reusable bag. Sure glad I did, otherwise I would've never noticed and just left with the wrong thing. Found out that the staff had given me the wrong tart. The paper bag somehow felt really light in weight before turning over to see that it was the signature caramel flavor instead of the bacon potato salad tart. Went downstairs again by the pickup section informing one of the staff that I didn't get the savory tart. Showed my order on the receipt as proof and gave the caramel egg tart back to the staff. He quickly said "sorry about that" then proceeded to exchange with me for the correct tart right away. Went back upstairs and my table was still empty. Made myself comfy and settled in. Took a sip of the Super Orange first and it was refreshing indeed w/o any ice and only 25% sugar. Can't imagine how many sips I would even get out of it...had it been filled with the "less ice" option, since you know that "less ice" is never truly "less ice" in reality either. More like half a cup of ice. Plus, the fruity tea had few slices of lemon, orange, and lime. But, that's the main reason why I would often opt for the no ice version if I could help it. It's poured inside a sturdy plastic cup. Just the right amount of sweetness with the 25% sugar + refreshing feeling from the citrus slices. The fragrant jasmine tea taste was clearly visible in the entire drink itself. (4/5 - $6.90) The Bacon Potato Salad Tart was stored in a disposable cardboard container. Now, this was how the savory tart should've weighted....heavy in my hand. My long lost tart...the symmetrical-looking golden pastry with its flaky crust! Normally, I don't go for flaky pastries of any kind so hopefully this better be above average for the money spent = worthwhile. The texture of the potato bits resting on the tart with just the right amount of seasoning. The chewy consistency of mozzarella cheese melting in my mouth. The tart was warm & not "straight out of the oven hot." (4/5 - $4.50)
Ordered through the app and while the app mentioned my order wouldn't be ready until 30 mins later, it actually only took about 10 minutes. The interior of the store is small with no seating but since it's new, everything is clean and the desserts look delicious, especially the tarts. I ordered the avocado smoothie and while I didn't love it, I did enjoy the popping tapioca thing in it! I also got the matcha and the caramel tart. My fave was the caramel tart - crust is flaky and custard the way I like it, smooth and not too sweet. I also had to go back to the store because they didn't give me a straw with my order (it was all stapled shut so you would think they gave you everything!)
I only had the caramel-like tart but let me tell you it was amazing. I came in at the end of the night, right before they were closing but it was still delicious. The inside was so smooth and creamy and had subtle but delicious notes of caramel. The pastry shell was perfectly crispy and flaky. It was a great bite and I ate the whole thing in just a few minutes. The atmosphere inside is nice and the service is friendly and I especially like the touch with the bright green on-brand receipts they give you
I really like how the pastry looks so unique and different from other Asian bakeries I've been to. Ordering your food is fast because it's readily available. The only thing youll have to wait for is if you order a drink which I did. I had the green tea coconut and it was not what I was expecting, didnt taste sweet and just taste like grass. It tasted very green. The pastry looked amazing but didnt taste that amazing. Also if you are expecting to eat with a fork, they dont have that. They do however have plastic gloves that they give you and you eat with plastic gloves on. I thought that was a bit weird and felt quite barbaric. I understand eating something like Cajun seafood with gloves on but with pastries, that was definitely a first. There are some seats upstairs and it didnt feel crowded or too busy. I wouldnt come back here though since my family and I did not find anything to be spectacular or even just acceptable.
When Naisnow first opened, there was always a long line so I've never visited but this Saturday there was little line so I decided to give them a try. When you first enter the store, the place is decorated with green decor and purple for Mother's Day & blueberry drink specials. Upon entry you get on line to the cashier to place the order. You will pass the pastry counter to decide what to order. They have limited menu but focus on quality. Because it was quiet, in a few minutes I was able to place my order. I decided on 2 egg tarts and the meat floss cakes. The price is average in light of higher costs for everything today! I took everything home and everything was delicious!! Definitely going back!!!
3/5 Super avocado $9- contains: oat popping boba, chia seeds, yogurt, coconut milk, & jasmine tea, couldn't taste the latter 3, got less sugar, not sweet enough for once, def wanna try regular sugar next time 2/5 velvet matcha layered latte- this is def 1 of the most bitter matchas I've ever had, wonder if it's cuz we didn't mix it 3/5 Strawberry pro bottle $9.20- tastes like strawberry & yogurt, tart, I don't think I'll ever get used to oat popping boba 3/5 Blueberry pro bottle $9.20- tastes more than just blueberry & yogurt 3/5 matcha tiramisu tart $4.50- strong, decent, definitely tastes like matcha w/o tasting like dirt or grass 3/5 coffee tiramisu tart $4.50- strong, standard
Quality and unique drink, but crowded and stuffy Ordered the strawberry berry vary. I liked the sweet sticky rice, added a nice texture to the drink. Came in a very interesting boxy design. Great taste and texture overall, I would likely order it again Staff are very professional, it does seem a bit crowded on their end as well as they are going through the backlog of drinks. Very crowded inside. The lines for order and pickup can be a bit confusing with a lot of customers idling about. There are some seats upstairs, but doesn't seem wheel chair accessible. Only by stairs to get up there, and it's a very tight space. Maybe a handful of tables for 2-4 people each. Tables also aren't super clean at least the one I sat at. Could be from previous customer not cleaning up after themselves
Food: The egg tarts here are some of the best I've had in NYC. The crust is flaky and not too thick, and the egg filling is creamy and smooth. The egg tarts are buy 5, get 1 free (so 6 egg tarts come out to about $20). Naisnow also offers some other pastries and sweets as well as drinks. I didn't get a drink, but I would highly recommend you come here for their egg tarts! Service: Staff are friendly and welcoming. Ambiance: The storefront is not that big, but there is seating upstairs. Overall, I would highly recommend this place for their egg tarts!
Pistachio Cream horn pastry tasted so Good. Walked in while it wasn't too busy. Was able to walk up to the counter and purchase my pastry. The display window for all the cakes and pastries looked so good, but the pistachio horn definitely caught my eye. The pastry was really yummy and did not disappoint with just the right amount of cream filling and the buttery Croissant shell~tasted good. I was already full from the pastry shop next door, was not able to buy any other baked goods from this store. will definitely return to try more varieties of sweets.
The strawberry egg tart was so yummy. It was perfectly airy, light, and sweet. They have so many options to choose from and also have seating options upstairs. Ordering is mainly through a kiosk and items do runout so better to come early
Pretty store and they had an Easter special so we got those two drink they were promoting! Super orange - refreshing and I like that the jasmine tea flavor is actually pretty strong here! But the taste overall doesn't feel that balanced and the fruit could be stronger 2.75/5 Mango sago - unfortunately I didn't like this. Very frozen, too many bits and the mango itself was kinda sour not sweet. 0.5/5 Egg tart - crispy flakey outside was good and the filling was decent but too light and not enough eggy sweet flavor 2.75/5 Tiramisu egg tart - surprisingly the cake works well with the tart! 2.75/5
On a Saturday mid-afternoon, this place was packed and had a long line, with quite a long wait time. But the staff were definitely doing the best to keep up with all the orders. The establishment itself is cute and the pastries looked and smelled divine. I ordered the Super Lemon drink which was extremely refreshing especially on a hot day. The drink is more like a lemony ice tea than a lemonade and packs a flavorful punch. It was delicious and I understand why it's a popular spot. I also tried a sip of their Mango drink which tasted like a dessert in a cup, amazing.
For our last stop of our Flushing food crawl, we went to NaiSnow for some refreshing smoothies and coconut-based drinks. Fortunately, they had more seating on their second floor because the ground level was pretty packed. It was spacious, and the four of us didn't feel cramped at all. BLUEBERRY PRO BOTTLE - 8.75 This was a super creamy smoothie with juicy blueberry flavors. I also liked the crushed blueberries at the bottom of the drink, which added a nice texture. Despite being pretty thick, it was incredibly refreshing. STRAWBERRY MATCHA SNOW - 6.95 This was much lighter and more refreshing. I thought the strawberry cheese foam paired well with the matcha and coconut water combination. This would be my go-to drink if I had a Naisnow near me! After 10 food stops, NaiSnow was a great way to end to my Flushing food crawl. We enjoyed our drinks at NaiSnow and hope that it will eventually make its way to where we live! 8/16/2026 Flushing Food Crawl #11 of 11 read more
Note: The correct name is NaiSnow, like the other spots. Submitted along with the proper hours and website Anyway, this is the first location of this Shenzhen, China-based tea and pastry company in the old space of Iris Tea and Bakery, with there now being a handful of other locations in the various other Chinatowns. I was going to a Chinese New Year's dinner relatively soon and stopped in here with another person. As I was going to be eating soon, I wanted to get something light, though their fancier egg tarts/dan tat did look tasty. They have a more unique menu compared to a lot of the other tea spots, with plenty of smoothies and other juices. The cashier was friendly, though they did seem a bit discombobulated, with the orders taking a while. I went with the Daily Greens, with kale, crisp green apple, zesty yellow lemon, and NaiSnow's "gold award-winning jasmine tea," which came out to $6.90. The drink had a mildly chunky texture, and it was easy enough to drink through the wide straw. There was a bit of sourness, a bit of natural sweetness, and a very mild tea flavor. In short, it was refreshing, and I was happy that the kale flavor wasn't super pronounced and that it didn't impact the texture too much. The price point, in my opinion, was also decent enough, as it's pretty similar to getting a juice or smoothie from many other spots with a bit of tea flavor to boot. This was a flavorful and healthy little snack, and if I were in the area or by one of their many other locations, I would have this again or another one of their other drinks or snacks. read more
2 months ago
My favorite spot to get egg tarts for my mom! She is addicted to the original egg tart here since it is "not too sweet" (best compliment) and the shell is so flaky and delicious!! I also got a tiramisu egg tart, it was tasty but I think it's a bit much. I personally would stick to the original ones. Staff is efficient. I think the manager (?) there is very hard working. He was churning out drinks so fast!!! read more
2 days ago
4.5 Everything we tried here was great! We tried both the strawberry and blueberry pro bottles. Both went down easy but we slightly preferred the strawberry. The popping bubbles were very unique, not like the jelly at other bubble tea stores they have more of a chew at the end like sticky rice. I recommend trying it. They blended fresh fruit for the smoothie and added Stoney Field yogurt to the pro bottles. I got the matcha egg tart and it was great too. I liked the egg tart base the best, the pastry was very flakey and reminded me of portugese egg tarts from portugals. They started as a store in ShenZhen China. There's seating upstairs and th interior was modern. Weird that they played trap and party music though. Note if you ordered through their app you need to go to the pickup counter with the grub hub orders to pick up. read more
Decided to stop by on a rainy day to finally see what's all the buzz/hype about Naisnow since there weren't too many people inside when I took a peek from the windows outside. My initial thought when seeing only several people in there, "mhm yes ~ perfect timing to check it out today!" Pushed through the heavy glass doors and stepped in. There're two floors in total, the lower floor to get the scrumptious goodies and seating/tables on the upper floor. Ambience wise is pretty much based off a signature light lime green concept which is supposed to represent "being healthy" and "plant involved ingredients." All the baked treats are contained in a glass display case with a warm light above to highlight the best side/angles of their sweet and savory tarts. This marketing technique is definitely effective as it would drive customers to have a higher chance of buying a tart or two and making the golden flaky crusts look more mouthwatering under the light. The ordering process wasn't too bad with only a mom and four kids in front of me. Shortly afterwards, it was my turn to place my order. I decided on the Bacon Potato Salad Tart and originally the Super Whole Lemon Tea. But then, I was informed by the cashier that I couldn't get no ice for that drink. So, I asked which drinks I could get that didn't have ice. Staff replied that only the Super Orange Jasmine Tea under Fresh Fruit Teas & the other 4 drink options under Light Milk Tea that won't have ice. Opted for the Super Orange Jasmine Tea instead in the end. Paid in cash but you can also pay with credit/debit card. Staff didn't have any smile (just a poker face expression). Not even a fake smile of any kind. He wasn't rude but I could tell he didn't wanna be there. Anyway, I waited about 5-10 mins and glanced at the LED screen from time to time to see when my order # would be called (trying to see if my order was ready yet). Got my orange tea drink placed in a single cardboard drink holder to be secured and made sure that it won't spill/topple over. There was a plastic straw in green paper wrapper. The tart was placed inside a brown paper bag with a see-through opening. Everything was placed neatly inside the green reusable bag. Took my order upstairs and hopefully would be able to find somewhere to sit down. Luckily for me, I found an empty table towards the front of the seating area. However, I was somewhat disgusted by the few long hair strands + pastry crumbs + a smear of dried matcha paste stuck/left all over the dirty table from the previous customer as soon as I had sat down. So, you can see that the employees don't really care about the cleanliness of its seating area upstairs since nothing gets cleaned/wiped down especially not the tables. Fine, whatever. I quickly used a napkin in my hand to tidy up the mess. Started taking everything out from the green reusable bag. Sure glad I did, otherwise I would've never noticed and just left with the wrong thing. Found out that the staff had given me the wrong tart. The paper bag somehow felt really light in weight before turning over to see that it was the signature caramel flavor instead of the bacon potato salad tart. Went downstairs again by the pickup section informing one of the staff that I didn't get the savory tart. Showed my order on the receipt as proof and gave the caramel egg tart back to the staff. He quickly said "sorry about that" then proceeded to exchange with me for the correct tart right away. Went back upstairs and my table was still empty. Made myself comfy and settled in. Took a sip of the Super Orange first and it was refreshing indeed w/o any ice and only 25% sugar. Can't imagine how many sips I would even get out of it...had it been filled with the "less ice" option, since you know that "less ice" is never truly "less ice" in reality either. More like half a cup of ice. Plus, the fruity tea had few slices of lemon, orange, and lime. But, that's the main reason why I would often opt for the no ice version if I could help it. It's poured inside a sturdy plastic cup. Just the right amount of sweetness with the 25% sugar + refreshing feeling from the citrus slices. The fragrant jasmine tea taste was clearly visible in the entire drink itself. (4/5 - $6.90) The Bacon Potato Salad Tart was stored in a disposable cardboard container. Now, this was how the savory tart should've weighted....heavy in my hand. My long lost tart...the symmetrical-looking golden pastry with its flaky crust! Normally, I don't go for flaky pastries of any kind so hopefully this better be above average for the money spent = worthwhile. The texture of the potato bits resting on the tart with just the right amount of seasoning. The chewy consistency of mozzarella cheese melting in my mouth. The tart was warm & not "straight out of the oven hot." (4/5 - $4.50) read more
Ordered through the app and while the app mentioned my order wouldn't be ready until 30 mins later, it actually only took about 10 minutes. The interior of the store is small with no seating but since it's new, everything is clean and the desserts look delicious, especially the tarts. I ordered the avocado smoothie and while I didn't love it, I did enjoy the popping tapioca thing in it! I also got the matcha and the caramel tart. My fave was the caramel tart - crust is flaky and custard the way I like it, smooth and not too sweet. I also had to go back to the store because they didn't give me a straw with my order (it was all stapled shut so you would think they gave you everything!) read more
I only had the caramel-like tart but let me tell you it was amazing. I came in at the end of the night, right before they were closing but it was still delicious. The inside was so smooth and creamy and had subtle but delicious notes of caramel. The pastry shell was perfectly crispy and flaky. It was a great bite and I ate the whole thing in just a few minutes. The atmosphere inside is nice and the service is friendly and I especially like the touch with the bright green on-brand receipts they give you read more
4 months ago
I really like how the pastry looks so unique and different from other Asian bakeries I've been to. Ordering your food is fast because it's readily available. The only thing youll have to wait for is if you order a drink which I did. I had the green tea coconut and it was not what I was expecting, didnt taste sweet and just taste like grass. It tasted very green. The pastry looked amazing but didnt taste that amazing. Also if you are expecting to eat with a fork, they dont have that. They do however have plastic gloves that they give you and you eat with plastic gloves on. I thought that was a bit weird and felt quite barbaric. I understand eating something like Cajun seafood with gloves on but with pastries, that was definitely a first. There are some seats upstairs and it didnt feel crowded or too busy. I wouldnt come back here though since my family and I did not find anything to be spectacular or even just acceptable. read more
When Naisnow first opened, there was always a long line so I've never visited but this Saturday there was little line so I decided to give them a try. When you first enter the store, the place is decorated with green decor and purple for Mother's Day & blueberry drink specials. Upon entry you get on line to the cashier to place the order. You will pass the pastry counter to decide what to order. They have limited menu but focus on quality. Because it was quiet, in a few minutes I was able to place my order. I decided on 2 egg tarts and the meat floss cakes. The price is average in light of higher costs for everything today! I took everything home and everything was delicious!! Definitely going back!!! read more
3/5 Super avocado $9- contains: oat popping boba, chia seeds, yogurt, coconut milk, & jasmine tea, couldn't taste the latter 3, got less sugar, not sweet enough for once, def wanna try regular sugar next time 2/5 velvet matcha layered latte- this is def 1 of the most bitter matchas I've ever had, wonder if it's cuz we didn't mix it 3/5 Strawberry pro bottle $9.20- tastes like strawberry & yogurt, tart, I don't think I'll ever get used to oat popping boba 3/5 Blueberry pro bottle $9.20- tastes more than just blueberry & yogurt 3/5 matcha tiramisu tart $4.50- strong, decent, definitely tastes like matcha w/o tasting like dirt or grass 3/5 coffee tiramisu tart $4.50- strong, standard read more
Quality and unique drink, but crowded and stuffy Ordered the strawberry berry vary. I liked the sweet sticky rice, added a nice texture to the drink. Came in a very interesting boxy design. Great taste and texture overall, I would likely order it again Staff are very professional, it does seem a bit crowded on their end as well as they are going through the backlog of drinks. Very crowded inside. The lines for order and pickup can be a bit confusing with a lot of customers idling about. There are some seats upstairs, but doesn't seem wheel chair accessible. Only by stairs to get up there, and it's a very tight space. Maybe a handful of tables for 2-4 people each. Tables also aren't super clean at least the one I sat at. Could be from previous customer not cleaning up after themselves read more
Food: The egg tarts here are some of the best I've had in NYC. The crust is flaky and not too thick, and the egg filling is creamy and smooth. The egg tarts are buy 5, get 1 free (so 6 egg tarts come out to about $20). Naisnow also offers some other pastries and sweets as well as drinks. I didn't get a drink, but I would highly recommend you come here for their egg tarts! Service: Staff are friendly and welcoming. Ambiance: The storefront is not that big, but there is seating upstairs. Overall, I would highly recommend this place for their egg tarts! read more
Pistachio Cream horn pastry tasted so Good. Walked in while it wasn't too busy. Was able to walk up to the counter and purchase my pastry. The display window for all the cakes and pastries looked so good, but the pistachio horn definitely caught my eye. The pastry was really yummy and did not disappoint with just the right amount of cream filling and the buttery Croissant shell~tasted good. I was already full from the pastry shop next door, was not able to buy any other baked goods from this store. will definitely return to try more varieties of sweets. read more
The strawberry egg tart was so yummy. It was perfectly airy, light, and sweet. They have so many options to choose from and also have seating options upstairs. Ordering is mainly through a kiosk and items do runout so better to come early read more
5 months ago
Pretty store and they had an Easter special so we got those two drink they were promoting! Super orange - refreshing and I like that the jasmine tea flavor is actually pretty strong here! But the taste overall doesn't feel that balanced and the fruit could be stronger 2.75/5 Mango sago - unfortunately I didn't like this. Very frozen, too many bits and the mango itself was kinda sour not sweet. 0.5/5 Egg tart - crispy flakey outside was good and the filling was decent but too light and not enough eggy sweet flavor 2.75/5 Tiramisu egg tart - surprisingly the cake works well with the tart! 2.75/5 read more
5 months ago
On a Saturday mid-afternoon, this place was packed and had a long line, with quite a long wait time. But the staff were definitely doing the best to keep up with all the orders. The establishment itself is cute and the pastries looked and smelled divine. I ordered the Super Lemon drink which was extremely refreshing especially on a hot day. The drink is more like a lemony ice tea than a lemonade and packs a flavorful punch. It was delicious and I understand why it's a popular spot. I also tried a sip of their Mango drink which tasted like a dessert in a cup, amazing. read more
I enjoy the egg tarts here! The service is quick and efficient here. I got 2 drinks to go. For the type of drinks I ordered, there is a small hole in the lid (meant for a straw), and no stopper/spill stick, which I was surprised about. While they had a cup carrier in the bag, the drinks were moved around a lot on my subway ride, so much so that some of the drink spilled in the bag. While it was great to know they give a full amount of drink, it didn't make for an easy transport. read more
8 months ago
I've been wanting to try Naisnow but it's always so crowded. Finally stopped by on a Tuesday evening where there wasn't much people but there wasn't much options for pastries. Got the Daily Green Bottle which was not bad but nothing special (typical green drink-more apple flavored which was good). I guess since I came around 4pm so there wasn't much pastries left so I tried the Pistachio Cream Horn, there texture was okay similar to a tart texture inside and loaded with cream. When I got my ordered I was only given my drink but it didn't indicate I ordered something else so I had to let them know I also ordered something else which I felt like it was a bit unorganized. Pro : They have upstairs seating. read more
8 months ago
Loved the LIC location. Finally got a chance to try the original, food and drinks are the same though packaging leaves a lot of questions. Most customers travel by subway, bus, or cars. This isn't the only store they go to. One time, I ordered 1 drink and several food items, which came in a container clam shell box so the food things kept the drink upright. Another time, I ordered 1 drink and the egg tart, which came in a bag. The drink spilled in the bag and soaked the egg tart. The egg tarts are good. Love the Jasmine Tea. Make sure to check your packaging to ensure it doesn't spill along your travels. read more
f you haven't tried their bestselling egg tarts, they're easily some of the best you can find in NYC. The egg tarts lean more toward the Portuguese style, with a laminated crust and a rich, jiggly egg custard filling. The crust was incredibly buttery and flaky. $3.9 each is honestly such a steal for the quality! I really wanted to try their matcha tiramisu tart, but it was sadly sold out by the time I got there around 3... ＊Velvet Matcha Layered Latte $5.9 ＊Matcha Latte Boba $6.9 I went with minimal sugar for the velvet matcha and no sugar for the matcha boba since the brown sugar boba already added sweetness. The matcha cream foam on the velvet matcha was decadent. The matcha itself was smooth and rich without being too bitter. Between the two, I definitely preferred the velvet matcha. read more
I brought the pink snow $9 and it was very good. It was mix with the cheese foam on top. I could taste strawberry, creamy cheese, and jasmine tea. It was very refreshing. The only down side is that my drink took over 25 minutes to make. read more
Went here to pick up some egg tarts and the line to pick up was very long. They were super busy but the line seemed to went smoothly, however, I noticed many people whose numbers were after mine were being called but I thought they probably just ordered drinks so maybe that's why it was fast. I ordered 4 egg tarts and waited over 30 min. Not even exaggerating, the receipt showed 4:13 and didn't get my tarts until,4:47. So many people who came after me got their order and left. I finally asked them if my order was coming up soon since I've been waiting so long... the worker took my receipt and walked away... didn't give me an update, apologize for the wait... didn't acknowledge me at all. 10 min later....he came back with my order. So not sure if they forgot or lost my order or if it actually takes that long for tarts. Were they good? Yes. Worth the wait? Definitely not Taste like any other egg tart to me ... just more filling. read more
3 months ago
NaiSnow is a tea and bakery spot in Flushing well known in China, though under a different name, Naixue. I walked into a space that feels focused on the food rather than the decor, but there is seating upstairs accessible via a few flights of stairs. It is small but a decent place to sit down if I want to eat in rather than take everything to go. The egg tarts are one of the standout options here. I tried one and the custard was creamy and firm without being overly sweet, and the pastry shell stayed crispy in a way that held up even after I had been standing in line for a few minutes. For an egg tart lover in the city, this is genuinely one of the better versions I have found. Beyond the original, the matcha egg tart is worth trying if I want a variation, delivering on the same creamy texture with an earthy matcha note that works well. The matcha tiramisu and pistachio horn are both solid picks on the pastry side if I want to branch out. On the drinks side, the containers are square, which is a fun detail, and the lavender milk tea and the super avocado drink are both worth considering depending on what I am in the mood for. Arriving closer to closing means a reduced selection of baked goods, so going earlier gives me the best spread to choose from. Lines can get long during peak hours but move at a reasonable pace. Counter staff stayed friendly even when the place was slammed, which made the wait easier. For a well executed egg tart and a solid selection of teas and pastries, NaiSnow is a reliable stop in Flushing. read more
Went to the Nai Snow promo event in January for trying their fruit tea. We ordered the berry tea and grape tea and we were impressed! There is a sitting area upstairs for drinking the tea even though it is not obvious. Great customer service, too! Came back remembering that the matcha egg tart that I tried in October last year was light and yummy.Their pastries are creatively made with quality ingredients. Same can be said about their signature drinks. Have yet to try their version of the mango pomelo sago drink which ran out when I went there in January of this year. read more
Treats first, thoughts after... I specifically came for the egg tarts. Best I have ever had. Croissant crust with excellent interior custard. It leaves a nice clear feeling in the mouth afterwards. Upstairs sitting area. The queue can get long and there can be a lot of congested traffic but what good bakery doesn't have this. No bathroom. read more
When I first saw Naisnow's Matcha and Coffee Tiramisu topped egg tarts I was like what kind of gimmickery is this!? But as I thought about I started imagining the different textures of the whipped creamy tiramisu, cake, egg tart filling and flaky shell and considering could they work well together? Well I am happy to report that they do. In fact, very well! I tried the coffee flavored one (no Matcha available this day) It all comes together for a very satisfying desserty treat. The soft spongy cake layer adds a bit of contrast between the creamy topping and custardy egg tart. I thought the shell of the tart was a bit overdone, but I wonder if it was more flaky and tender would it just get lost in the mix. I tried a couple of sips of the Super Avocado which is billed as a meal replacement. I took my first sip and said oooh I don't like that. Something about the liquidy avocado flavor, chia seeds and popping balls and whatever other stuff they are putting in here gives it a slimy texture and insipid flavor that my second sip confirmed is not for me. On a Tuesday afternoon the wait time from ordering (10 min wait to order) to getting my goods in hand was about 30 minutes. My suggestion is plan other errands or get other treats nearby. Don't be like most of the other folks crowding the small space waiting the whole time for your pickup. Your number gives you a good estimate of how long you will wait when you see the ready board. Welcome to the neighborhood Naisnow! read more
They took over Iris Bakery, so they have a prime corner location! We went mid afternoon on a weekday and it was still a long wait! (Maybe 30 mins) It's tightly setup inside, but you can see the order status screen from the outside, so we waited outside (and went to grab other food real quick). They were out of the Matcha Tiramisu Egg Tart, but they still had the regular Coffee Tiramisu Egg Tart. It had a good crisp shell, and custardy texture. It's surprisingly not too sweet. I enjoyed the hint of coffee flavor. Besides the egg tarts, I was intrigued by the Super Avocado (which they market as a meal replacement). I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed the oat popping bubbles. It is a better texture than just plain oats in the drink (plus easier to sip up the straw!). It had very good avocado flavor, while the other ingredients aren't too noticable (kale, jasmine tea, yogurt, coconut milk). Texture wise, it was creamy and for the most part, the chia seeds went unnoticed, which I liked. I didn't think to take a picture as it was in a regular boba cup instead of the aesthetic boxy cups I've seen pictures of. I'll be back to try their other pastries and for the Super Avocado. I'm just going to wait for the lines to die down. read more
Refreshing and creative drinks with a healthy twist. Ambience (4/5): Clean, bright, and modern setup--great for a casual stop. Food (5/5): The Super Avocado was excellent and fresh; oatmeal boba added a fun, chewy texture. Value (4/5): Fairly priced for the quality and freshness. Service (4/5): Friendly and efficient, drinks came out quickly. read more
I came around 6ish, a couple of weeks after the grand opening. There was still a long line! I got the Daily Green Bottle and the Super Avocado. They did not come in the bottle that they were advertised in. I think they ran out of the bottles? I felt that the Daily Green Bottle was what you expect from a kale drink. But I wasn't really a fan of the Super Avocado. I felt like a lot was going on, and it was very bland. BUT i guess if you want to replace a meal with it, then it's good. I didn't get the try the pastries and the other drinks, so I will definitely go back for them! read more
10 months ago
Fresh fruity drinks. I think it really is like a smoothie, just with freshly peeled fruits (thank goodness, I like my grapes peeled) and some cheese foam! It does taste refreshing and nice, so I will definetly be back for some friit teas! Inside is crowded. They have some seating upstairs. They sell out of tarts very early. The staff was staff was kind and patient with us while we ordered read more
I finally stopped by Naisnow, and honestly, I'm already planning my next visit. At first, ordering is a bit weird. You walk in seeing a showcase of the desserts thinking you can order from the person behind the counter but shes just responsible for packing. You actually have to keep walking to the back to the register. Their caramel egg tarts were the first thing I tried, and they were delicious. The crust was delicate and flaky--light enough to crumble perfectly but sturdy enough to hold that silky custard. It wasn't overly sugary either. These do sell out fast. I also ordered the Super Avocado drink, and it lived up to its name. It was incredibly creamy, almost like a dessert in a cup, but still refreshing and can be a bit heavy. It had this unique popping oatmeal boba which i never heard of or even tried before. You can really taste the fresh avocado. I wished that they had asked me how sweet i wanted the drink because it could've been sweeter. On a negative note: There shouldn't be a long wait for desserts to be packaged. Hopefully, they speed it up and not doing this to hype it up. read more
I visited on their opening day before noon and they had a separate line for delivery app pick up and for walk in ordering. It took about an hour before I was able to get inside. While waiting, the Chinese food delivery apps gave out little fans and playing cards to us waiting in line which was nice of them. Inside they only have the drink menu on the TV, not the food items. Food items were in the display cases. Since it was their opening day, the signs for the food items were a bit all over the place but I'm sure they'll eventually smooth out those operational bumps. Obviously the the egg tarts are one of their best sellers so I got the matcha tiramisu and normal egg tarts. Redeemed my free drink coupon (from their pre-opening promotions) for the white snow which was a matcha jasmine milk tea. Also ordered the avocado smoothie and matcha coconut drink as part of the BOGO deal. I went back for my order in about 20 minutes and the items were read y for pick up. They display the order numbers on the TV screen high up so you can see it from the entrance. Be careful though that if you order food and drink items, they don't package them together so make sure you get both bags before leaving. The drinks seem to travel well in their insulated bags but they aren't sealed so there's a chance for spillage. White snow- I think they might've given me the wrong drink. All I tasted was coconut water and matcha instead of jasmine milk tea. That's too bad, I was looking forward to trying this drink. Matcha coconut- tasted like matcha and coconut water. Not really my type of drink but nice to try it at least once. Avocado smoothie- surprisingly not too heavy on the avocado flavor. It's marketed as a meal replacement item on the menu and with the amount of toppings added (popping barley boba, chia seeds) it sure seems that way. A very healthy drink amongst the sea of milk tea shops around it. The egg tarts are where I think they really shine. The matcha tiramisu tart was basically the normal tart plus a small piece of matcha tiramisu cake on top. Who knew this pairing would work so well together? The egg tart custard was so creamy and reminded me of crème brûlée while the pastry shell was super flakey almost like a croissant. I think once the crowds die down, I might go back to try their other tarts and savory options. For their grand opening, they were also giving away gifts like jasmine scented stone ornament and a tote bag. read more
11 months ago
A new bakery that opened in the heart of Flushing at the corner of Prince St and Roosevelt Ave. I came by on a weekday afternoon and the line was shorter than the last few days during their grand opening promotions. Even though I started waiting from inside the building, the wait was still about 15-20 minutes before I reached the cashier. Surprisingly, there was no limit to how many things I can order so I got 4 of their caramel Egg tarts, the Daily Green Drink and a Matcha Coconut Drink. I did not get to try their Super Avocado Drink since they ran out. As for all the other flavored tarts and pastries, they were all sold out as well. The caramel Egg tarts are decent size and quality for $4. The outside layers are so crispy and the inside is not too sweet. The green juice reminds me of the island green smoothie from tropical smoothie cafe but with a jasmine tea kick to it which is good if you want a healthier alternative. The matcha Coconut juice is simply coconut juice with matcha. It's the first of its kind here in Queens or Flushing area, but it's been popular in the city where coconut juice is used as the base for other stronger flavors. Would love to come back to try the Super Avocado Drink and the Tiramisu Tarts! The prices are pretty average compared to the other places in Flushing. I'm so happy they opened up the seating area upstairs too! For the longest time, it's been closed when it was Iris Bakery previously. And it's not hot at all upstairs even though you're right above a kitchen. Love the vibes! read more
Each time I came the line to order is short, but the line to pickup is very long. It took around 20 minutes for them to just pack some pastries. Sometimes it even takes 30 mins. I hope they fix this because it really makes the experience very uncomfortable and bad. The store is nice, clean and bright green. Theres a seats and tables upstairs. The staff seems uninterested and bored. The eggtarts were not bad. I like the crust, but the filling is a bit too soft for my liking. My kids love it though. The pistachio horn pastry was okay. I wanted the special matcha and coffee eggtarts, but they are sold out each time. I also tried mango sago drink was okay. I originally wanted to try the matcha coconut, but it was also sold out. read more
I honestly don't see what the hype is all about. I was waiting for the hype to die down and it quickly did. There was absolutely no line outside the store. Went fairly early in the morning and they ran out of the matcha drink!! How is that even possible? There are way too many staff just lounging around than actually doing the work - they were busy chit chatting instead of calling the number for ppl's drinks. The egg tart - sweet but not overly sweet, it was more on a watery side than firm. the crust is very buttery and flaky. mango sago - typical sweet mango pomelo drink, full of ice but plenty of real mango pieces. did not taste the jasmine tea at all white snow - light jasmine flavor and more milk than needed read more
Got their egg tarts, absolutely delicious. The flavors were on point. The pastry was flaky and thin. The egg custard was creamy and silky. I would go back just for their tarts. Was going to get the matcha coconut, but they were out of coconut. So got their mango pomelo, which was very good. You could taste the freshness of the mango. My husband got the very orange and it was good as well. It was like orange juice with fresh citrus in it. My only complaint was that the instructions on how to know your order was ready was not really clear. After ordering all I knew was that there was a line on the side to wait for your order. If it wasn't for my husband I probably wouldn't have known that there was actually a screen that displays the order numbers when it is ready. The screen was located where the cashier was, but in between two other screens that displayed the menus. There were also other customers that did not really know if their order was ready or not. I think the cashiers should mention this when giving us the receipts. But other then that, everything here was very good. read more
Cute new bakery in Flushing. I was hoping for a stronger matcha flavor in the matcha coconut drink, but it was still good. The matcha tiramisu tart was so pretty, I loved the crispy tart, but I didn't think it tasted much like a tiramisu. They are pretty crowded inside, and as of right now they haven't opened any seating area. read more
3.5/5 stars A little pricey, even for this economy. Didn't get any of the drinks this time since the wait was LOOOOONG. I saw people waiting 30+ minutes after their order to pick up their drinks. I ordered two of the caramel tarts, one matcha and one tiramisu. Taste is okay but very aesthetically pleasing to look at. The upstairs seating wasn't available but I hope to return when it does, and hopefully when the hype dies down I can try some of their matcha drinks. read more
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