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Decided to try out this new spot in SGV, and I was blown away by how good the egg tarts ($3.9) were. The crust is incredibly flakey, and the custard filling was rich, silky, and smooth. Every bite was so satisfying. I had to get extra for my family and they all loved it. I'd definitely come back to get more. As for the drink, I tried the Super Avocado ($8.9) and Daily Green Bottle ($6.9). I enjoyed the daily green bottle, it tasted just as healthy as it looked. It was refreshing, light, and not overly sweet. On the other hand, Super avocado was a bit of an acquired taste. I had to spit out my first sip because I thought the chia seeds was spoiled. To me, the sour yogurt and oat popping boba didn't really work well together. The taste was really off putting to me.
I thought I was completely loyal to Sunmerry's Napoleon egg tarts, but Naisnow has officially won me over. Yes, they're about three times the price, so for the sake of my wallet I'll probably have to rotate between the two! The wait time here can be pretty insane. There's only one ordering kiosk, and customers often take a while to decide what they want. If you're short on time, I'd recommend ordering through the Fantuan app and picking up your order instead. We also tried the mango sago drink, which was delicious and customizable with different sugar levels. Next time, I'd love to explore their matcha drink series as well. As for the egg tarts just stick with the original. The crust is incredibly flaky, buttery, and packed with delicate layers, while the custard filling is rich and delicious. We also tried the strawberry, matcha, and tiramisu flavors, but I felt the extra creams and toppings overwhelmed what makes the egg tart so special in the first place. It's absolutely worth the splurge, though probably not something I should indulge in too often for the sake of both my wallet and my waistline!
I found this sweet spot last week while I was in the area and so glad I tried it. I went in on a Friday after lunch time and it wasn't too crazy. I found parking right away and there wasn't a line. I went up to kiosk to place my order. Pretty easy and quick. I got the original caramel tart, strawberry tart, and coffee tiramisu tart. I loved how crispy and flake the crust was on everything. My daughters loved the strawberry one. Fresh strawberries with cream.. who wouldn't like it? The coffee tiramisu wasn't too strong and was just the right amount of coffee flavor. My favorite though... the original caramel egg tart. It was smooth and creamy just like a crème brûlée. I bought some extras to take back home. They were devoured immediately. Honestly for the size and price this place is amazing. I will definitely be back again and will be recommending this to everyone I know. Delicious and the price is right!
Came here on a Wednesday afternoon and there was a barely a line that formed though parking was definitely busy so I had to go in the underground garage but it took less than 5 minutes to find a spot. What I ordered: -Caramel Egg Tart: Not bad. Very crispy and flaky pastry though I thought the filling was very faint in egg flavor. It's definitely a Portuguese version as opposed to a Hong Kong style so it was much more cream-forward. I also found the custard to be a tad curdled. I'd still eat it if someone bought it, but I'd rather spend my money at Jim's Bakery in Monterey Park for egg tarts. -Mango Sago: If you like this drink at HeyTea or Molly Tea, you will be disappointed here. Coconut flavor is very light and the drink is very watery compared to the other chains. It's a bit tart and the grapefruit bits get a chance to shine but I wouldn't recommend. Parking and the shop: The shop is located in the ever so popular plaza on Valley in San Gabriel. Parking is a bit of a hot mess, especially if you go during peak hours but there is the main plaza as well as the underground garage which is helpful. The shop is fairly small, with only a handful of tables for seating. It wasn't very clean when I went; I noticed a bunch of straw wrappers, and napkins thrown on the floor which wasn't the best environment. You order on a kiosk and wait to be called. They do text you when your order is ready and generally the pastries are ready before the drinks are on the left hand side of the counter. I only ordered one egg tart so they packaged it in a thin paper/plastic sleeve so be careful if you will be transporting it. Service was standard. Overall: Nothing particularly wowed me. I would return if a friend wanted to try, but I think there are better options for egg tarts and drinks in the SGV.
At Naisnow, the egg tart was absolutely delicious. The lightly burnt top had no bitterness at all, and the crust was impressively flaky! You could really taste each delicate, buttery layer with every bite. I also tried their super grape drink, which was super refreshing, not too sweet, and well-balanced. I ended up buying a box of six egg tarts since it was more cost-effective than purchasing them individually. The interior is really nice and clean! You can watch the egg tarts being freshly baked in the oven, while viewing all the other baked goodies on display. Parking can be a bit of a hassle due to the awkward entrance and exit, but there's plenty of underground parking available once you get in! The main challenge is just navigating the flow in and out.
Came here on a whim to check out the hype and the egg tart was surprisingly good. This is not your traditional Chinese egg tart. It is more like a Portuguese egg tart with a very flaky crust. It's well balanced and not too sweet, crust is flaky and buttery. Definitely pretty up there in terms of Portuguese egg tarts for me! I also got their bacon and egg salad tart, their pork floss cake, and an avocado drink. They were all good, but honestly, just come for the egg tarts. Ordering is easy via a kiosk and the line was pretty crazy when I came. Ended up waiting ~15min. They also have a mobile app which you can get a small discount if you order via the app! 5 stars for egg tart. 3 stars for drink. 4 stars for everything else.
Parking: Plaza parking is rough. There a ground level and an underground lot but it's always jam packed with cars as there are a bunch of businesses in this area. Interior: clean, good for medium size groups, not too spacious. Wait Time: not that busy on a weekend afternoon. One kiosk to order. Items Order: White snow $7 - match was very light in flavor but the cheese foam mixed well with the strong jasmine milk tea
Not here for the egg tarts. It's huge but too sweet for my taste. It's not like the dim sum ones I'm used to. Haven't tried other Tarts they have there but I'll skip. HOWEVER! I am here for their food smoothies! I've tried all three: strawberry, avocado, and blueberries. Favorite of all time: blueberries because even when I put the sugar at 25%, it still has a little sweetness. Same for strawberries. But avocado o is great gor a really healthy protein meal. I also prefer less sugar for a good break from the boba. Matcha milk tea is good too. Very dense and tasteful.
I recently visited NaiSnow and had a pleasant experience overall. The ambiance was bright, clean, and cozy - perfect for catching up with friends or enjoying an afternoon treat. The service was okay - not particularly memorable, but staff were able to help with orders and keep things moving smoothly. Of all the pastries I tried, the caramel egg tart and strawberry tart were my favorites. The caramel egg tart had a rich, silky filling with just the right amount of sweetness, while the strawberry tart was fresh, light, and beautifully balanced. I also ordered the coffee tiramisu tart and matcha tiramisu tart, both of which were delicious and showcased unique flavors without being overly sweet. For drinks, I tried the super avocado, mango sago, super whole lemon black tea, and white snow jasmine green tea. While all of them were refreshing, the standout for me was the super whole lemon black tea. What made it special was how the lemon was thinly chopped and incorporated into the drink, allowing the citrus oils and flavors from the peel to really shine through. It added a bright, fragrant citrus note that elevated the entire drink and made it especially refreshing. It kind of reminded me of the lemon iced tea drink that one would get at a cafe restaurant. Overall, NaiSnow offers a great combination of quality desserts and creative drinks. NaiSnow is worth a visit if you're looking for tasty desserts and creative drinks in a comfortable setting. I'd come back for the caramel egg tart, strawberry tart, and especially the super whole lemon black tea.
We came here on a whim when driving back from the SGV. Unfortunately the parking in the plaza it's located in is chaotic but is it worth? Happily I can report yes! We ordered the matcha tiramisu egg tart, the caramel egg tart, and the pink snow since there was a promo for buy one get one half off (this girl loves a good deal)! We had to wait for a bit as there was a lot of people late in the night who had the same idea we had, but I was super pleased with the clean presentation once it was done. The kiosk system was straightforward, if you ordered a drink and an egg tart, you will have to pick up from the drink counter and then the food counter separately. Egg tarts- caramel is a very classic, sweet flavor. I was a big fan of the crust which I didn't feel was too greasy and the custard which was soft but not mushy. The matcha tiramisu one was selling like crazy and I'm glad we got it because it was worth the hype. The texture difference between the piece on top vs the actual base nested in the crunchy crust was very nicely balanced and the easy to eat. High recommend Pink snow: I loved this drink- excellent balance of tea, cream, and strawberry that didn't feel too rich but just refreshing enough to take more sips. Based off my impression of what I got, I'm curious and would be willing to chance the parking for another taste. Can you say very nai-ce? ;)
Parking can be tough in this plaza especially during busy hours. There is parking on ground level as well as underground. My friend and I came on a Sunday around 3:30pm and it was packed! Line out the door. Since it is a small place there weren't places to really sit and hang. We wanted to come because of their egg tarts we have been seeing online. They have 1 kiosk that people order from. We got the egg tarts, meat floss cake, and pink snow. First thing is the pink snow wasn't great. It tasted like watered down milk with a hint of strawberry. BUT egg tarts were worth the hype and the meat floss cake was a surprise. The egg tarts were pretty big, creamy and sweet. Very crunchy too. For the meat floss cake I didn't know what to expect but it was great as well. Salty and fluffy is how I would describe it. I definitely recommend for their egg tarts and meat floss cake. A little pricey but def worth at least trying once. The workers were nice and made sure to check you had everything.
Attended their soft opening since they were having a great deal with the May combo. If you get one of their combos (Blueberry Pro Bottle and a blueberry tart), then you also get a free purple heart plushy for free. We got there just in time before the wave of people who came in line. There was an iPAD to take orders, as well as a line to order with a person. We ended up getting their Daily Green Bottle (it was very healthy!) and my hubby got their mango drink. We also tried their six-pack egg tarts and that was the star of the show. Our egg tarts were crispy, flaky, and warm without overdoing it on the egg. It might be the best egg tart I've ever had. I would definitely come back for those egg tarts and try their other egg tart offerings. Because it was so busy, there were no tables to sit at so this feels like a grab and go spot but there were three small green tables in the front with wall benches. Parking could be difficult because they share a spot with other restaurants in the plaza but there is underground parking available!
Came here on a Sunday and wow this place is so hectic lol. This shop is too small for all these people trying to order and wait for their order. There is one kiosk to order, and sometimes there's just not room to really stand around, so people would even wait in the kiosk line.... Everyone behind the counter is not really in a mood. They honestly looked so stressed and fed up working here as they're trying to quickly put out orders. Everyone is literally staring right in front of them waiting for their drinks, definitely a lot of pressure lol. Also, their system of passing out drinks is really wack. The numbers on the screen don't really mean anything and they don't call out the numbers. There were so many drinks on the table, I was fairly certain one of them had been mines so I had to check myself. A lot of people are waiting for their number to be called out or the screen to read their number, but they're just wayyyyy behind. So for all that, the service is pretty terrible here when they can't work with all these orders. Molly Tea honestly does a better job and they're just as busy. Anyways, I mainly wanted to come here to try the egg tarts. I ordered 4 egg tarts and a super whole lemon drink which was surprisingly just for $5. An egg tart roughly costs about $4, so my total was around $20 for 4 egg tarts and a drink. Kinda pricey for egg tarts but at least these are bigger than normal dim sum size. I brought these back for my parents to enjoy and they really liked it! The outer layer is very crispy, these are more like Portuguese egg tarts, and the inside was very silky, nice and sweet! Egg tarts were pretty darn good. The drink was also very refreshing, I should have gotten it even lesser sweet, but it was a nice refreshing drink to have.
4 days ago
naisnow has the best egg tarts ive ever had in socal! i got the original caramel egg tarts - they are a sizable portion, and when you bite into the flakey crust, you are met with a pillowy, eggy, goodness of custard!! bacon potato salad tart - this is a great savory option. this one doesnt have the egg custard - instead it is just the pastry shell filled with the egg salad bits. pork floss mini cake was unique and spongey, not too sweet. im not typically a matcha person, but their matcha is real good. its strong and they dont skimp out on the matcha powder. you can order at a kiosk or counter. the line was quick when i went around 3:20pm on a saturday, but when i went back to buy more egg tarts at 4:30pm it was packed! it's noisy when it gets busy, so it could be hard to notice if they call your order number. theres limited seating indoors. tip: grab the small square packet by the utensils- they are plastic gloves for you to use when eating the egg tarts :) read more
I feel like this spot is slower w making their drinks than others however, their drinks are absolutely delicious. So are the egg tarts! It's fresh and crunch on the outside. The super grape was light and refreshing with actual pieces of grapes inside. I got that without the cheese foam and the whole top portion of my drink was empty. The super avocado felt like I was drinking something extremely healthy which I loved. It had a lot going on but I didn't mind the popping boba and chia seeds in there. Love the little rectangular bottle they put it in, so aesthetically pleasing. The parking on ground level can get pretty busy due to a lot of other food spots next door but there's also underground parking. read more
Decided to try out this new spot in SGV, and I was blown away by how good the egg tarts ($3.9) were. The crust is incredibly flakey, and the custard filling was rich, silky, and smooth. Every bite was so satisfying. I had to get extra for my family and they all loved it. I'd definitely come back to get more. As for the drink, I tried the Super Avocado ($8.9) and Daily Green Bottle ($6.9). I enjoyed the daily green bottle, it tasted just as healthy as it looked. It was refreshing, light, and not overly sweet. On the other hand, Super avocado was a bit of an acquired taste. I had to spit out my first sip because I thought the chia seeds was spoiled. To me, the sour yogurt and oat popping boba didn't really work well together. The taste was really off putting to me. read more
I thought I was completely loyal to Sunmerry's Napoleon egg tarts, but Naisnow has officially won me over. Yes, they're about three times the price, so for the sake of my wallet I'll probably have to rotate between the two! The wait time here can be pretty insane. There's only one ordering kiosk, and customers often take a while to decide what they want. If you're short on time, I'd recommend ordering through the Fantuan app and picking up your order instead. We also tried the mango sago drink, which was delicious and customizable with different sugar levels. Next time, I'd love to explore their matcha drink series as well. As for the egg tarts just stick with the original. The crust is incredibly flaky, buttery, and packed with delicate layers, while the custard filling is rich and delicious. We also tried the strawberry, matcha, and tiramisu flavors, but I felt the extra creams and toppings overwhelmed what makes the egg tart so special in the first place. It's absolutely worth the splurge, though probably not something I should indulge in too often for the sake of both my wallet and my waistline! read more
10 days ago
I found this sweet spot last week while I was in the area and so glad I tried it. I went in on a Friday after lunch time and it wasn't too crazy. I found parking right away and there wasn't a line. I went up to kiosk to place my order. Pretty easy and quick. I got the original caramel tart, strawberry tart, and coffee tiramisu tart. I loved how crispy and flake the crust was on everything. My daughters loved the strawberry one. Fresh strawberries with cream.. who wouldn't like it? The coffee tiramisu wasn't too strong and was just the right amount of coffee flavor. My favorite though... the original caramel egg tart. It was smooth and creamy just like a crème brûlée. I bought some extras to take back home. They were devoured immediately. Honestly for the size and price this place is amazing. I will definitely be back again and will be recommending this to everyone I know. Delicious and the price is right! read more
Came here on a Wednesday afternoon and there was a barely a line that formed though parking was definitely busy so I had to go in the underground garage but it took less than 5 minutes to find a spot. What I ordered: -Caramel Egg Tart: Not bad. Very crispy and flaky pastry though I thought the filling was very faint in egg flavor. It's definitely a Portuguese version as opposed to a Hong Kong style so it was much more cream-forward. I also found the custard to be a tad curdled. I'd still eat it if someone bought it, but I'd rather spend my money at Jim's Bakery in Monterey Park for egg tarts. -Mango Sago: If you like this drink at HeyTea or Molly Tea, you will be disappointed here. Coconut flavor is very light and the drink is very watery compared to the other chains. It's a bit tart and the grapefruit bits get a chance to shine but I wouldn't recommend. Parking and the shop: The shop is located in the ever so popular plaza on Valley in San Gabriel. Parking is a bit of a hot mess, especially if you go during peak hours but there is the main plaza as well as the underground garage which is helpful. The shop is fairly small, with only a handful of tables for seating. It wasn't very clean when I went; I noticed a bunch of straw wrappers, and napkins thrown on the floor which wasn't the best environment. You order on a kiosk and wait to be called. They do text you when your order is ready and generally the pastries are ready before the drinks are on the left hand side of the counter. I only ordered one egg tart so they packaged it in a thin paper/plastic sleeve so be careful if you will be transporting it. Service was standard. Overall: Nothing particularly wowed me. I would return if a friend wanted to try, but I think there are better options for egg tarts and drinks in the SGV. read more
At Naisnow, the egg tart was absolutely delicious. The lightly burnt top had no bitterness at all, and the crust was impressively flaky! You could really taste each delicate, buttery layer with every bite. I also tried their super grape drink, which was super refreshing, not too sweet, and well-balanced. I ended up buying a box of six egg tarts since it was more cost-effective than purchasing them individually. The interior is really nice and clean! You can watch the egg tarts being freshly baked in the oven, while viewing all the other baked goodies on display. Parking can be a bit of a hassle due to the awkward entrance and exit, but there's plenty of underground parking available once you get in! The main challenge is just navigating the flow in and out. read more
12 days ago
Came here on a whim to check out the hype and the egg tart was surprisingly good. This is not your traditional Chinese egg tart. It is more like a Portuguese egg tart with a very flaky crust. It's well balanced and not too sweet, crust is flaky and buttery. Definitely pretty up there in terms of Portuguese egg tarts for me! I also got their bacon and egg salad tart, their pork floss cake, and an avocado drink. They were all good, but honestly, just come for the egg tarts. Ordering is easy via a kiosk and the line was pretty crazy when I came. Ended up waiting ~15min. They also have a mobile app which you can get a small discount if you order via the app! 5 stars for egg tart. 3 stars for drink. 4 stars for everything else. read more
Parking: Plaza parking is rough. There a ground level and an underground lot but it's always jam packed with cars as there are a bunch of businesses in this area. Interior: clean, good for medium size groups, not too spacious. Wait Time: not that busy on a weekend afternoon. One kiosk to order. Items Order: White snow $7 - match was very light in flavor but the cheese foam mixed well with the strong jasmine milk tea read more
Not here for the egg tarts. It's huge but too sweet for my taste. It's not like the dim sum ones I'm used to. Haven't tried other Tarts they have there but I'll skip. HOWEVER! I am here for their food smoothies! I've tried all three: strawberry, avocado, and blueberries. Favorite of all time: blueberries because even when I put the sugar at 25%, it still has a little sweetness. Same for strawberries. But avocado o is great gor a really healthy protein meal. I also prefer less sugar for a good break from the boba. Matcha milk tea is good too. Very dense and tasteful. read more
I recently visited NaiSnow and had a pleasant experience overall. The ambiance was bright, clean, and cozy - perfect for catching up with friends or enjoying an afternoon treat. The service was okay - not particularly memorable, but staff were able to help with orders and keep things moving smoothly. Of all the pastries I tried, the caramel egg tart and strawberry tart were my favorites. The caramel egg tart had a rich, silky filling with just the right amount of sweetness, while the strawberry tart was fresh, light, and beautifully balanced. I also ordered the coffee tiramisu tart and matcha tiramisu tart, both of which were delicious and showcased unique flavors without being overly sweet. For drinks, I tried the super avocado, mango sago, super whole lemon black tea, and white snow jasmine green tea. While all of them were refreshing, the standout for me was the super whole lemon black tea. What made it special was how the lemon was thinly chopped and incorporated into the drink, allowing the citrus oils and flavors from the peel to really shine through. It added a bright, fragrant citrus note that elevated the entire drink and made it especially refreshing. It kind of reminded me of the lemon iced tea drink that one would get at a cafe restaurant. Overall, NaiSnow offers a great combination of quality desserts and creative drinks. NaiSnow is worth a visit if you're looking for tasty desserts and creative drinks in a comfortable setting. I'd come back for the caramel egg tart, strawberry tart, and especially the super whole lemon black tea. read more
We came here on a whim when driving back from the SGV. Unfortunately the parking in the plaza it's located in is chaotic but is it worth? Happily I can report yes! We ordered the matcha tiramisu egg tart, the caramel egg tart, and the pink snow since there was a promo for buy one get one half off (this girl loves a good deal)! We had to wait for a bit as there was a lot of people late in the night who had the same idea we had, but I was super pleased with the clean presentation once it was done. The kiosk system was straightforward, if you ordered a drink and an egg tart, you will have to pick up from the drink counter and then the food counter separately. Egg tarts- caramel is a very classic, sweet flavor. I was a big fan of the crust which I didn't feel was too greasy and the custard which was soft but not mushy. The matcha tiramisu one was selling like crazy and I'm glad we got it because it was worth the hype. The texture difference between the piece on top vs the actual base nested in the crunchy crust was very nicely balanced and the easy to eat. High recommend Pink snow: I loved this drink- excellent balance of tea, cream, and strawberry that didn't feel too rich but just refreshing enough to take more sips. Based off my impression of what I got, I'm curious and would be willing to chance the parking for another taste. Can you say very nai-ce? ;) read more
Parking can be tough in this plaza especially during busy hours. There is parking on ground level as well as underground. My friend and I came on a Sunday around 3:30pm and it was packed! Line out the door. Since it is a small place there weren't places to really sit and hang. We wanted to come because of their egg tarts we have been seeing online. They have 1 kiosk that people order from. We got the egg tarts, meat floss cake, and pink snow. First thing is the pink snow wasn't great. It tasted like watered down milk with a hint of strawberry. BUT egg tarts were worth the hype and the meat floss cake was a surprise. The egg tarts were pretty big, creamy and sweet. Very crunchy too. For the meat floss cake I didn't know what to expect but it was great as well. Salty and fluffy is how I would describe it. I definitely recommend for their egg tarts and meat floss cake. A little pricey but def worth at least trying once. The workers were nice and made sure to check you had everything. read more
Attended their soft opening since they were having a great deal with the May combo. If you get one of their combos (Blueberry Pro Bottle and a blueberry tart), then you also get a free purple heart plushy for free. We got there just in time before the wave of people who came in line. There was an iPAD to take orders, as well as a line to order with a person. We ended up getting their Daily Green Bottle (it was very healthy!) and my hubby got their mango drink. We also tried their six-pack egg tarts and that was the star of the show. Our egg tarts were crispy, flaky, and warm without overdoing it on the egg. It might be the best egg tart I've ever had. I would definitely come back for those egg tarts and try their other egg tart offerings. Because it was so busy, there were no tables to sit at so this feels like a grab and go spot but there were three small green tables in the front with wall benches. Parking could be difficult because they share a spot with other restaurants in the plaza but there is underground parking available! read more
1 month ago
Came here on a Sunday and wow this place is so hectic lol. This shop is too small for all these people trying to order and wait for their order. There is one kiosk to order, and sometimes there's just not room to really stand around, so people would even wait in the kiosk line.... Everyone behind the counter is not really in a mood. They honestly looked so stressed and fed up working here as they're trying to quickly put out orders. Everyone is literally staring right in front of them waiting for their drinks, definitely a lot of pressure lol. Also, their system of passing out drinks is really wack. The numbers on the screen don't really mean anything and they don't call out the numbers. There were so many drinks on the table, I was fairly certain one of them had been mines so I had to check myself. A lot of people are waiting for their number to be called out or the screen to read their number, but they're just wayyyyy behind. So for all that, the service is pretty terrible here when they can't work with all these orders. Molly Tea honestly does a better job and they're just as busy. Anyways, I mainly wanted to come here to try the egg tarts. I ordered 4 egg tarts and a super whole lemon drink which was surprisingly just for $5. An egg tart roughly costs about $4, so my total was around $20 for 4 egg tarts and a drink. Kinda pricey for egg tarts but at least these are bigger than normal dim sum size. I brought these back for my parents to enjoy and they really liked it! The outer layer is very crispy, these are more like Portuguese egg tarts, and the inside was very silky, nice and sweet! Egg tarts were pretty darn good. The drink was also very refreshing, I should have gotten it even lesser sweet, but it was a nice refreshing drink to have. read more
Visited Naisnow yesterday after seeing their videos on IG. Picked up the 6‑piece egg tarts, two bacon potato salad tarts, and a mango sago tea. The egg tarts were tasty with a nice texture, though a bit too eggy for my personal preference. The bacon potato salad tart was the standout -- my boys absolutely loved it. The mango sago tea was refreshing and a great pairing with the pastries. Prices are on the higher side, but overall a fun treat and worth trying. read more
Mango sago 8/10 - delicious, you get what you're paying for. I still think 3catea makes the best one. This is way better than bengong for sure. OG caramel egg tart 10/10 - super flakey, perfect bite Strawberry tart 4/10 - very milky, I like strawberry but this is not the vibe read more
Came several times and tried so many items here. Everything was ok, but they have the BEST grape tea and blueberry pro bottle. The grape tastes like jelly and i even had to think about it carefully to see if it was jelly or real grape (i think real lol). The pro bottle also has real blueberry and the popping boba with yummy yogurt. These 2 drinks are worth the 5 stars for me because I don't see other boba places doing it as good. As for the other stuff: matcha was ok, strawberry jasmine tea was sour and strawberry snow was a bit bland tbh can't really taste the tea (just felt like milk water and strawberry chunks). Also tried orange tea, also just ok, felt overpriced bc they put the slices inside and dump a whole bunch of ice. Egg tart was yummy but I would say Auntea Jenny's egg tart was slightly better but tbh just personal preference. Strawberry moritozzo was not that good. The bread was dry and doesn't taste like strawberry. The cream was good tho! I also tried the egg pork floss cube, also just ok but just not my style. I can see people liking it tho. Drinks tend to be sweet so I usually do 30% sugar even tho i usually do 50-75% at other places. Wait tend to be long on weekends. I had to wait 40 min after ordering to get my drinks. So now i just order via fantuan and pick up later read more
The store is wayyy too packed and small for the crowds. My friend and I went on a Sunday night, a little before 9 and we waited for more than 40 minutes for our orders. White snow: the tea flavor is really strong and noticeable. However, they do not have milk alternatives! All of their milk tea options are made of whole milk and you cannot change that. Really hope they can provide alternatives in the near future. Score: 4/5 Daily Green Bottle: A "healthy" choice, you can't really taste the kale. So you can still drink it if you don't like kales. Not too sweet which is good. Score: 4/5 Tarts: the tarts are like Portuguese style, very crispy outer layers. It is not sweet, but kind of pricey. The caramel was $4 and matcha tiramisu was slightly more expensive. The matcha is rich but not too heavy. None of their milk tarts are overly sweet. We were told to wait for 25 minutes for the new batch to be made, we ended up waiting more than 40 minutes. Also, don't expect this tart to be made from scratch. I see the employees brought out packaged frozen/ pre-made crusts from the back. I mean this makes sense since they are a chain. Score: 4.5/5. Service: all of their employees look burnt out and overwhelmed! Orders were missed and confused. My friend ordered pick-up, but they completely missed her order. The wait time is insanely long. Some of their employees are still in training, so mistakes happen (which I totally understand). I hope the employees are able to have enough break time. I see a staff had to swap out to help with egg tart packaging because he was too overwhelmed with making the drinks. read more
as a certified egg tart lover, this was high on my bucket list of egg tart places to try, and i think naisnow has become my top tier place to get egg tarts !! i came here on a sunday around 10 am, and there was quite a bit of people in line and sitting around, but the service was really quick and efficient! there is a good amount of seating to enjoy your egg tarts right as you get them! parking here does suck tho since it's a very packed plaza so beware !!! the tarts: * caramel egg tart: 5/5 - SO! YUMMY! the shell is perfectly crispy, and the custard is very smooth and not too sweet. i could eat 5 of these in one sitting probably. they're also super good still at the end of the day, staying crispy even if not immediately fresh! * coffee tiramisu tart: 4/5 - i liked the tiramisu flavor for this a lot! i'd say it's more of a tiramisu cake on top of a cream filled tart than the whole thing being tiramisu flavored. pretty good! * matcha tiramisu tart: 3/5 - same with the tiramisu tart in which it is a matcha flavored cake on top of a cream filled tart. it didnt really have a strong matcha flavor tho which i would have loved. it was okie, but would not get again. * bacon potato salad tart: 2/5 - i did not enjoy this one much bc the potato salad was really dry compared to potato salad that im used to. i'm assuming bc it was baked into the shell? flavor was alright but would not get again. read more
It wasn't that busy when I arrived. However, the wait was still long. I can't imagine how long the wait would be if the line was to be long. Customers could order thru the kiosk or with a human. I guess if you don't wanna worry about being stared at for not giving a tip then order thru the kiosk. lol I ordered with the staff because I had questions. I wanted to order the tiramisu but didn't see it on display. They do have it. The green egg tart was the matcha tiramisu. The brown one was coffee tiramisu. I ordered the coffee tiramisu, a caramel egg tart, and the potato egg tart. Potatoes egg tart was interesting. I wouldn't think it would be potatoes lol For drinks, I ordered the velvet matcha and the matcha coconut. I tried to order the matcha coconut with matcha on the side, but they wouldn't do it Hahh Caramel egg tart - $3.90 each Coffee Tiramisu tart $4.50 Bacon Potato Salad tart $4.50 Velvet matcha $5.90 Matcha coconut $7.90 All the tarts were surprisingly delicious. The original caramel egg tart was silky smooth. It was buttery & flakey. It was also a decent size for the price. Still a bit pricey for an egg tart, imo. I also enjoyed the coffee tiramisu tart. I m not a fan of tiramisu, but it was really good. Not too sweet. It was soft. I do have to say that it lacked the coffee flavor. If I didn't order it, I wouldn't think it was coffee. The bacon potatoes tart was not bad. The filling was great. The crust was a bit dry, imo. Overall, not bad. I rather eat the bacon potatoes by itself hahha Matcha coconut didn't have much coconut flavor to it. Maybe the matcha was too thick/strong. It overpowered the coconut. Didn't try the velvet matcha, but the nephew said to never get drinks from here again. lol I m guessing it wasn't good or too bitter... Things could be faster, but the way they packaged the stuff was what made the wait longer. The individual paper boxes were hard to close. They kept needing to take the boxes out to close it again. I think they really need to practice on it or find a way to package things faster. Parking could be a disaster read more
This place is so overhyped and overcrowded. There was line out the door when we got there. Drinks: 4/5 I believe that most people were there for their egg tarts because their drinks were pretty lack luster. For being the heart of the SGV, there's just so many tea options and this one had nothing unique to it. We got their matcha latte boba and got regular sweetness. The drink was very bland, it wasn't sweet nor did it have good match flavor to it. The mango sago drink was good, but some of the sago were undercooked and still hard. Food: 5/5 Their egg tarts are freshly made. They taste great and had a crispy crust to them. We tried their regular egg tarts, and would considered trying other flavors as well. Service: 3/5 This place is disorganized with their lines, numbering system, calling system, and counters. It took so long to get our drinks and then we had to wait another 10 minutes to get our egg tarts. They need a better ordering and distribution system. Ambiance: 4/5 This place is really crowded with one little entrance. Inside is somewhat cute given their open kitchen over and their egg tarts display, but it was way too crowded to stay inside to wait for our order. read more
THE BEST egg tart that I have ever had and I've had them at Asian bakeries, homemade, from dim sum, and even at places that are "egg tart specialists". I'm gonna dive deeper into wonderous egg tart recollections, but I'll start off normally with this review. I went here on an off Thursday afternoon after the lunch rush and it was MEGA crowded. Line that went all the way to the door, people taking up all the seats and just standing around waiting for their order. There were a good number of flies all around and some landing on the egg tarts on in the front counter area, even behind the display glass. I recommend the business get those helicopter fan things that deter flies, but I guess it makes sense since there are so many people constantly entering and exiting the building that a fly or two would inevitably get in. Not sure if that's why the place has a B health score or if it's a growing pains thing of being in this plaza (I'm looking at you too, Charlie's Tea). Service was friendly and super efficient despite the long line of customers. I probably waited less than 10 minutes despite there being like 15 people ahead of me. Lots of workers doing a lot of different tasks at once, several making and preparing drinks, calling out orders at the counter, baking the tarts, etc. Well oiled machine. Can't imagine how crazy it is on Friday nights or the weekend, but my experience on a weekday afternoon wasn't too bad. For my order, I got the: 1) Daily Greens Bottle: -Very green, very filled with fiber I'm assuming. It's a juice of Jasmine tea, Kale, green apple, and lemon. A bit tart and sour due to the latter fruits, but has a nice kick in it because of the kale and is a bit smoother with the Jasmine tea. It settles fairly quickly so make sure to mix it without spilling it out of the bottle. A bit too sour for me, but my dad liked it. 2) Daily Greens Super Avocado: -A superfood blend smoothie. Very smooth avocado mixed with kale, coconut milk, and Jasmine tea, and for toppings, oat popping boba, chia seeds, and yogurt. Definitely have to mix well or else you're just going to sip a bunch of yogurt and get no avocado taste. -This is fairly expensive at almost $9 due to I'm sure the avocado, but it was overall alright for what it is. Not a lot of drink, but there's lots of toppings in it. I'm not the biggest avocado fan, but was told that they're known for this, so I had to try at least once. 3) Caramel Egg Tart: -I HAD A RELIGIOUS MOMENT IN THE TAWA GATEWAY PARKING LOT BITING INTO ONE OF THESE. -So good that I ate it in 3 bites like the big back that I am. Delicately sweet and crumbly, croissant/palmier like crust. Flaky, but had a nice crunch to it. Went beautifully well with the caramel egg tart with the slight creme brulee top and the not so sweet, abundant egg custard on the inside. Super delicious, but you have to eat it ASAP. -By a couple hours they were pretty soggy (even more so since I was dumb and had one bag vertical and it smushed one of them) and oily, and lost the deliciousness of the crust, but it was still good in it's own way, just not godly as before. I'm overall just okay with smoothie and juice -esque drinks and if I were to grade just on that, I think it'd be a 4/5, but because the egg tarts were so divine, it's a perfect score for me! Though I have to admit the rectangular narrow cups are pretty unique, makes holding multiple of them easier, and is aesthetically pleasing in it's own right. Definitely coming back for more of their standard egg tarts, to try more styles of egg tarts, and to maybe find a drink that is appealing to me. read more
1 month ago
Amazing egg tarts. There was a long wait for us on a Saturday night around 8pm since they were still pretty new. Ordering at kiosk wasn't too bad but the wait for our order was long. However, the egg tarts were amazing and well worth the money!! Very creamy, custardy, smooth and buttery flakey. Would come back again. Hopefully wait isn't too long. read more
New Boba & Dessert Spot in Hilton Plaza! A new boba and dessert place recently opened in the Hilton Plaza off Valley Blvd and Abbot Ave, near Del Mar Ave. Parking can be a little tricky since there are limited spots on the upper level, but there is additional parking available in the underground garage. The plaza itself can get super busy because there are many restaurants and stores in the area. Why I Came I kept seeing people post pictures of their flaky egg tarts, and that was the main reason I wanted to stop by and try them out. Ordering Experience I came on a Monday afternoon around 4 PM, and there was already a line of customers waiting to place their orders through the one kiosk machine inside the store. You could also see the staff actively packaging fresh egg tarts behind the counter. They offer different flavors of egg tarts along with drinks. I didn't try their drinks this time, so that will definitely be my plan for the next visit. What I Ordered I ordered three flavors of egg tarts: original, chocolate, and matcha, plus the mini meat floss. All four items were great! The chocolate and matcha egg tarts were a little heavier and richer, especially since their egg tarts are bigger than the regular size you might expect. The original was flaky and satisfying, and the mini meat floss was also really good. Atmosphere The inside of the shop is a decent size, but it was packed with people when I visited. It was also pretty loud inside because of the crowd, so this seems like more of a quick dessert stop than a quiet sit-down spot. Wait Time I waited less than 10 minutes for my food, which was faster than I expected considering how busy it was. Overall Overall, this is a good dessert spot and definitely worth coming back to. I'd come again to try their drinks and maybe more egg tart flavors next time! read more
Their caramelized egg tarts are to die for. I can see why this place is so popular, be prepared to wait for a while if you're visiting during the weekends. I tried their super orange two days later and the drink was still refreshing and fragrant. I typically don't go for fruit teas but this is one of my favorite spots. Seating is pretty limited if you want a place to talk and hang out I would find another spot. read more
NaiSnow is located on Valley with a lot of other tea shops, so safe to say there is quite a bit of competition. For a new spot, NaiSnow does have a lot to ride home about. I got to try their Super Lemon Tea and Tiramisu Mocha, and its a bit of hit and miss. The Super Lemon Tea was tasty, definitely recommend and something I wouldn't turn down if it was handed to me. The Tiramisu Mocha, however, tasted really watered down and kind of like hot chocolate (in ice... so cold chocolate?). I got the cream separate from the drink, and I'm glad I did, as I didn't really like the taste of it. They have tasty looking egg tarts, and it seems that is one of their specialties (along with health...ier drinks). They also have other options such as a tiramisu tart, strawberry tart, blueberry tart, and if you're looking for something savory, a bacon potato salad tart! They smell great and I'd love to try one eventually when its less packed! Service was fine but nothing special. There were lots of people and a bit of a rush when I came, so I understand being a bit overwhelmed, especially since the sign on the outside says they're still in the process of training their employees. Inside, there isn't a lot of seating, but enough to sit around and wait for your order. The interior design is intentional and the colors are nice, with the lights and white colors popping on the muted green walls. Overall, I'd give my visit to NaiSnow a 6.5/10. NaiSnow has a lot of potential and I plan on coming back after a few months to see how they've improved. read more
We came for the egg tarts, waited about 30 minutes for a fresh batch, and we stayed for the egg tarts! We tried the strawberry bread as well, but it was no comparison to the egg tarts! I would come back for the egg tarts again. I will line up again for the egg tarts. I will wait again for the egg tarts. It is the fluffiest egg tarts I've had, and it is worth every bite! Also, please read other Yelp reviews. The plaza can get very busy on weekends. The parking situation can be a nightmare, depending on when you go. Prepare to wait and be patient. The place itself is very small; you have to order on the self-order tablet and wait around until your order is ready. There is little to no waiting area inside when it gets busy. Plan accordingly! read more
2 months ago
Saw this bakery recently had a soft opening and made a visit to check it out. Location is ... not the best. Located in the plaza by the Hilton, parking is crazy with a ton of foot traffic. But the storefront is perfect for picking up a drink or dessert and heading on your way. Came on a Sunday afternoon and there wasn't too many people inside. Lots of people sitting around, chatting, or waiting for their orders. Ordered at the kiosk and got my order in about 15 minutes. They only had tiramisu and egg tarts that day. You can buy them individually or in a box of 6. Price was decent. I think it was $3.80 for an egg tart and $5ish for a tiramisu tart. Drinks on the other hand are a little pricey, especially the fruit drinks. Those go for $8-9. The flower egg tart - wow, I'm amazed. I have to say one of the best egg tarts I've had in awhile. It wasn't hot when I ate it, but still tasted fresh. Slight brittle top, super silky and smooth egg custard, and sweet, crispiness to the crust. I really enjoyed every bite. The tiramisu tart almost seemed to have a milk custard with cream and a tiramisu cake piece on top. It was good! But I think I enjoyed the original egg tart more. Still thinking about those egg tarts. I'll definitely be back! read more
Every time someone joined the line they would wonder out loud, "can I just order pickup?" You can't order pastries in advance fyi This place is having a viral moment so maybe avoid the weekends. We came by and the line was just at the door. You order off of 1 kiosk and there's 2-3 small tables to sit inside, but it's so crowded I doubt anyone can enjoy being inside. What seemed like a simple process took forever to even get to the kiosk. We picked up 12 egg tarts as gifts. They were large and beautiful and about $3.90 each! After seeing the staff work so hard nonstop and tasting the tarts (so good -- pastry is really flaky and the custard is thick and not too sweet, and it's large!), that seemed like a fair price! They made nice gift boxes that held 6 tarts each. read more
I was meeting up with a date on a early day just before noon where we figured we stopped by San Gabriel for some boba before they had to go to back home. A lot of shops were closed since it was before opening time for most shops. Luckily NaiSnow was opening and we had the pleasure to try out their soft opening phase. Even when we walked in, we were welcomed by them with a cheerful tone and you can distinctly smell the fresh baked egg tarts in the air. The lingering smell made it irresistible so we had to get some for our order. Both of us ended up getting a drink and egg tart each! We got a matcha drink, mango sago, matcha egg tart and the caramel egg tart. The matcha drink itself had a deep rich matcha flavor to it with the bonus hint of Jasmine notes in it. I think they might have fused a tea with it as well as matcha which added to the taste. Both egg tarts were tasty, however, the matcha one had a bit of a surprise chiffon cake in the center, which we loved! All in all, great job on each and every single drink and they are killing it during soft opening! read more
Health-focused drinks and a European-style bakery concept shop in San Gabriel. The shop is modern and clean. Few tables & chairs available to sit inside the store. Their drink menu leans toward healthier options with less sweetness, which I appreciated. I ordered thru app, the staff was quick and pick up experience was pleasant. I tried: Daily Green Bottle $6.9 -- Made with kale, green apple, lemon, and jasmine tea. Refreshing with a nice balance of kale and apple. But It is still a bit sweet for me. I was not able to adjust the sweetness level on the app. Super Avocado $8.9-- Avocado, kale, oat popping boba, chia seeds, yogurt, coconut milk, and jasmine tea. This was my favorite drink. Creamy, filling, and not overly sweet. It felt more like a healthy meal replacement smoothie. Matcha Coconut $7.9 -- Matcha cheese foam with coconut water. The matcha flavor was smooth and paired well with the coconut. The bakery section also looked beautiful with a variety of pastries displayed nicely, the egg range from $3.9-$5. I tried the original tart, I like the egg filling, very eggy and soft. The crust is like croissant. Worth stopping by if you're looking for healthier tea drinks and a modern cafe vibe. read more
Came on a weekday and waited 30 minutes for just two egg tarts. My order seemed to be packed and left somewhere, and I never got the text alert. Everything felt disorganized, staff wasn't responsive when asked, and the egg tarts were cold by the time I got them. Disappointing. Instagram: socalhkfoodies read more
2 months ago
I was in the area late morning and wanted to get a drink. We decided to try out here and it did not disappoint. While there were people waiting for orders, it wasn't a long wait. There isn't much seating space, but we got a spot by the window. I ordered the Velvet Matcha Layered Latte and the Matcha Tiramisu Tart, while my date got the Mango Sago and the Caramel Egg Tart. To my surprise, my latte tasted like a combination of creamy matcha and Jasmine green tea. The matcha quality is really good, would recommend to matcha lovers. Both tarts were perfectly sweet, and I liked the chiffon cake on my tart. I look forward to returning. read more
I visited on a Sunday afternoon around 3 PM, and the line was out the door. Thankfully, it moved pretty quickly, we reached the counter and placed our order in about 15 minutes. By that time, they had already run out of the caramel egg tarts. The cashier mentioned it would take about an hour for the next batch, so keep that in mind if you're set on trying them. It might be a good idea to walk around the area while you wait if you decide to stay. I ended up ordering a few egg tarts, including the strawberry ones, along with a layered matcha latte and a strawberry drink. Everything tasted great! The only thing I'd note is that the drinks were a bit sweeter than I expected, so you might want to ask for less sweetness if that's your preference. Overall, I had a really good experience and would definitely come back again. read more
Came by Naisnow in San Gabriel to try their egg tart. The tart itself was pretty decent, flaky crust and a nice, creamy filling, not overly sweet. Unfortunately, the experience inside the shop wasn't as great. The trash can was completely overflowing, and despite having quite a few staff working, no one seemed to be taking care of it. It made the place feel a bit unclean and took away from the overall vibe. The food has potential, but the cleanliness and attention to detail really need improvement. read more
22 days ago
This was my first time trying this type of style egg tart. It was so crispy and soft. I could also see that the staff were making it fresh when we were waiting in line. The egg tart is somewhat pricey around $4, but definitely worth trying if you want to try something new. You order at their only one kiosk and wait until your order is called. I definitely want to try their drinks and other pastries next time I visit. Place is small. Parking is limited because it is in a plaza. read more
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