They have monk fruit sweetener and non dairy milk options... perfect for high maintenance girlies…read morelike me. Quirky cluttered decor. Filipino flavors :) Spent about $24 for two drinks and a pastry.

Signature Filipino desserts with a space to hang out! Prolly take the indoor space given extreme LA…read moreheat recently. The server welcoming us was the sweetest, explaining everything they offered and sharing us dessert samples to try before we placed our orders. We got to try their Ube and Pandan creme caramel, Ube cheesecake, and the #1 Ube upside down pie. Our fave was the last one, basically solid creamy custard with legit ube flavor, topped with crumbs. Such a dangerously addicting treat!! We went all out with ube that day, getting Ube horchata and Ube cream top cold brew for the drinks. I would say the drinks weren't as hooking, but I would easily come back for their desserts.

My team and I have been wanting to try All About The Cinnamon for months now but they're always…read moreclosed. Come to find out THEY'RE SELLING OUT BEFORE WE ARRIVE! We finally had the chance to try 6 flavors of cinnamon buns and when I say they were SERVED WARM and WORTH THE WAIT, I mean it. Thank you Lindsey for your incredible service and hospitality. I highly recommended supporting this family owned business offering dare I say.. some of the best cinnamon rolls around.

Not your average cinnamon roll spot in Sherman Oaks. This one comes with all the creativity of a…read morehip hop artist with multiple flavors of cinnamon roll in a cozy spot hitting you with Hip Hop joints while you wait. Had this place on my list of spots I needed to check out, and was finally in Sherman Oaks, so made it a necessity to stop by. Walked inside and was immediately greeted by hip hop music playing. Makes your soul happy. After looking at the menu, which is hefty ish, went up and placed my order. The Weezy, with a creme brulee top, freshly bruleed to order, was decent. I was looking for that glassy, crackly brulee you get from the actual dessert, but that was not here. Flavor wise, it tasted like a regular cinnamon roll with a little burn to it. Not my favorite. The X, which comes with cinnamon toast crunch on top, was pretty good, with the extra cinnamon from the cereal, though some of the cereal pieces tasted a little stale. Still a tasty bun! Finally was the Missy, with strawberry shortcake crumbles and fresh strawberries. Probably the winner in terms of flavor and everything going on. You get the regular bun underneath with the cream cheese glaze, then the crunch from the shortcake crumbles filled by those pops of fresh strawberries. Just a great bite and, honestly, not overly sweet compared to the others. Overall, nice and friendly staff, great vibe, music was on point and creative cinnamon rolls. Definitely get the Missy, pass on the Weaxy and, if you love cinnamon toast crunch, get the X.

i love this ice cream shop theres lots of choices and they have the best ice cream ive ever had i…read moredefinitely recommend and the workers are so nice!

Stopped by for some after dinner treats!…read more We saw they have late hours so we walked over. Even though it was around 9p in a suburban strip mall there was a quite a bit of foot traffic so happy this business is popular! We got the strawberry shawty. Apparently it is pretty popular as the staff was preparing some pick up and they gave us the one they just finished. We get three free toppings so added more strawberries, mochi, and whipped cream. It was pretty tasty and great creamy texture.

A friend recommended the ube mochi with mango sticky rice, and since we were in the area, I had to…read morestop by. Plaza felt a little questionable, but once you step inside, the place was cute sending chill vibes. There is some seating if you want to enjoy your drinks and treats. I am a HUGE fan of both mochi and mango sticky rice, so this combo hit the spot! The ube mochi is incredibly delicate, wrapping around the fresh mango and sticky rice. Not overly sweet, which I appreciate and the flavors work really well together. Even better when you top it with the coconut cream. Got 2 for $25 and each one was the size of the mango. Mochi with mango and sticky rice was a definite 5/5! Try it for yourself- so so good! Come early so they don't sell out.

Yesterday I went and tried the new Snowy peach drink. I ordered 2 and both of them had chunks of…read morecrushed up pit of the seed. Btw crushed up peach seed are TOXIC, they release a cyanide when consumed!! I had to bring it back and they did offer to remake it but because I was afraid they were gonna do it again, I got another drink instead... it was about almost $5 difference that I lost because of it.... And it wasn't even good :( The best thing here tho is there mango sticky rice mochi. Those are really good and addicting. Sad that mango season is over. But I'll come back when that's in stock. But as for drinks, I would skip.

Such a cute coffee spot! I ordered the Matcha Cloud, which…read moreis matcha with coconut water, and my husband got the Vanilla Latte with almond milk. The coffee was SOOOOO good!! And the cold foam on the Matcha Cloud was perfectly creamy, seriously so delicious. The space itself is super spacious and gives off a cozy study-lounge vibe. It's pretty quiet and very student-friendly, but honestly anyone could come here, hang out, get some work done, or just enjoy their coffee. There's plenty of seating and plenty of parking, which is always a plus! The whole place also has this really cool Korean café-inspired ambience that makes it feel different from your average coffee shop. Super cute, relaxing, and just a really nice place to chill. Definitely a spot I'd come back to!

Was craving Korean shaved ice! Since we didn't want to drive to ktown, this is our go-to. Second or…read morethird time here. Simon (owner's nephew) greeted us and said we looked familiar! He took our orders: mango bingsoo ($9?) and matcha bingsoo $8.50 (subbed red bean for strawberries)--both regular size. Our order was called out 15 minutes later. Beautiful presentation and good portions! It wasn't too sweet and it includes side of condensed milk. Tip: if you prefer less sweet do let them know so they can adjust. Great ambience: lots of tables, beautifully decorated, bathrooms, claw machine :)

Always dependably open late. Cute and charming cafe. I've brought friends to this place for their…read morefirst time, and they've all seemed to love it. No exception to my most recent visit. Still loved it. One little negative would be that they don't offer customer use of their restroom. It's for employees only. I thought that restaurants that have seating for customers were required to provide a restroom. Maybe I was wrong?

Really wanted to love this place…read more The atmosphere here is genuinely beautiful. That antique door with the neon sign, the decorative plates on the wall, the whole vibe makes you want to sit down, relax, and get some work done. It's exactly the kind of cafe I look for. Unfortunately the coffee itself was a big letdown. I ordered a Spanish latte with oat milk and honestly couldn't taste any coffee or any hint of oat milk. It tasted like watered down almond milk, kind of like the Kirkland brand you'd get at Costco, just slightly sweeter. And for the price, the size was disappointing too, probably one of the smallest I've seen on Ventura Boulevard for the cost. There are much better coffee options throughout the Valley. I'd rate the coffee an honest 1/5, but the atmosphere is a solid 4/5. Hoping they make some changes because this place has real potential.

Great boba and milk tea, kind staff would recommend quality boba pearls and great tasteread more

Sometimes, I can be a silly head. I saw the sign outside…read moreand I took it literal. I was like "if it's part tea, what's the other part?" And my bf goes "babe, it's figuratively, it's pronounced like partY" Smh. Aye aye. Anyways... I have to say, I think this is a solid boba shop for the area. I got something simple, a taro smoothie with boba. The boba pearls had a nice chewy texture, and the brown sugar sweet tasting. The taro was fine. It had a nice slushy consistency and I do like that the cups here are thick and stumpy looking. Not overly expensive. Priced fine. I do want to try other flavors, and maybe add pudding next time.

I really wanted to like this place. The vibe is kitschy, cluttered, but sweet. The eclectic,…read morecolorful ambience gives way to (unfortunately) overpriced coffee and churros. The prices are not commensurate to the type of strip mall and overall valley location that the spot is in. Also, the churros took 10 minutes yet somehow tasted stale and lacking cinnamon. This place might be for those that like to make their life hard...those that expect a treat to have drawbacks...those who enjoy paying more for less. Admittedly, good churros in the valley are hard to come by. Churro Man sucks, and Junior's Churros switched over to catering because they were the best on the streets. Come here if you don't believe me, but I promise you won't be back.

Churro Hub is a whimsical place with food, drinks, games and so much more!…read more I LOVE Churros and when I saw their store name, I just had to check it out. I see Churros.. and I buy one or a few! I'm usually getting Churros from a stand at a festival.. but when I saw the store, I had to go inside : ) Service was a little slow, not many people were waiting. Maybe they make items to order. My items were hot. Location is at a strip mall, lots of parking. I got the Cinnamon Sugar Churro with sauces to go. I would have wanted to stay, have a coffee and play a game or two, but I had to get home so I placed my order to go. The place looked so fun, a place to hang out for all different ages. I saw vintage toys and items for sale; the place looked like a wonderful place for a collector to have a great time adding to his or her collection. The place has cool vibes. Next time I'm in town, I plane to enjoy my Churros inside. Cheers!~

I need to come back to try their cakes but their pastries are good! The selection is limited…read morethough, as they focus on cakes. I stopped by Sunday around 1 to pick up some pastries on my way to a friend's house. It's located in a plaza with a small parking lot. First thing you notice when you step in is that they have a lot of cakes on display. There's no seating either, it's strictly a grab and go place. Both times I came, someone was picking up a cake ahead of me, so that's definitely what to get here. I asked the cashier, and she said that you can either call or came in person to place a cake order. You can also come by and pick up one of their ready made cakes. Will keep this place in mind for the future. I picked up a number of pastries and tried some of them at my friend's place. Here's what I tried: Slice of vanilla roll cake ($2) - very moist but not much cream Almond croissant ($3.50) - loved the almond filling Sponge cake ($2.75) - delicious! Almond cookie ($0.35 each) - tastes exactly like the almond cookies I ate growing up Cream puff ($2) - this was the only thing I didn't like. The puff layers on both the top and bottom were dry Next time I need a cake, I know where to get it!

Great pricing on wide variety cake sizes! This place accepts customization over the phone and…read moredifferent flavors. I love how cute their cakes are designed very minimalistic! Their workers are friendly and have very good penmanship. A great addition to the cake designs. Great job Mey Fung Bakery!

Such a good underrated spot for some drinks with their filipino-themed flavors and some teas!!! My…read morefriends and I decided to come here because of a really good deal and we were all saying that we should come here more often because of how good the drinks were. You can either order with the staff or order through the kiosk on the right side. You have an option to type on the text box if you need to change the milk to oat milk, for example. I always ask for just in case they do have oat milk so if you have any special requests, depending on how busy it is, might be better to talk to someone to order!!! The Tiger Tea was really delicious and was a good amount of sweet. The Mermaid drink was a fav from my group. I really liked the Milo and the Ube Milk teas. They were pretty quick with the orders so it's not too crowded inside of people waiting. It's very cozy inside and there's warm lighting and some books too for people to read. Public bathroom in the back.

With today's heat wave in the SFV, it felt like the perfect excuse to finally try the halo-halo…read morefrom this Filipino bakery/café that's been sitting on my "Want to Go" list for a while. One thing to note: they open late--12:30 PM. Parking was easy, and there's a decent amount of seating inside. I happened to be the first customer of the day. Don't expect the warm, smiley Filipino hospitality right away--just head straight to the counter and place your order on the iPad. As for the halo-halo, it's definitely not your traditional version. It wasn't bad by any means, but it's quite different from the halo-halo I grew up with and the ones I enjoy whenever I visit Manila. If you're looking for a modern take on the classic dessert, you may appreciate it more than I did. Prices are pretty standard for Los Angeles, and they accept Apple Pay, which is always a plus.