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    QQ Thai Ice Cream

    3.8 (135 reviews)
    Closed 1:00 pm - 10:30 PM

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    Red dragon, mango tango
    Amy Z.

    The ice cream here is still fantastic, 5 years later! It is a small cup of cream with fresh fruit and the ice cream is unlike any other. The rolled part also makes it super creamy as they bang it out on the steel. You get 3 toppings, usually I go with the jelly, one of the popping bobas and a fruit and it's super yummy. It's also a large portion so you can share with someone else. Note it is $9 per cup thigh, pretty pricey! The only thing is, the staff are kind of rude and slightly aggressive when it comes to taking the order and then putting your toppings on. Not the nicest people and makes you feel like you're bothering them when you're ordering... I mean, it's not like we are supporting your business or anything, right? Oh wait. Anyway this is still a nice treat amongst all the boba in the plaza! I'd still probably come again :')

    Oreo matcha mix
    Emma H.

    Five years later and its still as good as I remember. This place held a special place in my heart, as I came here with someone I liked at the time, lol. Now that many years have passed, it's become just a tasty ice cream place, so I'm back. I've only ever gotten the Matcha and Oreo mix, finished with Oreos, strawberries, and some chocolate drizzle. This year I added blueberries and a hazelnut chocolate stuffed wafer roll. The Oreo ice cream is essentially a mixture of what looks like liquid vanilla ice cream and oreo crumbles, moreso like cookies and cream. I really enjoy watching the process of smoothing out the quickly solidifying ice cream and the final step of shovelling the flattened layer into several rolls. The taste...you'll have to find out. All i can say is two words: creamy and decadent. And the rolled ice cream is so cold that its somewhat minty, in a good way. Somehow more refreshing in the cold winter air than in the summer, probably because it stays frozen for a lot longer. And..I guess im just one of those people that drinks cold drinks in cold weather :D If you want to order this by a food delivery app but live fairly close to midland/finch, id highly recommend making the trip to go in-store, because it's just so visually satisfying, and you'd also be able to request for more than one flavour in the same order. I was told that Vanilla and Taro is also a delectable mix. Taking one star off because in 2016 they used to offer full Oreo pieces (see screenshot of my past instagram feed) but now its just Oreo crumbles. I guess given how expensive everything is nowadays, that's a fair business decision :/ I was looking to replicate the one I had, but thats really more of a nice-to-have. Anyways, some takeways. I found that the wafer roll is really decadent inside, and it absorbs the icecream very well, so I might forego the strawberry and get two next time.

    Bonnie I.

    Thai Ice Cream | Customizable Great place for some fresh thai ice cream. Lots of flavours to choose from and you can choose 3 toppings and sauce at the end. Never a disappointment when I visit.

    Pistachio flavour + whipped cream + chocolate pocky + chocolate piece + chocolate stick + chocolate sauce
    Aswini K.

    This is a great spot to try rolled ice cream! I tried the Pistachio flavour and I really liked the pistachio pieces mixed into the ice cream. You get to pick if you want whipped cream or no whipped cream, 3 toppings and either chocolate or mango sauce. To recreate what I picked, say yes to whipped cream, chocolate pocky, a piece of chocolate, a chocolate stick, and chocolate sauce.

    Mango Rolled ice cream with strawberries, mangoes and strawberry sticks
    Persia J.

    Classic spot for rolled ice cream! There are many flavours to choose from too. The staff are nice and provided prompt service. It is a casual spot to hang out.

    Outside
    Gabriel S.

    This place does Thai-style "fried" ice cream - they pour the liquid onto a cold plate where it freezes, then roll it up and put the rolls into a cup. Unlike other Thai fried ice cream places, they put the toppings on top of the ice cream rolls instead of integrating them into the body of the ice cream. Got the smores base. In Mandarin it's translated as "biscuit" and it tasted like it (no chocolate, and probably no marshmallow either). You get to choose 3 toppings (extras cost more). I chose mango, strawberry bubble and crushed oreos. I passed on the whipped cream and topped it with condensed milk sauce. The ice cream was pretty good, and it was a good-sized cup.

    Meet P.

    This place is one-of-a-kind. I totally love the flavours here, the ice cream is really creamy. My favourites are mango, taro, taro, and Dragon fruit.

    Taro, and coconut flavour. Each comes with 3 toppings!
    Cherrie T.

    QQ Thai Ice Cream is located in the now SUPER BUSY Skycity Plaza near Midland and Finch, along with a bazillion HOT & NEW restaurants, bubble tea and dessert shops! It is definitely a food heaven for foodies :D I absolutely loved the toppings and ice cream flavours they have there - a bit more catered towards Asians - like bobas, Pocky sticks, fresh fruits, and Asian flavoured ice cream. I would highly recommend the Coconut Thai rolled ice cream. Each cup of ice cream includes 3 toppings; we topped it with cubed Mango fruit (goes really well with the coconut!), Matcha Pocky sticks and a torched Marshmallow (so good!) Overall, I enjoyed my experience at QQ Thai, and I would definitely come back for more! It does get very busy at night... but the boys working there are very speedy and no time is wasted (though they do look a bit too serious!).

    Main Menu
    Jessy L.

    Another good ice cream spot! I like this spot because of the flavours that they offer. Their flavours are strong and taste very authentic. They use real ingredients that they mix into the cream to make the flavours instead of just flavouring or powder and that's what makes the flavours very "real" and strong. You can choose whip cream or no whip cream, up to three toppings included with your order, and choice of chocolate or condensed milk drizzle. For less than $10, I'd say that this is better prices than other specialty ice cream spots. Each time you come, they give you a stamp card. Buy 10 and the 11th one is free. Lots of free parking in the plaza; however, it gets very busy during dinner and weekends. Even so, it's easy to find a parking spot. CASH AND DEBIT ONLY!

    Red dragon flavour, with strawberries, yellow jellies, yellow nectarine (?) slices, condensed milk and whipped cream.

    TLDR: Red Dragon is overrated. Try the other ice cream flavours. I have seen good reviews about the flavours of the ice cream, but the only "dragonfruit" flavour I taste is the aftertaste. After the ice cream has melted a bit, I can taste more of the dragonfruit flavour from the chunks that were not blended together. However, the flavour seems incredibly overpowered by the cream that they mix into the fruit. It does not help that dragonfruit has a light flavour and they only used a small cut. Not sure if this is because I ate some of the sweet toppings before digging into the ice cream, but the only thing special about this ice cream is that it tastes more plain than vanilla. The toppings are good and the restaurant environment is cooling and spacious. The service is also very quick and I didn't have to wait too long. Good service but the ice cream is very subpar. I'm not going to mention texture since every rolled ice cream can get you that.

    a close up of a bowl of ice cream
    Chris W.

    Reason for Visit: Was walking around the plaza and they had a line. So naturally, you just have to also join the line. Menu: Very simple ordering process, menu is very obviously explained with the flavors then you add your toppings. Then you can upgrade to the premium flavors if you want. I think what is special about this place is the show and picture worthy dessert. The taste is also pretty good, I got the banana one, but it is definitely on the pricier side of ice cream shops. Service: Straight forward easy. They make it in front of you and they are professional. Overall: Prices are a bit higher, but honestly, totally worth it as you come out with a cool picture and story to tell your friends. Give it a try! Highly recommend.

    Rizvee H.

    Great little ice cream shop, they makes it right front of you, which is very entertaining and perfect for snapchat and Instagram post. You can put up to 3 toppings and the choice between chocolate sauce or condensed milk on your ice cream. Btw it tasted great!

    Megan L.

    I think a new goal for me is to explore this newer plaza at midland and Finch more because there's so many bbt, dessert shops, and restaurants here. I'm so glad my friend brought me here because I can never get enough of Thai rolled ice cream. They have a nice variety of interesting flavours here written on a huge blackboard including seasonal ones that are constantly changing. Unfortunately, this review was from a visit a few weeks ago so I don't remember what my friend got, but I got a dragonfruit one. You also get a choice of 3 toppings and the price actually isn't bad for the cup you get. Not sure why they have a sign that says debit and cash only, but they accepted credit card no problem. I thought my ice cream could use more flavour hence the one star off (dragon fruit is expensive, I understand that), but I'm definitely going to come back to try other ones. It's super creamy and I like the idea of fresh ice cream being made right in front of you.

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