A must go whenever I'm in the area. Little pisces is a great place to stop by for dessert in the…read morearea. The taiyaki are a great snack size portion with a good amount of filling. Makes it a great choice to finish off an evening with friends or to bring home. Their flavours are great and they add in new ones regularly! My favourite is the hotteok, highly recommend. Getting a 5 pack is totally worth it. They reheat well in the air fryer and makes for a good snack at home. Can get loud and busy on weekends, so takeout is better then!

Came here for ice cream after dinner and ordered a mango sorbet in a cup with fish waffle on top…read more Since it was my first one, I wasn't sure how to eat it! Lol! Well I took the fish shaped waffle off the soft serve and ate the sorbet with a spoon then took a bite out of my waffle fish! Apparently after watching everyone else around me, you're supposed to just bite the waffle while it sits atop the soft serve. Oh well I guess I'll have to come back and try it that way next time! The soft serve is very light and the flavours are delicate. The waffle is really yummy with a soft chew. It's a busy and popular spot filled with teens and twenty somethings. The lineup moves pretty quickly but seats are often taken. Tables don't get wiped down often as staff are busy making cones but you can always ask them to wipe it down for you. Great dessert place for something light and refreshing.

I used to visit this cafe almost every week a few years ago. I loved their Dalgona latte which I…read morethought was the best in town. Since their management changed, the drink flavor was not the same as before, so, I stopped visiting. Recently I just found dubai chocolate cookie hello kitty version on instagram, so curious, and I revisited. I got dalgona cream latte and dubai cookie. I am so glad their drink flavor is back and just as great as before. Dalgona cream was so creamy and good when it mixed with milk. Dubai cookie 's kataifi filling was great. So crunchy with very bold chocolate flavor. It is called "cookie" however, to me, it felt more like Dubai chocolate mochi. Texture was so soft and chewy. It was great. Overall, I am happy I revisited. Next time, I will try different item I had never tried.

Bright, comfortable and spacious cafe located between many food establishments…read more Cafe Hashtag has a 10% off deal with Sinjeon next door. We were able to take advantage of this offer after dining there. The scorching day called for some shakes. Both were sizeable though on the sweeter side and too liquidy to be considered shakes. Overall for the price, I'd certainly opt for another drink next time.

Korean dessert cafe on the 2nd level of Korea Town Centre near Lougheed, Burnaby. Mostly known for…read moretheir bingsoo (shaved ice). Interior not that big, but for a dessert place it's not too small, with some trendy interior. . Was pretty lively and busy on a random weeknight, but maybe because holiday period where students are out of school, but we snagged an open table before the place got full. Order at the counter and they'll call your number to get the food. Waited for 5 mins for our order. We got the red bean bingsoo. Pretty substantial serving of shaved ice with red bean, shaved almond, raisin, and other toppings. I like that the toppings weren't super sweet, but they also give a small cup of condensed milk to up the sweetness. Portion is definitely for sharing unless you want to eat dessert for a meal.

We came to Sulbing in Burnaby to try the Oreo Chocolate Bingsoo -- it was okay, but not something…read moreI'd rush back for. The shaved milk ice itself wasn't very saturated or creamy, and there was a lot of cocoa powder, which made it taste kind of dry overall. I didn't leave feeling super satisfied. That said, the service was great! The staff was really friendly and honest -- when I asked about the mango bingsoo, the person helping us let me know the mangos weren't ripe yet and might taste a bit tart, which I appreciated. Also, there's plenty of seating, so it's a nice place to hang out and chat without feeling rushed.

After going to the movies not far from here, my friend and I decided to check out Cafe Bono for…read moredessert and coffee. The selection of desserts was quite good and everything looked delicious. We selected two different items to share: a chocolate cake and the other was earl grey. I loved how they were not overly sweet. The earl grey one had grapefruit inside, which unfortunately my friend cannot eat so he was a little disappointed that I got to have more of this one. Lucky for me, I don't have that problem! The piece of grapefruit on top should have been a clue, but he didn't notice it when we were ordering. haha I did find the combination a bit unusual but I enjoyed it nonetheless as I love both grapefruit and earl grey tea! Service appears to be restricted to counter service, so you order at the counter and take your food and drinks to a table. It was really busy in the cafe but we managed to snag the last open table. Because it was so crowded, it was a little difficult to carry on a normal conversation. Not deafening, just quite lively. The coffee was good - but word of advice, make sure you let them know if you want to add milk or cream as they do fill your cup to the brim! I would probably return to try some of their other desserts because I find most places a bit too sweet for me. Definitely recommend this spot.

Cute little cafe that opens pretty early in the morning. We met with a friend here and the cafe was…read morebusy in the morning. - Strawberry latte: pretty pricey for a strawberry milk but the cup was full of fresh strawberry pieces. The latte had a good sweetness. - Cappuccino: hubby said it was good. Not too milky and good coffee. - Chocolate muffins: very decadent muffins and very chocolaty. My kids loved it.

This is my go-to spot when I don't have much time to spare but still want something packed with…read moreflavor. My absolute favorite is the Laksa. The staff are always friendly, and the service is prompt. I hope they will stay here for a long time.

Shiok does authentic Singaporean food! They have loads of options that you can only find in a…read moreSingaporean establishment and their decor includes alot of history and culture. I will say the noodle soup is a bit on the spicier side (even the ones not advertised as spicy) and the portions are a bit smaller compared to other similarly priced locations in the area.

Stumbled upon this random cute little korean cafe tucked away right near my gym and it did not…read moredisappoint. Despite going in the late afternoon early evening ... there still was a variety of goodies to choose from. It just so happens to be the holidays so the christmas decor was up. The prices at this place was pretty reasonable. The regular size and large size doesn't have much of a price difference so next time i'll opt for large size. I randomly decided to try a beef and mushroom grilled cheese sandwich, thought i'd venture out of my norms and hmm i'm glad i did. I'd rate it 8.2/10! The barista was super sweet and made me the cutest latte art upon my request. She was super patient with going over the menu options even though it was literally right in front of my face. Patience goes along way!! Going to try a cookie next time

Pretty solid iced matcha latte. I asked them to add vanilla syrup and they kindly obliged. I…read moreappreciated that she whisked the syrup in with the matcha powder so it would be properly incorporated, instead of just sitting at the bottom of the glass

Cheap mini taiyakis and walnut cakes! This little spot is competing with some other really good…read moretaiyaki spots across the street.. Unfortunately, I prefer the other two so I don't know if I would come back here, but it's still really good nonetheless! I got custard taiyakis and red bean walnut cakes. They were both good, but I didn't really like the walnut cakes. I would have preferred straight red bean. I also think I would have preferred the taiyaki to be red bean too. They were both still great though and the batter was nice and crispy. Service is prompt. It's a food cart, so it's just outdoors. No seating.

I stopped by here back in late January for hot snacks. I even went to TD bank to withdraw cash just…read moreto make the purchase. Taiyaki and Hodugwaja were fresh and delicious. I asked the owner if there were any red bean filled Bungeoppang he said no. Cream filled Taiyaki (=Bungeoppang) was not bad, but red bean ones would be the best ever! All because I grew up eating red bean filled Bungeoppang in market places in Korea. I took leftover bags home without knowing the snacks would break. I think the batter was little watery so this was the reason for 4 stars. Cream filled Taiyaki reminded me of Delimanjoo from subway station in Korea. Hodugwaja was pretty good.

I don't know why I didn't know of this place before? Decided to stop by after a heavy dinner as I…read morefelt like I really needed a coffee or tea and some down time! So this place is spacious, lots of seating area, and the decor? Wow! Just wow! I love it. Service was wonderful. I tried the black sesame latte with oat milk. I'm not usually a black sesame person but this was really good and I enjoyed it. I'll definitely be back!

Hey \Hi hello cafe offers variety of drink and delicious dessert. I dropped by several times and…read moregot their drink and basque cheese cake. What I got - Pistachio cream matcha. I have had strawberry, lavender, vanilla matcha cream form before in this shop or others. But, pistachio cream was the first time. Yes, it was very delicious! Staff recommend me to have this drink without straw, yes, It tasted better. I will do the same way. Matcha drink was just ok, I hope Matcha flavor was a bit more stronger. Overall, I enjoyed their drink. I will revisit to get other flavors.

We were in the area and had some relatives from Asia visiting so we wanted to grab some Asian…read moredesserts. We walked in and it was extremely quiet (both the shop and the staff). We should've been tipped off since there was not a single soul in the store. A staff member came out and we told her we had a larger party. She just pointed to a general area and we saw that the tables were apart so we just asked if we could put the tables together. We moved the tables together ourselves and we were given the menu shortly after. There were 1-2 small fruit flies also flying around and we had to keep swatting them away also. The pictures on the menu looked tasty and we were hoping our experience would improve. We ordered 3 items. We got grass jelly & taro balls in coconut juice ($8.95), mango pomelo sago ($10.95), and an almond soup with sago ($7.95). We saw a little sticker that said +$2 extra for all mango products so we expected the mango to be more sweet and fresh since it's the beginning of the season. We were disappointed when the desserts came out in takeout containers and it looked nothing like the pictures. We tasted it and everything was a little bland and more on the artificial side. The hot desserts weren't that hot (probably microwaved) and the cold desserts were lukewarm. Even the mango dessert that was supposed to be fresh had very few pieces and it was sweetened with sugar or juice rather than the real fruit. For those prices, it was honestly a bit sad. I wouldn't recommend this place and I don't think I'll ever return. Their spoons were super cute though!

There are a lot of better dessert spots than this place, and I'd highly reccomend you visiting…read moreelsewhere! Got a Mango Pomelo Sago ($10.95) and a Coconut Juice Taro & Grass Jelly ($8.95). The Mango Pomelo tasted super artificial like they added a lot of sugar to it, and they also upcharged any mango item by an additional $2 on every item with mangoes in it because its in season (it originally was $8.95). The Coconut Juice Taro & Grass Jelly was like a thick coconut milk with canned grass jelly and taro mochi balls in it. It felt like everything was just thrown in together from separate canned items into take out containers (even though we sat in), and there were many flies flying around us when we were eating our desserts. :(