I can't believe I only just discovered this adorable ice cream shop in Brooklyn! They offered such…read morea wide variety of flavors, and I especially loved getting to try their unique Asian-inspired options. The staff were kind, friendly, and incredibly patient. The cozy atmosphere was nostalgic and reminded me of my high school days--stopping for ice cream after school with friends, chatting, and playing board games together.

I came to Stuffed Ice Cream because I heard about their donut ice cream sandwich so was definitely…read moreexcited to try it! But coming in, I really like how it has a lot of Asian ice cream flavors! There were multiple flavors that caught my eye, but I ultimately went with strawberry shortcake and custard. I enjoyed both! For the donut itself, it came premade, so that meant the flavors were limited. The flavor I got was Ube Pandan coconut, and that was something I enjoyed! I did wish it was done fresh so you had more flavors to choose from. And since it's been in the freezer, that also meant the donut wasn't as soft as you get from a fresh donut.

Good spot have not tried everything yet but coming back soon…read more Made to order fast and online on the app as well!

Mango mango desserts always seem to have fresh ripe mangos! (Hence their name I guess). The service…read moreis great and their food is always solid. They have a few tables that you can sit at but I have always ordered the dessert to go.

I went here with friends on a Saturday and we had a good time. There's a pretty big selection of…read moregames to choose from (some nostalgic options for sure). They also have extra game pieces and pens and pencils to use. The admission was $12 and during the week I believe it's $10. I had a lychee slush and it was absolutely delicious. Very fresh. I had the potstickers for a snack and I believe they were $6. The potstickers were okay but not great. It was a pretty clean establishment and the staff was nice. We had a good time playing the game and we were pleased with the games options. I would visit again :)

If board game cafes are intended to make you game converts, then consider me a believer. This…read moresecond floor space is conveniently located near where a lot of my family lives, and so I recently gathered a large group of my younger cousins for an afternoon of playing board games. With little kids in the group, we knew we'd make a ruckus so we got a private room to contain our group's shrieking laughter, which worked out very well. The staff was really accommodating and the prices per hour are very affordable. We picked out some familiar games like Exploding Kittens, Catan, Jenga and Scrabble, but also a handful of new games mostly made by the same company who created Exploding Kittens. Those games are always fair and easy to learn. We ended up liking Throw Throw Burrito so much we purchased the game for ourselves at Target so we could have it for our weekend family trip. We also ordered a handful of bites, like popcorn chicken, fries, and bubble tea. The food is nothing to write home about, but food is not the reason most people visit Next Move Cafe. For a fun day of gaming with a small group, consider NMC, where the prices are low, the games are plentiful, and the staff is ultra sweet.

Been a regular here for years now and this place holds a special place in my heart. My all time…read morefavorite desserts are here that are found nowhere else. The star of the show: purple yam souffle with vanilla ice cream is chefs kiss!! I thought I couldn't like any dessert more than their chocolate molten lava cake but this one definitely takes the spot. Top two desserts they have! Even when I had lava cakes at fancy establishments, it doesn't hold a candle to prince tea house! Their crepe cakes are also alright but I've found the to be less unique and enjoyable especially the brown sugar boba which sometimes comes out in clumps hard to pour onto the cake. Their food selection is decent for sandwiches like chicken katsu and also fries. Their fruity teas aren't my style but their hot milk teas are amazing. The lavender green tea was more green tea which was disappointing, hoped to taste more lavender. The best one is the rose lovers milk tea, literally perfection each time. Unfortunately, this place may no longer be my usual. My favorite part of this place is that the serves don't really care about you in the sense that the bring you food and leave you alone. However, they now impose mandatory 20% tip on all tables even for table of 1 or 2. This location only. As someone who realizes the servers here simply bring food and nothing else here (which I actually love as I don't like to be bothered) but expect a high mandatory tip, this is not the way to go. Especially since there have been numerous occasions where servers are nowhere to be seen and refuse to service you for something as simple as napkins or a check if they're not your server, this is an absurd addition. Definitely visiting less now that this happened. The most bothersome is that it's mandatory. Doesn't seem right/ethical and makes it feel less genuine. Had the pleasure of visiting other prince tea house locations and the service seems better, even water without asking, surprising cash discount, and most importantly: don't impose this mandatory tip! Not sure what changed here but not what it used to be with this and it needs to change. TDLR: -best options here: rose lovers milk teas, chocolate lava cake, purple yam soufflé -major con: new mandated 20% tip!! on all tables, even table of 1 or 2, which is unheard of at other prince tea house locations and even fancy restaurants!

My go to place for catching up in Bensonhurst - nice atmosphere and something for the kids. I love…read morehow easy it is to make a reservation via google. Highly recommend the rose milk tea where you can adjust the sweet level and my kids love their slushy. For apps: the buffolo chicken has a crispy skin and is juicy on the inside - it's tasty in itself but also comes with a ranch and siracha mayo dip on the side. I like their sweet potato fries and fried shrimp lollipop too. The purple crepe cake for dessert is very filling, and I tend to get this here since lots of places don't sell this. Love their booth tables in the front and the back green house garden is nice too if you want more sun.

This place may have changed their name many times but their ice cream crepe offerings never…read morechanged! We've been going to here for many years and my favorite still is an ice cream crepe with two matcha scoops and red bean on top! They come with whip cream, French cookie and a chocolate wafer. I took my fiancé here hoping I can convince him to get the fruit paradise because it's also pretty good but he had opted for a plain vanilla and birthday cake scoop with marshmallows which he loved too. It's a small shop with about 6 seating but they're usually available when I stop by.

Back then this place was great, but when stuffed ice cream opened up this place started going…read moredownhill, the ice cream isn't as good as it was back in the day and the service is not great, the workers are rude and they always run out of a lot of flavors of milkshakes, ice creams, bubble teas, etc. and the ambiance got a downgrade not sure what happened but it's very minimalistic now. Honestly do not recommend this place very mid, service is unacceptable, and they always run out of things, not to mention sometimes they are closed unexpectedly without any warning. Stuffed ice cream has better service, ice cream, milkshakes, and they even make ice cream cakes.

We love coming to Me-Do to get our Asian dessert fix! Our fave hot options include sesame and…read morepeanut balls in ginger syrup soup, so comforting and perfect for the cold weather. However my go to is their mochi and grass jelly with matcha ice cream, red beans in coconut milk! You honestly can't go wrong with any of the options here. Everything is perfectly not too sweet if you know what I mean :) The space inside is pretty small so we usually take it to go or eat outside in the summer time. They accept credit card but offer a no tax discount if you pay with cash. Please go support an Asian-owned business! IG: @_acquired.taste

Mom and pop shop. They have a great selection of Asian desserts. My favorite is their green tea red…read morebean taro ball dessert and it comes with grass jelly.

I often go to Carvel to buy ice cream; it's especially delicious! There are many flavors to choose…read morefrom, and they're all very tasty.

This was not carvel ice cream. Went today for a soft serve vanilla. It was beige in color and…read moretasted like it had no dairy. I have been eating carvel my whole life and this establishment is not using carvel products. I used to frequent this place when it was owned by the prior owners. Wont be coming back.

It was basic. The soufflé pancake took over 45 mins to make and was hoping it would have been worth…read morethe wait, but it wasn't. We also had the toast with mixed fruits, but we've had better. We got a frozen mango coconut and frozen watermelon coconut which tasted good, but wasn't frozen. It just had little pieces of ice in it. Would I have it again if I was in the area? Yeah, but probably would try other stuff. It was packed inside, but even though there were a lot of people, you can still hear the people on your table. It's not loud like some places are.

The dessert came in clumps at the bottom of soup so it was literally separated coconut milk and…read moresago. Didn't taste well either, clearly not fresh and disappointing compared to last time with the same exact order. Also tried something new: the ovaltine toast. It was alarmingly small and didn't have as much flavor as was hoping. The place was also not crowded late at night but the server seemed annoyed/bothered when we requested to sit on the couches and coincidentally a bigger table for 4 when we had 2 even though we had bags. Overall the food quality definitely decreased and service not as welcoming. Definitely still a solid place for classic HK dessert but definitely with well deserved competition in the area.