Somisomi is always my go to dessert shop when I'm in Carrolton. The service is always quick with…read moreoptions to self order at the counter. There is a variety of flavors to choose from and free toppings as well. I got the upside down ah-boong which contains a cup of ice cream with a hollow fish containing custard filling. I got the ube & matcha swirl with matcha powder and black sesame custard fish. Definitely recommend the place and will be back!

Somisomi has such a fun dessert concept that makes it stand out from a typical ice cream shop. We…read morewalked into a bright, casual space where the focus is really on the desserts being made fresh. Watching the taiyaki being prepared adds to the experience since the fish shaped pastries come out warm and freshly cooked, creating that contrast between hot pastry and cold soft serve that defines the shop's appeal. The signature Ahboong is the main reason to visit, combining creamy soft serve with a freshly made taiyaki cone. The soft serve has a light, smooth texture that feels less heavy than traditional ice cream, and there are plenty of flavors to mix and match. Matcha, ube, cookies and cream, and other rotating options give plenty of choices, while fillings like custard, red bean, and Nutella add an extra layer of sweetness. The taiyaki itself is one of the highlights, with a slightly crisp exterior and a fluffy inside that pairs really well with the ice cream. The warm pastry melting slightly with the soft serve makes the whole dessert feel more complete and satisfying. Service is usually quick despite the popularity of the shop. The ordering process is simple, and the fresh taiyaki preparation makes the wait feel worthwhile. Even when there is a crowd, the shop moves efficiently, and the desserts come together quickly once ordered. The staff handles the steady flow well, and the overall experience feels smooth from ordering to eating. Somisomi feels like a dessert spot built around the experience as much as the food. It is a great place for a casual sweet treat, a late night dessert run, or something fun to share with friends. The combination of warm taiyaki, creamy soft serve, and creative flavors makes it one of those places that feels different from the usual ice cream stop, offering a dessert that is as enjoyable to watch being made as it is to eat.

I only ever go to Cocohodo for their soft serve ice cream... because it's soooo good!…read moreI always get the green tea flavor. The fish-shaped cone is tasty as well. I've done all sorts of different toppings and drizzles. You can't go wrong.

This is my go to place for ice cream and soboong. The waffle cone is cooked perfectly and has a…read morenice crunch. Texas can be hot so I normally order with a cup. Service is usually speedy but be prepared for a slight wait during busy periods (from my own visits usually weekends during early evening when families stop in). Cute, small but nice vibe. Note: the shop is temporarily closed until June 9th.

Fantastic! I took my kids here. They loved the flavors and the animals. It's not just a gimmick…read more It's really great tasting gelato. Vietnamese coffee flavor is my favorite.

decided to check this place out and it was so cute! Delicious gelato flavors that can be shaped…read moreinto animals?! Who wouldn't love that!? It's connected to a little claw game store too so that's cool! The lady who was working was super nice and answered all our questions, let us sample some flavors to help us decide. All in all a good time was had.

I love snow, bingsu, Hawaiian shaved ice, and anything like it. For anyone unfamiliar, these are…read moreall versions of frozen desserts based on flavored shaved ice. And they're all great. Wicked snow is my favorite so far in the area. The snow was so fluffy. Flavor was consistent throughout. Many different interesting options, including the one I went for- Dubai Chocolate - which I found to have very similar flavors to chocolates of the same name (pistachio/chocolate). Will definitely be back. Snow/shaved ice desserts are a must try if you have never (I can't believe I had not until wayyy into my adult life), and wicked snow has some of the best I've tried so far.

We were in the area and I found this place when searching desserts ( so glad I did )…read more If you love bingsu, this is the spot . I got the wicked mango and my husband got the cinnamon toast croffle . Both were SOOO good . The tables were a bit dirty, but the place gets busy and we came within an hour of them closing so I guess it's to be expected . Either way, we would definitely come back .

Stopped by for the Earth Day promotion to get a BOGO "Dirt Cup" which was a chocolate froyo with…read morecookie crumbs and gummy worms. The place was clean and organized and Emily was very helpful in taking my mobile order and getting it to us quickly. I felt $11 normally per cup was a bit steep for what we got, but I suppose if you're looking for an alternative for diary ice cream, this could be a nice spot to try

A solid frozen yogurt spot, though a lot of flavors are missing. Not much going on inside, and the…read moreworkers are standard. The process is pretty typical, you get your yogurt and toppings to your hearts desire, and off you go. If you think frozen yogurt shop, this would be it.

Everything is made to order but it is definitely worth the wait!…read more I really liked my kumochi puffs and my husband really liked the fresh made butter cone. The place was super cute to take pictures too!

This is such a cute shop!!…read more The place was empty when I walked in on a Sunday early afternoon, I ordered the Mochi Puffs with fresh fruit and it was topped with whipped cream and powered sugar. There was a good amount of puffs in this little boat. It was such a fun thing to try, would I get it again? Maybe not unless I wanted something small and sweet. I do wish it had a bit more fruit and powered sugar because once you get through the first layer it's just puff's. I also got the fizzy float in pineapple. Next time I'll try one of the signature sips instead. I didn't really like this for some reason, my husband seemed to like it.

We came here to escape the heat and enjoy a cold dessert. My kids loved this place and very…read moregenerous size to share with 3. My wife came later to get boba tea to go.

$15.95 for shaved ice is incredibly expensive! Even shave ice in Hawaii is cheaper than what Snow…read moreCity charges. That said, I have to give credit where it's due. The Korean shaved ice had an light and fluffy texture that was better than any shave ice I've ever had. The young lady who prepared my order was very friendly, and the strawberry mango bingsu was absolutely delicious. Unfortunately, the price makes this a one time visit for me unless they start offering deals or promotions throughout the year. One tip: don't make the mistake I did by ordering to-go. Dine-in so you can get more value for your money and take cute photos of your bingsu.

Everything is good here. If you like mango, you need to stop by! My only thing is it gets pricy…read morereal quick. I spent $20 on a drink and a box of mango mochi (6 pcs). I love the mango swirl drink, i think that's my favorite because it has jasmine tea and cheese foam~~~ the mango pomelo coconut sago is good too if you're craving for something creamier. The black rice with durian is gooood~~~ same goes for the mango chewy balls. I think everything on the menu is worth it! I just wish it was cheaper, i want to order more than 1 item but it's like $7-10 for one item already. The mango mochis are good and they last pretty long in the fridge without it getting hard. Kinda pricy though for 6 pieces $10.95 and they're pretty small. Please change price to $8.95.

Hui lau shan .. they sell mostly Hongkong mango related dessert…read more Mango with chewy balls, a scoop of mango ice cream. $7 .. tasted good. Taste was actually 4/5 The white chewy balls were a little hard, like they didn't boil them long enough. But portion size 2/5 ? They have displays and the displays showed much bigger portion that what we actually received. As consumers we didn't feel great after seeing the displays (expectation) vs reality. What we received was around 60% of display. The display also came in a glass container but what we received was in a small plastic cup.