I ordered mango rolls, grass jelly with taro balls, and mango pomelo sago drink. The mango rolls (white outside, mango inside) are a must order. It's refreshing and not too sweet. The outer shell has a coconut flavored shell. The grass jelly was the flavor you expect but a little more intensified. I enjoyed this but it was nothing special. I would say at the same level of Meet Fresh The mango pomelo sago drink was good but nothing to write home about. It was more of a mango smoothie than anything else. all in all, i would come back again, specifically for the mango rolls
Eddie J.
I love all things Asian and this place really fit the bill. They have a big selection of all sorts of Asian style desserts. Lots of mango, coconut, taro, and even durian choices. Go explore and you will be pleasently surprised.
Priscilla R.
Small little location with plenty of parking. They have a large menu with a lot of great things to choose from. We got a few to be able to taste a variety. You place your order at the table using a QR code and then it is brought to you. The presentation of each dish is so cute. Seating is a little tight, it is hard to seat large groups
Cristal Y.
Light Cantonese style desserts that were both nostalgic and refreshing! They had a number of warm and cold desserts to satisfy many different palattes. Not much seating and looks like there would be a long wait if there were more customers. Only a couple of people working when we went. Free parking lot behind the building.
Dean N.
Highly disappointed in their black sesame. I ordered it togo and had to throw it away. Their black sesame smelled and tasted grossly sour. Can't believe they served rotten dessert.
Rheza B.
This is by far the best durian dessert spot for me! The one thing that I always order would be the Durian Snow White with extra durian! Though I got to say it could be a bit pricey. An order of this would end up to about $13, but that is to be expected since durian is an expensive ingredient to begin with. I tried some of their puddings and drinks, which I do think are good but not the specialty. I also ordered the durian toast, but this one was not to my liking since the durian flavor was too weak. The setting is a bit small since it is a small place run by only 2 people. With that said, patience is definitely needed when the place is packed. Desserts can take up to 20 minutes at times, but on the bright side, that gives you a pretty decent time to chit chat with your group of friends or date!
Tiffany A.
Very delicious. Highly recommend this place. Service was great. Very clean. Super cute decor as well!
Emily
Great aesthetic Cantonese/Hongkong dessert place. Recommend the mango rolls&pancake ? the mango filling is fresh and tasty.Lots of parking space at the basement parking lots and the store is next to
A quiet place that's great for a little hangout with a friend. The desserts here are decently priced and are delightful! Personally, I'm getting the mango rolls every time I come back. There was a minimum $20 charge for using a credit card, so if you only want a small sweet fix, make sure to bring cash
Anna H.
Their cold and hot desserts with mango are the way to go! I thought the mango/taro pancake dessert was okay, nothing memorable, but their mango snow white was soooo good! I loved the creamy icey mixture with mango and mochi, lots of great textures and flavors. Everything was not too sweet which is the best compliment for Asian desserts. This place is great if you want a light dessert. They have a small parking lot in the back and a few tables where you can sit and chill with friends. The order system is very convenient too, you just order on your mobile device by scanning the code!
You can always order the Squid game challenges. I really love their authentic Hong Kong/Chinese desserts. Tables are first come first serve. Service is slower but it's a small mom and pop (literally because I've seen their 2 kids) here. Go with what sounds best to you. It's hard to share since the portions are for individuals.
Luis M.
Talk about one of the best desserts I have ever had. The watermelon coconut noodle soup is the best I have ever had. It was so fresh and had a fantastic taste. Perfect amount of sugar. I will be driving from Lancaster to grab this delicious dessert
Emy H.
Overall enjoyed the desserts. Parking can be difficult with the other restaurants in the same plaza. If u find parking on the street I would take it. Order through the qr code on the table and they will bring it to you. Show white was the best but the ginger soups weren't bad. Just felt like it all disappeared too quickly.
Tonny V.
Located in a small plaza, it's a medium size Hong Kong dessert place. They greet you when you first enter and seat you. What I like is their desserts aren't too sweet and tasty. The mango they use is sweet, not sour like some Asian dessert places. The durian roll is also pretty good. What I don't like much is the toast, they don't put enough condensed milk and not a lot of fruit.
Jenny T.
I was missing dessert from Hong Kong and Premier Dessert Art did the trick! I love when grass jelly is sweetened because I don't like when the herbal taste overpowers the dessert as a whole. And luckily for me, Premier offers honey on the side so you can adjust the sweetness to your liking! As for the mango rolls, they were delightful and refreshing! The roll is made with fresh mango on the inside wrapped with a layer of jelly on the outside. Premier has other dessert options too, maybe I'll come by to try something else next time!
I ordered mango rolls, grass jelly with taro balls, and mango pomelo sago drink. The mango rolls (white outside, mango inside) are a must order. It's refreshing and not too sweet. The outer shell has a coconut flavored shell. The grass jelly was the flavor you expect but a little more intensified. I enjoyed this but it was nothing special. I would say at the same level of Meet Fresh The mango pomelo sago drink was good but nothing to write home about. It was more of a mango smoothie than anything else. all in all, i would come back again, specifically for the mango rolls
I love all things Asian and this place really fit the bill. They have a big selection of all sorts of Asian style desserts. Lots of mango, coconut, taro, and even durian choices. Go explore and you will be pleasently surprised.
Small little location with plenty of parking. They have a large menu with a lot of great things to choose from. We got a few to be able to taste a variety. You place your order at the table using a QR code and then it is brought to you. The presentation of each dish is so cute. Seating is a little tight, it is hard to seat large groups
Light Cantonese style desserts that were both nostalgic and refreshing! They had a number of warm and cold desserts to satisfy many different palattes. Not much seating and looks like there would be a long wait if there were more customers. Only a couple of people working when we went. Free parking lot behind the building.
Highly disappointed in their black sesame. I ordered it togo and had to throw it away. Their black sesame smelled and tasted grossly sour. Can't believe they served rotten dessert.
This is by far the best durian dessert spot for me! The one thing that I always order would be the Durian Snow White with extra durian! Though I got to say it could be a bit pricey. An order of this would end up to about $13, but that is to be expected since durian is an expensive ingredient to begin with. I tried some of their puddings and drinks, which I do think are good but not the specialty. I also ordered the durian toast, but this one was not to my liking since the durian flavor was too weak. The setting is a bit small since it is a small place run by only 2 people. With that said, patience is definitely needed when the place is packed. Desserts can take up to 20 minutes at times, but on the bright side, that gives you a pretty decent time to chit chat with your group of friends or date!
Very delicious. Highly recommend this place. Service was great. Very clean. Super cute decor as well!
Great aesthetic Cantonese/Hongkong dessert place. Recommend the mango rolls&pancake ? the mango filling is fresh and tasty.Lots of parking space at the basement parking lots and the store is next to
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Mango Taro Balls, Tapioca Coconut Milk, Mango Pancake
A quiet place that's great for a little hangout with a friend. The desserts here are decently priced and are delightful! Personally, I'm getting the mango rolls every time I come back. There was a minimum $20 charge for using a credit card, so if you only want a small sweet fix, make sure to bring cash
Their cold and hot desserts with mango are the way to go! I thought the mango/taro pancake dessert was okay, nothing memorable, but their mango snow white was soooo good! I loved the creamy icey mixture with mango and mochi, lots of great textures and flavors. Everything was not too sweet which is the best compliment for Asian desserts. This place is great if you want a light dessert. They have a small parking lot in the back and a few tables where you can sit and chill with friends. The order system is very convenient too, you just order on your mobile device by scanning the code!
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You can always order the Squid game challenges. I really love their authentic Hong Kong/Chinese desserts. Tables are first come first serve. Service is slower but it's a small mom and pop (literally because I've seen their 2 kids) here. Go with what sounds best to you. It's hard to share since the portions are for individuals.
Talk about one of the best desserts I have ever had. The watermelon coconut noodle soup is the best I have ever had. It was so fresh and had a fantastic taste. Perfect amount of sugar. I will be driving from Lancaster to grab this delicious dessert
Overall enjoyed the desserts. Parking can be difficult with the other restaurants in the same plaza. If u find parking on the street I would take it. Order through the qr code on the table and they will bring it to you. Show white was the best but the ginger soups weren't bad. Just felt like it all disappeared too quickly.
Located in a small plaza, it's a medium size Hong Kong dessert place. They greet you when you first enter and seat you. What I like is their desserts aren't too sweet and tasty. The mango they use is sweet, not sour like some Asian dessert places. The durian roll is also pretty good. What I don't like much is the toast, they don't put enough condensed milk and not a lot of fruit.
I was missing dessert from Hong Kong and Premier Dessert Art did the trick! I love when grass jelly is sweetened because I don't like when the herbal taste overpowers the dessert as a whole. And luckily for me, Premier offers honey on the side so you can adjust the sweetness to your liking! As for the mango rolls, they were delightful and refreshing! The roll is made with fresh mango on the inside wrapped with a layer of jelly on the outside. Premier has other dessert options too, maybe I'll come by to try something else next time!