Got the durian/red bean drink. Must have. Delicious ..so good. Also got the durian crepe cake. It is also very very good. If you are a durian lover, this is the place! We need to keep them in business ...selfishly .
Seno C.
For durian lovers, this place is great. I drop by right after the State opening on June 16, 2021. I was kinda disappointed because they have very limited snacks and cakes on display. May be because of the pandemic, not a lot of customers order thus the menu and availability are limited. I was looking forward for the " layers cake " , they only had one piece, I think. I try again next time. Hopefully they will have better selection ready.
Donna S.
The durian crepe cake is highly recommended. It's SO GOOD!! It's quite pricey, which I attribute to the time and effort it probably takes to make it. It's also a small slice. The durian cheesecake is a pass. It's not bad but also not amazing. I'd spend my money on the crepe cake instead.
Jo S.
I read an article that there was a restaurant the specialized in durian dishes and proceeded to do a search and found this place. I was excited because durian is one of my favorite foods and did a little research about their menu and found some dishes I wanted to try. When we arrived the decor looked nice and modern with pictures of their patrons along the walls. They had board games in the corner. Lounge chairs with coffee tables. It looks like a cool place to hang out if it wasn't for Covid. This was doing dine-in service at this time. We were a party of four and each of us proceeded to order. We noticed a number of items were crossed out, some of which we wanted to try. Especially the durian coffee. The employee said it wasn't available and they won't be making it anymore, but the signage was still up being advertised. But they still had other items we did want to try. We ordered Durian Special Drink, Durian Milk Cover Green Tea, Durian pancake, Durian Saw Dust, Durian Pizza and Fired Fish Balls. The drinks were served first. The Saw Dust and the pancake were pre-made and in the display case so they were served at the same time with the drinks. The fish balls came out after about 10 minutes, but the pizza took the longest. It seemed like a long time, but it may have been between 15-25 minutes for the pizza to come out. The Durian Green Tea-I like durain and I like Green Tea, but being together didn't work for me. At least it was cold, because it was a warm day. The Durian Special was quite good, but they need to update the picture they have on the menu. The red beans doesn't float on the top of the drink, but red beans works well with durian. Just wish the drink had a little more substance to it. The Durian pancake-This was also another good dish. The cream was not overly sweat and its creaminess match well with the creaminess of the of durian. But it was less an american style pancake and more like a crepe filled with durian and creme. The crepe didn't have any durian that I could taste. Durian saw dust-This was an okay dish. To much graham cracker and not enough durian, especially for the price. Durian Pizza-This was my favorite dish. Who would have thought cheese and Durian was a good mix. I found it funny that they gave you gloves to eat it, but I still used it. My only complaint was the pricing of this dish. I know durian isn't a cheap incredient, but on the menu the price jumped from $11 to $16. That's a huge 50% increase. Fired fish balls-Though these didn't have any durian, these were also quite tasty, but its standard fare for this type of shop. Though the dishes were mostly good I had to give this place an overall score of 3.5 stars. Since There is no option for 3.5 I had to give it 3 because the experience was more closer to a 3 than to a 4 star. Maybe because of Covid or maybe because not to many people like durian, as it is, this shop is just average. I say this mainly because of the service and condition of the shop and the menu having crossed out items. When we came in the server promptly helped us, but as soon as he was done serving us he sat down on the lounge chair and went on his phone and never acknowledged us after that. Didn't seem very professional. I may be nitpicking, but while waiting for the pizza we had a chance to look more closely at the shop. There was a dirty table behind us with a half filled drink on it. Noticeable dust under the condiments on the table. Dust on the tissue dispenser and other surfaces. If this was a busy place I could understand, but we were there for 1 hour and no one else entered the place. If the server had time to be on the phone he has time to keep the shop clean. Also the place was uncomfortably quite because there was no one else except us and the server. Some music would have helped with the silence. Like I said before, durian is not a cheap ingredient and the prices reflect that. I wouldn't mind paying those prices if the shop experience was a little better.
Scott Z.
If you are durian lover, this is the place. Because they use much durian on the food, not messing up things with extra cream. I was regret not trying them earlier.
Cal N.
Employees are super nice. Establishment is cute and cozy. Desserts are good. I got the durian crepe and pancake and liked it very much. It was pretty pricey though, nearly $20 for the two small portions.
Pauline Peraza
I really don't know I haven't gone in there it's all Asian
MaryLu R.
Overpriced and not that good. The durian pudding had no flavor, durian crepe cake was poorly made it seemed like the fruit was just slapped on there and didn't taste fresh, the matcha crepe cake was super sweet for a crepe cake and durian drink tasted like card board. Maybe it was a bad batch of durian..
Rhea M.
I've driven past this place for months (years?) and I've always been curious about the desserts they serve here. Admittedly, I didn't opt for any of the durian desserts they're known for (next time), but was happy to see there's plenty of non-durian options for my less adventurous family. I got a tiramisu, mango pudding, and a match mille crepe. The tiramisu was nothing special, but the mango pudding was delicious. It was flavorful, well-textured, and didn't taste of artificial mango like a lot of other mango products do. The matcha mille crepe was also delightful. Unlike the Lady M mille crepe cakes, their's is more dense and chewy. It felt less cloud-like, but was a highly enjoyable layered up cake. If like matcha (for being a bit bitter and sweet), you'll love this cake. The place is a bit pricey. Mille crepe cake is never cheap because of the labor involved and the quality of the mango pudding speaks to them using the actual fruit (or at least a high quality flavoring). I still think the tiramisu wasn't worth it, but I'm definitely coming back to try some durian desserts.
Karissa L.
What an awesome little find! My friend and I (we both LOVE durian) stumbled upon this little shop while walking to Tiger Sugar. They have the words durian written outside in Chinese--luckily my friend knows how to read Chinese! We ended up ordering a few things to take home. 1. Durian mochi cake: this was pretty good! They put a layer of durian on top. There was good durian flavor but after awhile the coconut flavor from the cake overpowered the durian. My husband liked this. 2. Durian mochi: my friend and I each had one and this was good! This one had the most durian flavor and each mochi was also really big in size. Would definitely recommend getting this one. 3. Durian saw dust cup: my friend didn't like this. She said it tasted nothing like durian. The person who helped us said this was a popular item though. 4. Durian crepe cake: my friend didn't like this. There wasn't enough durian flavor. I'll definitely come back to try more of their items but some of them were hit or miss in terms of durian flavor. Things can also get pricey with each item being anywhere from $5-20
I have been wanted to try this place for months but life and COVID, anyway we got two durian Mille crepes slices, a cheesecake slice and a durian drink with red bean making our total $32. The cheesecake is pretty nice but the Mille crepe cake is nicer and tastes more of durian, yum! The durian drink with red bean is pretty good too. Price seems a bit high (I know durian is an exotic fruit and businesses are struggling during this pandemic so I understand the expense). I did enjoy everything and would return the next time I would like a treat! Another downside is the take out packaging for the cakes is flimsy and a staple was used to hold them together which works but is a pain to remove and open the packaging. Maybe a paper sticker to "tape" them together would be better?
Patrick Watts
Malaysian food and the scene here is better than most. It's so appetizing. The service was very friendly and kind. Bring your appetite because portions are filling.
Alaina20 K
One of my favorite locations for quality malaysian food. a favorite evening place of mine. it has a good feel to it.
Ryker Navarro
malaysian food, excellent. Super delicious. The service was very friendly and attentive. Prices were fair for the quality of the food. Food is similar to a cafe in Indianapolis I liked.
Luke Diaz
My fav spot for delicious Malaysian food. Normally I would have posted a pic but food looked so good I couldn't stop. I had a cousin come into town and asked me to take him back here. This place has an awesome feel to it.
Got the durian/red bean drink. Must have. Delicious ..so good. Also got the durian crepe cake. It is also very very good. If you are a durian lover, this is the place! We need to keep them in business ...selfishly .
For durian lovers, this place is great. I drop by right after the State opening on June 16, 2021. I was kinda disappointed because they have very limited snacks and cakes on display. May be because of the pandemic, not a lot of customers order thus the menu and availability are limited. I was looking forward for the " layers cake " , they only had one piece, I think. I try again next time. Hopefully they will have better selection ready.
The durian crepe cake is highly recommended. It's SO GOOD!! It's quite pricey, which I attribute to the time and effort it probably takes to make it. It's also a small slice. The durian cheesecake is a pass. It's not bad but also not amazing. I'd spend my money on the crepe cake instead.
I read an article that there was a restaurant the specialized in durian dishes and proceeded to do a search and found this place. I was excited because durian is one of my favorite foods and did a little research about their menu and found some dishes I wanted to try. When we arrived the decor looked nice and modern with pictures of their patrons along the walls. They had board games in the corner. Lounge chairs with coffee tables. It looks like a cool place to hang out if it wasn't for Covid. This was doing dine-in service at this time. We were a party of four and each of us proceeded to order. We noticed a number of items were crossed out, some of which we wanted to try. Especially the durian coffee. The employee said it wasn't available and they won't be making it anymore, but the signage was still up being advertised. But they still had other items we did want to try. We ordered Durian Special Drink, Durian Milk Cover Green Tea, Durian pancake, Durian Saw Dust, Durian Pizza and Fired Fish Balls. The drinks were served first. The Saw Dust and the pancake were pre-made and in the display case so they were served at the same time with the drinks. The fish balls came out after about 10 minutes, but the pizza took the longest. It seemed like a long time, but it may have been between 15-25 minutes for the pizza to come out. The Durian Green Tea-I like durain and I like Green Tea, but being together didn't work for me. At least it was cold, because it was a warm day. The Durian Special was quite good, but they need to update the picture they have on the menu. The red beans doesn't float on the top of the drink, but red beans works well with durian. Just wish the drink had a little more substance to it. The Durian pancake-This was also another good dish. The cream was not overly sweat and its creaminess match well with the creaminess of the of durian. But it was less an american style pancake and more like a crepe filled with durian and creme. The crepe didn't have any durian that I could taste. Durian saw dust-This was an okay dish. To much graham cracker and not enough durian, especially for the price. Durian Pizza-This was my favorite dish. Who would have thought cheese and Durian was a good mix. I found it funny that they gave you gloves to eat it, but I still used it. My only complaint was the pricing of this dish. I know durian isn't a cheap incredient, but on the menu the price jumped from $11 to $16. That's a huge 50% increase. Fired fish balls-Though these didn't have any durian, these were also quite tasty, but its standard fare for this type of shop. Though the dishes were mostly good I had to give this place an overall score of 3.5 stars. Since There is no option for 3.5 I had to give it 3 because the experience was more closer to a 3 than to a 4 star. Maybe because of Covid or maybe because not to many people like durian, as it is, this shop is just average. I say this mainly because of the service and condition of the shop and the menu having crossed out items. When we came in the server promptly helped us, but as soon as he was done serving us he sat down on the lounge chair and went on his phone and never acknowledged us after that. Didn't seem very professional. I may be nitpicking, but while waiting for the pizza we had a chance to look more closely at the shop. There was a dirty table behind us with a half filled drink on it. Noticeable dust under the condiments on the table. Dust on the tissue dispenser and other surfaces. If this was a busy place I could understand, but we were there for 1 hour and no one else entered the place. If the server had time to be on the phone he has time to keep the shop clean. Also the place was uncomfortably quite because there was no one else except us and the server. Some music would have helped with the silence. Like I said before, durian is not a cheap ingredient and the prices reflect that. I wouldn't mind paying those prices if the shop experience was a little better.
If you are durian lover, this is the place. Because they use much durian on the food, not messing up things with extra cream. I was regret not trying them earlier.
Employees are super nice. Establishment is cute and cozy. Desserts are good. I got the durian crepe and pancake and liked it very much. It was pretty pricey though, nearly $20 for the two small portions.
I really don't know I haven't gone in there it's all Asian
Overpriced and not that good. The durian pudding had no flavor, durian crepe cake was poorly made it seemed like the fruit was just slapped on there and didn't taste fresh, the matcha crepe cake was super sweet for a crepe cake and durian drink tasted like card board. Maybe it was a bad batch of durian..
I've driven past this place for months (years?) and I've always been curious about the desserts they serve here. Admittedly, I didn't opt for any of the durian desserts they're known for (next time), but was happy to see there's plenty of non-durian options for my less adventurous family. I got a tiramisu, mango pudding, and a match mille crepe. The tiramisu was nothing special, but the mango pudding was delicious. It was flavorful, well-textured, and didn't taste of artificial mango like a lot of other mango products do. The matcha mille crepe was also delightful. Unlike the Lady M mille crepe cakes, their's is more dense and chewy. It felt less cloud-like, but was a highly enjoyable layered up cake. If like matcha (for being a bit bitter and sweet), you'll love this cake. The place is a bit pricey. Mille crepe cake is never cheap because of the labor involved and the quality of the mango pudding speaks to them using the actual fruit (or at least a high quality flavoring). I still think the tiramisu wasn't worth it, but I'm definitely coming back to try some durian desserts.
What an awesome little find! My friend and I (we both LOVE durian) stumbled upon this little shop while walking to Tiger Sugar. They have the words durian written outside in Chinese--luckily my friend knows how to read Chinese! We ended up ordering a few things to take home. 1. Durian mochi cake: this was pretty good! They put a layer of durian on top. There was good durian flavor but after awhile the coconut flavor from the cake overpowered the durian. My husband liked this. 2. Durian mochi: my friend and I each had one and this was good! This one had the most durian flavor and each mochi was also really big in size. Would definitely recommend getting this one. 3. Durian saw dust cup: my friend didn't like this. She said it tasted nothing like durian. The person who helped us said this was a popular item though. 4. Durian crepe cake: my friend didn't like this. There wasn't enough durian flavor. I'll definitely come back to try more of their items but some of them were hit or miss in terms of durian flavor. Things can also get pricey with each item being anywhere from $5-20
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I have been wanted to try this place for months but life and COVID, anyway we got two durian Mille crepes slices, a cheesecake slice and a durian drink with red bean making our total $32. The cheesecake is pretty nice but the Mille crepe cake is nicer and tastes more of durian, yum! The durian drink with red bean is pretty good too. Price seems a bit high (I know durian is an exotic fruit and businesses are struggling during this pandemic so I understand the expense). I did enjoy everything and would return the next time I would like a treat! Another downside is the take out packaging for the cakes is flimsy and a staple was used to hold them together which works but is a pain to remove and open the packaging. Maybe a paper sticker to "tape" them together would be better?
Malaysian food and the scene here is better than most. It's so appetizing. The service was very friendly and kind. Bring your appetite because portions are filling.
One of my favorite locations for quality malaysian food. a favorite evening place of mine. it has a good feel to it.
malaysian food, excellent. Super delicious. The service was very friendly and attentive. Prices were fair for the quality of the food. Food is similar to a cafe in Indianapolis I liked.
My fav spot for delicious Malaysian food. Normally I would have posted a pic but food looked so good I couldn't stop. I had a cousin come into town and asked me to take him back here. This place has an awesome feel to it.