We really enjoy the fresh mango in the desserts and drinks. The price was a little more expensive but the desserts were all very tasty. There is ample and comfortable seating, and it’s a great place to study. In particular, the mango mochi came with fresh mango instead of simple whipped cream which we really liked!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Mochi
Jemy Joseph
Nice ambianceKid-friendliness: Kids loved itWheelchair accessibility: Yes got a ramp
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Mango
Emma
Yangzhi nectar tastes really bad. I don’t understand why soda water is added to it. It tastes weird and very bitter.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
yaguang geng
It looks good, and waiters and waitresses give us much attitude for nothing. Nobody cares about any customer, everyone is on the cellphone. It’s a fantastic place to waste money and time. Just wondering about the quality of the food from cooks with the attitude of their job.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
S Wong
Food: maintaining Honeymoon standard, not bad 4*Service: Only 1 poor lady who covers taking orders, preparing dessert, billing and cashier. Not her fault, Management's failure obviously.Atmosphere: weird design, lots of space but not many tables... Both toilet doors can't lock.The place is obviously badly managed.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 4
Service: 3
Geanie L
Horrible service, would not allow me to add points to my loyalty card, AND took away my previous s points
Chloe Tran
This location has much more stuff than other locations I been to.DESSERT:• Milk Custard w/ Osmanthus: the glutinous rice in the bottom is way to sweet. Otherwise it'd be a tasty dessert.• Mango Pomelo & Sago: love this one but I wish it had more mango and less sago.SERVICE: nice customer serviceINSIDE: share space with a bubble tea shop. The area is big but very few tables so you might have to fight for a table.
Chloe T.
This location has much more stuff than other locations I been to.DESSERT:• Milk Custard w/ Osmanthus: the glutinous rice in the bottom is way to sweet. Otherwise it'd be a tasty dessert.• Mango Pomelo & Sago: love this one but I wish it had more mango and less sago.SERVICE: nice customer serviceINSIDE: share space with a bubble tea shop. The area is big but very few tables so you might have to fight for a table.
Mich C.
This is a cute quiet place. But then again I came on a Saturday night...not much happening. I was just craving dessert. Here I am. Eating all this delicious goodness. Solo. Parking is relatively easy and plenty of spots. Cute atmosphere. Also kung fu panda inside too. It's two in one!
Okay so I do like the desserts it is very goodBut the waiter was SO RUDE and was not even smiling, giving us attitude and rudely said we don't have mochis. Never coming back. Ever.
Mazahir Rahim
Finding Honeymoon Dessert location is a bit of a task, tucked away as it is oil the side of the block. But the cashier/receptionist/salesgirl directed me in. Once there it was an experience. This restaurant shares its premise with a tea stall so it can be confusing. But the ambience is wonderful. Large spaces, good seating, and a tiny selection of Desserts. We tried the mango desserts (its the mango season) and they were very good. Would love to return and try some of their other dishes. Smiling pleasant service, not too expensive and great taste.
Zhi ye Situ
They do not have shaved ice, big disappointment. Service is good but selections are poor. Will not come back.
Van Chieng
Ordered Almond Tea & Black Glutinous Rice (filled with Taro). This is Hot tea. Unexpectedly tasty and have soothing effect. ????
Michael Mordenga
I am falling in love with Hong Kong drinks and desserts. My wife got a dessert fruit dish with a Jello/cream shaped like a jiggling bunny. It was sweet and fun. I got the Ice Cream Black Warrior which tasted like an ice cream sundae with tapioca pearls. I consumed it with delight. Such a great experience. We had the one with a Kung Fu Tea attached to it. Prices were reasonably low (which is saying something about Toronto)
We really enjoy the fresh mango in the desserts and drinks. The price was a little more expensive but the desserts were all very tasty. There is ample and comfortable seating, and it’s a great place to study. In particular, the mango mochi came with fresh mango instead of simple whipped cream which we really liked!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Mochi
Nice ambianceKid-friendliness: Kids loved itWheelchair accessibility: Yes got a ramp
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Mango
Yangzhi nectar tastes really bad. I don’t understand why soda water is added to it. It tastes weird and very bitter.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
It looks good, and waiters and waitresses give us much attitude for nothing. Nobody cares about any customer, everyone is on the cellphone. It’s a fantastic place to waste money and time. Just wondering about the quality of the food from cooks with the attitude of their job.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Food: maintaining Honeymoon standard, not bad 4*Service: Only 1 poor lady who covers taking orders, preparing dessert, billing and cashier. Not her fault, Management's failure obviously.Atmosphere: weird design, lots of space but not many tables... Both toilet doors can't lock.The place is obviously badly managed.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 4
Service: 3
Horrible service, would not allow me to add points to my loyalty card, AND took away my previous s points
This location has much more stuff than other locations I been to.DESSERT:• Milk Custard w/ Osmanthus: the glutinous rice in the bottom is way to sweet. Otherwise it'd be a tasty dessert.• Mango Pomelo & Sago: love this one but I wish it had more mango and less sago.SERVICE: nice customer serviceINSIDE: share space with a bubble tea shop. The area is big but very few tables so you might have to fight for a table.
This location has much more stuff than other locations I been to.DESSERT:• Milk Custard w/ Osmanthus: the glutinous rice in the bottom is way to sweet. Otherwise it'd be a tasty dessert.• Mango Pomelo & Sago: love this one but I wish it had more mango and less sago.SERVICE: nice customer serviceINSIDE: share space with a bubble tea shop. The area is big but very few tables so you might have to fight for a table.
This is a cute quiet place. But then again I came on a Saturday night...not much happening. I was just craving dessert. Here I am. Eating all this delicious goodness. Solo. Parking is relatively easy and plenty of spots. Cute atmosphere. Also kung fu panda inside too. It's two in one!
Very good Hong Kong style dessert restaurant.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
Okay so I do like the desserts it is very goodBut the waiter was SO RUDE and was not even smiling, giving us attitude and rudely said we don't have mochis. Never coming back. Ever.
Finding Honeymoon Dessert location is a bit of a task, tucked away as it is oil the side of the block. But the cashier/receptionist/salesgirl directed me in. Once there it was an experience. This restaurant shares its premise with a tea stall so it can be confusing. But the ambience is wonderful. Large spaces, good seating, and a tiny selection of Desserts. We tried the mango desserts (its the mango season) and they were very good. Would love to return and try some of their other dishes. Smiling pleasant service, not too expensive and great taste.
They do not have shaved ice, big disappointment. Service is good but selections are poor. Will not come back.
Ordered Almond Tea & Black Glutinous Rice (filled with Taro). This is Hot tea. Unexpectedly tasty and have soothing effect. ????
I am falling in love with Hong Kong drinks and desserts. My wife got a dessert fruit dish with a Jello/cream shaped like a jiggling bunny. It was sweet and fun. I got the Ice Cream Black Warrior which tasted like an ice cream sundae with tapioca pearls. I consumed it with delight. Such a great experience. We had the one with a Kung Fu Tea attached to it. Prices were reasonably low (which is saying something about Toronto)