I was exited to come and try the desserts here. I was not disappointed. The costumer service is really good and fast. I ordered the red velvet cake, the price is high but the cake is soft and has a wonderful flavor. I would recommend. For the drink i ordered the strawberry matcha latte and i thought it was ok. Overall i would recommend this place to anyone craving cake! I will be coming back to try more things. Update! I ordered the matcha mille crepe and I thought it was delicious but compared with the red velvet cake this one is really tiny and not worth it for me.

Do NOT get the crepe cakes. Ridiculously pricey ($15) for a crepe cake that is tiny and dry. In comparison, Lady M (the bakery that popularized crepe cakes) in the middle of Manhattan NY is twice the size for $9.

Oh my GOSH. One of my favorite dessert spots in the city. So good!!! Wow. I've been wanting to try this place for ages and I can't remember the last time I built something up in my mind for months and it actually lived up to my hopes and dreams - better, even. I've also been to... a lot of dessert shops in town. This is how good the food looked TO-GO. YES, I USED MY STUFFED ANIMALS AND LOG AS PROPS BECAUSE I SAW THIS SHOP ALSO DOING THAT IN THEIR PHOTOGRAPHY. But seriously, I got the Earl Grey Lover cake and my partner got the Ube Crepe cake. I knew I had to get the Earl Grey Lover cake as soon as I saw it on DoorDash with no description, and texted my friend a screenshot of it. "What is it besides Earl Grey flavor?! I have to know," I said. It came with a blueberry syrup topping type deal, clearly fresh and homemade and perfect amount of spice. This is what I'm drizzling on in the video. I wouldn't have thought I wanted a berry topping for an Earl Grey cheesecake but boy howdy would I have been wrong so I'm glad I was not in charge here. I'm still not 100% sure what was in this thing as far as all the layers and the crust, but it was one of the best cakes/cheesecake situations I have EVER had. I usually don't care about crepe cakes so, I was a bit disappointed when my partner chose it because I knew I was gonna try both our desserts, and both of those drinks in the shot are also for me by the way. Um, I'm so glad he ordered this crepe cake. Absolutely phenomenal texture and flavor. I now understand 100% the appeal of these things, and I must have just not had a great crepe cake before. Not gonna name any names but, somebody else is going down to 4 stars tonight so the fifth star for this place can count harder. That's how much I loved both these desserts, and both drinks. This is also some of the best boba/drinks I've had in town too? I got the Hojicha milk tea and the Ruby Lychee Fizz. The boba itself in the milk tea was some of the softest, freshest boba I've had. It was like some kind of silken miracle from heaven, and the sweetness of both drinks were perfectly balanced and decadent, yet not too much. The pink lychee drink was also surprisingly not-too-sweet and had a great balance of fizz and floral flavor. Similar story to the cakes. Creamy, incredible texture. Not too overly sweet but hard to imagine anyone thinking not sweet enough. I'll be taking friends here every time I get an out-of-town visitor.

A+++. Cafe with Asian style desserts where the sweetness is less than western style. This allows other flavors to come out. Serving plates and bowls are very nice and substantial, adding to the calm atmosphere of the interior that has chill music and lighting. An awesome place to hang out with friends.

This is an old review but I just really miss this place. Absolutely best of breed for modern Asian desserts!

Tastes so fresh. The dulce de leche banana cheesecake is ridiculously good.

First off, bring cash because they won't take card unless it's over $20. We really enjoyed the Mango Shaved Ice though. It was nice that they offer an almond milk option since I'm lactose-free, just be careful not to add the condensed milk onto it! Not sure if it tasted as good as it did because we just did a long hike, but I think it's probably still bomb if you don't hike before going. Just saying though, post-hike bingsu... pretty refreshing!

I ordered the Earl Grey Lover, inside has rock jelly with hard Oreo base, super sweet, no tea favors. Bulgogi to much sauce and salty.

The Honey toast is amazing. We had banana Nutella. We also had the bulgogi fries, a little on the sweet side but delicious. We devoured every morsel.

The desserts on menu were unique and artistic. Visited on a weekday in the evening. Seating at the place was limited. Ordered Toffee Cake. The cake was burnt and not sure it it was the flavor or they made a mistake. Went into the place with very high expectations but didn’t like it.

Was here around dinner time on a weekday for a quick snack - surprised to see a line but the wait wasn’t long. The menu is very interesting and we had wanted to try 1/3 of everything that’s on it. We settled for the mango bingsoo (the best I’ve, better than in Asia) and earl grey tea dessert (won’t be ordering it again). The place is pretty small (seats around 20) and cramped and we could literally hear every conversations within a 2 table radius. Parking is tough. Pricey. Will come if craving bingsoo.

A fun little dessert shop serving elaborate and tasty Asian non-traditional desserts. Most available beverages were cold and sweet. It would have been nice if they had more hot tea and coffee options to accompany their sweet desserts. Otherwise a great place to cap off the evening.

Good spot to have a dessert after dinner. Recommend come here at weekday night, weekend night will waiting on a long line, crazy! The dessert portion is small, so the price is little higher than normal.

We visited this place on a whim. It was close to our favorite spot for sesame balls. They finally opened up the dine in option for this store. I got to say it is definitely 10/10 for ambience. The service was great too. We got here as soon as they opened and was seated immediately. They were kind enough to point out things that weren't available, such as the cast-iron desserts, the okonomiyaki, and etc. We ended up ordering the garlic soy chicken wings, hojicha latte (one with whole milk and one with almond), snow afagatto, and choco-matcha mille-crepe. Chicken wings were definitely unique, it had a bit of an after taste. Those who aren't used to Asian cuisine might not like it so much. The hojicha is toasted matcha. The one with almond milk has a nutty taste where whole milk gave a silker texture. Desserts were good. The afagatto was definitely fun when it deflates. Cons: - bathroom is outside and on the second floor. Was not the cleanest either. - water that was offered had some flecks in it. - had to ask for more napkins. Overall, not the worst things that can happen. Still enjoyed the experience very much! Definitely would recommend.

Got the Ube Crepe and Red Velvet Strawberry Cheesecake. They were good and something to try. The service was fast because only cake slices were ordered

This place is amazing. I saw how cute their creations were and I loved it sadly I only had the rose Lychee fizz drink. The only thing I wish is there to be adjustments to the drinks like have to adjust sugar levels and ice levels. Overall I hope to try more things from this place. And I love the cute atmosphere it brings and I definitely recommend coming here.

My friend recommended here to me before, I took the opportunity to visit my family in San Francisco to stop by. Ordered ube crepe and Nutella toast, they are super delicious! It's a pity that they can only take out now, I look forward they do dine in future.

Today, I tried Thai Tea honey Toast. The taste is really good, thick Thai tea flavor, thin and smooth ice cream. I'll come back.

I had high hopes for this place after seeing the good reviews and pictures of all the desserts, but was quite disappointed. I ordered the earl grey cheese tea and the thai tea souffle pancakes. The earl grey tea tasted like pretty good quality tea, but the cheese topping was terribly dense and sweet. After just one sip of the cheese topping I knew I couldn't have more on its own. I ended up mixing it into the tea which made it taste like a rich earl grey milk tea. I was eventually able to finish it but it took a few hours because of the richness. The thai tea souffle pancakes were just okay. The souffle pancakes were dense instead of light and fluffy. There wasn't that much thai tea sauce on them. I would say the best part of the pancakes was the thai tea ice cream and caramelized bananas on the side. This place is also quite expensive, especially for the disappointing quality of the desserts and drinks. If you want a similar drink and dessert menu, go to U:Dessert Story for much better quality.

This place has delicious desserts! It's a bit pricey but I think it's worth it. I ordered 3 items and spent about $45.

Our go-to dessert place - love their Ube crepe cake! On the pricier side, currently has take out only.