I really liked the "sunflower kievsky", a delicious blend of sweetness and freshness in a rainbow bursting with seeds that heralds a long-awaited peace.
Amazing icecream. Love that you can do 2 half scoops which lets you try so many more. The AAPI flavors were so good. We tried Strawberry Daifuku which was so good with the mochi pieces. My favorite was the Lychee Almond Sorbet. So light and airy. The Ube and Vietnamese Rocky Road were also very good. If you're an icecream fan you HAVE to try this.
So many AWESOME flavors to choose from, many of them are Asian Inspired. I was interested in many, it was so hard to pick. I'm thankful we were allowed to taste. I was really interested in the Japanese Neopolitan - Matcha, Hojicha, & Black Sesame, but I could get those flavors individually at home. What sold me was the Sticky Rice + Mango, but I also wanted to go with my Filipino Roots with the Pandan Tres Leches.Thankfully, we were allowed to split single scoops and have 2 half scoops so I could get both. This was the perfect size after eating a full lunch. I look forward to coming back and trying more flavors.
Tried the sakura crunch on ube waffle cone. Very delicious but too sweet for me after a while. I also love their waffle cones cause it's thicker than other ones so it doesn't get soggy and doesnt crumble easily. Their flavors are amazing. Highly recommend the sakura crunch and ube malted crunch. They also have parking.
I have gone by this place too many times to count, so, being a big ice cream fan, I finally stopped in.Their flavors are what I would describe as Asian fusion. And I sampled quite a few flavors, and settled on some sort of purple flavor. One scoop was $6, and, because I sampled, felt obligated to tip another buck.Was one scoop worth $7? Nope. Not even close. Instead, check out Rite Aid Thrifty ice cream. It's much better, and $2 for a scoop.
Lady with the short hair was so nice to me and my friends. She provided great customer service and information about the store. I got the split single with ube and the Vietnamese rocky road.
A good icecream spot in the Venice area. Not much parking but you can park on the street. Interesting flavors and very friendly staff.
@wanderlustcreamery is a really unique ice cream spot in Santa Monica. Their Violet Marshmallow and Pandan Tres Leches were very tasty and tasted exactly as they were described. I may have to order some online!
Line moves fast here. Staff helpful and clean store.Parking after-hours seems to be ok in the plaza behind and to the side of the store.Limited outdoor seating so will have to stand or eat in your car since no indoor seating right now.
One of the best ice cream spots in LA that’s perfect for dessert fans. Came here after dinner on a Wednesday around 9 (they’re open fairly late) and there was a short line that moved quickly. There are four outdoor benches available (no indoor seating). Credit card only. No bathrooms were available. There’s limited lot parking that they share with the barbershop.There’s a set menu along with a rotating menu. The flavors are globally inspired and are really fun. There are vegan options (i.e. the mango sticky rice) as well. There are cone options for an additional fee or you can get a cup. I got two half scoops of the abuelita malted crunch and the Japanese Neapolitan. The abuelita malted crunch was nice and chocolatey, and the Japanese Neapolitan is an upgrade from just a straight matcha flavor. The kinder is a good call if you like a lighter flavor or Nutella. No samples are provided, but the descriptions are clear and you can’t go wrong with any of the flavors.