J W

2 months ago

"A mainstay of the chinatown dessert scene for YEARS. You can’t go wrong getting anything here, and this order was ready in about 20 seconds. Pictured: Red bean Tayaki waffle cone with matcha ice cream, condensed milk, wafers, and mochi. $10"

Kevin

2 months ago

"Good Japanese style ice cream dessert. They were having a special pumpkin flavor for all I am assuming. I liked it, you can taste the pumpkin flavor."

Adventure Awaits

5 months ago

"My family and I stopped in to this ice cream shop because we wanted something sweet but different while we were visiting Chinatown in New York city. Everyone was very kind while serving us and the Japanese ice cream was uniquely delicious. The fish shaped cone had its own surprised at the very bottom, it was like some sort of custard but it was complimentary to the ice cream. There are a couple of benches for seating while you enjoy your ice cream, it is a small space but doable for about eight people all at once. There is no outside seating available. We would definitely recommend this buisness to anyone who enjoys ice cream because it's unique, delicious and flavorful. Thank you for your kindness, we wish you many years of success and hope to be back in town to enjoy more of your ice cream."

shimmeringpath

6 months ago

"Cool little spot in Chinatown to get ice cream treats in one of those cute 'fish shaped cone '. They don't have too many flavors but I got the chocolate tayaki cone with some chocolate syrup on top and a cookie added on top too . Really tasty . Especially on a hot day . This is actually on Baxter street right off Canal . Not too far from Broadway. Staff are really friendly and helpful. Nice place to stop for ice cream if you are in Chinatown area."

Brian W

6 months ago

"Trendy shop in lower Manhattan. Small store front but really good ice cream, especially on a hot day. The wait isn't long and the staff works quickly. They have a ton of options to pick, and everyone seemed to love their flavor. Not over priced considering how popular they are."