Azabu Sabo Hokkaido Ice Cream

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I had a green tea flavoured one and my grandma had a milk tea flavoured one. The taste of the green tea although it was not the strong bitter kind, but it was not overwhelmingly sweet as well. I felt the texture was nice,a little chewy and gave me something to hold on to. The milk tea flavour was nice as well! Chewy and the milk tea felt really fresh! As you can see my grams enjoys it as well. The staff was friendly, nice music was playing and plus river view, what more can I ask for!

Attractive and colourful dessert displayed in the transparent fridge, I had a craving for it. I tried the taste of some ice-creams before ordering, the staff dig a little bit in small spoon for me.It would be better if they provided chairs and desks for their customers. Anyway, we found our seats along the river. Somehow, it was very pleasurable to sit down and enjoy the breeze. Many people walked by, it presented different story, well, I like to imagine. Back to Ice-cream, it was silky smoothie

I'm back to visit my favourite Azabu Sabo Hokkaido Ice Cream! In my opinion, it beats all other ice-cream brands (as yet), and therefore I think I'd visit Azabu everytime I'm at Clarke Quay *grins*.A very Japanese-looking storefront, usually with an average of 2-3 employees. I felt that the queue system should be improved though, because people were trying at the same time and some already know what they want, thus its' quite difficult because we have to wait for the people in front to decide.Th

Pictured above are Banana Chocolate and Double Chocolate ice cream from this famous shop! As they import the milk directly from Hokkaido, the texture is really smooth and creamy!If "Banana" + "Chocolate" sounds too sweet for you, fret not, because it is not! It's just nice and actually tasted quite light as well! I really love it!Does my friend's Double Chocolate sound very sweet too? Don't worry, it's also very light and not too sweet, unlike other double chocolate-flavoured ice cream in the co

Managed to grab this ice cream for dessert before they closes. Azabu Sabo has been around The Central, Clarke Quay ever since The Central open it's door I think. Haven't tried this before so I decided to have one. The double flavor ice cream sounds good, so I ordered a chocolate with lychee flavor ice cream. I thought it will be diluted but no, the ice cream is creamy and a little fluffly (to me) It is so rich that I nearly couldn't finish it but... not to waste good food especially ice cream, I

Do you always pass by this Hokkaido Ice Cream shops and yet never seem to stop by to try it? That's how I always feel - until my friend recommended and said that the ice-cream here is really good! There was almost nobody here in the morning, and so we had all the time to try out the flavours! In the end we settled for milk tea and chocolate with cookie crumbs! I really love both flavours a lot (esp the milk tea) because it's so rich and smooth and not sticky at all. I like the entire texture so

This has got to be one of my favourite destination for ice creams!Having patronized this shop for many years now, I've tried most of their flavours, and I'd safely say I love all of it.The flavours are all very strong and authentic, and not too sweet. The texture of the ice cream is incredibly soft, and melts in your mouth instantly.If you're unsure of which flavour you want, just ask for a small sample for tasting!My first choice has to be the Sea Salt Caramel ever since it first came out on th

Mrupupup had the Azabu Sabo Hokkaido Ice Cream at Central Mall in Clarke Quay area. Azabu Sabo Ice Cream is very nice and unique japanese ice cream taste. The great thing is Azabo Sabo has their own japanese ice cream specialist to make the ice cream. The ice cream comes in many flavours - green tea, mango, rum & raisin, sesame, chocolate, lychee, strawberry and many many yummy flavours. Mrupupup had their unique green tea and red bean flavour ice cream. Wow, very nice ice cream and Mrupupup was

It is always great to walk by the river with my favourite ice-cream in hand. Azabu Sabo Hokkaido ice-cream has quite a few yummy flavours, such as green tea, black sesame etc! Single scoop on cone only costs $4.3, and if you have it in cup, it's only $3.8. I had the durian flavour this time, and fully indulge in the strong aroma! I like how they shape the ice-cream in the cone too! Very cool hey!

The Hokkaido ice cream has a unique presentation than any other ice cream store. It is long and tall, a shape of a pyramid and the top of the cone is a square shape. the most famous is their mocha flavor. It is not very sweet, just right for those who doesnt have a strong sweet tooth.

An ice-cream a day keeps a smile on my face. Especially when I get a tall swirl of it!Azabu Sabo's soft serve has got the right amount of air and is thick enough without being overly creamy or milky. That's why I prefer Azabu Sabo's soft serve over Milca's version, although I do like the latter's concept of allowing customers to choose the flavored sauces to go with their ice-creams. This soft serve doesn't melt too quickly too, so you don't have to lick it up in a flash!Ardent fans of matcha wi