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2012-03-28
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The flavors are divided into three different range - classic, premium and connoisseur, and they come in single or double scoops in cups or cones. Pints are available for take-aways.When we arrived there wasn't any empty table so I decided to take a look at the flavors first.Finally settled on mao shan wang durian and earl grey (connoisseur + classic $6.90) on a waffle ($2.90).The ice cream were rich-tasting and creamy, but we had wasted money and calories on the waffle. Contrary to being freshly
The flavors are divided into three different range - classic, premium and connoisseur, and they come in single or double scoops in cups or cones. Pints are available for take-aways.When we arrived there wasn't any empty table so I decided to take a look at the flavors first.
Finally settled on mao shan wang durian and earl grey (connoisseur + classic $6.90) on a waffle ($2.90).
The ice cream were rich-tasting and creamy, but we had wasted money and calories on the waffle. Contrary to being freshly baked, it's stiff, dense and without the slightest warmth. U.d.d.e.r.l.y. disappointed!
I didn't quite like the earl grey lingering in my mouth and started craving the new peanut butter crunch (classic $3.20) and bought a scoop to share. The liberal amount of roasted peanuts with brittle bits were extremely moreish.
We enjoyed the ice cream immensely. Too bad about the awful waffle. The staff were patient enough but the tables were disgusting and we had to clear one ourselves.
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