Honeymoon Dessert (Closed)

Full review - http://midas400.blogspot.sg/2016/02/hk-honeymoon-dessert.htmlAfter a satisfying dinner at Gyoza-ya, my friend suggested to have dessert at HK Honeymoon Dessert, a popular chain from HK. The smallish eatery wasn't busy yet at around 8pm on a weekday.The dessert selection here was pretty extensive, many of the mango and fruits items are similar to 許留山, it took me quite a while to narrow down what I wanna eat.I finally picked a chilled dessert, Mango with Black glutinous rice and Vani

Honeymoon Dessert is always a safe choice if you are craving for some desserts after a meal. They have a variety of mango/fruit desserts, and also traditional chinese desserts. I got the popular mango pomelo sago which costs around $5.90; quite steep compared to ah chew and the like. The sago itself was alright, they were generous with mango bits and pomelo, but there could've been crushed ice to dilute the thing, so that it wouldn't be too sticky and sweet.

This is the first time I tried their Mango in Vanilla Sauce with Thai Black Glutinous Rice and I love it very much. Price was rather steep though, a small bowl of dessert for $5.50! Next time I would just order the same item but without the mango and save $0.70 more. The mango is a bit sour and sting my tough with its sourness and I don't quite like dessert to be sour. The vanilla sauce actually acts like a replacement to the coconut milk that usually comes with the black glutinous rice and it

Me and my friend are craving some desserts after our dinner hence we stopped by Honeymoon Dessert to satisfy our cravings. I decided to order the black sesame paste since it has been a while since I had it, and my friend ordered the mango sago. The black sesame paste is very thick and black and it tastes quite rich in black sesame flavour as well. The sweetness level is just right for me too. Overall, I would say it is worth a second order next time I am here.

quite addicted to honeymoon dessert since the last time i tried as it tasted very similar to desserts that i tried in hong kong. i think among their desserts, the mango desserts tasted the best. this time i tried the mango sago with dumpling. i felt the mango sago tasted not as nice and more diluted compared to the last time i tried. but i still have high hope for this store and will continue to try other desserts on the menu

We were craving for desserts and decided to try Honeymoon Desserts located at Paragon. We ordered the walnut and almond paste mixed. It costs around $5 for the dessert. The service was slow and it took very long for our dessert to be served. The paste was not mixed very well and I could feel lumps of paste sticking together. It tasted a little bland on the taste buds.

ate bbq for lunch so want to get a dessert to "detox" myself. ordered the mini mochi with mixed fruits in mango sauce and i think it was a bad choice because the mango sauce was so blend! the mochi was not bad, quite chewy but since the sauce is so blend, it compromised the mochi taste a little. next time i will just stick to the usual= mango pomelo sago

pass by this outlet when walking around in paragon, i think is just opened not too long ago. i ordered the mango pancake. is actually like crepe but just that is wrapped up like a ham roll. the mango taste quite sweet, it has a nice blend with the whipped cream but i think the price is slightly steep cause is quite a small pancake