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  • ASIAN DESSERTS? ANYDAY, ANYTIME, ANYWHERE (within reason, of course). I absolutely adore asian desserts, what other types of desserts will ever cater to my tastebuds? I often find most desserts far too sweet for my asian tastebuds, which is why I just devour asian sweets regularly (known to be substantially less sweet than others). This place is definitely quite the hidden gem, I could walk past it easily if I was not looking for it in particular. The place is quite small itself as well, the door way is quite small and there is seating inside but not a whole lot! Just enough. I really wanted to try the pancakes, but I was just way too full after dinner to be able to gorge myself on starch and sugar. For $1.75 for a pancake, that was a really tantalizing offer I just had to unwillingly give up for the sake of my stomach. However, I was able to try the biscuits and Walnut cakes that they had (WOOHOO!). They let me sample the biscuits, which came in seaweed, almond, and regular flavour. It sort of reminded me of pizzelle and your typical asian sweet egg roll, nothing special in particular. It was really nice, though. Upon hearing the hype about the Walnut cakes, I just had to try them for myself. I tried all three flavours, but I think I found the almond the tastiest. I think I missed out quite a bit on trying them warm and freshly made, since mine were a bit stale and cold from the trek from downtown to uptown, LOL. I thought I would like the red bean the most, but surprisingly I preferred the almond. The red bean tastes nice, although I think the filling could be more smooth and a little less sweet. The almond one is really nice however, the filling was incredibly smooth and just the perfect amount of sweetness. I can't really remember any distinct difference between the Walnut and Almond flavour, but there was a distinct texture difference between those two. The almond was much smoother. Overall, I will definitely be returning if I'm ever in the area for Walnut cakes and a pancake! Hopefully, I'll also have a chance to come in on a lighter stomach so I could try their desserts as well. Also, the Walnut cakes are priced very reasonably, $2.00/6 pcs. and $8.00/30 pcs. They come with a very generous amount of filling, totally worth it. I am super excited for my next visit, SWEET!
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