After hearing about a shop selling egg waffles and ice cream, my friends and I were instantly drawn to this place. We went here on a hot day because we thought the ice cream would be a good cooler. Unfortunately, we were very let down. First of all, there isn't any sign above the bakery indicating the name so we ended up walking right past the shop without even noticing. We were greeted by a long line expanding past a few shops down the street. After waiting 20+ minutes, we entered a very crammed bakery with employees frantically running around to complete the orders. I noticed that the employees seemed to not be very familiar with using an egg waffle maker and actually served some people burnt egg waffles.... yikes
I ordered the hong kong egg waffle with totoro (ube & lychee??) and raspberry ice cream and it came to nearly $10. Not at all worth it. If you've ever had *real* hong kong egg waffles before, you'll know that what they were serving was a much lower quality rendition. The waffle was hard and had a strange after-taste in comparison to normal egg waffles. The ice cream was also on the warmer side and too soft (almost melted) when they served it to me. The taste was okay ... but honestly buying a container of Ben & Jerry's would've been better.
I definitely don't recommend this place, seeing as you can get much better egg waffles and ice cream at the near-by china town for a fraction of the price. Not to mention the fact that the chinese bakeries selling egg waffles are much more efficient, usually only takes 5 minutes. I can see why this place would be appealing to tourists and people who are not familiar with hong kong street food but anyone who goes here is definitely getting robbed.