To be honest I was never really interested in this place because the whole ice cream and waffle on a hot plate concept just didn't make sense to me, however I was quite intrigued to try it out due to their presentation and the amount of snapchats I've seen. Overall I had a good experience, I thought it was really cool when I drizzled the cream sauce over but taste wise it was okay not memorable or anything. I probably wouldn't go out of my way to come here.
Service and Environment:
We came on a Friday night at around 8:30-9pm. Luckily we were able to get a seat right away but soon after they had a lot of customers waiting to get a seat. So be sure to come a bit earlier than 8/9 pm if you don't want to wait long. It was really easy to order - you just had to fill a sheet of what you specifically want on your waffle. Service was also very quick. Unfortunately, I did feel like they were trying to rush us out by giving us our bills when we didn't even ask for it yet.
Desserts:
Waffle and Ice-cream Hot Plate:
I think the best part of this dish was the ice cream - we tried their Coffee Milk Tea and Earl Grey and the flavours were on point. It's a shame that the ice-cream melts fairly quickly because it's on a hot plate.
I got brownies as my toppings and it was pretty good as well, the brownies become soft and chewy after being on the hot plate for a while.
The Belgian waffles in my opinion were meh. I thought it was pretty flat and dense rather than airy and fluffy. I got the green tea sauce and it wasn't all that special to be honest, the only great thing about it was that it softened up the dense waffle a bit.
Brownie and Ice-cream Hot Plate:
Same as above, the Coffee milk tea ice cream was phenomenal, the brownie was soft and chewy. Overall nothing special.