Went here on a whim because it's close to my work place. It's by the far some of the cutest food I've eaten in the area, but taste wise it's just alright.
Read bean waffle ice cream w/ black sesame (3.5/5): the cone is so cute. I got this and seriously didn't want to eat it haha. However, that aside the black sesame ice cream tasted like it had been sitting in the freezer a little too long so the flavour was faint and texture was very icy. The cone itself was hard in some spots so i found it wasn't as easy to eat as a traditional cone but the red bean at the bottom was a nice surprise.
Red bean waffles (3/5): It's hard to eat more than one because I found that my waffles were super greasy. The red bean inside isn't super sweet and the texture of the waffle itself was very soft, however it was hard to get over the greasy-ness. Unfortunately, I most likely won't be buying their red bean waffles again.
Cost (3/5): Fairly standard. I didn't think it was too expensive nor quite a deal as well.
Service (3.5/5): Like cost, it was standard. The person at the cash said hello, and non-nonchalantly took our order. I no complaints, but don't really have any compliments to offer either.
Ambiance (3.5/5): Not a big focus of this little shop. It's a basic counter with the pre-made fishy cones sitting on top. There's a table and counter top to sit at with basic furniture. The red bean waffle ice cream chart is a nice touch and I quite enjoyed the poster they have on their wall that says what kind of person you are based on how you eat the red bean waffle. Definitely cute.
Will probably come back if I'm up for trying another flavored ice cream (perhaps black sesame is not their best), but wouldn't recommend the red bean waffles cause of how greasy my experience was.