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Sulmida Downtown Vancouver | Dessert Cafe

May 5, 2018 by foodgressing Leave a Comment

One of the sweet additions to the West End neighbourhood is Sulmida Korean Dessert Cafe. This is Sulmida’s third location in Metro Vancouver with two other ones in Richmond and Burnaby. The cafe specializes in bingsu (variants “patbingsu,” “bingsoo”) which are shaved milk-ice desserts.

I had been to Sulmida’s locations before and liked the experiences there. The incentive to visit was particularly sweetened when I bought their Groupon deal of 2 bingsu for $21. Here’s a look at my experience at Sulmida Downtown Vancouver.

Note: None of the food in this review was complimentary. This review is done anonymously.

Modern, Spacious Interior

I like Sulmida’s bright, modern spacious interior which is definitely a lot bigger than the Burnaby one but comparable in size to the Richmond location.

Sulmida Menu

Sulmida Downtown has 12 different options of bingsu like Green Tea, Mango Cheese, Nutella Banana and more. The bingsu come in either a cup ($6.50 – $7.50) or a bowl ($10.85 – $16). For beverages, they offer hot and cold espresso-based drinks, fruit ades, frappes and so forth. Other dessert options include lava bread and dessert toasts.

What I Tried

The Groupon deal was $21 for 2 bingsu and I went with the Mango Banana (regular $14.25) and the Honey Dew Melon (regular $16). In both cases, the shaved mik-ice were light, fluffy and had a nice milky taste. The portions of fruit offered were reasonable as well. Based on the size of the desserts, these bowls are definitely meant to be shared.

I thought the vanilla ice cream was creamy and not overly sweet and the sliced almonds added a fun textural contrast. The mango used was just a bit tart but the syrup seemed to balance it out nicely.

Overall Impression of Sulmida Downtown Vancouver

It was another solid dessert experience at Sulmida. Snowy Village is just about a block away and I think their bingsu are comparable. However, I like Sulmida Downtown’s more spacious and inviting environment. Rating: 4/5

Sulmida
Address: 780 Denman St, Vancouver, BC
Facebook: @sulmida.canada/‎

San Francisco Dessert Shop: Powder Shaved Snow

April 24, 2018 by foodgressing Leave a Comment

One of the dessert shops that I visited last month in San Francisco was Powder Shaved Snow – San Francisco’s first shop dedicated to Taiwanese shaved snow. The shop was founded by David Chung and Mimi Hanley, two former tech workers, who saw an opportunity when they noticed a lack of shaved snow shops in the city. While I have had quite a bit of shaved snow like at Snowy Village, ZenQ and IcePik in Vancouver, I was intrigued by some of the flavours and options available at Powder Shaved Show.

Note: None of the food in this review was complimentary. This review was done anonymously.

Powder Shaved Snow Menu

Shaved snow is sort of a hybrid of shaved ice and ice cream. At Powder Shaved Snow, the snow is created by mixing local organic dairy with flavoured filter water like Matcha and Black Sesame. The mixtures are frozen into ice blocks which are then shaved-to-order into ribbons by machines.

The build-your-own options start at $4.50 for regular or $5.50 for large. Available flavours include Mango, Horchata, Vietnamese Coffee and so forth. The shaved snow also come with a waffle cookie. What I like is that they have some toppings to go with the shaved snow like Fruity Pebbles, Oreos, Sliced Almonds and more. Regular toppings are $0.50 or $0.75 for premium. If you’re feeling up to creating your own, there are two signature options: Valencia and Cereal Killer.

What I Tried

I went with a regular size Ube shaved snow with mochi toppings ($5.25) and regular size Matcha Green Tea shaved snow with sliced almonds ($5.25). The shaved snow had very nice light, fluffy textures and they tasted like their flavours with a bit of milkiness. Refreshing and not too sweet. The toppings were pretty good as well.

Divisadero Location

Located at Divisadero and Haight, Powder Shaved Snow is a really small shop with just one bench for seating inside. However, they have some tables outside. A nice place to enjoy these treats under the sunshine!

Overall Impression of Powder Shaved Show

The flavours, toppings, quality, and portions of the desserts were on point. I find their flavours and toppings more unique and interesting. I’d love to revisit them again sometime and try other flavours. Rating: 4/5

Powder Shaved Snow
Address: 260 Divisadero St, San Francisco, CA
Website: www.powdershavedsnow.com/‎

Abbotsford Dessert Spot: Popbar Highstreet Mall

April 12, 2018 by foodgressing Leave a Comment

I have been a fan of popbar ever since they expanded into the Metro Vancouver. Their natural, preservative free and made fresh daily gelato treats are very tasty in my books. I had already been to popbar at Metrotown and Tsawwassen Mills so I was excited to visit their Fraser Valley location at Highstreet Mall in Abbotsford.

Disclosure: I visited this location as media and received complimentary products to try.

Highstreet Location

Compared to the other BC locations which are small outlets within malls, popbar Abbotsford is more of a stand-alone store. They have their own dining table area.

I also noticed that popbar Abbotsford has quite a few products for sale. There are popspreads (like almond crunch and almond spread) and poppings to go (including chocolate espresso beans, white chocolate almonds and more).

popbar Abbotsford menu

Like other popbar locations, the Abbotsford store offers a tasty array of treats include the popSorbetto, popGelato, yogurtPop, ultimate double shake, hot chocolate on a stick, frozen hot chocolate, popaccino and more.

You can customize each treat with unlimited dippings or poppings for $0.50 each. You can also make it a popwich (a gelato sandwich) for $0.50. Also on the menu are a few espresso-based drinks like cappuccino, latte, and so forth.

What I Tried

I tried the strawberry yogurt pop ($4.49) with a white chocolate dip ($0.50) and waffle cone topping ($0.50).

I also enjoyed the dulce de leche gelato ($4.49) popwich (+$0.50) with chocolate sprinkles (+$0.50), white chocolate dip ($+0.50) and a green tea drizzle (+$0.50). I’ve enjoyed the popwich in the past and this did not disappoint. I absolutely love the cookies that they use because they are absolutely crunchy.

Overall Impression of popbar Abbotsford

I really enjoy how popbar Abbotsford has its own dining area where you can sit down and enjoy the treats with friends. The treats are made with quality ingredients and have a very nice flavour. I would recommend giving them a try.

Popbar Abbotsford
Address: 3122 Mount Lehman Rd G115, Abbotsford, BC
Website: ‎www.pop-bar.com/abbotsford/

Matcha Cafe San Francisco: Matcha Cafe Maiko

April 1, 2018 by foodgressing Leave a Comment

Bay area matcha lovers, rejoice! San Francisco’s first matcha cafe, Matcha Cafe Maiko, has now opened in Japantown. The much-anticipated opening was hyped up on social media and I was excited to have visited the cafe while I was in San Francisco last week. Located inside the Japan Center Kinokuniya Building on Webster Street, this will be cafe’s third location with its original location in Honolulu and second in Tokyo.

Matcha Cafe Maiko Menu

On the menu at Matcha Cafe Maiko are matcha soft serve, frappes, lattes, floats and more. The items generally come in either medium or large size. Prices typically range between $4 – $8.

Matcha Cafe Maiko sources their matcha from Uji, which is in the southern part of Kyoto and is known for their high-quality matcha. Furthermore, their products including ice cream, sponge cake, waffle cones, and even the adzuki bean toppings, are made in-house.

Japan Center

Matcha Cafe Maiko is located on the ground floor of the Japan Center Kinokuniya Building. It’s a small cafe with limited seating inside but there are plenty of places to sit in the mall. Given the popularity of the cafe right now, it seems like a lineup is quite common. Stanchions were setup to facilitate lineups by customers. The process from ordering to receiving the food was less than 10 minutes. Staff seemed friendly and enthusiastic, especially the franchise owner.

What I Tried

Note: This review is not sponsored and is done anonymously.

I tried the cafe’s signature parfait, the Maiko Special. It’s a layered treat which has plant-based jelly, Japanese brown sugar syrup, corn flakes, red beans, homemade matcha chiffon cake, mochi balls, and chestnuts, topped with soft serve (either matcha, vanilla or mix).

Having tried something similar in Vancouver at Bon Crepe, I thought the Maiko Special was of higher quality and more refreshing. The matcha used in the soft serve had just the right amount of matcha bitterness to complement the sweetness of the vanilla soft serve. The highlight for me was actually the chiffon cake which was amazingly light, fluffy and was just perfect in terms of matcha and sweetness; that cake most definitely tasted fresh and made in-house. The mochi balls were nicely chewy but I particularly liked the jelly which was very soft, smooth and light. Overall, it was a delicious dessert that I would gladly have again.

New Vancouver Location?

I spoke briefly with the franchise owner, Chris Chin, and he mentioned to me that a location of Matcha Cafe Maiko is planned for Vancouver. This information was also noted in this article by Eater SF. There is no official word on the timing of the opening.

Overall Impression

Based what I tried, I’d definitely be interested in trying more of Matcha Cafe Maiko’s menu. Maybe next time in Honolulu or Tokyo? Rating: 4/5

Matcha Cafe Maiko
Address: 1581 Webster St #175, San Francisco, CA
Facebook: ‎www.facebook.com/matchacafemaikosf

Just Opened: ZenQ Richmond – Taiwanese Dessert

March 2, 2018 by foodgressing Leave a Comment

If you have a sweet tooth, you’ll be excited to know that a new dessert spot has just opened in Richmond. Taiwanese-based dessert chain, ZenQ, has just expanded to a new fourth location in BC. Located at 3471 No. 3 Road, ZenQ Richmond specializes in Taiwanese desserts ranging from their signature collagen-riched grass jelly series to glutinous rice desserts and shaved ice series. I visited ZenQ ahead of their official Grand Opening tomorrow. Here’s a look at what you can expect from this new dessert stop in Richmond.

Disclosure: I was invited to a media tasting. All food and drinks were complimentary. Opinions are my own.

ZENQ RICHMOND MENU

For desserts, there are Tofu Puddings, Grass Jellys, Creamy Frappes, Royal Sweet Soups, Black Glutinous Rice, Hot Grass Jelly, Waffles and Hot Sweet Soups. Additional toppings are available at an extra charge.

New drink additions to the ZenQ menu include Peach Refresher, Manger Smoothie, Matcha Red Bean Smoothie, Strawberry Slush and more.

Grand Opening Special

For the Grand Opening weekend on March 3 – 4, you will receive a free drink (Pearl Milk Tea, ZenQ Milk Tea with Grass Jelly, or Mango Refresher) with any drink or dessert purchase.

MODERN & SHINY

ZenQ’s new Richmond location is more spacious than the Marine Drive one. There is a variety of seating here ranging from lounge seating, dining tables for 2 or 4 as well as a counter along the window.

What I Tried

Thanks to Chinesebites.com, I had the opportunity to try three drinks and three desserts.

Mango Creamy Frappe ($8.90)

As a lover of mango desserts, I was excited to try the Mango Creamy Frappe featuring fresh mango, mango jelly and ice cream. The mango flavours were more on the subtle side for both the shaved ice and the ice cream but it was overall freshing. My favourite part was actually the mango jelly which had a nice firm yet gelatinous texture.

Peal Milk Tea Creamy Frappe ($7.90)

I absolutely loved this dessert which had lychee jelly, pearl and vanilla ice cream. I love a classic pearl milk tea flavour and this frappe version didn’t disappoint. The lychee jelly was particularly delicious.

Tofu Pudding with Sweet Potato ($8.40)

A must-try at any ZenQ location is the tofu pudding. This time, I had the Tofu Pudding with Sweet Potato, Peanuts, Q Balls and Pearls. An overall very smooth dessert with the tofu pudding being silky; the peanuts being crunchy; the Q balls and pearls being chewy but soft on the inside; and the sweet potato being soft and sweet.

Handmade Taro Milk Tea ($4.70)

If you’re a lover a taro, you have definitely got to try ZenQ’s handmade taro milk tea. The drink had a lusciously smooth taro flavour and actual taro bits in it. It was also very comforting because the drink was prepared

Matcha Red Bean Smoothie

A blend of matcha milk tea, whipped cream with red bean toppings.

Peach Refresher

A peach-flavour drink that comes with pearls and coconut jelly.

OVERALL IMPRESSION OF ZENQ MARINE DRIVE

In general, I enjoyed the desserts and drinks that I tried at ZenQ Richmond. My favourite dessert was the Pearl Milk Tea Frappe and my favourite drink was the Handmade Taro Milk Tea. For their desserts, I like the fact that they have a nice presentation, made with quality ingredients and are not overly sweet. Rating: 4/5

ZenQ Richmond
Address: #130 – 3471 No. 3 Road
Website: ‎http://zenqbc.com/

有香 Sweet Memory Dessert 甜點輕食 in Richmond

February 24, 2018 by foodgressing Leave a Comment

Richmond is a hotspot for Asian dessert cafes and 有香 Sweet Memory Dessert 甜點輕食 is one that specializes in Taiwanese desserts. If the name sounds familiar, it’s because they are the sister restaurant of Sweet Memory Corner, an award-winning restaurant on Three Road that serves authentic Taiwanese cuisine. After having a media dinner at Beijiang Restaurant, a group of us decided to finish off the evening on a sweeter note. We ventured across the street to Sweet Memory Dessert – a recommendation by Picky Diner.

Disclosure: None of the food and drinks in this review were complimentary. This review is done anonymously. Opinions are my own.

Retro Charming Interior

The interior of Sweet Memory Dessert exudes a Taiwanese retro charm with overhanging red lanterns, concrete covered brick walls, and vintage posters. It felt very much like an old Chinese Village setting where people are dining al fresco. For seating, there are many 2 – 4 people wooden tables with wooden stools.

Sweet Memory Dessert Menu

For dessert options, Sweet Memory offers Tofu Pudding Dessert, Traditional Shaved Ice, Grass Jelly, Coffee Jelly, Jasmine Jelly and more. They also have a wide selection of Bubble Tea Drinks including Milk Tea, Slushies, Milk Caps and so forth. Aside from desserts, they also have savoury Taiwanese snacks like Taiwanese Meat Sauce on Rice, Pork Intestine Thin Noodles, Meat Ball in Rice Wrap and more. They accept cash for payment only.

I have compiled a pdf of their menu using menu photos posted on Facebook. To see the Sweet Memory Dessert menu, click here. Items and prices subject to change.

What We Tried

In general, the desserts and drinks seem reasonably priced and the quality seemed decent. Here’a look at what was ordered:

Passion fruit Shaved Ice($5.75)

We were surprised by the size of the shaved ice. It’s certainly a dessert that can be shared between two people. The shaved ice had a subtle milky flavour but the the passion fruit syrup was too sweet for my liking.

Tofu Pudding with Pearls ($5.25)

I found the house-made tofu very silky, smooth and delicate. The pearls were soft and smooth on the outside but gradually more chewy towards the centre. Very refreshing.

Tofu Pudding with Three Coloured Taro and Yam Balls ($6.50)

Pro Tip: Don’t panic! All the add-ons are hidden underneath the tofu.

Bubble Tea

Overall Impression of Sweet Memory Dessert

Sweet Memory Dessert seems like a popular place for simple yet refreshing Taiwanese desserts. Prices and portions were reasonable. I personally don’t really go for desserts that don’t have much of appeal in terms of presentation so I wouldn’t return to the cafe because of that. Rating: 3.5/5

Dinner recommendation in the same area, try Beijiang Restaurant. See review here.

有香 Sweet Memory Dessert 甜點輕食
Address: 130-8080 Leslie Rd, Richmond, BC
Facebook: Link‎

New Korean Dessert Cafe: Milk Cow Cafe

January 25, 2018 by foodgressing Leave a Comment

Newly opened in Richmond is Milk Cow Cafe, a South Korean-based dessert cafe specializing in organic soft serve with creative toppings. Located within the Richmond Olympic Oval district, this is currently the only Canadian location for the Korean chain which has over 50 locations worldwide including USA, Australia, UAE and more. This store is owned and operated by two brothers which I found out after talking to one brother who was working at the time. I visited Milk Cow Cafe earlier today to try some of their soft serve offerings.

Note: None of the food in this review were complimentary. This review is done anonymously.

Milk Cow Cafe Menu

On the menu at Milk Cow are 12 options for organic soft serve ice cream. The Milky Way is their base soft serve with no toppings. All their desserts have the same natural milk organic soft serve but differ in toppings such as Cotton Candy, Jelly Beans, Apple Syrup, Chocolate Rocks and more. The soft serve are priced between $4.75 – $6.50. You can also order other toppings for an additional cost. Also available are espresso-based drinks made with organic coffee (like latte, cappuccino, macchiato and more). They currently accept cash or debit only.

In terms of process, the desserts are assembled on order. The soft serve itself is dispensed from a machine. The Cotton Candy is also made to order.

Minimal, Modern Interior

Milk Cow’s location in Richmond is modern, clean but minimal with a few small dining tables. I liked that they have self-serve water pitchers for customers.

What I Tried

Going in with my family, we tried two soft serves: the Santorini and the Milky Cube.

The Santorini

The Santorini with its vibrant blue hues and whimsical cotton candy on the side is probably the most Instagrammable of all their offerings. The owner mentioned to me that it is on the sweeter side so I asked him to tone down the amount of syrup (just like I do at Starbucks). This soft serve came with Oreo Crumble, Tropical Blue Syrup, Pistachio Crumble and Cotton Candy.

To start, Milk Cow’s organic soft serve was very good. I enjoyed its smooth and creamy nature although the taste seemed more like milk powder to me than regular milk. I usually assume that syrups that look “unnatural” probably taste very artificial but the Tropical Blue Syrup wasn’t too bad. The Pistachio Crumble was perhaps too fine as I thought the pistachio taste didn’t really come through. I’d probably prefer some large pistachio pieces instead of a crumble.

The Cotton Candy was a worthy attempt but I think 720 Sweets does it better with their Cloud 9 dessert. I think they give out more Cotton Candy which results in a thicker product that looks better in terms presentation. The one from Milk Cow seemed a bit “weak.”

Milky Cube

A more simple option that we tried was the Milky Cube which had a Natural Honeycomb on the side. In terms of taste, I thought that this one was more natural tasting and hence better in my opinion. The honeycomb was a nice touch as it had a beautiful honey taste and offered some fun sticky texture to the dessert.

Service

There was just one person (one of the owners) who was working the front and he was taking orders and making the desserts. There was a bit of a wait as a result but perhaps things will move more quickly when they hire more staff (they are hiring by the way!).

Overall Impression

The toppings from the Santorini didn’t really add any excitement for me in terms of flavour and presentation. However, I really enjoyed Milk Cow’s organic soft serve and would have it again on its own or with some honey. Prices seemed more or less OK for what you get. Rating: 3.5/5

Milk Cow Cafe
Address: 105-5668 Hollybridge Way, Richmond, British Columbia
Website: ‎https://milkcowcafe.ca

New Vancouver Dessert Spot: ZenQ Marine Drive

January 12, 2018 by foodgressing Leave a Comment

There’s a new reason to head to Marine Gateway to satisfy your sweet tooth craving. Originating from Taiwan, ZenQ is an international dessert chain that specializes in Taiwanese desserts and they opened their second Metro Vancouver location at 95 SW Marine Drive. The other location in operation is in Port Coquitlam and upcoming restaurants are planned for Richmond and Burnaby. At ZenQ, you’ll find a range of sweet offerings ranging from their signature collagen-riched grass jelly series to glutinous rice desserts and shaved ice series. I recently visited ZenQ ahead of their official Grand Opening. Here’s a look at what you can expect from this new dessert stop.

Disclosure: I was invited to a media tasting. All food and drinks were complimentary. Opinions are my own.

Modern & Shiny

The interior of the new ZenQ location is modern, shiny and clean with a few dining tables. The setup is good for grab-and-go and small group while the space would be less accommodating for larger groups.

ZenQ Menu

On the menu at ZenQ are a variety of Taiwanese-style drinks and desserts. Drink series include ZenQ Tea Time Collection (like Original Milk Tea and Wintermelon Tea); Handmade Tea (like Jasmine, Black and Blue Mountain Green); and Special Drinks (like Grass Jelly Latte and Mango Refresher). For desserts, there are Tofu Puddings, Grass Jellys, Creamy Frappes, Royal Sweet Soups, Black Glutinous Rice, Hot Grass Jelly and Waffles. Additional toppings are available at an extra charge.

What I Tried

Drinks

ZenQ is Chatime’s sister brand so you can expect similar flavour and quality for drinks. I tried three of their drinks: the ZenQ Milk Tea with Grass Jelly ($5.00), Original Milk Tea with Pearl ($5), and Oreo Cocoa Diamond ($5.30). For milk teas, the strength of the tea flavour and the texture of the jellys/pearls were on point. The grass jelly was soft yet firm and slightly sweetened. The pearls were soft and smooth on the outside but gradually more chewy towards the centre. The Oreo Cocoa Diamond was a chocolaty-slushy type of drink that was interesting the first couple of sips but perhaps too indulgent to finish in one sitting.

Desserts

Waffles are made-to-order at ZenQ and I tried their Matcha Red bean Waffle ($7.90). The waffles were perfectly crispy on the outside, light and tender on the inside and were topped with a sprinkle of icing sugar. The red beans came in a ramekin and were slightly sweetened. The green tea flavour for the dessert came from the ice cream while the waffle was plain.

For a soft and smooth dessert, there was also the Tofu Pudding with sweet potato, peanuts, Q balls and pearls ($8.40). The quality of the ingredients were pretty good starting with the tofu pudding being silky; the peanuts being crunchy; the Q balls and pearls being chewy but soft on the inside; and the sweet potato being soft and sweet. Check out the video on how they put this dish together.

@zenqbc @zenqvancouver dessert cafe now open in Vancouver! A sister brand to @chatimebc @zenqvancouver specializes in ‘Q’ balls and grass jelly while serving Taiwanese desserts/drinks. ——— 🍴Hot ZenQ Grass Jelly 📍495 SW Marine Drive Dr, Vancouver BC 🇨🇦 #Foodgressing #Media #ChineseBites @chinesebites . #vancouverfood #goodeats #yvreats #lovefood #noleftovers #forkyeah #thrillist #zenq #vancouverfoodblogger #videography #instayum #videos #foodie #foodvideo #vancouver #besteats #myfab5 #thedailybite #igvideo #foodpornshare #cheatdayeats #foodandwine #chatime #yahoofood #eater #yvr

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One of the desserts that was recommended to me was the Taro Creamy Frappe with Q balls and vanilla ice cream ($9.70). The shaved ice had quite a prominent taro flavour which was impressive. Below is a video of how the dessert is assembled.

Overall Impression of ZenQ Marine Drive

In general, I enjoyed the desserts and drinks that I tried at ZenQ Marine Drive. I found more appreciation for them after I watched them be assembled by staff. The desserts were nicely satisfying without being too indulging as they were not too sweet. The staff seemed to pay a lot of attention to how they put together the desserts so they might take a bit of time for your order. My favourite was the Taro Creamy Frappe but I would order all three desserts that I tried again. As for drinks, the milk teas were conservative but solid choices. Rating: 4/5

ZenQ Marine Drive
Address: 495 SW Marine Dr, Vancouver, BC
Website: ‎http://zenqbc.com/

House Made Chocolates & Macarons by CinCin

December 11, 2017 by foodgressing Leave a Comment

CinCin is one long-standing restaurant in Vancouver serving upscale Italian dishes, handmade pasta along with an extensive wine menu. But in case you want to take a bit of the dining experience home after a delightful meal at CinCin, you might consider one of their delectable Take Home dessert boxes. Last week, I attended a small media gathering at CinCin and at the end we were presented with box full of goodies prepared by CinCin’s Pastry Chef, Lewis Birch.

Our box contained a variety of housemade sweets including Passionfruit Jelly, Peppermint Bonbon (pink and white), Lime and Mint Bonbon (dark green), Raspberry Truffle and Brandy Truffle. There were also some very unique macaron flavours: Duck Fat Caramel (blue), Orange and Clove (orange), Pecan and Black Truffle (white). While all the treats were very tasty, it was love at first bite with the Orange and Clove macaron. I absolutely loved the mild citrusy flavour.

For more information in CinCin, visit cincin.net.

Where to Find Rainbow Cake in Vancouver

November 5, 2017 by foodgressing Leave a Comment

One of my fun eats from the summer was a Rainbow Layer Cake from Tartine Bakery on Davie in Vancouver. This cake was created to celebrate Vancouver Pride 2017. It had 6 layers (purple, blue, green, yellow, orange, and red) and sprinkles on top and on the side. It was not overly sweet, light, fluffy and delicious!

Note: None of the cakes in this post were complimentary. All opinions are my own.

Tartine Bakery
Address: 1069 Davie St and 770 Beach Ave, Vancouver, BC
Facebook: www.tartine.ca/‎

Another place that sells Rainbow Cake is Stuart’s on Granville Island. I believe Stuart’s created these for Vancouver Pride but kept them on the regular menu as they had become so popular.

Stuart’s Bakery
Address: 1689 Johnston St, Vancouver, BC
Facebook: www.facebook.com/www.stuartsgranvillemarket.ca/‎

Modern, Spacious Interior

Sulmida Menu

What I Tried

Overall Impression of Sulmida Downtown Vancouver

Powder Shaved Snow Menu

What I Tried

Divisadero Location

Overall Impression of Powder Shaved Show

Highstreet Location

popbar Abbotsford menu

What I Tried

Overall Impression of popbar Abbotsford

Matcha Cafe Maiko Menu

Japan Center

What I Tried

New Vancouver Location?

Overall Impression

ZENQ RICHMOND MENU

Grand Opening Special

MODERN & SHINY

What I Tried

Mango Creamy Frappe ($8.90)

Peal Milk Tea Creamy Frappe ($7.90)

Tofu Pudding with Sweet Potato ($8.40)

Handmade Taro Milk Tea ($4.70)

Matcha Red Bean Smoothie

Peach Refresher

OVERALL IMPRESSION OF ZENQ MARINE DRIVE

Retro Charming Interior

Sweet Memory Dessert Menu

What We Tried

Passion fruit Shaved Ice($5.75)

Tofu Pudding with Pearls ($5.25)

Tofu Pudding with Three Coloured Taro and Yam Balls ($6.50)

Bubble Tea

Overall Impression of Sweet Memory Dessert

Milk Cow Cafe Menu

Minimal, Modern Interior

What I Tried

The Santorini

Milky Cube

Service

Overall Impression

Modern & Shiny

ZenQ Menu

What I Tried

Drinks

Desserts

Overall Impression of ZenQ Marine Drive

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