Snowflake Taiwanese Dessert

Posted by : foongpc | Thursday, October 6, 2011 | Published in

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Do you like desserts? I love them!

I have to admit I have sweet tooth but as I get older, I realized it is important to cut down on those sweet stuffs. But then again, I guess it's OK to indulge once in a while, right? Smiley

There are so many dessert shops around nowadays. My Honeymoon, Tian Pin GeGe and Tutti Frutti are just a few of them. But for me, I've got to say I love Snowflake Taiwanese Dessert the best!

Now I know this dessert shop had already been blogged to death by possibly hundreds of bloggers but well, I still wanna blog about it! Haha!

The first time I went to Snowflake in Dataran Sunway, Kota Damansara, I was quite shocked with the crowds! There were so many people lining up to get a taste of the desserts. The menu was also a bit overwhelming with lots of choices!



Click on the menu to enlarge it or visit Snowflake website to view the menu.

And after ordering what I wanted and paid for it, came another surprise. I was given this UFO device!



I was told to keep the UFO with me and wait for it to beep! You see, once your order is ready, the UFO will start to beep and have lights blinking which is a signal for you to collect your order at the counter. What an interesting and innovative service! I like it!



There are 3 series to choose from for your dessert base - glass jelly, taroballs and soya ice. Personally I like soya ice best, but grass jelly is good too!

Then, choose toppings from a choice of 5 sets (refer to the menu).

You can add additional toppings for a price. Personally I love adding the taroballs which are so chewy and nice!


Soya ice series with red beans, peanuts and pearls (set 3) (RM6.50) and topped up with taroballs (RM1.50)



Soya ice series with red bean, taro and pearls (set 4) (RM6.50) and topped up with taroballs (RM1.50)

Or if you are too lazy to look at the menu and choose, then just order their Snowflake Bestseller which is made up of grass jelly base, grass jelly ice and taroballs (RM6.90)



A creamer is also provided so you may want to add it in, although I prefer eating without the creamer.

I love their taroballs very much and always add them whenever I eat there!



This is my personal favourite! It is soya ice series with green beans, lotus seed and pearls (set 1) (RM6.50) and of course, topped up with taroballs (RM1.50)! Yummy!!



I have to warn that if you are not a big eater, one bowl of these desserts can be a bit too filling for you. I however, have no problems finishing one whole bowl by myself but it's always good to share. Haha!

I guess I like Snowflake because their dessert is not too sweet and the price pretty reasonable. Not to mention the servings are pretty large too! It's so nice to eat on a hot day!

But take note that Snowflake also offers hot desserts, so it is also great for cold, rainy days! Most of the time, I don't even bother to look for seats in the restaurant as it's always full so I usually take-away.

For more details on Snowflake, check out their website HERE.

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A Birthday Surprise At Coffee Chemistry Signature

Posted by : foongpc | Tuesday, October 4, 2011 | Published in

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Last Sunday, I celebrated Witch's birthday with my regular group of blogger and Twitter friends at Coffee Chemistry Signature in the newly opened First Subang Mall.



It was intended to be a surprise so Witch did not know we had bought her a birthday cake. We had earlier had our dinner elsewhere before coming here so we only ordered drinks.



This is my cup of hot Cappuccino. I love it!



Latte



Another Cappuccino



Orange juice



Caramel macchiato



Affogato



If we had not eaten dinner earlier, I would have ordered some food. Oh well, maybe next time...

Then it was time to reveal the birthday cake! It was a Mango Ice Cream Cake from Swensens!



Witch was of course, caught by surprise. We were so glad we succeeded! Haha! Here she is, cutting the birthday cake.



The ice cream cake was delicious! Yum!



After that we had a game of Monopoly. It must have been ages since I last played this board game. This photo below captured Eric playing the game and Caroline...errr...tweeting?



It was my first time playing the World Edition of Monopoly. What? Montreal, Canada is the most expensive? It used to be Boardwalk in the original version. And by the way, Malaysia is not even listed here.



Unfortunately, we did not manage to finish the game as it was already late and time for Coffee Chemistry Signature to close.

We took some group photos before leaving. Below is one of them with my face blanked out as usual.



It had been an enjoyable gathering, as always.