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Very good place to try liquid Nitrogen ice cream and dragon breath snacks. The Korean guys is helpful. Bathroom fire customer only which is fine. Exotic I've cream flavors to choose from. Perfect for a summer outing. Recommend here: Dragons breath snack and any LN2 ice cream. P.S : do not be scared

Very cute and creative dessert cafe! They have movie themed drinks and desserts and delicious Belgian waffles that are unlike any Belgian waffles I've had. There are pop culture references all over the store with posters, action figures, everything right down to the tables and cushions are movie the

Great place for desserts. Service was good, the bubble tea was good but not a must have. The Belgium waffle was really goooood! You can definitely share it with 2-3 people or you can have it all. The decor inside is pretty awesome and different.

This had to be one of the most amazing little places I’ve had the privilege to eat in. They have a wide variety of offerings such as Ice Cream, Bubble Tea, Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream ( Dragons Breath ), Butter Beer ( so good! ), and Ramen! I highly recommend them.

You can get all sort of sweet treats here: waffles, froyo, nitrogen ice cream, butter beer and more. Highly recommend their blueberry nitrogen ice cream and strawberry cheesecake waffle! They don't use whipped cream on their waffles but rather some kind of soft serve ice cream instead which I think

Super friendly staff and awesome decor. They had some interesting and tasty items. Lots of options to satisfy your sweet tooth.

The waffles were amazing. It was hot and the ice cream on top made it made it a pleasant experience. There are enough tables and chairs inside to sit comfortably and eat.

I came for the dragon's breath! For those of you who haven't heard of it, it's a kind of tasteless, soft, crunchy, almost cheeto-textured (without the cheese) dessert in a cup with liquid nitrogen at the bottom to give the effect of breathing like a dragon. Picture worthy, of course. Been here a few