Sweet Talk

went here with a friend and spent £10 in total on three mochi balls! the strawberry and mango are to die for! they aren’t overly sweet, and are the perfect dessert for those who enjoy fruit flavours. the oreo mochi ball was okay, just didn’t taste like much. i also recommend their mango cake which is just so moist and creamy! they have a large selection of board games, and the ambience is quite instagrammable. will def go again :)

Place was nice and cozy. Has around 3 large tables (6 ppl) and some smaller ones. I think people tend to stay quite long here as they provide you with a lot of board games to play with. Ordered the coconut sago+black/purple rice + glutinous rice balls , 2 meat floss cakes (takeout) and a large taro mochi cake. I had a slight issue with my sago but that was quickly resolved by the staff. The sago was a decent size but not very sweet (most likely adjusted to east asian taste). The meat floss cake was really nice and you could really taste the mochi in it. The taro cream mochi cake was also really nice, layers of smooth taro cream, mochi, cake and meat floss. I ordered a large and it was the same size as the sago for takeout. Decent size but I wonder how big the smaller one would be for 2/3 of the price 🤔.

Very expensive, £11.80 for a taro ball dessert. Taro balls are nice and chewy. Portion looks small but actually it is very filling. There were options for the milk base but they didn't ask for our choice and just gave us coconut milk. Nice environment, a lot of soft toys and that good to take photos with. There are board games but you need to pay and rent. I remember it being free a year ago.

Me and my partner pass by this place and had a look at the menu outside of the shop, we decided to try the pork floss cake (I'm a big fan of it). It's £2.50 for one, and when I saw the pork floss cake ready (it was fresh made) and packed in the box, I was really excited - it's not the usual pork floss cake I thought! (Usually is tiny round cake, has pork floss filling in the middle, and finish in one bite) This one is really special, tasty, and interesting texture (in good way). It's made with sponge cake, mochi, dried egg yolk in the middle and outside full of pork floss with seaweed. They provide spoon (I was thinking why..?) Then we realized it's actually easier to eat with spoon without keep dropping the pork floss. We suggest to open the box upside down (like we did in the pic), then you will definitely won't drop anything while enjoy it. I love the way they pack the cake as well, very neat and cute.

£1–10

we ordered the mango taro thing and the purple taro balls and boba pearls were kinda sour?? The yellow taro balls are not cooked enough and you can feel the uncooked powder bits in it when you bite through it. The whole thing is not even cold so it’s pretty obvious it’s been sitting in the kitchen for a while. We also ordered the mochi cake thing, the taste was alright but the mochi part was salty. Don’t even know if it’s suppose to taste like that or not, it just tasted pretty off to me i know the taro balls are made from powder, but your not suppose to taste the powdery bits. I don’t know why you mentioned dumplings when you’re also not suppose to be able to feel the powder in your mouth, you need to cook it through enough💀 also it being cooked from frozen doesn’t mean it should taste SOUR.

I was really looking forward to their taro balls, but I was so disappointed after trying it ☹️ Let me tell you why. First of all I don’t know why all the ingredients stick together and look not really fresh even though we were the first customer at that day, and the food is supposed to be the freshest at that time. Secondly, the taro balls and tapioca were not tasty at all. My friend is not a picky person and I rarely hear her say she hates any dishes. This is the first time she has leftover food 😅 Thirdly, food is overpriced and small portion. Besides food, interior cleanliness needs to be improved. Too many owners’ personal belongings piled up in the corner. But I have to say there’re still some good parts to mention. Indoor decorations are pretty nice, atmosphere is lovely as well. And they have lots of bored games.

£10–20

Good ambience, nice place to chill out with aesthetic corners of the cafe. Milk tea was not too sweet, there was a good amount of tea flavour but not overpowering. Pearls and taro balls were soft and squishy. Cream puffs had a salty sweet flavour, which we weren't expecting but still enjoyed. The cream puffs had a pork floss and seaweed covering with ?nestum cereal, a unique taste. Didn't see the reviews prior to coming, the service was polite and helpful for us.