SweetHoney Dessert

It's ok dessert, somewhat busy at night but you can find parking after 10 at designated spots. I'm surprised their famous, dessert icecream dog, is not usually available. Their menu lacks certain things like papaya milk drink. They have late night food snacks too. Surprised menu is limited so call beforehand to check what they have in store before driving there.

Got mango and pomelo with tofu with a mango puree. All sweetness naturally comes from the fruits, and the tofu helps to balance out the sweet and tart flavours

It's good, natural, and tastes like something you can put together. The English menu can be confusing as many of the names sound the same

The desserts are pretty nice. I ordered the durian and manga ice cream on shaved ice, which was pretty tasty and fair for the price.

However, the experience was a bit soured by the rude mannerisms of the staff. I try to give as much benefit of the doubt as possible, but the behaviour of the lady working at the time was kind of erratic. Even from someone who grew up with Chinese diner customer service standards.

The venue is not really as cute as originally pictured, as it’s a more cluttered/messy now.

I would probably recommend getting take out if you really want to try this place out.

Desserts not so great. Classic milk pudding texture was meh and the durian balls had far too much deep fried batter coating on it. Stick with the normal desserts like the sago and tofu flower that keep better.

This is not even close to HK’s Honeymoon Dessert chain from which it seems to be an off-shoot of. I should know…I lived in HK for over 2 decades before relocating back to Canada recently.

We excitedly wondered if this really was the brand from HK initially, with the similar name (one character is different in Chinese), the same iconic yellow serving plates, bowls and spoons, etc. But after our experience, we wondered if this was just a poor excuse for a copycat brand that cheaps out on ingredients.

The two desserts we ordered (mango pomelo tapioca with grass jelly and sesame walnut paste with glutinous sesame balls) were incredibly bland. There was little sweetness and for the most part, lacked flavour (we could make out the sesame and walnut flavours if we really tried hard looking out for it). The grass jelly was sparse and the mango pomelo tapioca was flavourless. The glutinous sesame balls tasted okay, but the mochi exterior was incredibly thick (I’d say about 2-3x the normal thickness) so it was just an exercise of chewing excessively to finish it.

We kept wondering and joking about why the restaurant was full and people kept coming in. Maybe there’s a lack of alternatives for HK-style desserts?

I will say one good thing though, if you’re on a low-sugar diet and craving dessert, this is a place to check out…because you’re going to taste nothing.

Good for what it is taste wise, although I was hoping for more of a variety, but thats just me so the stars dont reflect that. Three stars because 1, over priced for the amount that you get. 2, some time the place isnt clean (flies flying around my dessert.) 3, service isn't really there. Ours didnt smile, and just threw our dessert on the table and left, so ya. But food is still good. I might just order it via uber eats next time though.

Use to be my go to dessert place. However that will most likely change now considering I had ordered a mango pomelo sago in the restaurant. Had a few pieces of pomelo the this time compared to my first time, okay whatever not a big deal. Ordered uber eats for it, got literally one piece of pomelo. I'm quite disappointed really. Hope they figure this out.

Desserts taste ok, overpriced and over-rated. What’s most unforgettable is how sticky the floors are. It was like walking on crazy glue. Not getting ‘stuck’ there again

I ordered the bird's nest in coconut milk and the black sesame soup through Uber eats, the size is very very small for the money. I paid $31.99 x2 and $10.55 for the black sesame soup. For the bird's nest soup, there is barely any birds nest in it… It’s literally just boiled coconut milk from a can with 3 strands of bird's nest. I poured the soup into a measuring cup and it measured less than 200ml (less than a cup) for size. The black sesame soup is reasonably sized, but it’s burnt…really bitter and inedible. This is the worst experience I’ve had in the few years I’ve been using Uber eats. I called the restaurant but the receptionist (Leslie) barely spoke English. Uber also refused to refund because size and quality issues don’t qualify for a refund. I got scammed out of time and $80.

First time here, they have a crazy long menu. I would visit again to try more! All the items were very tasty and exactly as expected. The durian was good durian haha, so even my friend who's not fond of it was surprised that it tasted good to her.

The space is large and clean. The tables are spaced out well for social distancing. The desserts came out quickly, considering nearly all the other tables had people. The staff were very sweet and attentive, stopping by multiple times to refill our water glasses without being asked.

Just one star off because of the washroom.maybe it's normally ok? But I'd suggest more checks, because it can't be helped that some people apparently need more target practice.

Durian / Mango lover this is where you should go. Definitely a good place to hang out late with couple friends for dessert. Great range of menus will go back for more!

Ordered Rice ball with yum sweet soup, both ingridients were not fully cooked! It tasted terrible! Please be mindful when ordering from here!

Sizable interior. Enjoyable dessert options. Small portions considering the price. Order on mobile phone via QR code once seated, however it is more cumbersome to use than the traditional hard copy menu, with small pictures and laconic descriptors. Accepts debit card, cash. Free outdoor plaza parkade.

Don't think this place is honger run but thumbs up for the mango pancake and almond dessert soup!

Terrible dessert place. Look at the portions for what I got delivered for. This was THIRTY FIVE dollars.

The puppy chocolate mousse cake is overprice for what it is. The mango dessert is too sugary which overpowers the mango aroma.