This dessert spot is truly exceptional! Their ice creams never fail to delight. I find myself consistently drawn to their ube sundae, simply because it's that good. Every visit leaves me in high spirits, haha. While the interior is cozy, the staff are efficient, and I think there's an outdoor ordering window too. If you're unsure what to order, you can't go wrong with their sundaes, but customizing your own offers a plethora of delicious toppings. You're guaranteed satisfaction either way!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ube
Deloris Saad
Absolutely love this place!! It’s unfortunate that they’re temporarily closed.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ube Ice Cream with Pearls
Kimberly
Cute, little place by Wollaston station in Quincy to satisfy a sweet craving and cool down in the summer.I've tried the matcha, milk tea, and ube sundaes. The ube is definitely my favorite and is something I'd buy a pint of alone. Very smooth and rich but not too sweet. The staff is also very friendly. One time they messed up my order and let me keep the messed-up order free of charge while they remade the correct order.Only downside is that it can get quite crowded, which makes it difficult to place/wait for your order, and I would come here often if the prices were cheaper. But it's good enough that I would come back again for a once-in-while indulgence.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ube
Spenser Guerin
I was sad when I read they were closing on December 10th 2023 and reading their facebook it seems like it is just for winter season. Which is still sad because their ice cream is awesome.Definitely gonna make the trek out here from the North just to get more Ube+Pandan soft serve. (And to try their other flavors and menu items).The soft serve is like ~6.50$ which runs probably on the expensive side for soft serve, but the quality and the quantity is unmatched. 2 normal sized humans can share one order most likely, though a lil' chubbster like me who likes ice cream can overeat the entire thing myself.
Cin L.
Location is great if you are getting off the train. Store is on the main road. Park on the side roads and walk. There is no seating inside which was unexpected for me. Menu is small but still has a lot of variety. Pricing is a bit steep. Service was fast. There is not a lot of interaction so it is hard to tip more than a dollar or so. All together came to a little over 10 dollars for my sundae in the photo.
Kimberly N.
Cute, little place by Wollaston station in Quincy to satisfy a sweet craving and cool down in the summer.I've tried the matcha, milk tea, and ube sundaes. The ube is definitely my favorite and is something I'd buy a pint of alone. Very smooth and rich but not too sweet. The staff is also very friendly. One time they messed up my order and let me keep the messed-up order free of charge while they remade the correct order.Only downside is that it can get quite crowded, which makes it difficult to place/wait for your order, and I would come here often if the prices were cheaper. But it's good enough that I would come back again for a once-in-while indulgence.
Woojong Lee
I don’t know. I have tried their ice cream twice because their reviews looked good but really their ice cream isn’t great. When I had it first time, I did not taste much of dairy taste and I couldnt tell the difference between matcha vs ube. Second time, I tried black sesame ice cream and milk tea and they were not smooth and had ice crystals in it. Yes, the service was great but I came here for ice cream. I am all about supporting local business but sadly would not come back unfortunately.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Jenny N
Five stars because the person helping us this afternoon was sooo nice and friendly! Never got her name but she let us sample some flavors and was super knowledgeable about the product. The ice cream was a little pricey but there was a lot of it and the toppings were good. I wish there was different sizes, but definitely coming back for the other flavors!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Louis Vanson
Good atmosphere and service. I like the flavour of the Earl Grey and Milk Tea and Brown sugar milk tea, but Ube had a weird fake flavour to it. I added condensed milk without knowing the ice itself would already be really sweet, so that's on me. Not my favorite place but I wouldnt mind coming back for a 2nd try, maybe on a nicer day :)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Danielle Card-Howe
Such a delicious treat! The sundaes are a little pricey, but well worth it. I got the ube sundae and it was perfect! The place itself is very small (takeaway only), but the staff are super nice.
Brown sugar milk tea soft serve had strong brown sugar flavor but not much tea flavor though. Pandan Ube looks and tastes better than brown sugar milk tea. But both of the soft serve were too icy, not the creamy texture. Thought I was eating gelato or frozen icy slushy kinda texture.... Both soft serves were way tooooo sweet! Would not recommend this place...Would probably give these soft serve a C-
Eric MacTaggart
Their ube sundaes are the best sundaes I’ve ever had. It’s on the pricey side but worth it.
Harp K.
Asian flavors + soft serve, what's more to say? Stopped by after lunch on a Saturday. The interior is small with no seating so it's really more of a grab and go spot. The Wollaston T stop is right outside, making it convenient for those taking the red line. They have 4 flavors available at a time. We decided to try the ube sundae and it was delicious. Super creamy but not too heavy. The sundae had white chocolate pearls, condensed milk, cornflakes and mochi (the best part!!). The slight nutty, vanilla flavor of the ube came through and was a great dessert to share. A little expensive, coming out to a little under $10 for a sundae. Would definitely recommend stopping by if you're in the Quincy area and in the mood for a sweet treat.
Tessa Vu
I'm pretty sure Sylvia Plath was talking about Chaji's ube ice cream when she wrote, "I desire the things that will destroy me in the end." (I'm pre-diabetic)
Judie K.
A great spot to pick up some great Asian flavored soft serve!! I love soft serve (more than ice cream sometimes), so it's a great spot to try these flavors. Love love love the black sesame and ube swirl (a great combo), and I also enjoyed their Thai tea and milk tea soft serve swirl. Service was kind and great -- They let you try their two swirls (aka four flavors). Toppings are extra. It is at a pretty good reasonable price point. I will say tho, it gets quite sweet the more you eat it, so I couldn't finish mine alone. It's right by the T. There's no place to sit inside, so you'll have to take it out. Wish there was space to sit inside to hang out -- there's competing dessert shops nearby (mango mango and oh Ye coconut) that have lots of seating inside.
This dessert spot is truly exceptional! Their ice creams never fail to delight. I find myself consistently drawn to their ube sundae, simply because it's that good. Every visit leaves me in high spirits, haha. While the interior is cozy, the staff are efficient, and I think there's an outdoor ordering window too. If you're unsure what to order, you can't go wrong with their sundaes, but customizing your own offers a plethora of delicious toppings. You're guaranteed satisfaction either way!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ube
Absolutely love this place!! It’s unfortunate that they’re temporarily closed.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ube Ice Cream with Pearls
Cute, little place by Wollaston station in Quincy to satisfy a sweet craving and cool down in the summer.I've tried the matcha, milk tea, and ube sundaes. The ube is definitely my favorite and is something I'd buy a pint of alone. Very smooth and rich but not too sweet. The staff is also very friendly. One time they messed up my order and let me keep the messed-up order free of charge while they remade the correct order.Only downside is that it can get quite crowded, which makes it difficult to place/wait for your order, and I would come here often if the prices were cheaper. But it's good enough that I would come back again for a once-in-while indulgence.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ube
I was sad when I read they were closing on December 10th 2023 and reading their facebook it seems like it is just for winter season. Which is still sad because their ice cream is awesome.Definitely gonna make the trek out here from the North just to get more Ube+Pandan soft serve. (And to try their other flavors and menu items).The soft serve is like ~6.50$ which runs probably on the expensive side for soft serve, but the quality and the quantity is unmatched. 2 normal sized humans can share one order most likely, though a lil' chubbster like me who likes ice cream can overeat the entire thing myself.
Location is great if you are getting off the train. Store is on the main road. Park on the side roads and walk. There is no seating inside which was unexpected for me. Menu is small but still has a lot of variety. Pricing is a bit steep. Service was fast. There is not a lot of interaction so it is hard to tip more than a dollar or so. All together came to a little over 10 dollars for my sundae in the photo.
Cute, little place by Wollaston station in Quincy to satisfy a sweet craving and cool down in the summer.I've tried the matcha, milk tea, and ube sundaes. The ube is definitely my favorite and is something I'd buy a pint of alone. Very smooth and rich but not too sweet. The staff is also very friendly. One time they messed up my order and let me keep the messed-up order free of charge while they remade the correct order.Only downside is that it can get quite crowded, which makes it difficult to place/wait for your order, and I would come here often if the prices were cheaper. But it's good enough that I would come back again for a once-in-while indulgence.
I don’t know. I have tried their ice cream twice because their reviews looked good but really their ice cream isn’t great. When I had it first time, I did not taste much of dairy taste and I couldnt tell the difference between matcha vs ube. Second time, I tried black sesame ice cream and milk tea and they were not smooth and had ice crystals in it. Yes, the service was great but I came here for ice cream. I am all about supporting local business but sadly would not come back unfortunately.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Five stars because the person helping us this afternoon was sooo nice and friendly! Never got her name but she let us sample some flavors and was super knowledgeable about the product. The ice cream was a little pricey but there was a lot of it and the toppings were good. I wish there was different sizes, but definitely coming back for the other flavors!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Good atmosphere and service. I like the flavour of the Earl Grey and Milk Tea and Brown sugar milk tea, but Ube had a weird fake flavour to it. I added condensed milk without knowing the ice itself would already be really sweet, so that's on me. Not my favorite place but I wouldnt mind coming back for a 2nd try, maybe on a nicer day :)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Such a delicious treat! The sundaes are a little pricey, but well worth it. I got the ube sundae and it was perfect! The place itself is very small (takeaway only), but the staff are super nice.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ube
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Brown sugar milk tea soft serve had strong brown sugar flavor but not much tea flavor though. Pandan Ube looks and tastes better than brown sugar milk tea. But both of the soft serve were too icy, not the creamy texture. Thought I was eating gelato or frozen icy slushy kinda texture.... Both soft serves were way tooooo sweet! Would not recommend this place...Would probably give these soft serve a C-
Their ube sundaes are the best sundaes I’ve ever had. It’s on the pricey side but worth it.
Asian flavors + soft serve, what's more to say? Stopped by after lunch on a Saturday. The interior is small with no seating so it's really more of a grab and go spot. The Wollaston T stop is right outside, making it convenient for those taking the red line. They have 4 flavors available at a time. We decided to try the ube sundae and it was delicious. Super creamy but not too heavy. The sundae had white chocolate pearls, condensed milk, cornflakes and mochi (the best part!!). The slight nutty, vanilla flavor of the ube came through and was a great dessert to share. A little expensive, coming out to a little under $10 for a sundae. Would definitely recommend stopping by if you're in the Quincy area and in the mood for a sweet treat.
I'm pretty sure Sylvia Plath was talking about Chaji's ube ice cream when she wrote, "I desire the things that will destroy me in the end." (I'm pre-diabetic)
A great spot to pick up some great Asian flavored soft serve!! I love soft serve (more than ice cream sometimes), so it's a great spot to try these flavors. Love love love the black sesame and ube swirl (a great combo), and I also enjoyed their Thai tea and milk tea soft serve swirl. Service was kind and great -- They let you try their two swirls (aka four flavors). Toppings are extra. It is at a pretty good reasonable price point. I will say tho, it gets quite sweet the more you eat it, so I couldn't finish mine alone. It's right by the T. There's no place to sit inside, so you'll have to take it out. Wish there was space to sit inside to hang out -- there's competing dessert shops nearby (mango mango and oh Ye coconut) that have lots of seating inside.