Hui Lau Shan
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Hui Lau Shan Reviews
85 ratings
Hong Kong mango dessert
The price is too expensive, the product can’t match the price, it feels like $5-6 at most
Turtle paste is a bit bitter. The film doesn't taste particularly good either. Not recommended
Turtle paste is a bit bitter. The film doesn't taste particularly good either. Not recommended
Everything fresh and good. I was going to order take home but it's too expensive. There's only 1 in my city and it's not close so I enjoy every time. Got the mango, coconut, aloe... Always my go to. It came out to $9.17 for the 1 cup of drink. That's when it hit me that it's a meal price. I gotta give it up for the cups they use. I dropped it by accident on its side. It did not bust open nor a single drop spilled. That's part of the price.
Hui Lau Shan, a Hong Kong-style dessert cafe, offers a diverse menu with a range of unique and flavorful offerings. Customers have praised the fresh ingredients and friendly service, though many have mentioned that the prices are high for the portion sizes. The popular mango bowl with ice cream and jelly has received mixed reviews, with some considering it overpriced. The cafe features an extensive menu of fruit-based drinks, including exotic flavors like pomelo and durian, which have been described as "next level" and bursting with layers of flavor.
However, some customers feel that the products do not match the prices, stating it feels more like a $5-6 value. The drinks, such as the mango, coconut, and aloe options, are enjoyed but also labeled as meal prices, often reaching around $9.50 for a cup. Despite the cost, Hui Lau Shan is recognized for its quality and unique offerings, making it a distinctive Hong Kong-inspired dessert experience. The cafe is often busy on weekends, and while it may be worth trying once, the high prices may deter repeat visits.