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How we read reviews →Filipino-flavoured gelato in a tiny Chinatown shopfront. ube, pandan and keso done right.
A modest, colourful hole-in-the-wall with plastic stools and a small front counter. casual and low-key, easy to walk past if you're not looking for it.
Sample tastings offered before you order, a rotating list of 10-12 Filipino-inspired flavours, vegan options, and optional bread-roll or cone serving.
Flavours are drawn directly from Filipino desserts and treats. ube halaya, turon, brazo de mercedes, pastillas de leche. reworked into gelato and soft-serve form.
Around $10 for three scoops. reviewers call it reasonable, though a handful of recent visitors felt portions had shrunk and prices crept up.
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