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How we read reviews →Windsor ice cream and gelato with Japanese flavours like miso banana caramel, plus vinyl and a DJ.
Retro-grunge and playful: red brick, vinyl records, a DJ corner and a mirror-ball photo booth that nod to old Chapel Street music culture. Fun and stylish rather than hushed.
Flavours made in-house with rotating weekly and monthly specials; tastings before you choose; vegan and dairy-free options; jukebox-style flavour menu; cone holders for photos; wet wipes; loyalty program.
Japanese-inspired rather than traditional: ingredients such as miso, hojicha, kinako, sudachi, yuzu and black sesame are central, with Asian flavours treated with depth.
Premium pricing, reported at about $6.90 for one scoop and $8.90 for two, but reviewers feel the flavours justify it. A public holiday surcharge caught one visitor off guard.
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