Genki Crepes & Mini Mart

Genki is a staple in the Richmond! I usually come here for the crepes, but the mini-mart has a great collection of items for purchase, including a lot of Hello Kitty candies. I usually get sweet crepes, but I've recently been trying their savory ones and have really enjoyed them. I got the bananas, Nutella, and strawberry ice cream crepe, and it was delicious. There's some seating inside, but there are also benches outside. It's definitely a great spot to grab a quick meal or dessert. Street parking is most likely your only option. There is some residential parking, but only if you're lucky.

Really cute Japanese snack store, but most importantly the crepes r ABSOLUTELY freakin fantastic. The strawberry cream crepe downright RAVISHED me. I left the store in ecstasy and tearing up from absolute joy. Every bite felt bittersweet because I knew I would not be able to indulge in this delicacy again for a long time.

A great small shop that has a lot of stuff that are hard to find for very cheap prices. They also had very good fresh smoothies for a cheap price. The employees were also very kind. Would reccomend this place if you are hungry but don’t want to commit to an entire meal and just want snacks/a treat.

The two people working here looked like they're rather put one through the dome rather than deal with customers. The lady said 3 words to me "yes?". When I gave my order the reply "that it?". Then just flipped the card reader around to face me and pointed to it. All with a facial expression of someone that screamed zero effs. So much so it was hard for me not to just tell her I changed my mind. The lackluster complete apathy for customer service is almost impressive in a macabre sort of way. The food itself was ok but then again your paying almost 10 bucks so I'd expect it to be at least halfway decent. Not the best crepe I've had, a little flat and thin, a touch overcooked but all in all slightly above average. The place itself looks like a dingy corner store. A few cute signs are faded and grease stained dangling in the wind like a haunted reminder of the joy that's long since abandoned this establishment.

This place is a really cool combination of a creperie and a little Asian snack mart. The crepes and eggettes are really good and both the vanilla and melon flavors we purchased hit the spot after our dinner. The shop part of the building is well stocked with various Asian snacks including hello panda snacks and yakult drinks. I would definitely recommend for a quick snack or light meal.

Genki is a staple in the Richmond! Usually only come here for crepes, but the mini mart has a great collection of items for purchase. I usually get sweet crepes, but have recently been getting their savory ones. I actually really enjoyed the savory crepes. I got the ham, cheese (mozzarella), and lettuce crepe. The cheese is nice and gooey and the lettuce provides a nice freshness to offset the saltiness of the cheese and ham. I also love getting their sweet crepes as they always hit the spot. There's some seating inside, but also benches outside. Definitely a great spot to grab a quick meal or dessert. Street parking is most likely your only option. There is residential, but only if you're lucky.

Best crepes ever. Get savory for a meal and sweet for dessert. Swap the order if you dare. Regardless, you’ll thank me later. Green tea ice cream with red bean crepe will cure your depression. Great Asian snacks in the store :)

Best crepes I’ve ever had! Fresh with crispy edges and has that crunch when you bite into it 👌

Still love coming here decades later!!! There's almost always a line for their crepes and egg puffs and you get to cruise their store while you wait. if you ask me, its the definition of perfect, but ofc i'm bias ;) the employees are always so sweet and there's a variety of crepes to choose from for a really affordable price. they have savory and sweet options, even drinks if you'd like. literally can't get enough of them and hope they stay in business for a long time!!

Genki is my go-to for a sweet treat on those random post-dinner cravings in the Richmond. It's a reliable spot that greets you with an easy-to-read menu and drool-worthy photos as soon as you walk in. Late-night dessert? This is probably one of the first places that comes to mind around here. They've got both savory and sweet options, but for me, it's always the sweet route. You can customize your crepe with Nutella, fresh fruit, whipped cream, and even a scoop of ice cream. The crepes hit the perfect balance--crispy on the edges and delightfully chewy in the middle. While waiting for your made-to-order crepe (it's worth the wait), you can browse their little market stocked with fun Asian snacks and knickknacks. Heads up: this is more of a grab-and-go spot since there aren't any tables inside. Pro tip: Parking is easier if you're here late at night, but it's usually a bit of a challenge in this area.

Genki Crepes and Mini Mart is an absolute must-visit spot! We stopped by after 8 PM, and it was bustling and for good reason. The crepes here are insanely good. They offer both savory and sweet options, which is always a plus. My usual go-to is anything with red bean paste, but today, I decided to switch it up and tried the cheesecake with light whipped cream and blueberries. Wow, it was phenomenal! The crepe had the perfect balance of crispiness and softness, paired with that delicate sweetness that keeps you wanting bite after bite. I had already filled up on dinner at M Pot nearby, yet I could easily see myself finishing two of these if I wasn't sharing. The ordering process was smooth and efficient--you order at the counter, get a number, and pick it up when called. Even with the place packed, the wait was impressively short. While waiting, I browsed the mini mart and discovered a treasure trove of cool snacks, ramen, and Hello Kitty merchandise. It's a paradise for Hello Kitty themed snack enthusiasts. My only small suggestion would be to add more lighting outside and perhaps some benches or seating for patrons to hang out. Many people were using this spot as a post-dinner meetup to relax and enjoy their crepes, which speaks volumes about the inviting atmosphere. Street parking can be a bit tricky, but trust me, it's worth the effort. Don't miss out on this gem of a place!

Recently visited this place again, quality hasn't changed since I've visited a while back. Crepes are delicious, and they give a good amount of Toppings. They recently added a touch ordering system which makes it easier if you like to make choices on your own. Still recommend this place.

Genki Crepes is my favorite quick dessert in San Francisco! As a dessert enthusiast, I genuinely think that their crepes are some of the best I've ever tasted. They're crispy AND chewy, which for some reason seems difficult to achieve at most places. My personal favorite is the crepe with chocolate cake and vanilla ice cream, topped with fresh whipped cream. It's a delightful combination of flavors and textures that never fails to satisfy my sweet tooth. The crepes are made fresh to order, and you can watch as they carefully create your dessert right in front of you. The staff is friendly and efficient, making for a pleasant experience every time. Something about watching them make it fresh is comforting along with the smell of fresh crepe. The shop itself is actually a mini mart like it mentions in the name. They sell snacks, bottled drinks, small amount of grocery, household, and beauty products. It can feel pretty tight inside if it's crowded. However, one downside is the parking situation. It's only street parking, which can be quite challenging in this busy area. Be prepared to circle around a bit before finding a spot. Overall, if you're in the mood for a delicious and indulgent treat, Genki Crepes is definitely worth a visit. Just plan ahead for the parking situation, and you'll have a fantastic time!

What Genki has on other crepe shops like Sophie's crepes is mainly the fact that this place opens so late in comparison. A late night run to here is always a fun time. Genki Crepes has been a big part of my childhood and a core memory so it is always nice revisiting Genki every now and then. Nowadays you can also order on a kiosk which is more convenient. I ordered the Cookie Cream Ice Cream Crepe with Custard+Whip ($8.50). Which is just filled with cookies and cream goodness and a whole lot of whipped cream. I definitely think it would be improved with additions of fruit for extra charge, but it was still good. I will say I don't love the crepe itself as much as some other spots just because here it is very crispy which means crumbs get all over you and the floor. That's just personal preference though. There is also a nice selection of goods in the mart too. They have some asian snacks that I don't even get to see at my local 99 Ranch. It's worth checking out and there is usually a crowd at Genki. Business is booming as usual.

MY ALL TIME FAVORITE CREPE PLACE!!! i love their crepes so much because they are a bit crispy, as opposed to other crepe places that are just soft. kind of reminds me of a thin fortune cookie if you like getting those from the fortune cookie factory down in chinatown. anyways, i've been thinking about this place FOR YEARS. AT LEAST 2 and now i finally got a chance to visit san francisco for the weekend, so OF COURSE i had to stop by genki crepes, even though it was out of the way from everywhere else we were visiting. but, love has no limits and i would travel far and wide for food. so this quaint little shop is actually also a mini grocery store and at the front, next to the register, is where all the magic happens and they make their amazing crepes. it's located on a cute street with a bunch of other shops and restaurants, so it's also really nice to walk around. one of the nicer neighborhoods in the area, i would say!! while walking down the street, i got a whiff of the iconic crepes and i knew i was close... after walking for almost 2 miles, excited is to say the least LOL there was no line when we got there around 3pm but there were 2-3 people who were waiting for their crepes. there is also a bench against the wall where you can sit and wait for or eat your crepes. and three additional benches outside. ordering is super simple and they have a wide variety, which includes both savory and sweet options. my boyfriend and i decided to order a sweet crepe with nutella and mixed fruits. it cost about $9 which is pretty solid given the size and amount of toppings they put. the mixed fruit crepe came with strawberries, diced mangos, and banana slices, and it was delicious!! the crepe was a tad bit crispy near the top and nice and soft towards the center/bottom. the fruits were all fresh and top notch quality, maybe not the sweetest but still quite tasty and it honestly offsets the sweetness of the nutella perfectly. the crepes are made fresh to order and you can even watch them cook/put them together. they didn't take that long to come out either, and they provide utensils and napkins, which you will need because it can get messy haha. overall 10/10, would return any time im in the area!!

Sooooooo good! What a crepe should taste like. Been going here since forever, glad it still exists! Crepe is nice and crunchy, big hefty size, definitely shareable. A dessert worth stopping for. It's also a cute little shop with snacks and little knick knacks. But the crepes are what keeps bringing me back.

A San Franciscan treasure! My favorite savory crepe is the beef sukiyaki and my favorite sweet crepe is the blueberry cheesecake. Whether it is lunch time, snack time, dessert time, or even dinner time, Genki is the perfect choice.

Can never go wrong with this crepe place! They have a wide variety of options and you can also make your own. The staff is friendly and quick, and there are seats to wait and eat as well.

Best spot for crepes and cute/novel Asian snacks and items!! Super fast and friendly service as well. Located on Clement, Genki is an unassuming mini-mart with a crepe stand in front. They have pull apart erasers (I never see these anymore!!), limited edition Koala cookies, Hello Kitty instant noodles, Smiskis, etc. Love this type of spot, brings such a sense of nostalgia.

I've been coming here over a decade ago and the milk tea was always really good. But nowadays the milk tea is too sweet and they refuse to let you lower the sweetness. The crepes are still good but it's sad to see they are dosing the tea with more sugar and that is just not authentic. Stop making the milk tea so sweet! That's wrong!

I've been going to Genki Crepes & Mini-Mart for years. The inside is a convenience store and it also has the crepe station behind the register. I usually go with an ice cream crepe and this time I got the crepe with chocolate ice cream and cheese cake. The service was just ok this go around and the crepe came out quickly. Will definitely be back again.

I finally got to try Genki crepes! Every time I eat dinner in the area and walk by Genki, it's always so busy. To avoid making my friends wait for me and my sweet tooth, I always end up saying "next time"... but this time I finally went. I ordered the banana+caramel+custard crepe because I wasn't really feeling ice cream. Honestly the flavor is just okay. Not as tasty as I hyped it up to be in my head. The ice cream and whipped cream does make the crepe look more like a classic, decadent dessert crepe, but I also saw people absolutely struggling to keep their crepes upright. The ice cream melts quickly and totally destroys the structural integrity of the crepe, causing it to drip, tear, and fall apart. Service is friendly and decently quick given the volume of customers. Overall, I'm glad I tried it. I think next time I'll get a crepe with ice cream, but only if I bring a friend to help me eat it quickly.

Great crepes. Very simple and in a non-discrete mini store. I got a banana and nutella crepe and this was a yummy crepe--you have to pay a bit more for a few extras. There is a LOT to choose from. The crepe was a bit dry and harder than I like, but it was still tasty. This place has an ordering system next to the counters too in case you don't want to wait in line to order. Very convenient.

We've been here a bunch of times but we more recently brought our kid. She enjoyed fruit crepe (with no ice cream- dairy allergy), and she enjoyed it very much! The store is always fun to walk around. Service was quick and fine. Ambiance is chill. Nice location on Clement, not too far from weekend farmers market.

After a day spent exploring the Presidio, I decided to stop by Genki Crepes in San Francisco--a spot I hadn't visited in a while. The area offers only street parking, but I was able to find a spot just a block away. As expected, there was already a line of people eagerly waiting for their crepes and to place their orders. In the past, I usually opted for a sweet crepe, but this time I decided to switch things up and try something savory. I ordered two crepes: the ham, pineapple, and mozzarella, and the chicken, mozzarella, sweet chili sauce, and green onion crepe. After placing my order, it took about 10 minutes for the crepes to be ready, which was reasonable considering the line. Genki Crepes has limited seating, with a few benches both indoors and outdoors, so don't expect a sit-down dining experience. The crepes themselves were packed with flavor and incredibly filling. In hindsight, one crepe would have been enough to share--I was so stuffed afterward that I ended up skipping dinner. While I didn't explore the rest of the mart this time, it's worth noting that they have a wide variety of Asian snacks available for those interested. Genki Crepes remains a solid choice for a quick and satisfying bite, especially if you're in the mood for something a bit different from the usual sweet crepes.

A cute spot for crepes! Quite the hidden gem. The store has an amazing variety of snacks and drinks, but also a crepe bar. They have such a wide variety of crepes it's hard to decide since they all sound good. I got the banana caramel crepe and it was the perfect sweet treat! The prices are also good. They make each one fresh for you, overall I'm a big fan!

Have you ever found yourself in this situation? It's right after dinner, you want to grab a dessert and chill. But it's SF. Everything is closed and you don't know what to do. Then you see it: Genki Crepes & Mini-Mart. Is it the move? Yes it is. Genki feels like an SF classic, but as an implant, I don't want to claim it. It's a fun, solid store with a bunch of asian snacks that you can go around and look at before finally deciding to pull up to the register and buy your crepe. The crepes are good, but not something you'd write home about. But it's about the experience, the ambiance, the vibes. You don't come here for the crepes, you come here for what desserts represent. Spending more time with the people you got dinner with, and keep the night going.

casual Asian convenience store also serving crepes. Very popular when we visited but we didn't have to wait too long for our order of the green tea and red bean crepe. The warm crepe hit well in the windy night.

Amazing! Crepes orders are in front of shop. You can order at counter or on kiosk. Delicious! Cute store w/ shop for generic things, drinks, snacks, toys.

Came here around 7pm on a weeknight. Lots of customers but received my crepe in hand in ten min! Ordered the ice cream crepe with nutella and whip cream ~$8. I think it's a bit steep but it's definitely big enough to share between two people!! Ice cream was a little icey Perfect little sweet treat stop with a cute Asian market as part of the shop. Would come again!

I've come by Genki Crepes & Mini-Mart a couple of times in the past while waiting for a table for dinner elsewhere on Clement, so I've only looked through the mini-mart portion with a great selection of asian snacks and drinks without trying any of the crepes until recently. It's a really cute hole-in the wall kind of neighborhood market. I swung by after a nearby appointment around 4pm on a Friday and there were only 2 or 3 other people inside at the time. They make all crepes to order, and it only took around 10ish minutes :) - Strawberry Nutella Crepe ($7): this is a pretty good crepe; lightly crispy and generously filled with strawberry slices and nutella throughout the crepe. It comes nicely wrapped in a holder that made it easy to take and eat on the go. I can't wait to come back to the Genki and get another crepe! Super fast, friendly and tasty crepes, and you get to look through some fun snacks and drinks while you wait for your crepe to be made if you like!

My cousin took me here as she'd tried their egg puffs before and loved them, but wanted to try crepes this time. I was honestly underwhelmed by both of the sweet crepes we got, they were really thin and crispy and only had a small scoop of ice cream + a topping for around $9-$10 each. I could see myself maybe coming back to try the savory crepes or egg puffs instead if I'm already in the area, but I don't think it's worth going out of the way for.

Want crepes but not in Japantown? Fear not, Richmond got you with affordable and yummy crepes! They PACK it up with toppings and usually I'm struggling to keep things from falling out! I usually order the Strawberry & Banana crepe with Nutella and Vanila ice cream! Their menu has your crepe basics of fruits and ice cream (though I wish they had more variety in ice cream) and even savory crepes (though I've never tried). The mini market has a bunch of Japanese items from skincare to snacks! Overall, a solid place & would come back!

One of my favorite spots for crepes in SF! I love how this is also a mini market! For this visit, I ordered the mixed fruits crepe with whipped cream. The layers are so thin and crispy, this crepe is the perfect "not too sweet" dessert. The fruits are very fresh too- this crepe came with tangerines, strawberries, and bananas.

Popped into Genki Crepes & Mini-Mart on a Saturday night after dinner for a sweet treat. It was very busy but I didn't have to wait more than 5 minutes for my crepe. I got the Strawberry and Nutella crepe. The strawberries were sweet and crepe was fresh, resulting in gooey Nutella - yum! For $7, this was an absolute steal. Definitely interested in trying one of their ice cream or savoury crepes on a future visit! They are open late but note that it is a grab and go situation, there's no seating besides a bench on the wall. They also have a decent selection of Japanese snacks. If you're looking to try unique Kit Kat flavours, this is the place.

The bubble crepe was awesome, i got the one with strawberries and Nutella. The service was quick, when we went, our wait wasn't too long, what killed the time was being able to grab other yummy snacks. The vibe was dope, as it was definitely instagram worthy. Let's just say i got my hands on a lot of matcha KitKats and Buldok noodles of different flavors but i definitely recommend this spot if you're in the San Fran area.

Genki is the best Crepe spot in SF, hands down! The crepe has a slight crunch to it, which makes it elite! I saw someone else review that it makes the crepe crumbly, but I disagree! I LOVE the crunch! It is the perfect sweet treat on Clement. The staff is always very nice and there are plenty of options to choose from (both savory & sweet). You can get pretty crafty with building your own personal toppings too! I love to shop around the convenience store and get cute snacks and toys while I wait for my order!

I've been coming to Genki for snacks and candies for a while but recently tried their Teriyaki Chicken and Mozzarella Crepe! Tasted almost like a pizza? They threw in some green onions which I love. I will definitely return to try their other crepes and definitely recommend their selection of Japanese Lays chips (they have flavors like seaweed and yakitori and Hokkaido cheese). They also have many Japanese candies and goods. Total sleeper hit because of how unassuming it is on the outside! Has been there forever and I hope they will always be. It can get pretty busy after dinner as there are many restaurants in the area, but service is quick during off hours! Highly recommend for all snack needs.

I came here on a Friday night and it was packed. The store had lots of cute nick nacks that you can only find in Japan but they were really overpriced. I was looking forward to getting a sweet ice cream crepe but noticed the ice cream looked a bit freezer burned and off colored so I got an egg puff instead. You order at the counter, minimum $5 for card. I ordered a vanilla egg puff and it came out in 10 mins or so. When I first received the egg puff, it looked a little sad in the bag since it was super floppy but it was actually the perfect texture - crispy on the outside and a bit soft in the inside. The taste reminded me of a fortune cookie. The vanilla flavor was apparent but I didn't mind since I like the flavor of a fortune cookie. The egg puff with tax was around $5.17.

Genki has long been one of my favorite spots in the city for egg puffs and crepes, and it's been a family favorite for many years. Recently, I stopped by Genki after having dinner in the Clement area and ordered a sesame egg puff. The egg puff was crispy, fresh, and just as delicious as I remembered. However, I was surprised by how much the price has gone up, it's now nearly double what it used to be. Despite the higher cost, the quality remains good, making it worth the occasional treat. The ambiance at Genki is casual and cozy, perfect for a quick dessert stop or a sweet treat after a meal. The service is efficient and friendly, adding to the overall experience. I'll definitely return whenever I'm in the area and craving a treat!

I ordered a green tea ice cream with cheesecake crepe. It was super yummy! I saw them add a whole slice of cheesecake and the cheesecake was pretty good too. Service is average and it does get crowded sometimes. Ambiance is casual. Come with friends and family

A small mart and shop with really good crepes. Sometimes this place can get really busy for people who want a good fix on crepes. There are also savory choices as well. I always order the green tea ice cream with red bean paste and whipped cream. Really delicious.

second time going here best crepes. The crepes are crispy on the side and soft in the middle. Perfect. I got the Nutella banana crepe. Very tasty and warm and fresh. My girl friend got the ice cream crepe it was also delicious. Service is good. Fast and efficient and clean. Not much to say about service. The store is sort of a hidden gem. You wouldn't expect them to sell crepes. The outside looks like a normal convince store. Great place to get after a hot day at the beach or after dinner desert.

I don't go out to get crepes very frequently so this was a pleasant surprise. After a nice meal at any of the nearby shops, it was nice to have a perfectly crispy crepe with sweet fillings. The crepe hit that exact texture that we were looking for: basically waffley. The crepes were great and filled to the bottom with whatever your filling choice was. We got the banana and red bean ice cream crepe and then a chocolate cake crepe. I could highly recommend it. While you wait for your crepe, you can browse the inside of the Japanese mini market. I think it's such a fun San Francisco/ Bay Area thing to have a Japanese market, serving a french dessert, made/run by Hispanic people. Really shows the diversity of the area.

Definitely worth a stop when you're craving dessert doesn't matter what time of the day if I'm close by I'll grab dessert

It took way too long to finally go here! Genki is the neighborhood spot. Every time I walk by as night, I see a bunch of people around and lined up. They close at 11/12. So, they're a great after dinner or late night snack spot. I bet everything on their menu is great. I got custard, caramel, and banana crepe. The crepe was gone in a flash. They also have a lot of good snaps and goodies inside.

So yummy!! 4.5 stars I was craving ice cream and remembered I saved this place to my 'to try' list. The crepe was crispy but soft? Tasted so yummy with the Nutella that was softening it but it still had a crunch! Ice cream was just normal ice cream you find at like a buffet. But it didn't disappoint! Staff were super friendly! Cute little store with random snacks and stuff! * 4.5 stars because: - it was $12 for that I don't think it's worth $12 The menu says $8 but it's kidding..

Cute japanese mart with crepes! Not much seats but there's some benches in and out. Fun to get one savory and one sweet to share! Smoked salmon crepe - the salmon was quite salty so the cream cheese balanced quite well. Green tea ice cream & strawberry crepe - lots of fresh whipped cream! While the crepe was good, the menu could be more simplified to just list ingredients and make it customizable. We just wanted a simple combo of green tea ice cream and strawberries but like one of them had to be an add-on? Either way, we got what we wanted and pretty happy.

Came here on a late Saturday afternoon with the bf for some dessert after a late lunch. They do take card now but with a minimum which is good to know because I did have cash on me during this visit. From past experiences I thought it was cash only. We got the: * Cinnamon + Apple + Brown Sugar * Nutella + banana

I've been going to Genki's for as long as I can remember. We would take family and friends there whenever they visited the city. It's still the same and I love how it is a mart, too. No matter the time, there's always a bit of a line. This time I filled my crepe with strawberries, nutella, whipped cream, and green tea ice cream. I like crispy crepes and Genki's is it. Always a delicious treat whenever I come back home.

You'll know when you're near Genki from the LARGE crowd of people outside and the delicious smell of crepes. This is a solid late night spot for dessert, but don't expect ground breaking things just from the line. Parking is limited to street parking. There's also no seating inside! It's a market so expect to stand while you wait and then also while you eat. What I ordered: - Strawberry Nutella Crepe $7 (4/5) Honestly you cannot go wrong with a simple strawberry nutella. The crepe was CRISPY, strawberies were fresh. No complaints here but the only reason it's not a 5 is just due to the price and the wait. Overall, always will come to Genki if I'm in the area but I wouldn't normally seek it out.

Genki's is the OG crepe spot!! I used to come here all the time with my family to get crepes and egg puffs! Love that they have so many crepe flavors / combinations. My favorite has always been the strawberry/ banana Nutella crepe topped with ice cream! While orders normally come out pretty quickly, late nights can get busy. This cute little Japanese market is also great if you just want snacks too! What I ordered: -original egg puffs (4.5/5) -banana crepe with whipped cream and Nutella (5/5)

Genki is my all time favorite dessert place in SF! Luckily, they close around midnight most days so my late night crepe cravings get satisfied. They're located in the Inner Richmond district and I usually find easy parking in this area, which is a huge plus. Genki Crepes is located inside of a cute mini-mart so you can peruse cool items they have in stock while waiting for your crepe. Service for ordering is usually quick even if the line is long. My go-to order is always the #1 with vanilla ice cream and strawberries topped with whipped cream. Crepes always come out soft and crispy and pairs nicely with the vanilla ice cream and fresh strawberries. Their whipped cream is my favorite part of the crepe as it tastes super creamy and I think they make it in store as well. If you're in the area, definitely come check this place out!

Crepe heaven. The shop is delightful as well with an eclectic mix of sundries. There's a crepe here for every taste from sweet to savory.

Cute little shop on a cute street. I got the lemon and sugar crepe and it was great tart yet sweet. The mini mart sells Japanese goodies n stuff. Must spend $5 minimum to use card!

It's impossible to miss Genki when you're in Inner Richmond. You can literally smell the sweet heavenly air from down the block. They have a variety of sweet and savory options, and the ordering process is quick and easy. After you order, you can watch them make your crepe. My red bean ice cream + banana crepe was pretty light with crispy edges; it was well constructed so that nothing dripped out. The red bean ice cream they use isn't too sweet, so I had no problem devouring the whole thing on my own.

This place is really the only one left in the city to get this style of crepes! I so miss Crepe Temptations but Genki is a close runner up. I will say that it is pretty pricey if you want to add all the yummy stuff (ice cream, Nutella and fruit!). Service is no frills, and the wait is never too long even though they have tons of people ordering. I also love how they stay open late!