OH Dessert Cafe

We wonder after dining hours and the place was pretty empty. The service was good. The server was very patient with us. We got two cakes and a London fog. The cake were pretty good. They were a little bit on the sweeter side, but the decoration was very pretty and it wasn’t too heavy. The London fog was very watery. I would try something else next time. The environment was very cozy and it’s a place that’s good for hanging out with friends for either afternoon tea or just a late night snack.

Came to this dessert shop for a treat after dinner and it was so yummy! Presentation was lovely, the London fog was so light and creamy. Big enough to share and we loved every bite! The interior is decorated very cutesy with pretty string lights, such a relaxing vibe.

Wonderful desserts and wonderful service! Everything was fresh and beautifully presented. The cozy atmosphere made it a great place to relax. Highly recommend for anyone craving something sweet!

The menu was confusing. I'm not quite sure what most of the items were. Ube, mille and dulce are not commonly used words. The amount of grammar and capital case mistakes on their menu makes you wonder if they were incompetent as well on making the desserts. Luckily the stuff my friends decided on tasted fine. They had the choco-matcha mille crepe (cake) $15.50, mango bingsoo (shaved ice with syrup) $18.75 and nutella banana mochi waffle $17. Don't order the garlic fries $11.75. It was fries with Parmesan cheese and dried parsley sprinkled on it. There's no garlic taste. This was terrible. The dishes did come out in a reasonable amount of time. No water refills. Items I would improve on: The little bar stool hurt my back. It needs a cushion and a back rest. You know, real chairs. Better drink and food selections. I wish they had orange cream soda or milk shakes. It would have been nice if they had classic dessert dishes like NY cheesecake, strawberry short cake, fresh baked cookies, butter cake, key lime pie etc. Note the mandatory +18% tip for parties of four or more people.

The black sesame cake was simple delightful and very small for $16. The deconstructed banana crepe whatever, was eclectic, sparse, and bland. The Frosted Flakes mixed with a flavorless custard was nothing new or exciting for $17. We asked for the cheesecake and Ube crepe but they did not have anymore.

Located in the Inner Sunset neighborhood in San Francisco. This is an amazing Asian dessert restaurant with creative and delicious menu choices. I highly recommend their Nutella Honey Toast: half loaf of bread, toasted with the soft bread cut up into cubes topped with honey and Nutella! The masterpiece is topped with caramelized banana and a scoop of vanilla ice cream. We also got a cup of hot cocoa!

Desserts were pretty good and looked cute. We really liked the seasonal black sesame injeolmi crepe cake. Service was not the best though. We felt really rushed to pay and leave immediately after finishing our food. Server came by and aggressively shook the container for the credit card.

Ok… I think all the desserts that we tried were delicious, my favorite was the Banana Dulce de Leche Cheesecake, it felt really refreshing and perfect amount of sweetness. We had to order two Strawberry Layered Cake because my friend LOVED that one, also perfect amount of sweetness. The third that we order I forgot the name, it comes in a little pan with an ice cream on top, that one was very sweet, it was the only one that we didn’t finish. (We were a group of 6) The place is small with few tables, nice atmosphere, perfect for a date. Nice service. Now I want to comeback to taste the rest of the desserts!

The aesthetics of their desserts are second to none. The Ube Mille Crepe is not only delicious but it is also the prettiest shade of purple!! And whoever thought of adding the gold flakes on top is brilliant! The crisp on the Pandan Kaya Honey Toast was heavenly - so easy to bite into. It is filled with a delicious Pandan sauce that flows when you cut into the toast. I don't know how they managed to create this perfection because now it is on top of my list. My husband is super picky and he was so impressed by it which truly says something! Please come to east coast because I am honestly considering moving across the country for your desserts.

oh oh oh, it's dessert! I've come to OH Dessert cafe in the past because dessert is always a must after any meal. This cafe is small and the decore has a very cutesy atmosphere. Definitely gram ready as the kids say. The staff are attentive and the service is pretty quick! So far in all my visits, i've ordered various cakes, bingsoo, and tea lattes. Each dessert item looks too good to eat. their crepe cakes are delicate, light and packed with flavor. The bingsoo is big enough to share with 4 other people and the ice is pillowy soft. Their lattes are warm and a great drink dessert if you're looking to not eat the cakes. I do especially love their cups and plates, very minimalist but provides an aesthetic appeal which the kids say is "gram ready".

Ambiance: The place is definitely pretty and Instagrammable, with a nice aesthetic. Food: The desserts look great, but they don't quite live up to the presentation. We tried the Nutella banana honey toast--it satisfies a sugar craving, but it's really just a bunch of ingredients thrown together. Nothing special and way overpriced. Latte was decent, no complaints there. Service: Not the best experience. The staff was pretty rude, and there's a credit card minimum, which means you can't just grab one item unless you have cash. Kind of an inconvenience.

I loved the cute bear decorations! They unfortunately were uncannily out of every drink or milk alrernative I wanted, so I didn't get to try any drinks. (They accidentally gave me the wrong milk at first too, so it's a good thing I wasn't allergic to it.) Our hot cocoa was served lukewarm/cold and it took a while to be served it too. It was a little chilly by door, but there was a line to get in on a Friday night, so beggars can't be choosers! The ambiance is super casual and appeared to be a hit among high school kids, so if you decide to visit, I recommend only takeout or coming just for a quick dessert and friendly service, nothing more.

Love it!! We started coming here almost a year ago and the food and service NEVER disappoints!!! Decor is adorable and the ambiance of the restaurant is lovely.

Creative desserts + friendly service. The space was small with about 6-7 tables so you might have to wait for a little bit to sit down. - Pina Colada bingsu: i liked it but thought that the ice was quite packed and not powdery like other bingsu places. They bruleed the pineapple, put coconut condensed milk on the side. You can adjust how sweet you want it to be. - Matcha cake: I had this a few years ago and it was a seasonal item. It was so good that I still dreamed about it now and then. Overall, I would recommend this place if you want to try Asian-inspired desserts

I can't wait to go here again. This place checks all the boxes you'd want for a dessert based cafe. :) Food: Dulce de Lèche Banana Cheesecake: 4/5 The dulce de lèche banana cheesecake is delicious but very sweet so it's definitely a cheesecake to share with friends or pair with warm tea. Pandan Kaya Lava Toast: 5/5 Sweet, well balanced with strong flavor and great textures.. This is my go to and it's amazing every time. Service: Friendly! They seated and set us up right away. They also refilled our waters quickly. Ambiance: Cute cafe vibes! There's so much to look at too. It's the place to take your friends and chat while enjoying delicious desserts.

This is one of my go to spots when I'm craving bingsu. The location is great for the sunset district, as there aren't many other places that serve it nearby. Sadly they were out of mango bingsu, which is my typical order, but this blueberry cheesecake one was pretty good! My friends got the pandan Kaya toast, which was amazing and I would totally recommend it if you like pandan or Kaya toast. Pretty pricey (about $17-20 per dessert), but they are definitely large enough to split with a friend. Smaller restaurant so often a wait, but the service is great!

This place is now my favorite desert place in SF (disclaimer, I rarely get desert). Right when you walk in, the staff greets you and offers to call you when a table is ready. We waited out of the cold inside their hallway which leads to the bathroom. It's definitely busy with a great vibe. They are so friendly and attentive here too! Of course, as I suspected, both deserts we ordered were amazing. They also have savory food and cafe drinks.

Cute little spot not very big inside but adorable. One of the better Bingsu's that I've had in California. I love that under the snow it has more dessert toppings on the bottom. The mixed berry crumble was warm but small. The strawberry cheesecake bingsu was my favorite one out of the two. We also tried the Mango Bingsu. They do have a few Bingsu's that are not on the menu but changes. Pomegranate and I believe pina colada Bingsu.

Ube crepe cake: 4.5 out of 5 My partner and I shared the Ube crepe cake after a rich Pakistani dinner across the street from Nori. This crepe was light, delicate, and had plenty of Ube flavor. I was purely amazed by the consistency of this "cake". Service: 5 out of 5 Prompt & friendly service. We were seated & served water right away. Environment: 4 out of 5 Fast casual scene. A bit on the pricier side, but a nice treat to share with a loved one. Overall: 4.75 out of 5 I'm new to the crepe cake scene, so I'm definitely coming back to try other flavors from here!!

OH Dessert Cafe is such a great place to hangout and get some honey toast or bingsu. The cafe is a cozy atmosphere and the honey toast is so aesthetically pleasing. The customer service is also very friendly and also attentive. What I ordered in my most recent visit: - Strawberry Cheesecake Bingsu ($18.75) - Bulgogi Fries ($18.75) - Nutella Banana Honey Toast ($19.50) - Garlic Chicken Wings ($17.50) *No Pics* Everything was so good. We needed some savory food to balance out the meal and the bulgogi fries were a good portion, but was a hit without a doubt. The sauce provided so much flavor for the fries which to be honest would not be as good on their own, but just shows how good the bulgogi with the semi-sweet sauce is. The chicken wings were also very crispy and flavorful. Would recommend both. The stars were definitely the Nutella Banana Honey Toast and Strawberry Cheesecake Bingsu. The toast was so fluffy and crispy on the crust. There was a generous amount of toppings, ice cream, and banana. The Strawberry Cheesecake Bingsu really did taste like a strawberry cheesecake. It was cleaned up quickly. Highly recommend! This is definitely one of the go-to dessert spots in SF for me personally.

Celebrated our daughter's birthday and what better way to enjoy a late night sweet treat than here? Yelp didn't disappoint for finding a place for the 3 of us and this place is open until 11pm too. We enjoyed a regular latte, but oh how good was my hot Ube latte! We shared the Bulgogi fries (nice big portion!) a hot blueberry dessert and the pandan honey toast. We really loved it here. Loved the music playing & the atmosphere is vibrant. Friendly server. My only wish is that they offer more coffee based drinks. We wanted to order a hot mocha, but it wasn't possible.

It was delightful. Took my kids here around 9pm on a Saturday, there was a waiting list but we didn't wait too long (about 20 min). The service was fast, and the desserts were fun and delicious. We had the mango bingsoo and the choco matcha crepe. Just a fun and sweet way to eat a really amazing dessert. The bingsoo felt like eating delicate snowflakes, and the dessert had such a light texture that it wasn't overly, unbutton your pants, filling. The choco matcha crepe also had a wonderful texture and flavor, I would describe it similar to a ganache in texture. My kids are really interested in their seasonal bingsoos, particularly the watermelon so we will be back.

The place has great scenery and a fun later night dessert spot. The workers were really nice and they checked in with us throughout our meal. I ordered their boba drink which tasted good and the mango bingsoo was good but I wanted to order their Oreo one but my friends didn't let me cuz they stink :(

Cute cafe that does pretty good snow style desserts. It might be tastier than U Dessert Story. Can't go wrong with the Hojicha Shave Ice. Comes with brownie bits, cocoa flakes, and boba. It's got a great hojicha flavor. Also got the bulgogi fries and Pandan toast. I found the bulgogi fries to be too sweet, it needs more spice. And not a fan of coconut flavors so the Pandan toast was mainly left uneaten. It's pretty pricy because the desserts come close to $20. And I even saw a hot chocolate costing up to $9. Good place to treat yourself if you really want to splurge.

Gone here two times recently and service was fantastic and attentive. The man appears to be the owner was accommodating

We passed by this dessert place several times and finally decided to give it a try. The spot is quite small, so if you want to be seated quickly, it's best to avoid peak hours. We went during dinner time, so it wasn't too crowded yet. We tried the Banana Cream Puff and the Lychee Cheesy Drink. The drink was okay for me, but my friend really liked it. The Banana Cream Puff, on the other hand, was incredible--one of the best desserts we've ever had. It had just the right amount of sweetness, and we devoured it quickly. At $16, it's shareable between two people, which is a good deal. I highly recommend trying this place, especially if you live nearby!

This cute little dessert spot is a great place to sit down and chat with friends. It does not have that much seating, so you may need to wait if it's busy. The service is very good, as they are attentive and helpful. They sat us down quickly and gave us cups of water. While choosing our order, one waiter offered to give recommendations! It was a nice interaction. After ordering, it did not take long to serve us. We ordered a mango bingsoo & the parmesan fries. There are other savory options like wings. The parmesan fries came with a side of ketchup. They're pretty good, on the thin and crispy side if that's your fry preference. It had good cheese flavor well mixed in! The mango bingsoo was very refreshing and light. You can order it with almond/oat milk alternative if you don't want dairy. The mango one comes with a coconut jelly on top, but other ones come with ice cream. There were good chunks of mango and the shaved ice was soft and fluffy! Overall very good experience, highly recommend checking out OH Dessert :)

This is a small but comfortable dessert cafe in the heart of the Sunset. We had to wait a little bit with a few others around 9pm on a Friday, but the staff cleared the tables fairly quickly. We ordered the Choco-Matcha Mille Crepe and the Mango Bingsoo. I especially liked the crepe, and felt the chocolate and matcha to be well-balanced (many other chocolate/matcha desserts I've had have been a bit too matcha-heavy). The Mango Bingsoo was a bit on the sweeter side, but also delicious.

We ate dinner a block away and found this place for dessert. Love the vibe and variety of delicious options. We had the Oreo bingos which was good but not the best we've had tbh. I like it better when the ice is infused more with the condensed milk rather serving extra condensed milk on the side to pore over. Still, it was delicious and definitely had a lot of toppings! Service was very good and the place is cool.

This place is really tiny inside but has a cute vibe and nice decor. I thought it was really pricey at first. $20 for some toast. $10 for a latte. But after trying it, it was well worth it. I got the pandan kaya lava honey toast and shared it with my cousin. At first I thought there wasn't enough pandan but once you cut into the toast, it oozed out the sauce and the shredded coconut pieces were the perfect touch. Also at some places the toast can be too burnt and hard to chew but not here. The bread was soft and chewy on the inside and the perfect crunch on the outside. I also ordered a Hojicha strawberry latte and it was refreshing. Remember to mix it well otherwise you'll just get a sip of strawberry. There's pieces of strawberry inside fyi. Excited to go back and try more items from the menu!

I love: $8 Rose Matcha Latte $10 Ube Latte $17 Pink Yuzu Millie Crepe Cake I liked: $16 Strawberry Layered Cake $16 Red Velvet Checker Cake This place blew me away. Everything is so flavorful! It's rare a restaurant can do rose correctly and they nail it here. The Millie crepe cake also had a just the right amount of yuzu for balance and I think the only reason I didn't rate the other cakes is because I took them to go and ate them 24 hours later. I absolutely recommend going in person. It's got a very trendy cute vibe and I can see why they're normally extremely full. Despite that, service was great. Very fast and checked up on us whenever they saw we needed water.

I have been coming to Oh Dessert for 3 years now and they always satisfy my sweet tooth! I especially enjoy their bingsoo! One thing I did learn is that most of what they serve is to share as the portions are pretty big which explains the price. It is small and there is sometimes a line but it's always worth it. The server never fails to be friendly as well. It does take a little bit of time to get what you asked for but I can't complain as it is all home made. This is a great place to get a dessert with a couple friends and to sit and talk as the inside is decorated very cute.

This is my first time going out for dessert store in SF. I didn't know what to expect. The trip was great, and we all got super stuffed. Everything tasted good! From the savory dish (chicken wings) to sweet desserts, they are pretty yummy with the right amount of seasoning and sweetness. The restaurant is small. We arrived at 10 pm and quite amazed that the place was packed. The staff were accommodating and very friendly. They checked on us often to see if we need anything or how the food was. I would totally come back here!

On our recent visit to Oh Dessert, we sampled three delightful treats: the Strawberry Cheesecake Bingsoo, Nutella Toast Box, and Yuzu Rose Crepe Cake. The Strawberry Cheesecake Bingsoo was incredibly fluffy and delicious, a perfect treat for a hot day. However, we found ourselves wishing for a bit more cheesecake to balance the flavors and texture. The Nutella Toast Box was a hit! We loved how the toast was pre-cut into little cubes, making it easy to share and enjoy. The flavor was spot-on, with just the right amount of Nutella. Lastly, the Yuzu Rose Crepe Cake had a delicate and pleasant flavor, but we wished it had more pronounced yuzu notes. It was a bit mushier than we preferred, but overall, we really enjoyed our experience at Oh Dessert. We look forward to coming back and trying more of their sweet creations!

Always somehow end up here for dessert for some reason. Well the reason is because everything we've had has all been good. The mango bingsoo has lots of mangos (even though it's not in season) and the ice is just always so smooth and soft, not crunchy. The pandan mochi waffles are another favorite. Nice and chewy and not too sweet. You can add some extra pandan sauce if you want too. Tried something new, the toffee cake, which was a surprisingly good. It's definitely in the sweet side, but with a little hints of burnt toffee and candied orange peel makes the warm cake just decadent!

Back again to satiate our sweet tooth! We had a blueberry cheesecake Bingsoo. The tiny jelly pieces were the gem with this dessert. The cheesecakes were tiny cubes, so there really wasn't enough of it imho. Took some menu pix for you to decide on what you want before you come to this sweet cozy fun neighborhood dessert shoppe! Just be warned each dessert will set you back $20+ tip. Service was informative and friendly!

Update: We decided to drop by to try crepe cake and bingsoo. There were 6 of us, so we ordered a mango bingsoo, black sesame Mille crepe cake and a Milo Dino Mille crepe cake to share. MANGO BINGSOO ~ this was refreshing and light. Though, the mangoes weren't ripe enough. The ice was powdery without the side of mango purée and almond milk, so you need it. 4/5 BLACK SESAME MILLE CREPE CAKE ~ this was ok. I've had some really good crepe cakes but this one tasted like black sesame cream and the crepe layers were not distinctive, so it was just rich and creamy. Maybe it was defrosted so the layers became mushy and not dry enough to offset a different texture than the cream. 3/5 MILO DINO MILLE CREPE CAKE ~ this one was sweeter than the black sesame. The same thing with the layers just blending into the cream so it didn't taste like layers. 3/5 Out of all the desserts we've tried here, we like the pandan kaya lava toast best! CARB OVERLOAD!!! But it's so YUMMY!

Pretty mediocre dessert place. I think it's a lot of Asian desserts that are catered to the American palette. Maybe it is what we ordered but you can only indulge in something so rich for so long. I don't think I would come here again, but I can definitely see how this is good. Rating this 3 for my own future reference if I were to want dessert around this area again. Honestly though I think that people should give it a try. They do pretty alright for themselves.

We came on a Tuesday night around 9:30pm and were able to get seated right away. Most of the tables began to fill up later on. Each table has a different backdrop for cute photos! The service was insanely fast. We ordered and everything came out within 5 minutes. We ordered the strawberry cheesecake bingsoo and garlic fries. While the bingsoo was a smaller portion than what we've received at other dessert cafes, the taste was still fantastic. It was refreshing and milky, and came with a sweet strawberry jam -- I thought it was really sweet and overpowering, but my boyfriend disagrees. He thinks it was perfect. The garlic fries were a great portion size. My boyfriend says they were oversalted but I disagree. I love a good fry. It was crispy and flavorful. I liked the amount of seasonings and everything left us feeling satisfied. I remember coming to this cafe a few years ago, and it was cash-only. I was glad to see that they now have a $25 minimum for card payments, which is a great improvement. We would definitely recommend this spot and plan on coming back!

A couple of friends and I came here to enjoy some desserts and it did not disappoint. Generally, if a dessert cafe has bingsu on the menu, we go for it, but it was a colder evening and the menu had something that was intriguing, the Pandan Kaya Lava toast. We never had it, so we decided to share (accompanied by a pistachio cake) and although in my opinion the pistachio cake was good, the Kaya toast was a very pleasant surprise. With Pandan lava that bursts out of the large milk toast when you cut into it that shared the spotlight ala mode style with ice cream and fresh whip cream, it was technically enough for the three of us (we had just had dinner) and a good way to cap off an evening meal. The staff was very friendly and the cafe was packed (it is a bit on the smaller side, but they take advantage of the space they have well). When we are back in the area, we will definitely be stopping by again.

Tried a new dessert spot today! We opted for the mango bingsoo and the sweetness was perfect for us. The matcha latte drinks were also refreshing and you can taste the matcha flavors. Sean checked up on us throughout our visit at the cafe to make sure we were enjoying the desserts which was nice of him (:

Desserts here are delicious. Definitely recommend cookies and cream bing soo & pandan mochi waffle is my go-to. Ambience is super cute with their stuffies for cushions but can get a little tight during their busier times.

Been wanting to try this place for yearssss but never had the chance- until now! Very small, busy cafe with a few tables and chairs, very nicely decorated with instagrammable walls with drawings and pictures of their desserts on display. Very friendly service getting our order quickly and the order didn't take too long to arrive. Was hard to pick one thing from the menu, everything sounded great, so I settled on ordering the cookies and cream bingsoo and ube crepe cake to share. Every dessert on the menu is a work of art, very instagramable but also very delicious, a feast for the eyes and the belly! Really enjoyed the flavors in both desserts- the ube crepe cake had a great ube flavor and the bingsoo filled with oreos and a scoop of ice cream and sprinkled chocolate, nice and sweet and filling and very well presented. Really want to go back and try their other menu items- it is a little bit on the pricier side for desserts but they do taste (and look) really good.

Came here after dinner at San Tung for some dessert and they did not fail us! We were sat and greeted by a very friendly server who told us about the menu and what items were not available right away. I appreciated this as we didn't have to spend as much time looking on the menu and end up choosing one of the items that were not available. We took the server's recommendation on one of our orders and got the Red Velvet Checkered cake and it turned out to be everyone's favorite (except me since I'm not a big red velvet person). We also saw pictures of it and wanted it for the presentation because it's just like a checkered board! We also ended up getting their Matcha Brick Toast and Banana Nutella Waffles. Everything was really good and came out fairly fast. The prices were a bit much for dessert but the portion and presentation was pretty awesome. Every order came with a scoop of ice cream that worked really well with the warm desserts. It was a nice contrast and made every bite delicious. My personal favorite was the matcha toast. They empty out the giant piece of toast and cut the toast up into pieces then placed right back into the toast. You then eat the toast pieces one by one or you can pour everything on top and just go crazy with it. I love that their matcha wasn't too sweet and wasn't too bitter also. It was perfect! The interior is really comfy and cute for a dessert spot which is perfect for a place like that. Great date night spot or even just to come with friends. Their menu also offers savory items like wings and bulgolgi fries. I believe it was mostly a Korean themed menu for their savory items and desserts. If you're into bingsoo (shaved ice), this spot has them too! The server told us their mango bingsoo is one of their popular items. Parking on Irving can be difficult depending on what day and time you come by but it shouldn't be too tricky. Highly recommend this spot if you're in the mood for dessert or even want a dinner + dessert spot in one sitting.

OH Dessert is definitely one of my favorite sunset district dessert places. I've tried so many different things on the menu from bingsu, to toast, to cake and they have all been amazing. Comes with lots of toppings. Fruits are fresh. Perfect sweetness

Hojicha bingsoo - 5/5, hojicha bingsoo topped with pretzels, grass jelly, brownie bits (?) and comes with a side of boba and crema. The hojicha flavor is strong! Delicious!! The boba is actually pretty good, and even better when added to the bingsoo. Kaya toast - 5/5, crunchy and warm, filled with a kaya and coconut filling. The kaya could be a bit stronger, but the toast and coconut is great.

Came here and there was a bit of a wait so you just sign in on the sheet and they will call you when it is your turn. The mango bingsu was very good, had lots of jelly and yummy things. The mango was fresh, juicy, and sweet. Enjoyed that it was not too sweet.

First time at this place and the cafe is super cute! We had to put our name on the wait list but we got called in pretty fast. They have so many desserts and drinks we wanted to try but we were pretty full at the time so we decided to just order Pandan kaya lava. I have tried so many honey toast before in my life but this one is by far the best one I have had! The toast was super soft and buttery, and had melted and sweet pandan lava inside and it was so good! It came with vanilla ice cream and whipped cream on the side. Everything was so perfect! We will definitely come back to try other items next time! Be mindful that they only take credit card if you spend over $25. They also only have one bathroom which you have to go to the side of the restaurant and go upstairs so it might be a bit inconvenience for some people. But other than that, everything is great!

The dessert foods are so good, my mother and my grandma approve (and they're very picky about what they eat). We ordered the black sesame Mille crepe, banana cream and matcha toast. We were seated, this place has a nice atmosphere, cozy and clean, great for small parties and dates. So happy I found this place. Also ps, 18% service charge for seating in so you don't have to worry calculating tip!

SF has many dessert cafes but this place is my #1. They have a diverse menu that consists of bingsoo, toasts, cakes, speciality items and more! During this visit I tried the banana Nutella toast. The toast is huge! So it's best shared. The exterior is crispy while in interior is fluffy and cut up for convenient eating. It has Nutella drizzle, ice cream and my favorite part was the banana slices that had a crispy caramelized sugar coating! Most times when I go, there is a long line. Even at 9pm on a Saturday but we only waited about 30 minutes and service is fast.

This spot is more of a sit down spot where a worker comes to take your order. Most items are above $15. This spot is pretty cozy. Great for a hangout with friends on a cold night. My table got the Nutella banana toast. It was good. I wish they had a wider selection

OH Dessert is a charming dessert cafe with a delightful array of sweet treats, including honey toast, crepe cakes, and a variety of drinks. The cute interior creates a cozy atmosphere, perfect for enjoying your dessert. While seating is limited, the experience is well worth it. The desserts came out quickly as well and the staffs were super friendly. I recommend coming here for a date or even with a group of friends.

Super cute and cozy spot for bingsoo and asian desserts! They also have some savory options like rice cakes or chicken wings that look yummy. We came by around 9:30pm on a Saturday and had to wait about 20 min since the space itself is pretty small. I absolutely loved the Hojicha milk tea bingsoo, especially the salted cheese cream side (generous portions too). Tiffany is really great!! She was super friendly and made sure we had a great experience. She also provided menus for us while we were waiting and came back to update us on wait times without even being asked. Such amazing service, can't wait to come back!

This is a cute and not too crowded spot on Irving with fast service. Parking can be difficult depending on the time of day. The prices here are steeeep for what you get. We got a matcha bingsoo ($18.50) which came with a side of matcha sauce and boba. It was pretty decent, but I didn't care for the brownie bits and pieces of cereal, and I'm not sure why there was a pretzel there. The banana "cream puff" was a huge misleading let down because it was actually just banana in caramelized sugar, cream, and bits of re-toasted croissant? All of that for $15.50. I liked the fruit, I guess. But there was also another random pretzel. Honestly, I wouldn't come here again. The flavors/combos they have are just a bit too strange for me or just don't fit my tastes.

Our family wanted a late night hang out with yummy desserts. The prices are a bit higher than average Asian dessert places. But they make it for it when serving the honey toast dishes with ice cream. I had the Nutella toast. It was huge m enough for 4 people to share! However their strawberry layer cake was too tiny for the price. It was disappointing to see the cake in the person since the menu photo looked humongous. The Oreo dish had more ice than chocolate. So my daughter was not as happy. They have very little space for dining. The wait was not as bad but we couldn't help but notice their stuffed toy occupying the front of the store. They should add a corner table there.

Love this place. Cute interior design, lively ambience, and delicious and creative Asian style desserts including cakes and bingsoo and more. The mango bingsoo was 10/10. There are so many different layers of textures, temperatures, and tastes. Not one thing is too overpowering and overall it's delightful and not overly sweet. The mille crepe cake was 8/10. Compared to the bingsoo, it was a little too sweet than my liking. It would be perfect had this cake be less sweet, will allow the unique flavor of matcha and chocolate come through more. Overall it's 9/10 and I would return to try and review more desserts in the future.

OH dessert Cafe is the the loveliest cafe on the block w/ some gorgeous deserts and drinks. It was a rainy day in the city, but also a perfect day for a nice cuppa tea! Everything in here is beautiful esp the sweet owners. The kids truly enjoyed their desserts and the bonus was it was not overly sweet. It is SF so expect a lighter wallet at the end...3 cakes 3 drinks tax/tip/other sf fee, just under a hundo. And even w/ that said, we'd come back again! Thanks OH!