Rice To Riches

Before coming to Rice to Riches, I had maybe had rice pudding once or twice. I was surprised to hear from my friend that there was a place that served only rice pudding. I didn't realize there was so much variety! RICE PUDDING: Good! My friends and I shared a trio, one was coconut cream, one was Panna cotta, and one was French toast. The main issue was that they almost all looked the same, so it was funny sharing not really knowing what you were gonna get. My main complaint is that I wish there were more unique flavors, like things I would never put together (I'm a big fan of creative flavors). I did sample the cheesecake as well as the orange cranberry, I liked both. I would love to see a lemon or citrus type. Unfortunately, they were all out of the pumpkin. SERVICE: I appreciate how patient the staff working there were with me. They gave me three samples and when my friends and I couldn't decide, they offered another sample as a suggestion, which we ended up ordering (French toast). AMBIANCE: there are a couple of small round booths, and some tables that you can stand up. One thing I noticed within the ambience is that there are lots of decor within the space that is very fat positive. Little sayings like "no skinny bitches allowed". I thought they were fun and lighthearted, in a way that was both body positive, but not overly serious. The space is bright with white and red decor overall. OVERALL: I'll never doubt you again, rice pudding.

This place is dangerously good, I always make a point to stop by every time I visit the city! We came in at around 10pm on a Saturday night, it's pretty empty at this time - perfect for some quiet dine-in time. We got the epic portion to share between the two of us, which ended up being just the right amount of dessert. I got the pecan rice pudding with roasted peaches, and my partner got the vanilla rice pudding with roasted cherries. The pecan is a bit milder, and the vanilla is a lot sweeter in comparison. Both taste really good with the fruit toppings. Great place for a post-dinner snack!

Love love love this place! This establishment has been here for years, even before Covid. This is truly a unique spot to go to, with unlimited rice pudding options, it's so hard to choose from! You have to come back to try out everything. They do provide samples. I believe it's 3 now. I use to frequent here a lot before Covid, now it's like a favorite past time of mine to go visit whenever I'm in the area. Service is great, staff members are very helpful. There is seating available, with one bathroom in the back of the store. The decor is something different. Do try out when you are in the area!

When visiting Little Italy, you might want to skip the gelato parlors and shaved ice shops and grab a hearty bowl of rice pudding studded with chunks of chocolate chips. Rice to Riches was a must-visit on my cousin's holiday weekend itinerary. She's here visiting from Guyana, and as her host, I wanted to show her some of the city's most unique and buzzworthy spots. I'd seen this place recommended all over Instagram. The bright lights of the store caught our attention, and the food looked luminous in those reflective bowls. I thought to myself, I have to try this. But, based on past experiences, rice pudding has always been a missed opportunity for me. My biggest concerns? The texture and the taste. I had no interest in eating something that felt like slimy boogers with candy sauce on top. But Rice to Riches completely shattered those expectations. This has to be one of the best original spots in the city--one that fully lives up to its surging popularity. The moment we walked in, we were hit with the vibes. The space is a bright, quirky, candy-colored wonderland, the kind of place where you half expect Willy Wonka to pop out with a spoon and start handing out samples. And samples--there are so many samples. I tried six flavors before committing, and honestly, each one was better than the last. I've had my fair share of rice pudding over the years--Indian, Caribbean, even the deli-cup variety--but this is nothing like that. No weird gluey texture, no sad, bland spoonfuls. This is smooth, creamy, luxurious. Imagine ice cream's hip, health-conscious cousin who still knows how to have a good time. I landed on Tiramisu and Rocky Road with a topping called Spirit--basically caramelized crumble magic. My cousin chose French Toast and Coconut, and honestly, both were so good I almost wished we'd swapped cups halfway through (we didn't--family has limits). What really impressed me was the flavor intensity. You're not just tasting rice with a hint of something; these flavors are full-on experiences. The Tiramisu could almost pass for an actual tiramisu, with all the coffee and cocoa notes hitting just right. The Rocky Road had the perfect balance of creamy chocolate, marshmallows, and crunch, while the Spirit topping added a texture that makes you think, Oh, this is why people love parfaits. The service at Rice to Riches was just as impressive as the dessert itself. Despite the constant stream of customers, the place ran like a well-oiled machine. This spot is popular, and for good reason--people were coming in droves, snapping pictures, lounging, and debating their flavor choices. Even with the heavy traffic, the staff didn't miss a beat. There were at least four or five people working behind the counter when I visited, and every single one of them was attentive and accommodating. They made sure everyone, including me and my cousin, felt taken care of. What stood out the most was their patience. My cousin and I couldn't decide which flavors to choose (it's a big decision, okay?), but the staff let us sample a generous number of options without rushing us. They offered suggestions, answered questions, and genuinely seemed to care about making sure we left happy with our picks. It's rare to find a spot in the city that's so busy yet still takes the time to give each customer a personal experience. The staff here nailed it. They were friendly, understanding, and made the whole process smooth and enjoyable. Here's the kicker: the whole experience was shockingly affordable for Manhattan. My two-flavor cup with a topping came to $13. While it's not corner-store cheap, it's a bargain for dessert that feels like it belongs in a fancy Michelin-starred tasting menu. Plus, they're open until 11 PM, even on Sundays, which is practically unheard of for a dessert spot. Rice to Riches is the kind of place you take someone to when you want to impress--whether that's a cousin visiting from abroad, a date who doesn't care about calorie counts, or yourself, because self-care sometimes looks like a heaping cup of French Toast rice pudding. So yes, it's rice pudding. But it's also kind of life-changing. Five stars, no hesitation.

Haven't been here in years! I was craving something sweet and quickly thought of this place. My husband never had it and thought it was weird that I wanted rice pudding. We ordered all in Epic sizes: - i gotta the panna cotta - secret life of pumpkin - chocolate chip flirt - man-made mascarpone - whipped cream topping - baked cherries - pound cake topping The service is fast, and the place is always clean. The pudding is as consistent as it was when I had it years ago. There were a bunch of new flavors that i hadn't tried before. I do recommend this place.

I've been to Rice to Riches twice now, and both visits have been really enjoyable. The concept is so unique--who knew a whole place dedicated to rice pudding could have so many options! One thing I love is that you can sample the different toppings and flavors before deciding, which makes it super easy to find something you like. Plus, it's customizable, or you can just pick something straight off the menu. Check out the seasonal offerings as well! Every time I've been there, the lines moved pretty fast, so you don't end up waiting long, even when it's busy. However, one downside is that there's not *always* a quiet place to sit and enjoy your rice pudding, so if you're looking for a more relaxed vibe, you might want to take it to go. The containers are reusable, too, which is a nice touch. Last time I went, my friend and I shared the Coconut Coma Rice Pudding, and it was such a great, delicious snack. It's the perfect spot for a quick, sweet treat, especially if you're a fan of creamy, rich desserts! I will be returning!

I have always enjoyed visiting Rice to Riches. The service is great, and the kids behind the counter are very generous with their tastings. Every time I visit, I try a new variety of rice pudding. It is incredibly rich, so I waste more than I want.I suggest getting a large and splitting it with your party. There is limited seating. The restrooms are very clean. If you are in this area of town, you must stop in to check it out.

What a fun place and niche concept! I love rice pudding and heard of this place years ago so I was thrilled to finally try it. They have a sign saying only 3 samples but the guys working there were happy to give us more and have us try both their favorites and least favorites. My friend and I split a trio - we got the Oreo, panna cotta, & coconut. They were all creamy and delicious. I'd have to say my favorite was the Oreo one though! It was only $15 for them. It was so much we only hate half before taking the rest to go. As you can see they don't skimp on the servings! Inside is clean, filled with funny sides, and bright orange with some seating with tables.

I was very happy to see this establishment had withstood the test of time. Last time I came here must have been over 10 years ago. It was delicious and very tasty. I recently went back and I don't know if it was just the consistency or the presentation (or the counter person who wasn't very friendly or helpful at all), but I wasn't very impressed with the overall experience. The flavors were the same as I remembered them - I had the Rum Raisin and my sister had the Chocolate flavor. And they were both just OK. We sat outside on the little wobbly chairs (1 out of 2 tables). The place also didn't look very clean so that turned me off as well.

It was our first time here. My friends and I wanted something sweet to eat while waiting to be called at a bar/restaurant. We've tried different ones because they give taste samples. They're all pretty good! If you're Filipino, it's like champorado. It was delish! I highly recommend!

An okay spot to try rice pudding in a lively environment and fun decor (including plates / spoons). Like an ice cream spot, they let you sample the various flavors before you commit. Service is friendly and fast. I came with friends, and we shared a double for dessert, getting a chocolate and vanilla flavor. The serving sizes are quite large, so it makes it easy to share. There isn't a lot of seating and it gets pretty busy, but we were able to snag a small booth and crowded around to try it. I'm not the biggest fan of rice pudding, but this was flavorful and fairly rich. I'm not sure I would go again but I'm glad I tried it!

Ordered: Solo (~$11): I Gotta The Panna Cotta & Fluent In French Toast Aya's take: Whoever put together this menu is a big back because even their smaller sizes are absolutely sharable - don't listen to them! I've had Rice to Riches before but this is my first time coming in to get one myself. The decor is so unconventional and unique and you can't help but to take it all in. Even the containers/spoons are unlike any other. I loved it! The Solo is 8oz and even between 2 people, we had about half of it leftover. The flavors are absolutely delicious and they're generous with the samples. They also suggest certain combinations which was super helpful; I personally wouldn't have thought to mix the I Gotta The Panna Cotta & Fluent In French Toast together but it worked! I wish their Diva size (4oz) came in all flavors; definitely recommend getting that or share one to try more of their great flavors. Check them out!

Never thought I'd like rice pudding...we got the epic bowl with old fashions and cinnamon rice puddings. Highly recommend the cinnamon one it is so good. I like their orange spoons. One thing I found interesting was their interior decoration lol

Catchy name located in SoHo NYC. It offers variety of flavored rice pudding in various sizes. We ordered the "Epic" size which you can pick up to 2 flavors. We got panna cotta and rocky road flavors. The rocky road is delicious dark chocolate flavored with bits of pistachio and marshmallows. Service is great, staff are friendly. They offer you to taste before you buy. Highly recommended, will definitely go back to try other flavors!

First and foremost, do not underestimate the portion sizes because you will definitely fill up here. For example, I thought two different flavors in one bowl would be perfect. However, it was too much for one person. I'm definitely not complaining about the portion size, but be prepared to take leftovers home. If you love rice pudding, then this is the place for you! I love rice putting myself, and so, of course, this was heavenly. The service was friendly, and the portions are generous. Try some today and make this your new favorite breakfast on the go. I wish them much success!

Rice to riches never disappoints. We had French toast, panna cotta and butter pecan with graham crumbles.

This is a specialty shop that specializes in one thing - rice pudding. I am not a big rice pudding fan but this place does it well. Their rice pudding comes in three different sizes at reasonable prices (8 ounces for $9.57, 12 ounces for $10.71, and 40 ounces for $27.34). The rice pudding tasted rich, sweet and delicious to me. The best thing about this place is the amount of flavors you can choose from. They offer over 20 different flavors, such as cheesecake, Oreo, banana, coconut, strawberry, and Rocky Road. There is a flavor for everyone. Overall, it's a very good and unique dessert place.

This is the reason you come to nyc! No joke! I love this rice pudding! My favorite food here in the city. I even door dashed it to my hotel. Pannacotta is by far the best flavor. I wish this was a place by me... I would open one! Super cute fun stickers! Definitely got some fun, look hard to read them and you'll run to get stickers and dessert!

Came for dessert. We got the strawberry floozy and peach mango. You're allowed 3 samples per person. The peach mango sample tasted good but an entire order is very sweet. Probably the sweetest one there. The strawberry floozy was good balance of sweetness but with mango, it's too much sugar. So just be careful. Next time, we would get coconut, panna canna, and chocolate.

One word for this place Amazzingggggg!! We love this place and so do all our friends. Its a go-to dessert place after dinner. They have enhanced their flavor collection over the years. Love their Rocky road and caramel delight. all flavors are great and servings are generous. If you want two flavors in one cup 'echo' is decent. Always great taste. Ambiance is nice.

I had the most incredible rice pudding on a recent trip to Dubai, so I've been hitting all the rice pudding shops in NYC to see if I could recreate that taste again. I have long known about Rice to Riches (and its money laundering rumors) but wow was I impressed by the sheer selection and delicious taste of their rice pudding. It veers a little towards the creamy side, which I prefer and I love how rich the flavors are, without tasting artificial or overpowering. My favorite flavors so far include the panna cotta, the butterscotch, and the mascarpone-- they are all delightfully indulgent. The shop itself is quite futuristic, which is a statement considering how long this location has been open for. There are some tables and booths available but a majority of people tend to take their treats to-go. Honestly, I'm almost thankful for the steep $10+ price tag because I would certainly balloon into a puffy grain of rice if I ate here more often. Rice to Riches definitely tops my current list of rice puddings I've tried around the city so far and while it is not Dubai-worthy, it is certainly the closest I've gotten.

Rice pudding? What? Normally I'd laugh if you said you wanted rice pudding for dessert. Until I found this gem. The business is super cool inside, well decorated with plenty of seating or standing options. The people are cool. The pudding is to die for. Every time I'm in NYC even if I'm staying uptown or in Brooklyn I will make my way to SoHo for dessert. It's worth it.

A group of us stopped by here after having a great dinner in the area. I'd never been but the concept seemed fascinating to me. This place only serves rice pudding...many, many different varieties of rice pudding. I've never been a big rice pudding fan but my husband is, so I decided to get some to bring back home. Unsurprisingly, the place was packed on a late Saturday night, amidst a bustling lower Manhattan. The staff was super patient with everyone and genuinely excited to let us try a lot of the flavors. They were very nice to allow me to taste many flavors, as I'm particular, and have never been. The sign on the counter says you can only try 3 flavors but they let me try a few more. I really wanted to make sure to get exactly what I wanted, and with flavors like, The Edge Of Rum Raisin, Coast To Coast Cheesecake, and Hazelnut Chocolate Bear Hug, you can only imagine how difficult it was to make a choice. The one downside is that I wish they had more toppings. In the end, I went with half and half, I Gotta The Panna Cotta and Coast To Coast Cheesecake. They both tasted really good and I know hubby will love them.

Can't say I'm a fan, but it might just be my personal taste. I tried the chocolate hazelnut and rum raisin flavors, and they were just so incredibly heavy and they give massive portions so it's quite difficult to finish. I will say that you do get a lot considering the price you're paying, but this just isn't my cup of tea when it comes to dessert; it just sat in my stomach.

A fun alternative to ice cream or froyo. A bunch of tempting flavors, you'll have to settle for two. That is unless you want some shipped home! Yes, they ship anywhere in the U.S.!

I had just finished dinner with a few of my Yelp friends visiting from Houston when we we decided to grab some dessert. I had never been to Rice to Riches before, but it was just down the block and since it was a place I had never been to before, it seemed like a great place to finish the evening. The concept of a rice pudding bar was intriguing, so I was looking forward to checking it out. I feel like R2R is deep-seeded in my memory for some reason. I don't know why, I think perhaps years ago someone mentioned a rice pudding bar in Manhattan - whatever the reason as we approached I had this weird sense of familiarity with it despite never being here before. It wasn't crowded when we arrived, and the interior was pretty spacious with the ordering counter to the right and some seats to the left. The decor was interesting - it was colorful with a lot of witty sayings hung around the space alluding to the high caloric content of their offerings. It was kinda fun, but I'm not a fan of indulgent places particularly reminding me that I'm eating something unhealthy. The entire place gives off a corporate/chain feel even though it isn't. The ordering counter had several flavors of rice pudding, as well as a selection of toppings and suggested flavor combos. You were able to purchase a few different sizes as well as containers that could hold multiple flavors; they also allow up to 3 free samples if you're conflicted with what to order. The gingerbread stood out to me the most, so I went with that and topped it with graham cracker crumbs. The pudding had good consistency and just the right amount of gingerbread flavor, and the graham crackers added a welcome texture to break through the relative softness of the pudding. Service was good, everyone we interacted with was friendly and were happy to help. Despite this, why does R2R only land at a 3 for me? Well, while I like rice pudding, I don't love it - and I think that the portions for an individual are too big. The whole concept also seems too novelty for me, and combined with the somewhat kitsch aesthetics make it a once-and-done place for me. That being said, I applaud them for making rice pudding fun - and if circumstances found me here again I wouldn't be disappointed.

Air conditioned. Small seating on the side. Sooooo many flavor options!!! You are allowed 3 samples! If only I can sample them alllll. Key lime rice pudding. 5/5 I need moree. Vegan almond rice pudding 5/5 Amazing! And such a great location too!! There's so many interesting restaurants, shops, and snacks all around! What a perfect spot for a Saturday afternoon.

Yum! This is great little shop offering several different flavors of rice pudding. They let you sample within moderation. I chose to get the size that allows you to chose 3 different flavors. This is a good option if you are eating there or close by, however the container isn't totally sectioned if you are walking or carrying farther away, so your flavors may mix a bit I chose the old fashioned ( a little bland- my suggestion is to choose the cinnamon one) the French toast (delicious!!) and the coconut (a must if you like coconut flavor) They all had great consistency and texture so if you are a rice pudding fan, you need to stop by.

As an inexperienced rice pudding eater I had very little idea what to expect, but after trying this spot I am now an enthusiast - it's a cool idea and spot. They have probably 30 flavors, you can try 3 different ones in a single order, and everything tastes great. They are also open at all hours, making this an elite late night option. Love R2R

The 2005 New York Times article reads, "Was the rice pudding a front? Perhaps. Was the dessert a passion? Absolutely." Rice To Riches has had some brushes with the law in the past, but fortunately can laugh about it now. They even poke fun at the situation with tongue in cheek flavor names, and a plethora of slapstick joke signs covering the store. Rice To Riches serves one thing: rice pudding. It is by far the best rice pudding I've ever had, in fact, the only rice pudding I've ever even enjoyed. The shop is brightly lit and immaculately clean, with a large refrigerated case displaying at least 20 flavors of the rich, creamy delicacy. The lady working did not smile, but it felt very on brand for the place. My friend and I shared the size that comes with three flavors, which was more than enough for two people. Our favorite was the Butterscotch Boulevard, which had lovely hints of brown butter. The Perfectly Legal Pecan Pie was richly spiced, and the Fluent In French Toast buttery, with a touch of maple. All of the flavors tasted high quality, and 10/10 delicious. Highly recommended.

This is pretty good concept for the "arroz con leches" lovers. This place is like nothing I seen before. They have a variety of rice pudding flavors, from rocky road to Oreo to French toast. I will say, rice pudding looks sloppy and messy but it tastes better than it looks. I sampled a bunch of flavors. I went with the rocky road and it was delicious. The rice pudding is cold which is fine and has a chocolaty flavor. My partner and I split the Solo size and were satisfied since it's a heavier dessert and brought a lot. Fun atmosphere, great service, and a tasty dessert. If you're into rice pudding, give it a go! I did not get much photos as we took it to go they have the cutest containers and spoon that can be reused.

Always wanted to try this place and so happy that I did!! I got the vanilla flavored rice pudding that was packed with flavor. It was a great dessert spot in the area. We got the smallest size and the portion size was great. You have to really enjoy rice pudding to like this place because I know my partner had a hard time with the texture. The service was fast. Side note: there is not a lot of seating, but rather areas where you can stand. The ambiance was lively with people coming in and going out at a fast rate. Seems like an extremely popular place! Will be back for more :) Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Ambiance: 5/5

Visiting New York and I definitely needed to come and try this amazing spot ! It doesn't disappoint! There's so many flavors of rice pudding and it's so hard to choose one . You can combine them and you can have it to go! Super clean and very modern looking! Service was great & super friendly ' def a must try !

Don't let the appearance of rice pudding fool you--this light dessert is packed with flavor. There are many options to choose from, and I tried the Butter Pecan, Coconut, Panna Cotta, and French Toast flavors. All were tasty, but I ultimately went with the Gotta Panna Cotta, which the server recommended. The place is cute, nice, and clean inside. The service was very helpful, with the server's suggestion hitting the mark.

I recently tried the Cherry Mascarpone at Rice to Riches, and it was fantastic! The creamy mascarpone paired perfectly with tart cherries, making every bite a delight. The portion sizes are generous, perfect for sharing (or not!).

Nice place for dessert. I can't remember ever having rice pudding before, but I appreciate their many flavors and the cute decor inside. This is a fun place to visit and service is nice. They also have cool gifts like mugs and stickers. I enjoyed the cheesecake 8 oz. Solo Rice Pudding ($10.50ish). Seemed pricey, but it's Manhattan.

This is a unique dessert place. I've never been to one before. Good portion. Reasonably priced. They have a variety of flavors to choose from. I love the writings on the wall. They are entertaining and funny. The staff were nice and funny. Thanks for the good service.

I remember when it opened in 2003 I was living in the east village. 20 years later I am pleasantly surprised they are still going strong and the flavors are going strong. It's a very nostalgic feeling which fits their retro vibe. I hope they keep going!

This is certainly a very interesting place... but first of all, I have to say the rice puddings are delicious (it is their specialty after all). They offer many different flavors and I got the raspberry and mascarpone with cherries flavors. The raspberry had a fresh real raspberry flavor and the mascarpone was super tasty as well. Both were not overly sweet or too heavy. They were a nice creamy consistency. For $10.75, I was able to get the "epic" size with these two flavors, which was certainly more than one person's portion size worth, so good value. As a bonus, the plastic containers they provide (with a lid) are actually quite high quality and can definitely be washed and re-used later. As for the more interesting aspects, I'm not sure if the design of the place is meant to be very old-school or very futuristic, but it is certainly different, with elliptical / round shapes all around, neon lights, and most prominently, many many humorous and interesting sayings / phrases all over the place. Certainly keeps you entertained as you look around. Yeah, there might have been a bit of a scandal surrounding this place in years past (will let you do your own Google searches on that), but hey, the rice puddings at least are great! Overall, if you are looking for something unique and out of the ordinary for dessert, then Rice to Riches is sure to satisfy your tastebuds while providing plenty of entertainment along the way.

Cute little dessert place. I was intrigued by the menu. Its rice pudding like with tons of flavor to choose from. You can also add toppings and man it was good. You go up in line order your flavor and topping and pay as you go. Servers were nice and helpful. Overall we love it and so different than your usual dessert spot.

I love rice pudding so was very excited to try this! Some friends and I split the $15 option where you get three flavors. The rice was thicker than I expected, not as liquidy as rice pudding I've had in the best. So be prepared for a different texture. Hazelnut/chocolate flavor: very very rich. Would have been too much to eat on its own Mascarpone: very light flavor, not super sweet, cherries in it as well Butterscotch: my favorite! Had the best flavor and bad the right amount of sweetness Expensive but delicious! Very cutely decorated inside with hilarious signs.

Just a mound of rice pudding. Its fine for what it is but you could easily share a small with 2-3 people imo.

Had to check this place out after seeing it in the movie, Hitch. The atmosphere and the flavors will leave an impression. Very generous in servings, but it can be addicting to finish it in one sitting like I did.

I love the vibe of this rice pudding shop. The various amount of flavors are so hard to choose from, but any flavor will for sure be delicious. The staff was very nice in letting me taste flavors before ordering. Portions are large, but you'll want to clean the bowl.

I went here yesterday and tried the cheesecake rice pudding I honestly thought it was really good and the texture definitely set it apart, I was kind of worried going into things that it would be a little excessive or a little uncomfortable especially for someone who has sensory issues i would definitely go back and try the other flavors if I'm in the area in the future.

Was really excited to try this place because I heard really good things about it. I'd never had rice pudding before so I have nothing to compare it to. It was good. We had caramel, chocolate chip, and I can't even remember what the last flavor was- I thought they all tasted almost the same. Pretty expensive but worth a try if you like rice pudding. I think if I went back I'd try the chocolatey ones.

LOVE the ambiance of this place. Tons of super funny signs, many with words I shouldn't fill in these reviews. This is a place with attitude. The price seems high but it's because even the smallest serving is much bigger than you think. Just love the concept - this is the first time I have seen rice pudding in a non Chinese dessert shop. Mixed with different flavours. I had key lime and it was quite good. Not the same as traditional Chinese pudding flavours but still good and innovative.

Food: 4.5/5 | Service: 4.5/5 | Experience: 4/5 This more modern storefront has cute signs with phrases about rice pudding and not being on a diet etc all over the inside. At the counter, you can ask to taste some of the flavors of the rice pudding. I ended up getting the key lime rice pudding, which had a really great flavor. It tasted just like key lime pie except with the texture of rice pudding. I do wish there was more seating inside rather than standing room. It was around $10 for one flavor / size, but the portion size they give is pretty large, and can definitely feed two people for dessert.

Rice to Riches has sooooo many different flavors of rice pudding. They are all pretty delicious! There are honestly too many to choose from, they must have ~30 different flavors? You can taste the different flavors before choosing one. My favorites was the banana coconut and hazelnut. While the flavors are tasty, the banana pudding is a bit on the pricey side.