SweetHoney Dessert

I love the options but it’s also overwhelming. The menu is massive and it’s all desserts! It’s definitely on the pricier side. The soufflé was great, very fluffy and soft. The other stuff was decent. But not mind blowing and for the price I expected that. Overall it’s a good dessert shop to visit for unique items.

Beautifully relaxing Asian Dessert shop with loads of deliciously refreshing and flavorful treats. It was my first time here. Friends that took me here said this was a shop that was very typical, and very authentic to the dessert shops around Asia where they once lived and still visit. It was a wonderful experience for lighter desserts with fruit, light tropical flavored jelled puddings and some ice cream. You just have to experience this for yourself! Go with a group and order a variety of different choices to share. I can't wait to go back and try more new menu items. A MUST TRY!!

This Asian dessert shop has plenty of choices in their menu. They have hot/cold desserts. It was hard to decide which one to order as everything looks good. The menu has pictures of each item. This was my first time, and I bought the Mango Grass Jelly Vanilla Frost. The ice doesn't have the snow texture. But pieces of ice flakes with very little vanilla taste. The mango has too much fiber to it. I may try another dessert next time. For take out order, we use the kiosk to do the self order and payment only using credit card. This shop is located on the upstairs. There is a stair case to walk up and down. The elevator is in the middle of the building. Parking wasn't that bad when we got there at 4:30pm. But may be difficult during lunch/dinner because the plaza has a lot of restaurants.

For dessert, we ventured to Chinatown and explored a variety of options. We had Mango Soufflé Pancakes, Mango Pancakes, Mango Pomelo Sago with Grass Jelly, and Chocolate Mango Buns. There are many options to try, and my favorite is the Mango Pomelo Sago, although I’ll probably skip the Grass Jelly next time due to its slight bitterness. The Chocolate Mango Buns were also very tasty! The location and surroundings are nice, with both indoor and outdoor seating available, and they have a bathroom. The service is pretty good.

You gotta go to this dessert shop after dinner. It's like, the best place ever for sweets. Their desserts are amazing, not too sweet, but still really rich and satisfying. If you love dessert, or even if you just want something sweet, you have to check this place out.

I wanted to try everything on the menu here, but my husband and I finally narrowed it down to: - Strawberry Mango Peach Gum - Mango Souffle Pancake - Snow White Everything was fantastic. The Mango Souffle Pancake was my favorite. I love how light and airy souffle pancakes are and these didn't disappoint. I also thought the snow white was very interesting—I enjoyed the unique flavors. You really can't go wrong with anything you get here. I'd definitely come back next time I'm in Vegas.

Sooo many choices we can’t possibly have it all! The place is cute with outdoor seating. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted with menus and a table. We enjoyed most of the items we ordered, one was a bit too sweet. My favorite is the black sesame soup- thick and smooth and not too sweet! I am so happy to find a Hong Kong dessert place here!

This place was so much fun to visit! The food was so good! When I visit Vegas my family tries to take me to a new place in China Town and I can't wait to get back here!

Got soufflé pancakes? Last time was maybe a year ago in San Jose but seeing it in Vegas I wanted to try. Heads up 20-30 mins wait for the soufflé Tons of patrons waiting and you can have the option to order through a kiosk. I ordered the mango soufflé and it was light and fluffy. No complaints but happy I found a go to.

Food (5/5): we ordered the Sesame & Red Bean Soup with Sesame Rice Balls dessert and it was one of the best Asian desserts I've had in Las Vegas! The red bean part was nostalgic and reminded me of Asian restaurants that provide complimentary dessert, except this time the soup was a little thicker and less sweet. The sesame and sesame balls were also nostalgic and reminded me of the deep fried sesame balls they offer at dim sum. Not too sweet and very flavorful. Ambiance (5/5): the restaurant is very small and parking in Shanghai Plaza is notoriously difficult, especially on a weekend night, so I'd suggest parking on the side street where you can have a direct view of your car if you dine outside.

We dined in here this evening and the customer service was terrible. We were in the line to order at the cashier and the lady at the cashier told me that we need to sit down first to order and then we went ahead and sat down. After we sat down and told her that we are ready, she informed us that she can't take our order. I asked her why and she said because we want to take it to go. I told her that we want to dine in and asked again if she can take my order and she literally said, "No". We thought she didn't understand English, so my boyfriend went ahead and talked to her in Chinese and she still refused to take our order and kept telling us to order on the kiosk, which clearly has the sign that says it's only for to gos. First of all, if she can't understand what the customer is saying, then I don't think she should be the one who's walking around in the hallway to take orders. She should also get re-trained on her customer service skills. When we told her the fifth time that we would like to order, she yelled at us by saying "Oh my god you guys should just go home". Please change your attitude, Angela and watch your mouth.

My favorite go-to dessert shop I found during Covid and have been going ever since. Wish they would expand because it gets so busy and full.

This place has great hong kong dessert. Wish there was one in Chicago. Everything tasted great! I love the black sesame, tofu, and the mango.

This is one of my favorite dessert places. I usually order mango pomelo sago & grass jelly, but I ordered coconut milk sago & grass jelly yesterday. I love their sweetness, which is just perfect, and the sago and grass jelly are just so good. I love their desserts and absolutely would like to try other items next time. The service yesterday was great, she was so friendly. The ambiance is clean and cute.

It reminds me classic Chinese dessert place with additional dessert selection. We ordered these sesame and almond soup, sesame with cheese foam, and cream cheese souffle. Every thing was delicious, not too sweet.

One of my go to dessert spots around here! Big fan of mango, and they typically always have sweet fruit desserts year round! It gets a bit busy but the turnaround is fast; great late night dessert spot!

After having dinner on Friday night, we needed something sweet to finish off the night right! Couldn't resist the fact that souffle pancakes were on my mind.... They have quite an extensive menu. It felt like looking through a dessert magazine with countless amount of options and flavors. We ordered the mango souffle pancake that was unbelievably soft and fluffy, and most important of all; not too sweet :) This place is located upstairs in the Shanghai plaza so parking is always difficult, especially if you go at night or on the weekends. Luckily we got there after the dinner rush and there wasn't a wait. They have both indoor and outdoor seating and offered decent service. Really enjoyed dessert in this cute dessert spot.

I came here for the souffle pancakes specifically and they were fantastic. Among the best I've had before and they're large, yet fluffy and fruity. I'd definitely go back to try a couple other flavors, but the mango was the best.

I love the options but it's also overwhelming. The menu is massive and it's all desserts! It's definitely on the pricier side. The soufflé was great, very fluffy and soft. The other stuff was decent. But not mind blowing and for the price I expected that. Overall it's a good dessert shop to visit for unique items.

Sweethoney Dessert is located in Chinatown , Las Vegas, in the Shanghai Plaza, which is the plaza as Sul & Beans with plenty of parking. Sweethoney Dessert is upstairs (on the same side as Sul & Beans). Looking for some late night, cold dessert, My husband, our little girl dog and I ended up here at Sweethoney Dessert a few Saturdays ago. We came in at 10:25 pm and were greeted by 2 employees (please note that Sweethoney Dessert closes at 11 pm on Saturday nights). We told them we would like to dine outside since we are with our dog (I do wish there were fans to keep cool in the covered outdoor patio, especially in this incredibly hot Vegas summer). After looking over the menu, I ended up purchasing: #9 Mango Pomelo Sago & Grass Jelly, $9.50 prior to tax- This is very refreshing and tasty dessert, it is a good size for one person, although you can share it with another for a smaller portion. The 3 of us had some (our little girl just had a small amount). This dessert had cuts of mango, pomelo, grass jelly and sago in a mango and milk flavored liquid. ------------------------------ (Total= $10.30 after tax) Please note that if you pay credit card, there is a 3.5% transaction fee. I ended up paying cash to avoid the fee. Service was quick and even attentive, even though we were sitting outside and came in around 35 minutes before they closed. We were automatically given a few small glasses of ice water after we ordered. We also were given a refill too. Since we had a great experience, I will be sure to be back again in the near future on my next Las Vegas visit.

I went with my friends to enjoy a night out, we saw this place and we've never been so we decided to try it. I got the matcha red bean eggette and it was amazing. I didn't realize it would be actual beans- I thought it was more of red bean paste but I wasn't opposed to finishing it. The service was a bit standoffish, the servers didn't really smile and almost seemed as if they didn't want to be there. Non the less I give it a two because one of the drinks and desserts.

Located at the Shanghai plaza on the second upper floor level is this traditional Hong Kong desert spot (; Once I walked in I was shocked to see that this is a sit down restaurant style desert restaurant. If needed be you can order to go at the kiosk. When seated you are giving commentary water and a menu which is large and VERY overwhelming. The menu has lots of pages to choose from all with desert. They have very few savory options on the menu. I ordered the Hong Kong Eggette which is what initially drew me into this place as they have them hung up around the plaza. To describe this desert it is like a pancake cone with bubble shaped stuffed with fruit and creams and you can add ice cream from an additional $1. I ordered the durian and strawberry on a matcha eggete. The desert wasn't too sweet which for me it is not my cup of tea as I love sweets. The eggete itself was good wish it had more matcha flavor to my liking. The durian filling was weird textured if describe it like mango but doesn't taste too good. Overall for what the desert was I was surprised as I never had this before. It was good but not a must have. Wouldn't order again but I would return to try other menu options.

We ordered the Mango Pomelo drink and it costs $10 for to go!!! If you were to dine in, I believed the price is ~$6. I know there is inflation, but $10 for a small drink is ridiculous. I would rather go to Hui Lau Shan for the same thing, cheaper and tastier. The drink itself was ok, I would not come back for it. The mango taste artificial and the texture was too thick to be a drink. The restaurant itself has sufficient table to dine in, so you can definitely come with friends and family. I just would not recommend this place due to its price and its very mediocre service.

I like sweethoney. Wish the portion sizes were just a little higher or the price lower. Doesn't quite feel like $10 worth of dessert when you get it. With that said, the service is fine and the place clean, good for a date. In terms of recommendations-Personally I'm a sucker for anything with mango or those bubble waffles.

Tucked away on the second floor you'll find Sweethoney. Their menu is pretty large with a good variety. After trying a few items, I believe I'll come back for more beverages. Even though I devoured both the takoyaki and durian pancake soufflé, I'm generally just not interested in getting them again. Tasty but I can live without the added calories & obligatory payment. The staff is always cordial. Nothing more and nothing less. Order taken and order given. I have no issues with that whatsoever especially when the space is always clean during my visits. Love that it's less crowded in comparison to its downstairs neighbors so let's call it a hidden escape.

Great service dessert plenty of choice great place to hang out with friends n family !

Stumbled upon Sweethoney when I was visiting LA and was so excited to have found one here in Vegas. This place has the most refreshing and authentic fruit tasting smoothies. It seriously tastes like they just blend the fruit itself and it's really good. When you walk in, they give you the option of take out or dine in. They had many tables for dine in but we just ordered take out as we just tried the drinks. You order on a self ordering kiosk which I loved because every item had a picture which made it very easy to look through. My go-to order has to be the kiwi juice and the mango juice. They are both so fresh and so sweet. The place was decorated really cute and had such a chill and soothing atmosphere. They were both priced reasonably at about $6.50. This place also has many dessert options that I will definitely have to come by and try next time.

Great view, patio seating available, great presentation. Too many items on the menu. Maybe condense the menu and do a build your own for some of the desserts. Pancakes soufflé was very bland, tasted too eggy, wish the sauce on top was sweeter. Vanilla frost is good but the toppings were all very bland. Service was fine, I don't feel like it needs to be a sit down place where tip is automatically included.

This is the first Cantonese style dessert place that opened in Vegas, and in my opinion still the best one! The location is cozy and clean, albeit limited seating. We've been here many times and it's always so hard to choose because they have so many great choices! Our most recent visit ended with the mango pomelo sago tofu pudding, and walnut soup with tofu pudding. They came out quickly and were great as always, not too sweet but enough to savor it. The tofu pudding is smooth and silky, which is always a plus. Service is as what you'd expect from an Asian restaurant; enough to not frustrate you, but not enough to make you feeling satisfied. As it is a quick in and out dessert place, this doesn't bother us and we'll definitely be back when we crave Cantonese desserts!

Located on the second floor of the premise, this dessert store was the place of choice to top off our dinner, some sweet desserts that did not disappoint. The store has quite limited seating, but cozy. The menu is very extensive with many choices and I settled for the Twins Snow Mountain Grass Jelly and it was just as amazing as it looks. My friends opted for several others as shown in the pictures and they were all amazing. The service is a quick in and out store, if you're looking for amazing table service, this is a quick dessert joint that would fulfil that need of yours. Lots of options, decent pricing for the area. There is patio seating as well which is an option if you want to enjoy your dessert with a view. A clean space and fast orders/delivery.

I come here every so often for the Durian Pancakes, which are so delicious. If you like durian, I'd recommend this. It's crepe like skin packed with whipped cream and real durian fruit inside. It's a great texture and very satisfying. We also tried the Mixed Fruits Sago with Coconut Milk, the coconut milk seemed a bit watery and less milky, and it came with 1 of each fruit instead of 2 (as pictured). I ended up taking most of it home and ate it the next day, which held up well. The seasonal item, forgot what it was called, but it's pictured with the green tea ice cream, red beans, and a milk based liquid, which we thought was okay. I think I'd try something different next time.

I love stopping by Sweethoney Dessert in the Shanghai Plaza for Chinese desserts after dinner. They are always busy or it's too hot to sit outside so I order my desserts to go. If you dine in, you can order with the staff but if it's take out they tell you to use the self service kiosk. Something I didn't know about the kiosk was that it adds tip to the order so make sure you adjust that amount before you pay with your card. My favorites are the sesame soup, walnut soup, and the ginger tofu pudding. For the soups, I'll also add on the sesame rice balls (tong yuan). I always want more rice balls but after I finish my dessert, I realize 3 is the perfect amount and I wouldn't be able to finish if I got another order of them. It takes them about 15 - 20 minutes to prepare the order and if it's busy, it could be up to 30 minutes. I usually go after 9pm cause I feel like there's less people compared to going between 6pm - 8pm when everyone is there. Since this place is located in the Shanghai Plaza, parking can be difficult. There are so many eateries and the hours of operation are similar so the parking lot is packed. If you can't find a parking space close to the business, park a little farther and just walk because there are people walking around. Sweethoney Dessert is on the second level above Tea Maison.

Came here after lunch. Ordered mango sago with green tea ice cream and strawberry soufflé pancake. Strawberry Soufflé pancake - this was uncooked. Tasted like whipped eggs and it melts when you cut into the pancake. If it was cooked a bit more, it woulda been perfect. Mango sago with green tea ice cream - this is our fave desserts but somehow today, mango purée was too runny.

Definitely check out Sweethoney if you have a sweet tooth. Delicious authentic desserts can be found here. We ordered the following items: -mango pomelo sago: 4.5/5 -coconut souffle: 4/5 -salted egg yolk poppette: 5/5

There's SO many Asian dessert options at sweet honey dessert!!! We ordered mango sago, mango tofu pudding and regular milk tea with boba. All the desserts were delicious. For one of their coconut puddings, it says it contains coconut milk but it actually has egg pudding instead. We asked the server to switch it out for us because we didn't read the dish name in Chinese (and it did not say egg in English) and they were super accommodating and gave us the dessert we wanted. Overall rating: 10/10

Menu has a variety of desserts and drinks to choose from. I tried the strawberry mango peach gum drink which was refreshing on a hot summer Vegas day. My Mom and I tried the classic soufflé pancake, Eggette and Japanese style shumai (because I needed something savory) and I have no complaints. My favorite was the Eggette, but next time I'll add a topping. Planning on coming back to try other dishes. There is seating inside and outside. Sweethoney is also on the 2nd floor of the complex (elevator available).

First time here. Omg. ..... this is the biggest dessert menu I have ever seen We liked what we ordered. The only disappointment was the bubble waffle. The texture was not right . Would come again to try other items.

Great desserts and such an extensive menu! While the mango pomelo sago and red bean sago were both delicious, the star was the souffle pancake. Honestly one of the softest and bounciest pancakes I've ever had. And the strawberry sauce was so flavorful without being too sweet.

I ordered a mixed fruit Eggete and it took almost 30 minutes for it to be ready and it was not that busy in there. And people came in after and got their orders before I got mine. Then once I asked what happened to my order they went to go check it and said 5 more minutes and I saw them barely starting to make my order. Once I got my order there was not that much fruit and they did not have a full crepe in the back

The menu goes on and on. I mean page after page.... So let me help you out... here's what to order: Twins Snow Mountain Grass Jelly. That's it. Just order this and thank me later. Lol. This was so delicious, creamy, icy ... just try it and you'll see. There's not one negative about this dessert. Everything together just worked. Drinks were just ok. We ordered: Sea Salt Cream Boba Milk Tea Strawberry Blueberry With Sea Salt Cream I'd pass on the drinks but definitely would order the Twins Snow Mountain Grass Jelly again and again. Parking was chaotic. This plaza is super busy and there were cars everywhere. We did eventually find a parking but it wasn't easy and it took some time.

Who doesn't love a jiggly pancake?? Was looking for something sweet and came across this cute cafe of authentic Hong Kong desserts. It's hard for me to resist the soufflé pancakes when I see them on a menu so I went with those while my fiancé wanted something with grass jelly. What we ordered: * blueberry soufflé pancakes * twins snow mountain grass jelly * mango sago * watermelon ice Love that the desserts here are not overly sweet and just the right amount to satisfy the craving! The pancakes do take about 25 min to come out, while the other icy dessert gets put together rather quickly so just be aware of that. The pancakes were super soft and delicate - the blueberry ones were so good! The menu is extensive, so there are many different kinds of desserts to choose from!

This location located on the second floor of Shanghai Plaza, Chinatown. So many selection of desserts and drinks. You can order by yourself through Kiosk machine or the server will help you at the table. Mango pancakes came with 2 pcs, crape that wrapped around the mango with whipped cream is so soft and delicious. The mango inside is sweet and came with a big piece of mango. Coconut Jelly with Mango Pomelo Sago came with whole coconut with Jelly inside, they separated the fruit on side but taste average. Snow White is perfect taste and not too sweet, I liked it. Service was great and quick. Even though I stepped in almost their closing time but still crowded and almost full house. There has both indoor and outdoor area. Plenty of parking space but a little tough on the busy time.

Pro-tip: They charge 3%+ to use a credit card and they have automatic 18% gratuity for parties of 6 or more. Highlights: They have a wide variety of desserts including some that use unique ingredients that are hard to come by these days. They have a nice big patio to have your dessert on if the weather permits it. Lowlights: After all the fees, this place becomes really expensive. For four desserts, we spent $50. I think it's unreasonable for dessert places to charge automatic gratuity for large parties. We're in there for 20 minutes max to eat a small dessert and it's not like they are filling water for us or anything. The matcha ice cream is not matcha, it's green tea. The menu doesn't explain which items are served hot vs cold.

A delicious stop for a late night snack! There are many dessert shops in the area but it was hard to find a place with seating for 5 at 9 pm on a Friday. We were excited to find Sweethoney desserts because the food looked great, menu was extensive, and we didn't have to wait to be seated! Chicken wings were well-sauced, mango slush was refreshing, and both sago dishes were exactly as you'd expect in the best way. The only thing I wouldn't order again is the coconut soufflé pancakes with ice cream. Although they're a fun and photographic treat, they don't have much taste or substance. Super jiggly and a cool epxerience though!

Had this place bookmarked for a while and finally got to try it during a break in between class :) I came here for the fluffy Japanese souffle pancakes. And it was amazingly good! Got the cream cheese souffle pancake... it was so soft and fluffy and delicious and not too sweet. It exceeded my expectations: 5/5 for me. My friend who tried it thought it was a bit too eggy, which is true... but I liked it that way. The place is very cute inside and serves a very large variety of Hong Kong style desserts from snow fungus soups to durian ice cream to coconut jellies. Service was good. The owner seemed a tad shy, but was attentive and our food came out quickly. I will definitely be back to try the coconut jelly dessert, pudding and maybe even a soup.

For dessert, we ventured to Chinatown and explored a variety of options. We had Mango Soufflé Pancakes, Mango Pancakes, Mango Pomelo Sago with Grass Jelly, and Chocolate Mango Buns. There are many options to try, and my favorite is the Mango Pomelo Sago, although I'll probably skip the Grass Jelly next time due to its slight bitterness. The Chocolate Mango Buns were also very tasty! The location and surroundings are nice, with both indoor and outdoor seating available, and they have a bathroom. The service is pretty good.

First of all special mention to the atmosphere. It's pretty beautiful during the evening. Store is on the 2nd floor and has outside seating. Loved it. Food, i tried their mango tofu pudding and was not up to mark. The mangoes that were used seems to be from US or Mexico and not from Asia. They were mid and not very sweet. Service is good but would have appreciated if the mangoes are imported from Asia. There are other stores who does that in vegas

This place has FRESH fruit in their yummy desserts and it's not too sweet for the asian taste buds, need I say more? The servers were friendly, they greet you and seat you upon arrival. It's a cute place with clean tables and seating, some seating outside as well. I noticed some repair tape because of wear and tear on the seats but that didn't really bother me. We ordered the DURIAN with Grass Jelly and ice cream. The durian was soo sweet and fragrant. The mango souffle was a huge portion, good for sharing and very yummy too!

Please don't serve me frozen desserts,I ordered the milk pudding it looked so good.So when I got my dessert I was excited but after my first bite I was terrified.Not sure why but some parts wore frozen I glad I didn't lose a tooth.Sadly that was not only issue I had,the other problem was taste.It tasted like spoiled milk & there was a really funky aftertaste.Its a shame it looked like an amazing place to go to but obviously not.

Located upstairs from Maison tea, this place has all of the Chinese desserts you might be looking for, including a plate of fresh fruit! Mango pancake (4/5): we weren't sure what to expect based on the picture, but it was a large piece of mango surrounded by light cream with a soft wrap. Coconut soufflé pancake combo (5/5): These take a bit longer to make, but are definitely worth it! The pancakes are so light and bouncy! The honey on the side lets you add a little extra sweetness if you need it. The coconut ice cream was an added bonus, also with good coconut flavor. They have covered outdoor seating in addition to indoor, which is nice because there's an elevated view being upstairs. If you pay by credit card, there is a 3.5% charge, so bring cash!

Stopped by sweethouse for some dessert on a hot Vegas day. It is located in a plaza with asian businesses. It is table service but there was no wait. We came here twice on our trip in Vegas. We ordered the fluffy pancakes, sago, and bubble waffles. The fluffy pancakes take time to make so only order if you have time to spare. It was warm and spongey. There isn't much of a taste to the pancake itself. The sago was refreshing and as expected. The bubble waffles were warm and the perfect texture. I would recommend to stop by this place after dinner. They have an extensive menu from drinks to sago to fruits to etc.

Been here several and my friends love it. I tried hard to love it too but this one incident kept me from it. My niece ordered a plain Hong Kong style waffle. She found a hair in the waffle after one bite. So naturally we informed the server. He took the waffle back and gave us a new one without saying anything. Not a sorry or even a surprised reaction. Not a remorseful face like it's a normal occurrence. Oh well, I guess I'll take my dessert somewhere else.

Guys, must try these coconut jelly series. My favorite dessert all the time. Not too sweet and tasty

Sweethoney Dessert is the spot for some Hong Kong-style sweetness that won't break the bank. We snagged a seat outside on the patio at Shanghai Plaza, soaking up the nice weather and the cool view from the second floor. My sister and I split a Snow Mountain Grass Jelly, a mix of shaved ice, vanilla ice cream, green tea, grass jelly, and strawberries. It hit the spot--refreshing without being too sugary. Plus, the bill was just $10 for both of us. Sweet deal, sweet treats, sweet spot!

Dessert is amazing here. It might be hard to spot if you aren't too actively looking for it, they had pictures on the stairway when I realized the store was on the 2nd floor, but once you're up there and take the outdoor seating it's nice and serene. It's all perfectly sweet (not too sweet) souffle pancake was super jiggly, i saw online it takes 25 minutes to make, so I made sure to call ahead and let them know to get started as I'm making my way there. The mango with glutinous rice and icecream was also refreshing. Highly reccomend.

The worst Coconut with Milk Pudding , cant even eat the coconut . It was hard and old , They should not sell that if the coconut are not in good condition.

Sweethoney Dessert is a Chinese dessert spot in Shanghai Plaza on Spring Mountain Rd. in Las Vegas. It has its own upstairs space with a patio for outdoor seating. The menu is extensive with hot & cold, shaved ice, slushy, boba, fruit, Mochi, cakes and puddings. We got mango pudding, goji berry and lychee sweet soup, ice cream with mango and Mochi, and mango shaved ice with tapioca. You can order at the kiosk or wait for a server to take your order. It's located near the center of the plaza up the stair case.