Sugar Cubed

Beautiful little place. Staff were lovely, loads of people getting takeaways. Got mochi to take away which was fresh and absolutely delicious. Wasn’t a huge fan of the milk tea or yin yeung mochi fillings, but the black sesame filling was delicious. Also got the tofu pudding with black sesame which was amazing, definitely getting that again. Would recommend!

Great HK style desserts. Reasonable prices. Friendly service. The tofu fa with ginger syrup was tasty, not too sweet and a generous portion for $6. The mochi black sesame , milk tea and peanut coconut for $5 was fresh, bouncy and flavourful. We had a slight issue with our dessert, the staff were very apologetic and immediately gave us a replacement and additional dessert for free. That’s when you know they care about customer service ! Savoury food is ok. Home style cooking Will be back to try more desserts!

Rather hidden little gem of a Hong Kong cart noodle/dessert place with a dash of Australian fusion. Friendly staff offering for dinner a set of noodle dishes with sauce/topping and noodle type variations. Had the curry type which was nice. There is a large number of more traditional desserts like bean curd dishes but we opted for one of the more distinctive ones. We ordered a smashed pav milk tea dessert cake/sponge which was fantastic. Fruits and boba to the side of a soft fluffy cake generously topped with an interesting gently flavoured milk tea sauce and bits of pavlova. Textually interesting and well balanced sweetness. Seemed quite unique and worth the visit. Also ordered HK milk tea on the side which was not quite as strong as some other places but well suited to the food being served - creamy taste. They offer it pre-sweetened or with sugar syrup on the side. Came to less than $20 a person which certainly felt more than worth it. Highly recommended for anyone in the area looking for a real strong dessert or a well priced noodle meal.

Love this little place, tucked around the corner. Mostly love the range of Asian desserts. Mochi was nice and soft and really loved the black sesame grass jelly soy milk, it’s delicious. Would go there again to try other desserts.

Quite a variety of food selection at a very affordable price. Both that I've order were delicious. Tofu and peanut butter french toast. Despite being past closing time we were allowed to stay beyond closing time.

Cute and delicious place for dessert! Quite the authentic HK feel. If you’re working along Railway Street, you’ll see a sign next to the escalator at the eat street building! A little hidden, but you’ll see it after you get off the escalator! I really loved the mochi - both sesame and peanut flavor $4.80 for single flavored x3, $5.50 for mixed flavor x3. The ladies make it on the day or sometimes right after you order! The mochi is so chewy and fluffy. One minor thing is that the sesame and peanut filling were a bit on the sweet side for me. We also tried the coconut sago with mango $7. That was abit light on the coconut flavor, but I think that might be because I’m used to the mango sago pomelo dish instead. There are also other main dishes available! I will be back next time, and you can pre-order some special flavor mochi like durian or strawberry dango if they are in season!

Favourite place to get Hong Kong style dessert in Chatswood! Love the taro coconut milk sago and daily special menus which changes everydayRecommended dishesBlack Sesame Dessert, Soy Marinated Chicken Wings 4, Peach Gum with Fresh Milk, Tofu Pudding with Grass Jelly, Sesame Mochi, Glutinous Rice Balls

What a great place to have some lovely snacks, lunch or a quick dessert after your meal. We loved the peach gum dessert with coconut milk, the yinyeung coffee-tea, the fruit with grass jelly and coconut milk, and of course all the sago desserts here. A little hard to find but well worth the visit.

Visited there for the first time and set a high expectation based on Google overrated reviews . Overall experience was a bit disappointing . Ordered a tomato pork chop rice , a cart noodle , a set of 3 mochi and a tofu pudding with red bean . While awaiting my dishes , a staff was preparing someone else's iced lemon tea . He put ice cubes in cup , two spoons of syrup and a lemon slice on top , pulled a bottle of homemade lemon tea from the fridge , the cup was not full and he realised that , I was expecting him to fill it up another 5-10ml of tea but he didn't , instead to cut cost he decided to put two more ice cubes , how shocking . Later on , cutler was provided but not set up properly , just left them all on the table without napkins . The rice and noodle were below average , deserts were better , tofu pudding was good but disliked the red bean , Chen Pi / peels tasted too strong ; peanut mochi was the highlight

They have closed down and didn’t update their google business details. We turned up looking forward to their yummy mochi, but were just left with a empty shop front and disappointment.