OKO Dessert Kitchen

OKO Dessert Kitchen

Queen Street, Aotea Square, Auckland CBD, New Zealand

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A good idea popped into my mind after nourishment from Sushi Pac. Dessert.
Have heard mentions of this OKO Dessert Kitchen, perfect opportunity to walk off the sushi and eat dessert.

Twas a cold day so got the hot chocolate.
Never understood the deconstructed drink hype. 

Provided simple fun, Lego for food.

Hot milk + hot gooey chocolate + chocolate flakes.

Milk bottle holding warm milk. Very interesting.

My masterpiece.
Just like going to a Korean BBQ and paying to cook your own food.










Now this magical construction is called "Mt Ngauruhoe." Built with Chocolate soufflé, red coulis, popping candy, betroot macaroon.

The popping candy provided much novelty to the already ripe flavors present.

With my hot choc I ordered the "Rock and Roll."

Chocolate, salted peanut, peppermint and marshmallow.

Overall good, be careful of the peppermint though. 

Having the peppermint left me thinking I didn't need to brush my teeth for the day.

Strong.





Decor is a high class restaurant except housing only dessert. 
Cabinet showcase dessert visuals upon entry will have you wanting everything.

Would definitely do 2nd round as there is still more to try.

 

Price: $$
Rating: 3.5/5

 

Milsé with more available seating.

Chanoma Cafe Sydney

Chanoma Cafe Sydney

Shop 1, 501 George Street, Sydney, Australia

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Sydney wedding, panda gathering, snack stop 1.
Congrats again to friend Gemmo and his beautiful wife.

Gang of bear couples charged on down for a late night venture to Sydney life for eats.
Chanoma Cafe off George Street provided necessary fulfillment for such cravings.

Fruit Parfait was ordered by couple number 1.

For this towered ice cream, fruit cocktail mixture, rice cake ball, whipped cream with matcha sauce and ice-cream cone antenna be living on top floor.

Sweet red bean paste be living on 3rd floor.

Beneath lives 2nd floor with pocky corn flakes.

1st floor residence is soft matcha ice-cream.

Presentation is a winner.





Eating a big dinner left me no choice but to fill the space with a small but husky soft serve ice-cream matcha cone.

This small treat packs taste punch. 
Usually green tea would be bitter, so I usually would stay away, one giant bite from the top later had no such bitter after taste.
My better half inhaled this treat in no less than a few bats of my eye lids.













The Japanese cafe did not disappoint. 
Menu had plenty to choose from, if only I did not have the Milo Dinosaur at the kopitiam next door.
Snack and sweet cravers must visit here, no regrets will be had.

Price: $
Rating: 3.8/5

The young and lively atmosphere was the right topping for the Japanese Matcha Cafe.