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Extensive menu of Hong Kong desserts. Definitely will be back to try more. Could be a little cheaper. $15 for two small bowls.Had the milk pudding wit…
Iamjenwong
Sweet Town
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Sweet Town is a small stall all the way at the end of the store that sells HK style desserts.I ordered two different types of milk puddings - the red …
The FoodEY
Sweet Town
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Small dessert place at the end of a alley like place next to the station. Great for people who likes the Asian desserts! I got the mango, pomelo and s…
Serenia Lee
Sweet Town
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5 Reviews on “Sweet Town”
Extensive menu of Hong Kong desserts. Definitely will be back to try more. Could be a little cheaper. $15 for two small bowls.Had the milk pudding with coconut milk and mango. Really enjoyed this. Also had the white sesame with fungus and almond. This wasn’t for me.Open late on weekends.
Sweet Town is a small stall all the way at the end of the store that sells HK style desserts.I ordered two different types of milk puddings – the red bean and also the coconut milk. They were simple, no frills desserts.Would come back here again for other things on the menu 🙂
Small dessert place at the end of a alley like place next to the station. Great for people who likes the Asian desserts! I got the mango, pomelo and sago with ice cream and it was pretty nice. My partner got the cold herbal taro red bean dessert and it was not that cold as well a little bland. Overall an okay experience.
The name of this place is hilarious. We came here pretty much because we were so amused by it. But we were also pleasantly surprised by the selection here. We got the mango sago and the coconut sago and they were both slurped down like there was no tomorrow. The desserts are more HK/Cantonese style than say Taiwanese or mainland. Whats special about this place? Nothing really. But the prices are reasonable, desserts are decent and the service was quite good (considering its Hurstville). And most of all its just in a damn good location where you can meet up with friends.Weve been back a few times and have tried out more things on the menu (almond sweet soup, mango coconut noodles, milk pudding) and it hasnt been too bad.
We ordered a double layered fresh milk pudding (warm) and rice ball in black sesame soup (warm). This was exactly what we wanted after a small dinner, it isnt super fancy but the prices were reasonable and the server was helpful. Will have to come back to try some more from the extensive menu.