Sugar Club

I went on a snowy night a couple weeks back and I have to say it was worth it! I loved my Honey gold (I think?) I ordered! The toast and the ice cream, tasty and great presentation!

I’ve been eyeing this place for a long time and I was finally in the neighborhood ~
im in love with this place…
i ordered a monkey roti for only $ 4!!! To be honest, i only came here for the pretty food, but I was very curious to try their dessert roti, which is a common street-​food in Thailand. Never had sweet roti, only savory ones!
The presentation looked really cute! I loved the texture of the layered roti and the banana drizzled in condensed milk. It was so warm and delicate, it just melts in your mouth, and it had to take a lot in me to pause and savor each bite.
Other than the food, I was very delighted with the menu prices. This place prepares aesthetically-​pleasing food for such a low price… I know places in Flushing that would sell some of these (especially a complex-​looking dessert like Honeytown) for maybe $ 23, but at Sugar Club they’ll give it to you for half!
(They have counter tables by the window, and they bring the food to your seat. The food is presented on a beautiful wooden slate. There are cute potted plants that you could take a picture of with your dessert!) The lighting is great too, It’s like they provide everything you need to feel like a professional food photographer…

New fan! A friend showed me this place and it was also my first time trying Thai style desserts. We got the honey toast with mangoes and it was really good! It got a bit overwhelming after a while cause the toast was soaked with sugar and honey but it was still delicious. The ice cream was really good and their homemade whipped cream wasn’t sweet like you’d imagine, but it was nice and fluffy. For drinks, we got the iced peach one and it was amazing! The mint leaves really take it to the next level. I’m excited to go back and try their other desserts.

Not too big on desserts, but decided on coming here since I was in the area for Joju anyway. But it was mostly because I couldn’t resist coming here for the aesthetic.
Ordered the Honey Town which is an array of toasted honey bread, green tea ice cream, chocolate drizzle, and a side of fancily crafted fruits. Taste was relatively average, maybe a 5.5÷10. But presentation was definitely a perfect 10!
The café also doubles as a Thai grocery store so while you’re waiting for your food/​drink, def make sure to take a look around.

After having lunch next door at 8 Paet Rio and disappointed to not have dessert, we popped into this place to check out what was on offer.
This place is interesting, it has a little bit of everything. My cousin thought the place was kind of odd in that there were Thai snacks and groceries sold, homemade desserts on hand, a drink bar offering up smoothies, teas, etc. I even spotted Thai medical remedies for sale here including menthol vapor inhalers and betadine solution. I commented out loud to my cousin about this and he asked me, «Are they FDA-​approved?» I don’t know the answer to his question.
This place sells a lot of coconut desserts, so if coconuts are something you fancy (I love coconut), this is heaven.
I ended up picking out two different kind of coconut desserts, one is a green coconut layer jello ($ 4) and the other a white coconut pudding ($ 4). And also a box of tamarind candy.
We went home, brewed up some hot tea, and munched happily on the coconut treats. They were excellent, not too sweet, and exactly like the ones I have had in Thailand.
Definitely check this place out. Bright décor with a friendly vibe and yummy Thai desserts to satisfy the sweet tooth in all of us. Two thumbs up!

Came here because of the pretty photos.
Ordered the honey toast which was really good. Crunchy and soft on the inside and the fruit was fresh and sweet. Wish I asked for green tea ice cream but it was good with vanilla ice cream. Interesting to have a Thai supermarket to walk around in and dessert to finish off with. A must try for dessert fanatics!!!

Stumbled across randomly after dinner &I have to tell you, I am glad I did! This shop is authentic and super ‘Thai’. From chips to ice teas to candy, everything was imported from Thailand. If you enjoy authentic snacks, this is the place for you! The sweets were very unique and displayed perfectly (it shows that the employees actually care). Definitely check this place out when you’re just strolling around the neighborhood or just want to try something new!

Went here with the best friend because as always we wanted to fill our sweet tooth craving. Saw pictures people have posted on Instagram and they looked so good so I just had to go check it out for myself to see what the big deal was about. For drinks we ordered the Witch Mojito and the Green Milk. I love how the mojito was very minty and their Green Milk was definitely one of the best green tea drinks I’ve ever had. For sweets we ordered The Romeo Toast and Juliet Waffles. I’m very big on chocolate and if you are too then The Romeo Toast is definitely the one you want to order! The Romeo Toast was a honey bread towered with chocolate syrup, banana, chocolate ice cream, whipped cream, chocolate brittle brownie bits, and Kit Kats with a side of strawberry and kiwi on a stick. The Juliet Waffles was a strawberry lover’s paradise. The waffles were topped with whipped cream, strawberry, over strawberry syrup and a side of strawberry ice cream. Both were very enjoyable but definitely very sweet and the nice guy behind the counter gave us water to wash it down with. If you’re big on sweets this is the place to go try and the portions are definitely filling enough to share between two people. I’ll definitely be coming back to try the other stuff.

It was my birthday yesterday and my boyfriend was sweet enough to do some research and bring me here knowing that I love desserts and asian snacks. When I first stepped in, I was kindly greeted by this zombie employee (it happened to be Halloween).
I quickly roamed around the place as though I was once again a little girl in a candy shop and was quick on my feet to grab all the chips I was humanly capable of holding. They had such a large and interesting variety of Thai Lays Chips and other snacks that are not commonly find elsewhere in NY. After purchasing $ 20 of chips, we ventured back over to the bakery side of the store to browse the café menu to satisfy my sweet tooth.
Though their menu was not too extensive, much of what they did have was extremely thought out and the presentation was superb. We decided to order Thai iced tea ($ 2.50.cheapest I’ve had in my life) and Honey Town. The thai iced tea was among the best I’ve had to date and complimented well with the dessert we ordered. The Honey Town is basically toast with chocolate drizzle and green tea ice cream with red bean with a side of fruits and whip cream. (Note, the green tea is more earthy and does not contain much sugar, which brought everything to be well balanced) The zombie eventually came back to our table and kindly brought us water without us even requesting for it and he even checked up on us every so often.
With this type of service, I was surprised that they don’t request for tips. However, we did spot the tip jar by the dessert counter! We will definitely be back if we are in the area to try the Green Milk and the other desserts there!

Two people have suggested that I come here. There isn’t a lot of seating since most of the store serves as a supermarket that sells various Thai goods and premade food. The café side serves desserts and drinks.
I got the Green Milk, which is Thai Ice Green Tea with Milk. Green tea lattes are usually a hit or miss, and this was definitely a home run. It was flavorful, well-​made, and it was only $ 2.50
I definitely want to check out more of the items on the menu. Check out this place before they start raising their prices!

stop by for noon snack, pick roti monkey and pink milk. Just right, not too full and refreshing pink milk makes perfect pair.
A lot of ready to eat Thai dishes, either meal or dessert.
Plus, free wifi
10 scores!!!

I’m glad they expanded because it’s such a great store to buy all your thai necessities such as snacks, pre packaged food, drinks, and even cooking herbs. however my only complaint would be that it is more expensive then other Asian markets in the area.

This place is bigger than before, but the space isn’t used very efficiently. It’s kind of a waste, they should have more Thai products. I didn’t come here for the sweet desserts which I think is a bit overpriced, some of the items seem pretty easy to make. I guess I was expecting more groceries. I bought a small package of dried bananas covered in chocolate for $ 5. A bit pricey for so few. After I brought it home, I noticed it was expired. It was just okay, chocolate was average. I did buy a packet of peanut satay sauce mix and I made some tasty chicken breasts that I marinated with my own ingredients. I would’ve tried more items, but most of the packaged items are too processed and they didn’t have a huge selection. They do have some prepackaged items available, but like I said I’m just looking for fresher or less processed items so I can cook at home. It’s still a cute lil place so I might come back and try a few more items.

I’ve a sucker for cute food and sugar treats. If you’re like me then this is the place for you… They do need more on their menu. I tried the roti (it was ok). They need more real food but it’s a new place so I’m guessing they’re working on it.

Finished dinner near by and decided to come in there and try their milkshakes. Tried the chocolate and the coconut milkshakes. The chocolate milkshake was good but the coconut milkshake was amazing. Both were not too sweet so we had no trouble finishing them. The chocolate one had hits of coffee flavor. The coconut one had heaps of coconut flavor. Really good. The drinks did take a while to make but they had much more depth than the drinks in the nearby bubble tea places.
They also have Thai supermarket items as well as a good selection of prepackaged goods (both sweet and savory).

I came with my sister and our friend just because we were in the mood for dessert. We ordered the Emerald Mango, a Thai Iced Tea, pink mill, and coconut milkshake.
The Thai iced tea was standard, although it was 50% ice. It was also really strong.
The pink milk was interesting, I can’t quite describe it, our friend describes it as a banana flavor. Really cute color.
THE COCONUT MILKSHAKE WAS AAAAMAZING. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
The Emerald Mango was good, a scoop of mango ice cream (a little more icy than ice cream, not as smooth as traditional ice cream) on top of a bed of sticky rice and mango cubes. Super sweet and completely satisfying!
Overall, a great trip, we’re all on a sugar high.
This place also has Thai snacks and prepared foods, which I have not tried. It is still mid renovation, I think.

This place a has something for everyone, Whether you are looking for something sweet to share, indulge alone or to take home. Highly recommend it

I don’t come here for the over priced groceries, I come here for the prepackaged desserts and snacks. They also have prepackaged food. It’s a great way to come pick up dinner without having to order or wait for the food.

Thai gem in Queens. Go to place for Thai products for my wife and I when we are in Queens.
They have all the pastes and sauces for cooking. You can find Isaan sausage here yummy! They have premade food which is mostly delicious! They have a good selection of Kanom (Thai snacks and desserts). They renovated and expanded recently, place is super clean.
Prices are always reasonable. Great place for anything Thai! 2 thumbs up…
The Place has NOT moved but merely renovated and expanded. It’s still in exactly the same location as befeore.

The place looks bright and welcoming. Many food assortment from snacks to cook food. There are also some non food items. The prices are okay.