Missweet

Very nice area, desserts taste fresh and not too sweet. It’s good to have some Asian type dessert because the only place I have seen was ny. Definitely coming back for more

Came here on a Saturday night and this place was empty besides the workers’ friends. The place itself looked plain and dull. I tried the mango pomelo. Nothing to rave about. I wouldn’t suggest coming here for drinks as everything is powdered.

They have very traditional Asian dessert. I was so surprised to see this store open in Chinatown. Normally I will have to get hong-​kong style dessert from New York. Anyways I am so happy to see Missweet here, hopefully they can provide delivery soon!

Good desserts. My only wish is larger portion size.
Nice place! Beautiful décor. There’s a nice sofa area with a coffee table for families. Otherwise, one to two high too tables with stools.

Their computer system was down when I was there. Nevertheless the worker was pretty helpful. She let me try out the coconut and mango pureed to see which 1 I liked better before she made my grass jelly with fruit bowl. Both was good but I ended up choosing mango with my dessert.
This place reminds me of Taiwanese desserts in Cali. A great option to the routine bubble tea drinks. Will be back.

It’s a good place to share food and play board game with friends. They have a big sofa, we always sit there. It’s a new place to go, and I really recommend.
Mango is really great! Better than I bought in China town. There fruit is fresh and sweet.
I also like the wall part, you can write some thing and paste on the wall.
But I also wish they will have some other traditional desert like custard wiht double crème.

Yummy.
This is a Hong Kong style desert shop. I did not have such authentic Hong Kong style desert for a long time. This is the best in Philadelphia.
I love mango pomelo. It’s really delicious. Mango is sweet. And if you like durian, this is a good place.
And they have several kind of cakes. I love green tea mille crêpe cake. But they do not have that every day. If you are lucky enough meet it, do not miss.
Owner is nice and funny. Ask him for some advice.

Missweet has potential but doesn’t seem ready for prime time yet. It has a nice seating area (a sofa area with a nice sticker backdrop of the Eiffel Tower and small round tables for two) but it’s lacking in other respects. Let’s start with service. Now, I know Chinatown places can famously have terrible service. When the food’s to rave about, you might turn a blind eye. This doesn’t apply here. The young male employee was sitting at the counter with his back turned to us, totally engrossed in his phone. He made no attempt to even look up when we entered, never mind greet us or try to provide service. The two signs advertising the dessert/​drink choices flash annoyingly seemingly every 3 seconds. You just barely read what it says then the sign flashes again. I asked about the mango pudding. He looked up from his phone for the first time and saw they were «out of mangoes.» How can you be out of the mangoes when there are grocery stores right in Chinatown selling them? We finally decided to just get the green tea ice cream (two scoops for $ 2.50).
The ice cream is served in a porcelain dish, which is nice. No real silverware, just plastics, but that’s OK too. They gave us one spoon for two people and when I asked for a second spoon, I found the makeshift silverware box filled with plastic knives and forks only. The guy went riffling through a cardboard box and dumped plastic spoons into said makeshift silverware box. After that, he never bothered to say a single word more to us. He camped himself on the sofa area and was thereafter buried in his phone, even when two others came in.
This place is on a quiet section at the edge of Chinatown so you’ll really only pass by if you’re specifically looking for it. However, I won’t be looking for it anytime soon.

Solid three stars, given they opened not too long ago. Every new place has its kinks to work out.
I always said Philly is missing its chinese dessert hotspot. Im glad someone finally came up with this concept, away from boba tea.
We got the black glutinous rice w/​coconut juice and grass jelly with mango. Both were pretty good, although the mango was a little bit sour. The texture of the soup was a little thicker than usual. But again, it wasnt something so terrible that we couldnt finish.
Definitely giving this place another try…