Snowflake Pavilion is having a BUY 1 FREE 1 promotion until 31 January 2010! Don’t miss it!
My colleague inadvertently introduced me to this dessert place in SS15 that is manned by her friends – a Taiwanese husband and Malaysian wife team. The dynamic duo has been working on the menu and the recipes prior to the opening of their brainchild – Snowflake. The husband even worked in one of the dessert places in Taiwan to learn how to operate a restaurant. And now they have opened a second outlet in Pavilion Mall within a year; this is a true recognition of the care and effort they put into making the dessert place a special place for guests to stay and dine.
I managed to persuade KampungBoy to give the place a try by telling him that Snowflake’s Taro Ball is as good as the one from Jiufen, Taiwan. The Pavilion outlet is more like a kiosk, unlike the spacious setting in SS15. Once you have placed your order, the waiting staff will give you a cute device – beeping UFO. It will beeps and vibrates to let you know that your desserts are ready!
We had the Snowflake Bestseller (RM6.50) with grass jelly, grass jelly ice , taro balls and creamer.
Add creamer to taste
Stir the cream lightly with a spoon.
And proceed to dig in! The taro balls were pleasantly chewy with a light hint of yam; almost as good as those taro balls from 阿柑姨芋圓 Ah Gan Yee Taro Balls in Jiufen, Taiwan. The grass jelly and grass jelly flavoured shaved ice was really refreshing and cooling. Snowflake’s desserts are perfect for someone who is looking for something not too sweet and a quick cool down from the scorching heat.
Snowflake
No.61A, First Floor,
Jalan SS15/8A,
47500 Subang Jaya,
Selangor.
Tel: 017-623 8966
P4.01.00 & E4.01.00
Pavilion KL
168 Jalan Bukit Bintang,
55100 Kuala Lumpur.
(outside Padini Concept Store)
Going to be tasting it the next time I set my foot at Pavilion. Thanks for the review!
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I tried this in their Subang Branch..love it!!!
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I had the one in SS15. Quite good.
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even after addin th creamer the snowflake tasted the same to me lol
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I saw this restaurant two weeks ago. But, the location seems like too isolated, not much of exposure.
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had once at SS15 , love it~~
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i wanna come here!!! and to cotton on too
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looks good.. great tip.. wil try this soon:D
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try the subang branch before, love it
the bowl might be huge, but well, can finish it easily, haha
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You remind me of how I miss Taiwan food! You are so lucky to be in KL. Penang don’t have such outlets. *sob* *sob*
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juz went there after seeing ur review and they are having buy 1 free 1 promo for 12 days! yummi!! love snowflake very much
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All sorts of gadgets they have nowadays. A beeping UFO to notify customers that their desserts are ready. How cool that is.
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kampungboycitygal Reply:
January 21st, 2010 at 1:52 pm
yeah lo . so canggih
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well, wat r we waiting! going 2 try it tis week.
alwiz pass by ss15 n saw their big adv banner.
came across tis UFO queue gadget in gold coast few yrs ago.
Nice pics….luv them!
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kampungboycitygal Reply:
January 21st, 2010 at 1:52 pm
haha go to pavilion – buy1 free1
yeah its quite common in australia but nt here
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Hi How do I get in touch with the owner of this? Can’t find in Singapore. Is this for franchise? Many times went to Pavilion and without fail will patronise Snowflake.
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Hi Arsitah,
This is Keith from Snowflake. I am the director of marketing and communications as well as one of the shareholders and yes, we are opening up for expansion. However, it will be licensing and not franchising. If you are interested, please email me at silentlyrampant@gmail.com. Thanks
Hi Everyone,
Thanks for the great reviews and we hope to introduce more great desserts in time to come. Try the hot bestseller. The hot grass jelly turns from liquid to jelly the more you eat! And also it tastes really nice!
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kampungboycitygal Reply:
February 26th, 2010 at 6:35 pm
Hi Keith, thanks for enlightening
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Jenny Reply:
April 20th, 2011 at 12:33 am
WELL I TASTED YOUR DESSERT PRETTY GOOD AND COMPARABLE TO TAIWAN’S AS I HAD IT IN TAIWAN WHENEVER I’M THERE. MY 1ST TIME VISIT WAS GOOD BUT SAD TO SAY THAT MY SECOND VISIT AT KUCHAI’S OUTLET IT CUT TO HALF THE SIZE I HAD. IT WAS VERY SURPRISE TO ME.
IF THERE IS NO STANDARDIZATION PERHAPS IT WILL NOT LAST. MY LITTLE SUGGESTION.
THANK YOU.
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samantha Reply:
November 29th, 2011 at 2:52 pm
Hi Keith,
I had drop you an email on licensing/franchising but did not get any of your reply. Would appreciattif you could drop me a reply.
Thanks
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how about malay??can they try this dessert??
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like it so much with the extra creamer
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Hi, i tried this at their Sungei Wang outlet… their dessert are really refreshing…
Interesting review… i do agree with u that y locally we dont have our malaysian style dessert shop… haha
Feel free to visit my food blog at:
http://www.jeremee89.com/2011/07/snowflake-sungei-wang-plaza-bukit-bintang/
Thanks
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