Review Dessert Culture - Clayton

So so delicious! Was slightly wary from previous reviews but the mango snow ice & diced mango was both generous in portion size and tasted amazing. Will definitely be coming back!

Decent dessert place to hang out with friends. Had the matcha bubble tea with red bean. It was mediocre and I would avoid it. Dessert culture is a good place to hang out with friends. The food and drink quality may not be great but it’s a nice place to chill. Priced at around $7/bubble tea.

We found heaps of shredded plastics in the shaved ice and I don’t even know if my toddler swallowed any plastics.

Got the strawberry topped dessert to share. Came out and it was massive! Really tasty and enjoyed it thoroughly. For how big it was it's quite well priced.

Unfortunately the quality has dropped, I really hope management provides more QC and training. The shaved ice was sticky, the red bean soup was basically sugar water, and the mango sago dessert was sour as though the coconut milk has gone off.

Like the selection, especially taro snow-ice. The decor is minimal though as the place is shared with a postal shipping company. If the owner read this review, please note that whenever I entered the premise, there was a musty smell which could be caused by dampness. UPDATE: The musky smell has much reduced on my last visit.

In the mood for something sweet, I decided to give Dessert Culture a go. Choosing from the signature desserts range, I went with the red bean soup with lotus seeds, and the herbal jelly with taro balls, sweet potato balls and pearls. The former was a bit watery, and would have been much more full flavoured if more red beans had went into it. Passable but definitely won't order again. The latter was much better. Chewy and bouncy taro and sweet potato balls, and even the pearls were Q enough. This was a refreshing and delicious dessert. The mango and pomelo sago drink was lovely too. Not too sweet, and a generous amount of mango was included.

Groupon Adventure #326 Redeemed a voucher from here. It was good value so thought why not? Ordered 4 drinks. The coconut and mango ones were tasty. The staff here are friendly but sorta struggled to get my order out fast. The desserts look tasty. The shop is a bit shabby . Looks to be 2 businesses in one. A lil tricky to find , not much signage. Tricky to park pending what time you go. Good value on groupon, wouldn't go otherwise. Great opening hours. Till 10pm nightly. Try for dessert. But for drinks ide go gong cha down the street.

In the mood for something sweet, I decided to give Dessert Culture a go. Choosing from the signature desserts range, I went with the red bean soup with lotus seeds, and the herbal jelly with taro balls, sweet potato balls and pearls.<br/><br/>The former was a bit watery, and would have been much more full flavoured if more red beans had went into it. Passable but definitely won't order again. The latter was much better. Chewy and bouncy taro and sweet potato balls, and even the pearls were Q enough. This was a refreshing and delicious dessert.<br/><br/>The mango and pomelo sago drink was lovely too. Not too sweet, and a generous amount of mango was included.

Saw this small little bubble tea place and thought I'd try it out. The tea itself wasn't anything special.

Great service and yummy desserts! Will be back to try the other flavours. The taro ice shaving was full of flavour 👌🏻

Dessert Culture is similar to Dessert Story, but has more drink items and they also offers savoury food. It is nice for this store to be in Clayton, with the other one in Springvale. <br/><br/>The service was average, and there was only one or two people working. I have only tried the drink items here and they were average in quality.<br/><br/>I loved the coconut and mango ice blended drink, it was deliciously sweet and I thank the staff who recommended to me. The wintermelon milk tea was perfectly sweet and I really enjoyed its light taste.<br/><br/>The kumquat lemon tea was sour but still delicious, and I enjoyed the simple watermelon blended drink.<br/><br/>On my other trip here, I tried the taro fresh milk and milk tea. The milk tea was surprisingly not overpowered by tea flavour. I wished there was more taro paste as it was really good. I loved the taro pearls, it was not very soft but still chewy, something better than the black pearls in my opinion.<br/><br/><br/>Quality was average, not too bad or not the best. I would want to come back again to try some other items on the menu.