Kreamy Scoops and Snacks — Restaurant in Cypress

Zero. First, all of the flavors are tasteless. Literally tried all of them. We came because of all the great reviews but the experience was just horrible. The owner was extremely pushy but sounded confident that all the flavors are amazing. But omg the taste is bad!!! Like really bad. I don’t trust google reviews anymore since the place has over 3k reviews! They all are fake. Don’t waste your time and money here.

Also, the lights in the front are super annoying.

My reply to owner’s comment down here.

I am genuinely surprised by your response — though in hindsight, it explains a lot about the experience we had at your store.

Rather than taking feedback as an opportunity to improve, you chose to personally insult a customer, question their health, and suggest malicious intent. That kind of reaction says more about your mindset than my review ever could.

For the record, I don’t have any “ulterior motives” — just taste buds and an opinion, like every other paying customer. I gave your shop a fair try, sampled several flavors, and unfortunately, none were enjoyable. And yes, we felt uncomfortable due to the pressure to buy something despite voicing our uncertainty.

Also, invoking divine blessings to justify poor customer service is… a choice. But blaming customers for your inability to accept criticism is not good business — it’s ego.

I left an honest review, and your reply confirmed exactly why it needed...

Update: visited a second time and tried their bun kabab, club sandwich, gola ganda and dubai chocolate cup. Club sandwich was very unique and tasty. Bun kabab was delicious and filling. Loved the gola Ganda in a bowl which made it so much easier to eat and enjoy. The only thing that i wasnt a fan of was the very high price on dubai chocolate cup. $15 is very overly priced for that and honestly it wasnt like wow that i would spend $15 again on it. We tried because we were insisted that its very good but didnt realize it was so pricey until we saw the bill :) nonetheless we will definitely keep coming back for more.

Sooo happy to finally see a desi halal spot open up in North. The owner Saif and his Team are extremely friendly and sweet. We were able to try icecream flavors before deciding which ones we wanted. I got a double scoop Peshawari which was a generous serving and so delicious. My husband got the cadbury which was authentic cadbury taste and my daughter got the rolled icecream. It was fun to see the live making of the rolled icecream. They make their icecream fresh with organic milk inhouse which is great. I will be back to try the snacks which look so tempting and will update my review. Super cute indoor and outdoor seating and love the dedicated parking spots for quick and easy access. They are open till midnight so come here and satisfy your late night...

Welcoming environment. Very clean. We were offered samples of ice cream. On this visit we had limca, dynamite chicken, rabri falooda, and a double scoop of ice cream, lychee and chikoo.

My husband expected the limca to be the bottled soft drink, but it is a house made lime fizzy drink with masala (spices), like nimbu pani for those who are familiar.

Chicken dynamite is chicken bites, fried, with a mild creamy sauce (mayo/ketchup/chili based?), topped with shredded cheese, served in a waffle bowl. It was good and we'd order it again as a snack.

We had a rabri falooda. Rabri is like a thickened, sweeten condensed milk. Falooda is a layered cold dessert, usually with vermicelli noodles, jelly cubes, milk, rose syrup, and typically some ice cream. There can be other things layered in. Here they also have basil seeds and topped with cashews and for rabri falooda, rabri. It was also good.

Lastly, we decided to get the two scoops of ice cream, lychee and chikoo. They make their ice cream on-site with organic milk. The ice cream was very smooth, soft. Both flavors were well balanced.

The downside to our visit was they were out of the aloo and dal samosas which was the initial reason we came to try this place out; falooda was the second reason. Hopefully samosas next time. Overall, we were happy with our post Thanksgiving night snack visit.

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