Freezing Thai Rolled Ice Cream & Bakery (Lincoln, NE) — Restaurant in Lincoln

Received a gift card as a birthday gift and I was excited to try the ice cream here with my 2 year old daughter and husband. As soon as we walked in and approached the cashier at the counter we were not greeted verbally, not even a smile! I asked if I could please add on a pocky stick to my order for my daughter and he replied there would be a charge. I told him that's fine. When my husband went up to pick up our order the pocky stick was not there so he asked the cashier about it and he then replied "Oh, I didn't add it on." He made no attempt to even correct this and brushed us off completely. If you want people to return then you need to work on customer service and friendliness. A simple smile goes a LONG way. If you go there and spot the Asian cashier with glasses, that's who I'm...

I'd seen the videos of rolled ice cream being made online so I kind of knew what I was in for when I went. Watching the ice cream be made right in front of you is just magical and you know you're getting something extra special and fresh. I got their strawberry lady and I gotta say, that was the best, freshest strawberry ice cream I've ever had. The whip cream and sweet strawberries on top really push it over the top (ha!) and the Pocky they finish it with adds an extra bit of fun. The staff was very friendly and patient with me while I tried to decide which flavor I wanted (so many of the options sounded delicious like key lime or s'mores). I'll definitely be going back to try their other flavors! And while it is a bit on the pricey side, it's totally worth it....

Love it!

I've been to the one in Omaha before so I thought I'd check this one out too. If you like dessert and instagramable stuff this is your place. Watching them roll the ice cream is so oddly satisfying is definitely worth the 7 bucks it costs for a bowl.

My only complaint is that I wish there was an option for a smaller size. It's so much ice cream! Also, this location is a little weird about the process. You walk up to the counter to order, then you go down the line to watch it being made. Then you walk back through "traffic" to get your ice cream back at the counter. Kind of weird, but not a big...