Mngo Cafe - San Diego

First was the mango crème brûlée, which features a fresh mango cut in half topped with crushed sugar and coconut cream. It also comes with three varieties of sticky rice, which are also served with coconut cream. This was my favorite dessert! Next was the classic crème brûlée, garnished with fresh fruits. It was enjoyable but not particularly memorable. Finally, I had the mango sago, a delightful mix of fresh mango pieces, sago, and mango pudding in coconut milk. I appreciated that none of the desserts were overly sweet, and each had its own unique flavor profile. Additionally, the staff was incredibly friendly and happy to answer all our questions. You can tell they truly enjoy their work!

We had a pleasant experience at this lively restaurant, which was filled with young couples and groups enjoying their time. The dessert was truly unique and delicious, especially the mango, which was just perfect. Although I can't recall the name of the dish, it was the first one listed on the menu and I highly recommend it. Overall, it was a delightful visit!

Great spot for smoothies! I've been here a few times for smoothies and desserts. Really good! Nice ambiance, pleasant place to sit and enjoy a cool drink on a hot day. People working there are nice. Just place your order and sit. They give you a buzzer that goes off when your order is ready. They havr a big fake mango tree inside. It's a cool setup ? definitely will go back again next time I'm in town. I had the mango smoothie and the creme brule. The creme brule had fruit on it and was amazing!

It's not worth the wait. The place has a nice theme, but it's not kept clean. We actually witnessed a couple of costumers cleaning the tables they were gonna use. The place didn't have a line when we arrived, but the wait for our order was around 45 minutes for 1 shaved ice and an order of cannoli. Once we finally got our order, the shaved ice had a nice presentation but lacked flavor, and the cannoli was very dry, had barely any cream(mainly on the edges nothing in the middle), and nothing like the description given on the menu.

The Taro Sago is a complete disaster the coconut milk was super salty and not smooth/cold at all, it tasted like they accidentally added a huge spoon of salt into it and not even aware of it…Also, the sago balls all agglomerated together, a sign of being left in the pot for a very long time and not being stirred well enough before serving. The food presentation was also very poor, giving us no appetite at all. Furthermore, a lot of items were not available when we arrived, which was another bummer. Overall, we had a very bad experience at this place, and was really surprised that this store got such a high rating on Google review…