KOREA: MIKI PANG DESSERT CAFE

One of my favorite dessert shop in Seoul, this dessert cafe really WOW me in every possible aspect: I am crazy about cute things, they have it; I love flowers, there they are on the ICE CREAM!

Korea: Thunder Bomb at Remicone by no name

The ice cream parlor looks like a white truck/ It is a truck! So you thought to yourself: ah… just another cute shop in Garosugil area? Nope, It’s home to one of the most suspicious looking, bizzare ice cream I’ve ever encounter, yet, AMAZING. Take a look at Dark clouds (Its cotton candy!), tell me what you see: a taste-bud thunder storm is coming your way!
When you stepped into this little shop, you thought you found the wrong place: This looks like a laboratory! Well, stop wasting time and proceed to grab a Thunder , will ya? ;)

ICE CREAM IS LIFE: JAPAN

1. Mochi Ice Cream

Mochi Cream website

READ MORE ABOUT MOCHI CREAM HERE (Location, reviews)

A brave and successful modernization of the traditional Glutinous rice dessert it is! A touch of ice cream as filling will definitely makes you fell in love with Mochi. Matcha and Sakura flavor are my favorites so far, thus, my recommendation to you.

Japan: Café Crêpe, Harajuku

photo taken from Crepe Cafe official website. 

There are 2 branches of Cafe Crepe in Harajuku-- Angel's Heart and Strawberry House, both serving amazingly delicious crepe ice cream treat! 

AN ALMOST COMPLETE GUIDE TO HARAJUKU CREPE

image from Japan Crepe facebook page.

image from Snata Monica facebook page.

If you ever find yourself in Harajuku, never leave “crepe” out of your must-do list. In fact, get a “Harajuku ice cream crepe” for your daily dose of Happiness

Harajuku crepes is one of my favourite thing in Japan. The excitement for this is overwhelming. The forever energetic “Harajuku” is the center of youth culture.During my visit, there were people dressing up in Lolita along Takeshita Street and the bridge between Harajuku and the Meiji Shrine. A Harajuku crepe is the perfect companion for your morning walk in there buzzy hormone-pumped neighbourhood, people-watching.

31 Flavors by Baskin Robbins

Also located on the Takeshita Street, Baskin Robbins surely knows quite something about making people happy. One of the best thing is, you are given a chance to try some of the flavors before choosing your ice cream. On the menu, they have Ice cream Crepe, Ice cream Crepe premium and regular Crepe.

Recommended flavor:
Personally, I am fond of the Matcha and Oreo Ice cream Premium.

Japan: Japan Crêpe, Harajuku

Gluten free folks, stop feeling like an outcast when everyone is talking about Harajuku crepe! There is a Crepe stall just for you! Japan Crepe is a newly opened café style creperie and they only make gluten-free crepes using 100 % organic local rice " Mineasahi ".

Japan: Marion Crêpes, Harajuku

Claiming to be the pioneer of the epidemic “Harajuku crepe”, this stall first opened in 1976 in Takeshita Street, and Soon enough, “youngsters walking with a crepe in their hands” had become a scene that symbolizes the street.

Santa Monica Crêpes, Harajuku

There are over 100 choices, however, the “crêpe brûlée” line stands out to become the specialty of Santa Monica Creperie. Just look at the beautifully caramelized toppings!

Japan: Sweet Box, Harajuku

“Crepes are a casual treat. Enjoy them anytime, anywhere.”

There are only Vanila and chocolate flavor gelato to choice from if you op for an ice cream crepe. However, there are a lot other flavors and style to try in Sweet Box,so instead of an usual ice cream crepe, I would recommend the Cake crepe (Yes they put a whole slice in!)