
Hours
| Saturday | 1–10:30 PM |
| Sunday | 1–10 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 2–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 2–10 PM |
| Thursday | 2–10 PM |
| Friday | 2–10:30 PM |
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Address: 1066 Foster City Blvd, Foster City, CA 94404
Phone: (650) 477-2218
Website: https://www.sweethoneydessert.com/
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Sweethoney Dessert 杏記甜品店 | Foster City | Fantuan Reviews
SweetHoney Dessert – Foster City, CA Restaurant | Menu + Delivery
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Since we were not really hungry, we just had snacks, a drink and a dessert. The snacks were not bad, but the Thai curry fish balls were too pricey. 8 small fish balls for $8 – $1 for one small fish ball was too much. I think $6 would have been more than enough, but guess we’d have to blame inflation. 5 wings for $10 was also expensive, but at least they were much bigger. Both were a little spicy, which I liked.
The purple yam sago milk was okay. I liked that it was not very sweet, but it was a bit simple for me. That’s okay since my wife ordered it. I really wanted the mango pomelo sago tofu pudding. The pomelo was tart and the tofu pudding silky. There was mango, but the flavor was weak. If it had better mango, then I would have completely satisfied with the item.
This wasn’t a meal, and it ended up at $37 pre-tip. Think it would have been $30 more to have a satisfying meal for two. I give 3.5 stars, but rounded up to 4 based on its fast food arrival and friendly service.
While service is usually efficient, staff interaction is minimal and seating turnover happens fast. Parking is shared with neighboring businesses, and restrooms are available only outside the café in the plaza. Pets aren’t allowed indoors due to health codes, but leashed dogs are welcome at the outdoor tables. If you’re looking to enjoy the desserts picnic-style, nearby parks like Marlin or Boothbay are within a short drive. Overall, Sweethoney strikes a nice balance between traditional flavors and clean, accessible presentation—earning a solid 4/5 rating.
I love ordering their mango sago which can be paired with ice cream and other toppings. They also serve decent milk tea, although coming for the desserts might be the better call.
The space is well-lit with plenty of tables. Even if it appears full, most times, there’s a line of people ordering to go.
Most items are vegan except things that aren’t. Things that aren’t vegan: things with coconut milk (contains dairy), walnut and sesame soup contain dairy.
We have visited this place several times with friends. If you like dessert on the less sweeter side, this is the perfect place for you to try out East Asian desserts. The ladies who work there now are friendly and knowledgeable on their items!
Mango pudding was a hit with the kids. The sago was also good. The durian pudding had a pretty strong taste of the fruit and didn’t really like the texture of the dish. What threw us off was when we ordered 3 dishes, the waitress said we had to order one more to make $25 since it’s $5 min for each guest. We were three adult and 2 kids (8 +3 year olds). We didn’t see the sign anywhere. So we ended up ordering a coconut drink but it was pretty bland.
And yes that’s how tiny the mango pieces are (8 pieces in total) and they are super hard and flavorless.
Will never come again. Waste of money
Didn’t checkout more than the coconut milk jelly as takeout. Oh my god, this thing is actually a coconut. It comes out in a carved, hollowed out coconut with its flesh ground and mixed in with milk and jelly. Absolutely delicious. If you’re even remotely enjoy coconut flavor, this is it.
Will return to check out more things.