Hello foodies! Under the scorching weather in PJ, wouldn’t it be nice if we can just hide from the sun and chill at home all day? But we know that’s impossible so here’s another solution: get some cooling desserts. Today, we’re here to let you guys know that there’s this dessert cafe in PJ that might just be the ultimate escapism from the insane weather. Put your hands together for Aftermeal Desserts in PJ!
Kakigori & Sweet Treats That Are Perfect To Beat The Heat
Aftermeal Desserts is the dessert spot to be after your meal, as the name suggests. This is because they offer smooth shaved ice that instantly melts in your mouth and thus making it ideal after a possibly heavy dinner. Also, since its grand opening was back in 2019, it’s already gained fame and popularity among dessert lovers.
The overall interior boasts a minimal, monochromatic scheme that looks, and feels white, and clean at the same time. Specializing in an array of cakes & Japanese shaved ice (kakigori), you won’t have a difficult time making your choice here as there are Top 5 signature items here. So, if you’re unsure what to order, just pick from any of the 5 items, or maybe, just try out all 5.
Now, let’s get onto the 5 items that we tried when we drop by:
1. Iron Lady Milk Tea Kakigori
The very first signature Kakigori that’s a must-order here is definitely the Iron Lady Milk Tea Kakigori. Made from a premium blend of Tie Guan Yin and milk, the infusion of these two elements create a complementing, well-balanced shaved ice dessert. As for toppings, you’ll find pieces of almonds alongside red beans. In addition to that, there’s also a separate bowl of Taro Balls and Pearls that can either be consumed separately or mixed with the Kakigori.
2. Royal Matcha Latte Kakigori
If you love all things Matcha, then this one is for you. The Royal Matcha Latte Kakigori consists of fresh milk kakigori that include elements such as Matcha Ice Cream, Red Bean, Matcha Powder, Marshmallow and more. Also, pour the super thick Matcha Cream over the dessert for an all-rounded Matcha taste. And, not forgetting the thinly-shaved ice also instantly elevates the entire dessert.
3. Royal Calamansi Yokan
When you have to deal with the heat, nothing can beat the torture more than a bowl of refreshing shaved ice dessert. And Calamansi Yokan is one that will do the trick. In this seemingly ordinary bowl of bright yellow dessert, you’ll uncover a vast ocean of elements such as Calamansi Yokan, Longan, Honey Sea Coconut, White Pearls, Passion Fruit Popping Pearls and more!
4. Herbal Grass Jelly
Grass Jelly is undeniably everyone’s favourite dessert. There’s just something about the smooth texture of grass jelly that makes them so very irresistible. Here at Aftermeal Desserts, the Herbal Grass Jelly is topped with red bean and almond flakes. Oh, don’t forget to drizzle the gula melaka cream over the grass jelly for ultimate satisfaction.
5. Classic Burnt Cheesecake
Everybody loves cheesecakes and Aftermeal Desserts offers yummy burnt cheesecakes that come in 3 flavours! The most popular one is Classic Burnt Cheesecake. This Classic Burnt Cheesecake comes with a sour twist that would soothe the creaminess. As the bestseller cake of the cafe, it’s delicious and refreshing!
Dessert Heaven In PJ & KL
Now that you know what’s good here, which do you think you’ll mostly try out? Well, if you can’t make up your mind, there’s always no harm in giving all 5 a go. Oh, here’s a pro tip: the portion is huge so don’t forget to bring your friends along! Till next time guys!
Aftermeal Desserts @ Damansara Utama
Address: 52, Jalan SS 21/58, Damansara Utama, 47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Operating Hours: 2pm – 11pm
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Aftermeal Desserts @ SS2
Address: 33, Jalan SS 2/64, SS 2, 47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Operating Hours: 2pm – 11pm
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