Chaji Creamery

amazing! they let me try two samples, i picked ube first (great flavor) but tried the milk tea after and was in literal shock from how good it was LOL the brown sugar drizzle on it tasted a lot like caramel, but it brought everything together perfectly! and the tiramisu wafer was super good toothe boba did get hard towards the end but i got my fair share of it when it was chewylowkey felt a little rushed out of there even tho the place was empty but the worker was sweet nonetheless

Stopped in here after work right before they closed again!Bumped into familiar places as this is a great snack on the go for a sweet fix. Was craving ube ice cream.We decided to get the preset style ube and ube/black sesame twist sundaes. It has a good mixture of texture from the creamy soft serve style ice cream, white choco pops, and corn flakes condensed milk and mochi.The ladies working were quick and efficient! Thank you! There isn't seating but we were taking it to go anyways!Will always be back!

Went on a whim after dinner and it was quiet when we walked in but with a single staff and a DoorDash order and another group to order got busy/tight in the space fast. The staff handled it well though and the Sundae was delicious.

Decided to give Chaji another shot. This visit, I definitely enjoyed my ice cream much more than my last visit, around a year ago. I still feel like the ube ice cream flavor lacks actual ube taste & vanilla overpowers. I enjoyed the sesame flavor more than the ube flavor. Usually, I favor ube over anything else, however, I gravitated more towards the black sesame because it's the only flavor they offer that isn't too sweet. I like the toppings included in the sundae. I got an ube sundae, with ube+ black sesame ice cream swirl. Was a big fan of the mini mochi balls. The topping combos reminded me of Matcha Maiko Café. The condensed milk complemented the sundae well.I would get this again if I was nearby and in the mood for sweet ice cream but wouldn't go out of my way to go here.

Chaji creamery is located in Wollaston right next to the Red Line T stop. There's limited street parking in front of the location and a customer lot nearby. The store itself is pretty small and can get crowded quickly but there's a wall to take pictures in front of, and it's very clean and aesthetic inside. The service was great - you're allowed to have 2 samples. I tried the ube and brown sugar milk tea soft serve and ended up getting the brown sugar milk tea sundae. The sundaes are very instagram worthy and crafted with care. The taste of both soft serves were carefully curated and full bodied for a frozen dessert. The boba on in the sundae got a little hard from the cold soft serve but the other parts of the sundae balanced well. It was a little bit expensive but worth the money based on the taste and look of the dessert. I'd definitely recommend this place for an after work sweet treat!

If you love Asian inspired ice cream flavors this is the place to be! The people behind the counter were very knowledgeable about their menu and very kind. We got the ube and Thai tea soft serve and it was delightful. Little small cute shop, but it's an ice cream parlor!

The place is located across the street from Wollaston station. Prices are a bit overpriced in my opinion for standard ice cream. I got the black sesame sundae, cost $9. It contains 5 mini mochi, 2 chocolate pocky sticks and a crumble of crackers (so little it's not even noticeable). The black sesame flavor is honestly one my favorite Asian dessert flavor. I find that the ice cream is a bit too sweet such that it masked the flavor of a toasted black sesame taste. I think this place was better when it first opened.

Decent soft serve ice cream. They encourage you to taste samples first if it's your first time there. Not a lot of selection in terms of flavor - I think they had 4 on the menu. But interesting flavors. A good amount of options for toppings though. Service was super friendly. There's no seating at all. The place is very tiny. Street parking wasn't easy. Parked at another business' lot nearby.

I wanted to yell Chaji Creamery's virtues from the mountaintops, really I did. After looking at the store front through the windows of a train enough times, I finally decided it was high time to stop in. I opted for an Ube Sundae. The ice cream itself had a pleasant and creamy texture. The Ube notes weren't very strong; mild but perceptible. I also enjoyed the additions of mochi, chocolate pearl, and even the cornflakes for a little added crunch. However, I did not find this sundae particularly mind-blowing. A very good ice cream with a handful of toppings is ordinarily a solid four in my book. However, there is also the issue of price. After tax, one of these comes out to about $9. In my opinion, that is a little on the high side, especially compared to some other local spots.The location is clean but very small. 100% a grab and go affair, as there is not a single table of any kind of enjoy some ice cream within. The service was kind as well.

My friend knows I like ice cream, especially Asian-inspired, so this was a no-brainer to try and it's a home run! I spoke with the two staff there and they said they've been open for about three years. The flavors change regularly so follow them on Instagram for updates. They offer 4 flavors of soft serve so there are also 2 combo twists available. Creamy deliciousness full of flavor. You can actually taste the flavor but it's not overpowering. They give samples of the ice cream, and if I was going home right away I would've ordered a quart to bring home. The matcha latte was quite good. Strong flavor. Not grainy, which is a huge plus. Perhaps a bit on the sweet side for some people. Very clean establishment. Very friendly staff. I can't wait to go bank and bring some home. Hopefully I can get black sesame next time.