Jollidaze

The interior has nice aesthetics! I ordered the ube coffee and it was good. It's a strong and sweet drink. I also had the option to have less cream on top but opted for the default version. I'd come back to try their other menu items next time.

I've been here a few times now and I really love both the drinks and the environment of the cafe. The first time I tried the mango cream dream and it was so good! I'm a huge sucker for mango but this was so creaming yet refreshing (kind of tasted like a melted mango sago!). I've also tried the coconut matcha cloud and this was such an interesting combination but worked really well. The top is matcha foam with coconut water on the bottom. The last drink I've tried is the strawberry lychee drink which was so so refreshing! I also love how they use nugget ice here. I really like studying here as there are outlets and the music is great.

We saw this place finally opened so we hopped inside. The staff were super friendly and answered our questions. The drinks were not too sweet as Vietnamese coffee can be. The tea was super refreshing! Loved the ambiance and the decor. Would def go back to hangout or work.

Awesome new place in Seattle! Right by the stadiums and Chinatown, and right in time for Christmas!A child's heaven and an adults playground! I love a good theme and jollidaze didn't disappoint! They are going to change the theme for different holidays, which I think it's just an awesome idea. I can't wait to see what they will come up with next! I met the owner Jason, who is great and very personable, thank you for showing me around and I I can't wait to see what you do next!

This place is adorable! What a fun idea for a Christmas pop-up. Located in China town near Uwajimaya, it's in prime location easy to access. You could easily have a nice hot pot or ramen lunch and come here for dessert after.The entire interior is decked out in holiday decor from top to bottom. They have fun photo opportunities and displays for kids to explore and enjoy. We did the themed sundaes they had and they were enormous!!! The one with chocolate and red velvet cake was extra chocolatey - I def recommend. The staff was so kind, brought our treats to our table and bussed it for us afterwards. Super fun little holiday activity, I hope it is around next year!

5+ stars! This was the highlight of my families Christmas. I thought I was going for my child but truthfully the place was very nostalgic & felt like I was there for my inner child. The photos don't do justice. You need to see it for yourself. MAGICAL to say the very least. Their menu is delicious all around. We got several things from the menu & enjoyed it all. We tried their strawberry ice cream. Creamy & yummy. One of the staff recommended the mango wonderland & Im so glad she dis because it was tasty. It was sweet with a kick of tangy. Also got the frosted affair & it was our favorite. The ice was perfect people like me who enjoy chewing on ice with every sip. The churro was delicious. Their dochi bites. Yum. You cant go wrong with anything on their menu. Regarding parking you can either find street parking or their is a parking lot conveniently located next to the shop. PLEASE DO YOURSELF A FAVOR & STOP BY!

Yippee ki-yay, mother-f'ers! Okay, so Christmas passed, but that doesn't mean the spirit must go on with it. I learned there was a Christmas dessert pop-up in the Chinatown-International District neighborhood, and if I'm anything, I'm a sucker for themes. Jollidaze is a Christmas-themed, pop-up dessert shop that serves Snoquamie Ice Cream sweets, drinks and two soups. What was once Milkie Milkie, Jollidaze has taken over and has decked out the shop in red, green and some pinks and pastels. We walked in and I was charmed by the welcoming setting and friendly staff. You order at the counter and depending on your order, you're given a buzzer for when your item is ready. I saw there was an ube sundae, so of course, had to try it. I love ube everything and if you do, too, then you should get this sundae, which includes scoops of ube ice cream, has ube cake pieces and ube wafer sticks, with an ube drizzle and whipped cream. Yes, you should share this because it's huge. (But no judgment if you want this all to yourself.) You can sample the ice cream before settling on a flavor. In addition to ice cream, there were drinks, including espresso, which they can make an affogato and for something more savory, they offer tomato soup or clam chowder. Oh, and they make cotton candy here and have cookies. Yeah, desserts galore. The ambiance is my favorite part of this whole place. I loved that they were playing Home Alone when we visited, making you wanna hang out at the place and quote Kevin. They've done a wonderful job decking the eatery out for Christmas, including the fake snow that's in the back room where the restrooms are located, as soap suds come out with Mariah Carey blasting in the background. Hope this pop-up gets to continue on, be it Christmas or other seasonal themes. I'm down either way.

My coworkers and I stumbled upon this place walking around Chinatown trying to find somewhere that was open that had drinks. So so glad we came here! The interior was sooo pretty and we all really liked the lanterns hanging above. The sitting area to the left of the door looked really nice where really good photos can be taken. The women behind the counter were really nice and explained the menu to us, as it was our first time here. Really good and positive vibes. We ended up ordering 2 Strawberry Lychee Sips, 1 Strawberry Yuzu Tea and 1 Mango Cream Dream. The strawberry lychee sip was soooo refreshing and light with the perfect amount of sweetness. Everybody really liked their drinks, especially the one who had the Strawberry Yuzu Tea. He's a man of very few reactions but he said "Damn" three times and said he didn't think it was possible for a drink to keep tasting better after every sip.10/10 would definitely recommend coming here!

This was the best Vietnamese coffee I've had in ages, coupled with an ube cream topping (one of many kinds you can choose) that was delicious. They also have mochi donuts, but come early --they were all out by my 1pm arrival. Nice place to sit & chat, no loud music, classy taste choices. Worth coming back!

Went to Jollidaze twice! The first time was after Christmas, and it was a beautiful place. I think someone told me they had some IG pre-launch and one of the kids was shown decorating/announcing the place? Regardless, it was a great place to go to during the holidays. A few of the friends ordered the affogatos with Vietnamese coffee which tasted really good.The second time I went was during the Lunar New Year Food Walk. The theme was lunar new years and had paper lanterns everywhere instead of the holiday theme. Friend ordered the ube ice cream sundae and it was really good. Had the ube flavor and it wasn't too sweet.