Dessert Anatomy

The food here is great - everything is fresh and moist ! Service is friendly .The seating area is cute and I appreciate that they have games . However I will say the restaurant could use a deep clean , and the outside needs some help to make it more inviting . It's hard to see from the road but when you pull up , the outside looks forgotten about .

Was looking up sylvanas and found this little gem of a Filipino dessert place. The place is very cute and has comfortable looking chairs. Their servers were nice and friendly. Their door chime wouldn't stop the entire time we were there though. We went on Easter Sunday so we missed the ube sans rival and they didn't have sylvanas unfortunately for me. We bought everything to go so and was kinda sad that the classic sans rival we bought wasn't in our bag. So kinda sucks we don't get to try them.We did get their halo halo, ube cheesecake, ube pandesal, and 4 of their house-made ice cream. Love the flavors they remind me of the Philippines. We got the ube pastillas, clasic Sansrival, ube brazo and the mango float. It kinda melted together by the time we got home so can't be sure which flavor was which, but they were all unique and pretty good. Would definitely come back to try more of their goodies next time we are in the area.

Conveniently located right next to Mang Indo Restaurant and Market, I purposely went to this place to try and show friends their halo-halo. With a cute ambiance and setting inside the store with ample seating, their halo-halo did not disappoint. The workers nicely asked if we wanted sweet corn inside our halo-halo and gave us the option to remove ingredients if we would like to. Their halo-halo does not come with beans inside and the ube ice cream was very delicious which helped add a lot of flavoring to the entire dessert. Their halo-halo tasted authentic with their own personal twist and I would definitely go back to get some more and even try their other options such as Filipino street food! Halo-halo is the perfect sweet treat to help cool you on a hot summer day!

I loved the interior. Such a nice place to sit and enjoy. The service was okay. We weren't greeted when we entered. The lady at the front stood there and didn't speak to us until we talked to her first. So, we didn't feel welcome. The halo halo was refreshing...not the best but still good. The cupcakes were flavorful but it wasn't moist or fresh. Kind of disappointing but we came an hour and a half before they closed so it could be ones that have been sitting awhile?

Absolutely my favorite overall filipino dessert place...and I have only been there once.They had me at their Halo Halo!Halo Halo is an iced dessert with a mix of toppings buried at the bottom of a tall cup. It is usually topped with ube ice cream, ube jam, and a slice of Leche flan. Ohhh...Dessert Anatomy got it right! We were warned that it would be a 15-minute wait, but it was well worth it. All I know is that the ratio to each ingredient was perfect.But I did not just come here for the Halo Halo, I came for the desserts to take home. It was delicious!First, let's talk about the Yema Candy. They are round doughy balls rolled in sugar and reminded me of Leche de Pastillas. These, though, had a creamy filling that would be mistaken for being undercooked. I assure you, these were not, and these were the first things I ate and devoured by the next day.Next, the ube cupcake and cheesecake. Both were rightfully made to bring out the ube flavor, and it was successful. I do not recommend eating the cupcake after keeping it safe in my fridge as the texture was dry, but that ube flavor was there. The cheesecake was fantastic, and I would definitely eat again.Lastly, the sweet, creamy, almost gooey goodness of the Sapin Sapin. This glutinous rice dessert was beautiful in all its layers. The sweet coconut topping is always a plus on this popular dessert, and I enjoyed every scoop. This is just different than what my aunties serve at parties, and I am all for it.Will I go again? Absolutely! Definitely the place to go if you would like to try to test your taster's pallette with flavors from the homeland.

Customer Service:10/10Ambience: 10/10Wonderful local spot in Loma Linda/Redlands area to find some Filipino snacks and desserts. I came to try their Halo Halo and I loved it! Some of the contents that I can name are shaved ice,sweet cream, coconut, purple yam,red,green, white jellies, flan, corn flakes, jackfruit, corn, plantain, and more. The flavors were perfect together and it wasn't too sweet for me. The customer service was wonderful and the shop is very pretty and lively. I would love to come back for more halo halo, to try more desserts or their food options.

Been here a few times and will continue to come back. This is a hidden gem for sure. The inside has a cute decor where you can sit and enjoy your dessert. On this visit I ordered a Japanese Espresso Cheesecake. It was delicious! I think the owner took my order and she was very sweet and friendly. If you are looking for some Filipino desserts come check this spot out. They do have Halo-Halo.

Very cute inside with tables to sit and enjoy. Looks like they are doing significant improvements on the outside landscaping/hardscaping to freshen up the exterior. The halo halo was good, as was the ube cheesecake. We also tried the Korean cream cheese bun which I really liked. My favorite was the buko pandan. It's everything I wanted. I believe it has coconut milk, lychee nuts, jellied coconut, and tapioca pearls. I'll be back for the buko pandan and will be trying other new things too. The staff was friendly and I look forward to visiting again.

I ordered Mai's con yelo and while I was mixing it there's a small roach. I was so excited to try it because it's rare to see a Filipino chain that sells Mais con yelo. I was so disappointed

Well this was kind of upsetting...considering I ordered a day prior & how excited I was to try the halo halo, basque cheesecake, and the buko pandan; it's unfortunate my order got cancelled and refunded without an explanation. As a first time customer, it's hard to want to try again when a business doesn't reach out to fix the problem. If it couldn't be done in time, it would of been nice to hear from the business to see what other options are available. I couldn't imagine ordering a cake for a special occasion and my order getting cancelled/refunded, not even an hour before pickup. Luckily I didn't make the 30 minute commute to pick up my order.