Hui Lau Shan

Hui Lau Shan is hands down my favorite spot for mango desserts in the South Bay. Their D5 (mango beverage with aloe), C11 (coconut pudding with mango), and mango pudding are always a must for me. The flavors are so fresh, and you can really taste the quality of the mangoes they use--sweet, juicy, and never artificial-tasting.I especially love the mango pudding because it's packed with fresh mango chunks inside, making every bite super satisfying. The coconut pudding with mango is also a perfect balance of creamy and fruity.The service is always pretty fast. Highly recommend!

Few tables inside and easy to order. Place can get packed quickly with everyone waiting for the orders. I thought the desserts were a bit sour and not the sweetest - perhaps because it is not peak mango season? I would wait before returning. Out of the three items, I would rank them as:Mango Crisp - tastes like a shortbread cookie with cold mango inside. Wasn't sour compared to the other two items we ordered. Mango & Coconut with Sago - good chunks of sago inside. Just be sure to mix well so you can get the coconut incorporated. If this wasn't as sour, it'd be perfect. Mango Chewy Ball - the chewy balls are really good. Chewy but still soft. It pairs well with all of the mango. Again, this was a bit sour so I'd come back once we're closer to mango season.

This is THE dessert place for mango lovers! You can't go wrong with any of the mango drinks or desserts, but my favorites are the D3 drink (Pomelo & Mango with Sago) and mango mochi. The mango pomelo sago drink is sweet, creamy, and packed with toppings like sago, pomelo, mango pudding, mango ice cream, and mango chunks. The mango mochi is delicious; the outside is soft and chewy and the inside is a sweet and juicy piece of mango.Even when there was a sign saying mango was out of season and that the mangoes might not be as sweet as usual, the drinks were the same consistent mango-y goodness I'm used to.It can get busy during mealtimes, but the orders come out pretty quickly. There are indoor and outdoor tables for dining in. It's located in a busy plaza, but I've always been able to find parking either next to it or behind it.

Not as busy as before on a Saturday afternoon. The line moved pretty quickly. People seem like more into the other new stores in the same plaza. The mango drinks are always amazing good. The mango pancake dessert was too SOUR and should not be served at all.

Pretty good desserts! It's in such a popping plaza so it's a great place to get dessert after lunch or dinner. There was a bit of a line but the service was very fast and effective. There's some seating inside but it was kind of hard to get a table when there's a lot of people there. I love mango so I really like this place.

Food: Black Sesame Porridge: 4/5The black sesame porridge isn't too sweet but you need to make sure to stir before you start eating since the sugar all sinks to the bottom. There aren't many rice mochi balls which is a bummer since the texture of these mochi balls are the perfect bouncy chewy texture. Service: Fast at serving you the food. You seat yourself . Seating is limited and may be hard to find.Ambiance: Lots of cute plushies. There's also an intense amount of mangoes right outside the bathroom. Not really a place to sit and chat since seating inside is limited. The line is usually out the door.

If you love mango desserts, you must come here. Way tastier coconut mango than tong sui or melo melo. The menu can be hard to decipher since I am not familiar with all the combos, the staff are ve try helpful and will help you find something you like. There are also photos and displays to help you choose. This is one of our family's favorite dessert treats, we try to pick at least one item up to share whenever we are in the area. (The large drinks are very large)

The mango sago with coconut (D4) is so good! The mango is fresh, sweet and perfectly ripe. I haven't tried the other desserts yet because this drink is so good.

Came by for dessert the other night and it was a tasty experience. Parking was available in the private strip mall lot.Ordering was done at the counter and there was plenty of seating indoors or on the patio. Mangos seem to be theme at this venue as the vast majority of the desserts had something to do with mangos. Ordered the Mango pancake and it was tasty. The "skin" was light and the cream was flavorful. The mangos were decent, although nowhere as good as the ones in Singapore/Thailand, or Malaysia.

One of my favorite dessert shops for Hong Kong style desserts. They mainly serve mango based desserts and one of my favorites is the mango bowl with chunks of mangoes, mochi and a scoop of ice cream. It satisfies my frozen dessert cravings and is such a delight to eat. My favorite drink there is the watermelon slush with chunks of watermelon, aloe and aloe jelly. It's sooooo good and refreshing. One of the downsides to this location is that it is always busy and there's never any seating, so my friend and I always have to enjoy our desserts in the car. Staff is very friendly and the desserts and drinks are always consistently great. They also have locations in Milpitas and inside Valley Fair's food court as well.