eating perth! part two- desserts and pastries :D

another foodie post before i leave Perth!! the rest will be done later :P
omg, time flies when you're having fun. i cannot believe i will be leaving in 2 days time :(
anyway this post is about all things s.w.e.e.t :D

number one on the list:
Icey ice
HARBOUR TOWN
Kiosk 2 / 840 Wellington Street
West Perth WA 6005
P: (08) 9314 7070
F: (08) 9314 7071
Open 7 days
Mon - Thurs 10.00am - 5.00pm
Friday 10.00am - 9.00pm
Sat - Sun 10.00am - 5.00pm
click here for their website




sue and I had a green tea with red bean paste, which was superbly yummy. we had the large one, which came out about $6
red bean goes very well with green tea. and the green tea ice is soft and so fine and melts in your mouth. mmmmmm. this flavour is highly recommended :D heard the mango one is nice as well

next up, its a very famous pastry shop.

Corica

106 Aberdeen Street,

Northbridge,Perth,

Western Australia 6000.

Tel: +61 89 328 8196

Business hours:

Mon-Fri 8.30am -5.30pm,

Sat 8.00am-12.30pm
for another review click here

here is the shop!! yumyum, we rushed in!

their packaging is so nice. a very hard cardboard box.

its 17.50$ per strudel, and they don't sell it per slice. but if you order it in advance its 15.50$

its absolutely yummy. light crispy and flaky pastry layered with awesome cream and custard and apple slices. fantastic!!! and its not too sweet too.

yummy yummy yummy. a must try if you are in perth!!! thinking of buying one back for my family now. hmmmm~

number three (and the last)

Cold Rock Ice creamery

25 Collie Street

FREMANTLE WA 6160

Phone:(08) 9430 8887

click here for their website

and here for another food review :D

so we were in Freo for the THIRD time (Freo is my fave place so far) and we decided to try out this ice cream cos I saw it in Yiling's blog....and it was warm day, perfect for yummy ice cream

i had a cone ($5.20, the ice cream is $4.30 and the topping is $0.90)
it was so difficult to choose the flavour and the topping. its actually not a topping though. they crush it and mix it with your ice cream. i guess this is what makes it so unique :D

i had chocolate hazelnut with an arnotts mint slice. yummy. the ice cream was creamy and not too sweet, and i loved the mint taste. the cone was nice and crisp too. so worth the money spent !!!

the wonderful array of "toppings". that was why i had such a tough time choosing the combination.

well, thats all for now. i have many more foodie posts coming up like ciao italia 2nd visit, Balinese food, Fish n Chips, Japanese food, waffles from gelare, veitnamese food ect.