Summer Memory Station

It's smaller than it is in the photos. I got a mango crepe cake and it was really good! I also got iced peach tea, and it was pretty strong but it was decent. I would get the crepe cake again. I loved the swing chairs, they're really fun to sit in. I think I would go there again, the staff was nice too.

We loved Sweet Memory Station, after living in Tokyo, Thailand and frequent travel to so many places in Asia this place was spot on. The decor is so unique and quaint with rope swings and twinkle lights. The food was incredible, everything from the Coconut Taro soup, mango pancakes, teas. Not overly sweet and prices were good. We highly recommend coming for these treats it definitely brought back our own “Sweet memories”. And we’ll be back for more.

They've changed their name to "Eat Tea". Their mango mochi (~$4/ two) is to die for!!!!!!!!! Ice cream mochi is good, too (~$3.50 each)! Customer service is good, which it's atypical in Asian businesses, unfortunately. Very cute decor and good utilization of space, especially considering how small the place is.

This place is special because it's a Chinese-based cafe instead of the many Korean bakery-cafes around it. So they serve things that the Korean bakeries don't really have, like sweets with durian in it and coconut milk taro sago soup. They also are the only place I know to get crepe cake, which is why I visit every once in a while. So far, I like their rewards system and actually visit when I get a new offer. The interior is nice to look at, but the seats are all wood and not comfortable to sit in for a long time. There are novel swing set booths which are nice, but still not the most comfortable. They also offer a novelty dessert called the white cloud cookie which is fun to try once or twice with friends. Basically wafer cookies submerged in liquid nitrogen. Not that tasty, but fun the first few times. Careful not to burn your tongue as it is freezing cold liquid nitrogen. The green tea crepe cake is my favorite, especially when they put red bean on the side instead of watermelon, but there is a lot of matcha powder on top that it tastes a little bitter and overwhelming. You might even breathe some in on accident while eating, so be careful. I thought the snow girl was alright. It tastes bland until you bite the filling piece of fruit inside and it tastes much better, but still not the best thing on the menu to me. People have complained about wait times but I haven't had an issue yet. The one main thing they NEED to fix is their menu system. It is SO hard to figure out what's going on with all these papers scattered everywhere, repeating sometimes and in broken English. I honestly gave up trying new things because it was so confusing to look at. I've brought friends here who might have bought something for themselves as well, but when they looked at the menu papers, they decided against it. Seriously, please make it easier to read your menus!! More pictures, more organization and more specific descriptions. Maybe use the TVs instead of having them as slide shows. Really they just need to improve communication with their customers because I always feel confused here. It's ok because I know what I want, but if I want to try something different, it's a lot of work to figure out what else they have and whether it sounds good to me. I'd appreciate it if they made the music quieter so I could study here, but that's not as big of a deal. Or just cozier so I'd be encouraged to stay longer and probably order more and bring my friends. SO far, I don't really bring my friends here because I think they'd get confused by the menu and wouldn't like sitting on the seats too long. Tl;dr Pretty good for unique a experience and Taiwanese-style desserts, crepe cake, drinks, and snacks, but SUPER confusing menu.

Been meaning to review this place for some time now. Recent went back and decided now's better a time than any. Well for starters Summer Memory Station is one of a few cafe/bakeries in this particular shopping center to say the least it has a lot of competition. The location has seating both inside and outside. Interior decor is average and kind of small. Again it still pleasant to the eyes but nothing to leave wanting to stay any longer. They serve mostly stereotypical items such as milk teas, some desserts like ice cream and so on nothing out of the ordinary. They do however serve a crepe both green tea and durian I believe are the 2 that are very delicious. Probably one of the sole reasons this place is still open as the crepe is their signature dish. For the most part, this place is average. The price isn't too bad but it's not the most popular place to go to if you compare it to its neighborhood competition. One thing to go for is the crepe other than that the rest is okay.