Restaurants that offer Black Sesame Ice Cream

Humphry Slocombe

➤ One Ferry Building #8, 94111, San Francisco, United States

Vegan • Floats • Desserts • Ice Cream

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"This restaurant is very popular with long lines, so make sure you have time to wait, especially in the early evening and after work hours. When I went during peak hours, there was no line. I tried the daily special, which had decent taste (quite surprising for breakfast), but the ice cream was rich and smooth. I should try a different flavor and update my review. I've heard the Alphonso Mango ice cream is fantastic. Maybe next time."

Humphry Slocombe Ice Cream

➤ 2790a Harrison St, 94110, San Francisco, United States

Desserts • Jesus Juice • Delivery Services • Vietnamese Coffee

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"Humphry Slocombe is a cool name. The name actually comes from a 1970 's British sitcom called "Are You Being Served? "I last went here years ago and had not returned since because last time was here they didn 't have any vegan ice cream and only had one sorbet that was vegan that was fine yet not great.Fast forward years later to the moment of now. I recently stoped by again and they had two vegan ice cream flavors including vegan cookies and cream and vegan strawberry daiquiri. I am a big fan of cookies and cream and am a teetotaler so the vegan strawberry daiquiri unfortunately has alcohol.My beloved and I stopped by recently. We each got a vegan cookies and cream ice cream cone. It really hit the spot. The base was coconut milk and classic Oreo cookies which are accidentally vegan were in there rounding it out to make it a delicious ice cream.The sugar cone is vegan and unfortunately the waffle cones are not vegan so we went with the former.I suggest Humphry Slocombe keep the vegan cookies and cream on rotation adding another two or three vegan flavors for good merit.The whole thing of a vegan going to a vegan or vegetarian restaurant having too much choice so making it hard to decide what to order. Well at Humphry Slocombe Ice Cream it is opposite for vegans as you only have two choices of two different vegan ice creams and for vegan teetotalers who got the straight edge you have one flavor.The vegan ice cream we had is great will set you back $5 for a generous cone or cup. Great location right near 24th St Mission BART station."

Hakata Ramen Shin Sen Gumi

➤ 1601 Sawtelle Blvd, 90025-3169, Los Angeles, United States

Ramen • Tapas • Casual • Cheese

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"I was excited to see what the whole bozz was about Shin-Sen-Gumi, and ate my first meal there on Sunday night and made me feel quite disappointed. The rams and other dishes, although not bad, were also not spectacular. The ramen soup base is lighter/less tasteful/almost bland (not like Santouka's rich, pork fat, tasteful base soup), and the rug itself is the thin noodle (like some) and together the rugs was simply Jane for me. I also ordered a fried egg topping, and it came half raw. Fortunately, waiting was minimal at 6pm (although it picked up over the next half hour) and street parking lots were plentiful and the service was brusque still professional. We went mainly because it is a casual setting of child-friendly loud atmosphere, as the waiters/kitchen welcome you loudly in Japanese while you travel in and out. Overall, I was not impressed by Shin-sen-gumi in W.LA and will probably not make another visit at this point, unless entertaining guests interested in trying their knight. Sad. Oh, good."

The Whales

➤ 71 Clinton St New York, NY 10002-2437, 10002-2439, United States

Beer • Korean • Drinks • Chicken

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"I have been a regular at the Burgary for some time now and I highly recommend it. Recently, I have been trying to eat healthier so on my last visit, I opted for a salad. I was initially disappointed that it wasn't as exciting as what others were eating. However, when my salad arrived, I was pleasantly surprised by how delicious it was. It was the first time I had ordered a salad at a restaurant and was not disappointed. I have never had a bad meal at the Burgary and the customer service is excellent. I suggest giving them a try!"

Godzila Sushi

➤ 1800 Divisadero St, San Francisco, California, 94115, United States

Sushi • Asian • Casual • Japanese

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"Based on the reviews, it seems like this restaurant is hit or miss for many people. Fortunately, our group of five had a great experience. We were seated right away, although the service was a bit slow. However, that was understandable since there was only one woman managing all the tables and handling takeout and delivery orders. We ordered five different sushi rolls, and they came out quicker than we expected. All of them were delicious, though the spicy mayo was a little too hot for my taste. I especially enjoyed the Honey roll, but honestly, everything we tried was fantastic. If I find myself in the area again, this will definitely be my go-to spot for sushi. Plus, I loved the restaurant's theme!"

Mount Desert Island Ice Cream

➤ 3110 Mount Pleasant St NW, Washington, District Of Columbia, USA, 20010, United States

Vegan • American • Catering • Ice Cream

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"Excellent texture with creaminess similar to new england in addition to eccentric flavors that taste good! Thought sugar ratio on point although a bit on the sweeter side. Flavor profile didn't taste artificial, but not the most local ingredients. There is a comment below that flavors weren't impressive and they cited getting salted caramel however, comment didn't mention the adventurous flavors of chocolate wasabi and thai chili (peanut butter, coconut, and strong red chili aftertaste). Prices on par for DC and reasonable for ice cream in general. Portion size adequate not a roadside country stand size but bigger than other boutique ice cream stores. Also very cute and clean store!!"

Tanto Japanese San Jose

➤ 1306 Saratoga Ave, 95130, San Jose, United States

Tea • Tapas • Cheese • Japanese

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"Maybe it wasthat we had just left Gochi due to a long wait or maybe we made bad menu choices , but Tanto was not what I had expected and not nearly as good as I had hoped. From the Yelp reviews I had expected small Kyoto style Japanese plates like Gochi or Kappo NamiNami, though probably not as good or as fresh. But what we ordered was hearty, heavy, and not that great. Our waiter, who was reluctant to recommend anything, did recommend that we order more than we had planned. We wanted to know if our first three orders would have been enough food, and he said we should get a couple more. This makes sense at a place like Kappo NamiNami where the plates are much smaller than many people would anticipate, but made no sense given how much food those first three items already were. So a better waiter could have gotten us off to a much better start. We went with less fresh and less traditional options since we didn’t get much guidance from our waiter and felt adventurous, but we probably could have chosen better. We got the Nabeyaki Udon $9.50) which was the best of the four dishes we ate and was very large. It has a tasty broth, typical thick udon noodles, flavorful friend veggies with too soft batter, and fish cake. The pot stickers were fine, but pretty typical. We ordered the crab gratin which was heavy on a creamy cheese sauce which managed to be both smelly and bland at the same time. The flavor was all too earthy and a little like spoiled milk. The tomato dish was more similar than we had expected and had a very tasty tomato broth/sauce with hot boiled tomatoes and cheese. The cheese was again unappealing should have avoided cheese all together with Japanese food – lesson learned), but the tomato part of the dish worked really well and had lots of flavor. Let it cool a little though, since it comes filled with very hot liquid. They were out of the asparagus dish we ordered, which gave us the opportunity to limit our all too large order. The hot sake was not one of the better hot sakes I’ve had, but not bad. And the final price of $48 was less than I expected. I’ll give this place one more try after putting together a game plan on Yelp, but I hope its not like this experience again."

Humble Potato

➤ 12608 West Washington Blvd #b, Los Angeles, United States Of America, 90066-2396

Curry • Casual • French • Sandwiches

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"What a wonderful find! Tucked away in West Culver in a small strip mall this tiny place has an amazingly tasty menu! Our first time here and we both went for burgers. My companion had the Hambaga, which was just great for her smaller appetite. The garlic jam was really interesting and tied the whole burger together. I went fully crazy and had the Battle Royale, a burger/bacon/egg combo that was ridiculously good and a bit messy! I went full Bluto and pressed the whole thing down enough to take a few bites (with yoke running from the bottom), but a fork/knife might be better for the timid. Primal and oh so good!We skipped the parm fries and went with the straight plain ones, which were respectable and had a side of sriracha ketchup as a kicker.Parking is easy either on street or there is a small lot across the street with about 15 spaces and a few steps from a crosswalk. It's normally a city pay lot but it was free when we went there (machine broken). Easy in and easy out.Looked at a few other items at adjacent tables and everything looked good. My choice next time is going to be the Chicken Katsu with Kare. Great place."

Ice Cream University Desserts

➤ 79 Edgewood Avenue, West Orange, United States Of America

Bakeries • Cookies • Brownies • Ice Cream

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"Although the service was quick (thank you, Kalliea), the food was terrible. I ordered the strawberry cheesecake, and it tasted like yarn—it was really unappetizing."

Yakitori Tora

➤ 72 Kenmare St, New York, NY 10013, 10012, City of New York, United States

Tapas • Barbecue • Japanese

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"The best yakitori restaurant in New York! Considering the smoke-free environment (unlike in Japan), it's the best I've experienced anywhere in the world. I was in town for a week of indulging in yakitori and ramen. Having lived in Japan, it's essential for me to recharge my "Nippon batteries" by enjoying my favorite foods. I used to live right next to a yakitori place and have tried it in nearly every Japanese prefecture. THIS PLACE IS EXCELLENT!!! The staff formed a well-coordinated, professional team comprised solely of Japanese members. The atmosphere is cozy and not overly crowded. The food was outstanding and beautifully presented. I appreciate that they accept reservations (I was dining solo), but I was relieved that one wasn't actually necessary at 7 PM. Thank you very much!"

The Taste Of Tea

➤ 109 North St, Healdsburg I-95448-3805, United States

Japanese • Vegetarian • Coffee & Tea • Seafood Ramen

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"We did not enjoy our meal here and, in fact, left with most of it unfinished. The food just felt gross and subpar compared to other similar restaurants. Gyoza: $9 for 6 pieces. Instead of the standard, plumpy shapes, their gyoza were more like chips. Incredibly thin spread of meat inside some wrappers. Tea flight: $15 for the most underwhelming, diluted tea, which is bizzare considering we ordered teas that are known to be full bodied. Gyokuro is a highly prized, shade grown tea that is supposed to coat your mouth with umami. Fukamushi is a deep steamed green tea that should taste smooth, green, and sweet. Kyobancha is a roasted tea that should have warm, cocoa like notes. But, somehow, the tea that we received tasted weaker than Ito en bottled tea. For a place that has tea in its name, the teas offered have very little flavor for what should have been quite favorable teas. Chirashi: this $26 entree had less seafood than a regular $14 poke bowl from elsewhere. The tuna pieces looked and tasted like they were pre sliced and stored in the fridge. The squid was in calamari shape instead of a rectangular slice, which also felt not freshly prepared. The eel pieces were small and tasted like prepackaged eel from 99 ranch. Miso ramen: broth from an instant ramen package has more flavor and mouthfeel than the broth here. It had a strange watery vegetable and ginger taste. The noodles were thick and all break into short pieces. The worst offender was the BBQ pork that was Cantonese style chasiu with pink coloring, and did not taste good either. The whole culinary experience felt odd and inauthentic, in addition to the unappetizing flavors. The merchandise on the wall confirmed my suspension they labeled a Manchu style clothing wine sleeve as kimono. I do want to point out that the staff was incredibly friendly and attentive. But based on the culinary experience, I would avoid this restaurant."

Patisserie Fouet

➤ New York, NY 10003, 15 E 13th St, United States, Broad Channel

Bars • Coffee • Catering • American Cuisine

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"Came here years ago for the dessert set menu which was amazing. The souffles are solid and they have seasonal flavors. Today I was in a croissant mood and saw in past review they bake croissants so decided to try one as part of my quest to find NYC best croissant. It was probably among the best ones I've had in the city. It's a solid traditional croissant (so many modern ones over sweeten and glaze the top of plain croissant with sugar). The outside has appropriate flaky level (not too flaky tha … – show"

Ramen Izakaya Goku

➤ 3232 16th Street, San Francisco, 94103, United States Of America

Tea • Soup • Ramen • Asian

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"Stopped by here after grabbing a few drinks with a friend in Duboce Triangle The shop itself is very quaint and nice I stopped by later in the night while things were settling down, and there were plenty of tables in the back of the restaurant. I ordered the Original Chicken Karaage and the Garlic ramen The Karaage was very solid the exterior was very crisp and the meat itself was tender and juicy still. The lemon garnish and kewpie Mayo paired perfectly with the chicken. The Ramen was very garlicky (just how I like it) and the broth was rich and flavorful. The pork felt a little dry but overall it was solid. Service wise, I was seated very quickly and the staff were very friendly. My only complaint if anything was that I asked for the Goku Spice level of heat (the highest spicy level) on the ramen and the waitress serving me kept pushing back. I ended up getting the second spiciest option which really didn 't do anything for me as I have an extremely high spice tolerance. Would recommend this spot to anyone who wants to check out a ramen shop in the Mission area"

3rd Generation Sake

➤ 808 W 7th St, Los Angeles, CA 90017, United States

Soup • Kebab • Sushi • Chicken

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"We stumbled upon this restaurant on a whim, and it turned out to be a fantastic choice. The place was clean and well-lit, featuring a simple, modern decor. The atmosphere felt a bit steamy and warm compared to the dry winter weather in Los Angeles. We were greeted right away and shown to our table. I decided to try the 3G Ramen with chicken and extra tofu, which I highly recommend, while my mom opted for the spicy miso ramen with chicken, which was also delicious. The miso ramen was creamy with just the right kick of spiciness to give a nice tingle without being overwhelming. For those who enjoy more heat, there were additional condiments like spicy sesame oil, chili powder, and soy sauce available. Our ramen noodles were perfectly cooked – firm yet tender, just the way they should be. Our food arrived within minutes, and our waitress was fast, friendly, and very efficient, ensuring my water glass was never empty. Though the prices were a bit higher than I would have preferred, the quality was excellent, and I understand that downtown rents are steep. The total for two ramen bowls and two green teas came to about $30. Unfortunately, I didn't get to try the sake because one drink isn't enough, and my mom couldn't drive downtown. Overall, I would definitely recommend this restaurant and look forward to returning in the future."