nicole nick+nicky nick=nicole nick nicky: Zen Q Desserts@仙Q甜品專賣店

Recently,

there are jungles of dessert shops appear in the market,

springing up like mushrooms after the rain.

SNOWFLAKE: Taiwanese Dessert Secrets

(https://www.facebook.com/SNOWFLAKE.MALAYSIA),

糖百府 Tong Pak Fu Dessert

(https://www.facebook.com/TongPakFuDessert),

许留山

(https://www.facebook.com/huilaushanmalaysia),

Meet Fresh 鲜芋仙,

and,

Zen Q Desserts@仙Q甜品專賣店

(https://www.facebook.com/zenqdessertsmalaysia).

“嚴選古早手工,幸福好滋味.”

“Offering traditional handmade Taiwanese desserts that are set to tempt your palates!”

There are wide ranges of desserts and drinks,

Grass Jelly series,

Barley series,

Red Bean Soup series,

Shaved Ice series,

Sago series,

Iced Tea series & Freshly made series.

Grass Jelly? Barley? Red Bean? Sago?
I always get headache when come to ordering...

However,

The main or core dessert will be the Grass Jelly series,

which is the仙草冰.

Therefore,

this is what I order,

“ZenQ Signature”!

soft and smooth Grass Jelly ice,

topped on with a layer of Guan Xi Grass Jelly

and complemented with chewy brown sugar coated Pearls

and the jelly-textured starch noodles.

Not forgetting also ZenQ’s handmade Q Yuan

(Taro Q Yuan which is made from fresh Taro, Sweet Potato Q Yuan which is made from Sweet Potato and also Matcha flavored Q Yuan).

In fact,

you can actually choose for your own ice,

Grass Jelly ice, Matcha ice, or Soya ice.

Personally,

I love the Matcha ice,

especially eaten with the Cafe Cream provided upon serving.

I add 2 cream though...

hehe!!!

The Zen Q Signature I ordered that day come with all Matcha flavored Q Yuan;
I think their Taro & Sweet Potato Q Yuan out of stock.
Besides that, it take quite some times to serve as they are still cooking the Q Yuan .
Hence, the Q Yuan ended up not fully cook and kinda hard to chew.