FM Dessert

This is an extremely late and unnecessary review. But I’m extremely happy they finally closed down! The desserts here are terrible and bland. I had their puddings and it was a complete rip off at $ 3.75/pudding. They tasted like absolute crap. The location was convenient and that was the only reason I went here. It was my first and last time there. It’s about time they closed down!

Is this place open? Their hours say open until 2:00AM, but I’ve come here approximately 5 times in the last two months, and they’ve been closed every single time. At one point, they were closed with the lights off at 8PM. Not sure if I’m giving an unfair review, since I haven’t gotten a chance to try the food, but if they are still open, I’ll update this review after I try it.

The workers were nice, but the desserts tasted horrible compared to Kulu Desserts. I ordered the mango pamelo and the watermelon with sago, it was sour and seem like the juice was just straight out from the fruits. The rice balls with sesame were pretty good, but the ginger soup was too spicy~

I got the honey toast bread with fruit and ice cream and also had the mango sago dessert. It was so delicious however it cost $ 20 all together which I felt it was a little expensive.

Went here for V-​day. It’s small but pretty nice if you’re going for something casual and sweet. I ordered the honey toast bread with icecream and I really liked it. It was $ 14 but definitely enough for two people. I’d definitely come here again to try something different on their menu. :)

Cute dessert place. It was new, and we were in the neighborhood so why not.
The décor is very cute, the dessert itself was okay. Honestly, I can’t really find a reason to come back, so there’s that.

If I hadn’t been told of the place, I would never know what it was from the outside to bother stepping in. I meant to ask what «FM» stood for… Note to self for the future. Must ask.
The décor is cute and cozy. I went with a coconut sago with grass jelly and my friend with the mango. Both have a pudding type of texture and quite tasty. My preference was the coconut, it being far less sweeter and the mango a bit more tart.
They are open until 3am which is a plus if you’re randomly out looking for a place that isn’t a bar for us non to limited alcohol types late at night. A bit odd if you ask me, because I don’t know any other dessert places to open so late, but a great option to have in the area nonetheless.

Came here with my boyfriend for a late night dessert, wasn’t satisfied.
This is actually my second visit. My first visit I had the grass jelly in vanilla sauce which I found pretty sweet and tasty. During my first visit, they did not have the ice cream toast on the menu yet, so I came back the second time to try it.
The bread to ice cream ratio was off, wish it had more ice cream, but it was still tasty. My boyfriend ordered the mixed fresh fruit with grass jelly in mango sauce. He found it awful and tasteless. It tasted like cardboard to me (not like I ate cardboard before or anything), but there was a funny taste to it.
Probably won’t come back again, unless I’m desperate for dessert that is within walking distance. If I do come back, I’ll probably re order the grass jelly in vanilla sauce.

All of my visits here, are when I am drunk from the bar next door. I only come here because they close so late, and I need something sweet to eat because I need to sober up. They have pre-​made puddings which are good and in glass containers. There are little bird cages and cute decoration all around.
Parking sucks over there so just pray you can find street parking.

They decided to randomly increase price of durian pancake from $ 5 to $ 5.75. It was quite non-​appetizing as well– covered with a ‘light green’ layer. unlike the ones I’ve tried in HK.
(1 star for opening at midnight)

I don’t normally like sago desserts, but this spot is probably the best in flushing hands down. Way better than tasty sweety and kulu in my opinion. My friends had the mango sago and the durian sago. I didn’t get anything because I thought it was going to be a let down, like Tasty sweety and Kulu, but boy was I wrong. The durian sago was so good. It came with a scoop of ice-​cream and the flavors were balanced well. ’
The only problem was that the staff could not figure out their credit card system. The CC system wasn’t working, and it took them 20 minutes trying to process the payment. In the end, the payment did not go through and we had to pay in cash (in which we did not have enough for… how embarrassing.)

The desserts are not bad. I just wish they had more choices to choose from. If you are looking for variety I suggest going else where.

This place was ok and the desserts weren’t that great. Mango Mango Dessert makes better desserts than FM Desserts.
PROS:
— décor — place was designed very well with lots of wall decals and cute bird cages at the entrance. It looks like a place you’d bring someone on a date but the desserts are meh so I wouldn’t suggest this place.
— free wifi
— promos:
1) check in on Facebook and get a free dessert (a small red bean pudding) that practically had no taste. I didn’t like the texture either. It had a rubbery feeling to it. I wonder how long this has been sitting in their fridge…
2) check in on Unilocal for 5% off your bill
The Okay:
— Mango Pomelo & sago sweet soup — this was just okay. Mango Mango Dessert makes this better. FM Dessert’s mangoes weren’t ripe enough and it just didn’t taste as good.
— Mango Pancake — Square shaped pancakes wrapped with half cream and half mango. Had better in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Mangoes again weren’t sweet enough.
— Mixed Walnut Soup/​Red Bean Soup — I asked for Hot and they gave me lukewarm. It was partially cold. It was a chilly night and I was hoping this would warm me up. First it didn’t taste that good and it was the wrong temperature. I didn’t like the Walnut Soup — tasted eh. The taste reminded me of roasted walnuts from the Chinese restaurants that they put in the Mayo Shrimp Dish)
CONS:
— the free dessert (red bean pudding) — Not good. Doesn’t seem fresh.
Note: I definitely wouldn’t come here again.

Cute new little dessert joint. Don’t expect pastries, as all the desserts are made to order. There are puddings, pancakes (which look more like mochi balls), sagos, glutinous rice, and lots of other popular Asian desserts. The mixed fruit sago in mango soup tastes like the liquid version of a creamy mango pudding — yum! Check in on FB for a free dessert, and check in on Unilocal for 5% off the order. They even let you combine both!

Wanting to end a nice night with friends on a sweet note we ventured over to FM dessert. It is definitely a bit of a walk from downtown flushing but we hoofed it over anyway. It is much better to take the bus to this part of town but if you are in the area to do some grocery shopping at golden city you can kill two birds with one stone as it is on the same block.
The desserts were good but observedly smaller in size than their plastic counterparts displayed in the case upon entering. The wall decals depict parisian flowers and structures as if in a garden. A fruit garden I presume with their cornucopia of assorted fruits at the counter. This whimsical theme is present throughout with their wrought iron tables and their tea trays. But the unfortunate lack of windows remind me a bit of a rec room with stickers like you would find in a basement.
I ordered the mixed fruit sago with a small scoop of green tea ice cream. I liked the sweetness of the mango base and although there were a lot of fruits it was not as bug as I thought it was gonna be. We also ordered a red bean grass jelly. I like the squishiness of the grass jelly and added a scoop of ice cream. Originally these items do not come with ice cream but they kindly let me add a small scoop for $ 1.
My friend ordered the Mango pomelo and let me try some. It was very good here and very creamy. Our friend ordered the mixed fruit bean curd which looked good also. I was surprised to see this since not all places have bean curd dessert. We also shared a mango pancake which was not overly sweet. I enjoyed the softness of the wrap and the slices of mango were cushioned by a cloud of whipped cream giving it that muted sweet flavor.
I also noticed that they serve assorted flavors of Pomme pudding from the LES but the freshly made desserts here are a better bet.
There are only two parking spots out front and the rest is street parking unless you decide to brave the golden city parking lot which is always crowded. The local bus stops right across the street though if you do not drive.
They are also open late if you wanna get dessert after a long dinner.

It was late and as rarely as anything opens past 1 AM in Flushing, FM Dessert was still open. The décor was quite ‘Paris Baguette’ like with the bright lightening and some Paris-​theme wall art. It looked modern and clean.
I got something (forgot the name) with black glutinous rice with coconut milk and thought it tasted decent, alike what you would find in asian dessert shops in Chinatown or New World Mall. The size was appropriate and the service was overall friendly.
My only negative comment was the free dessert. If you checkin FB, you get a free dessert (but its a chef pick, so it’s pretty random). We got this grape or bubblegum tasting icy with some passionfruit jelly on top. It was powdery and quite gross. Perhaps other people might have gotten something better, but I would not recommend getting the free dessert as it gave me a worst impression of this spot. I think they are better off offering 5% off alike for Unilocal checkins for all their social media checkin promotions.

Cute dessert place. Free wifi. Good dessert. Fair pricing.
We had the
— almond/​black sesame soup
— steam milk with walnut 雙皮奶
— coconut milk with purple sticky rice and mango
— mango pomelo with tapioca/​sago
Will def go back to try some more dessert

I really like their décor and the presentation of the food. Dessert is good and met my expectations, I will recommend to people who are look for a decent Hong Kong style dessert

First timer and I’ll definitely come back !!!
I highly suggest the ice cream toasts. You will savor every single bite you take in. There are 3 different ice-​cream
flavors: green tea, mango, vanilla. There are two different toasts: banana and strawberry. Because I personally love chocolate, the workers were very very kind and added chocolate and chocolate syrup on the toast!
After you finish SOME of the toppings on the toast, you cut open the toast and let all the goodness fall in. I’m drooling now thinking back on what I just ate.
I also got the black sesame, 双皮奶 and 榴莲忘返
They’re really good as well but definitely not as luscious as the toast.
The store itself has very nice decors. It’s a very sweet and heart warming place to enjoy your desserts! There’s a very cute tiny lamp with a candle on each table that you can light up. Also because the dessert place is fairly new, so there aren’t many customers yet. I went during dinner time and it was nice and quiet. I couldn’t hold in my joy when I was eating haha
ALSO
If you like their page, they will give you a free dessert! love it

I’ve waited for another HK style dessert place to open in Flushing for the longest time. Finally FM Dessert popped up and opened.
The interior is cute; with Eiffel tower on the wallpaper and little tiny birdcages on white tables.
Their menu consists of the usual: mango pomelo & sago sweet soup, mango pudding, mango pancake, etc. Did I mention I love mangoes?
I tried their coco mango beancurd pudding ($ 3.50) — pretty good, with pieces of mangoes floating in a sea of mango broth and beancurd pudding.
Definitely coming back.