Magnolia Ice Cream and Treats

One star just because how they treated us earlier… Me and my daughter walk up and I asked if they have a small cup and the guy said yeah so I said let me get one and the me Y thing I know the other guy was helping this 2 girls taking their order and sh** c’mon isn’t it suppose to be first come first service!!! So rude!!! Who ever was working today 3÷3÷15 around 7:30 am shame on you! Makes me so mad… How u treated me and my baby… We tryna order first and u guys just decided to help the next person behind us!!! Nothing. Against the ice cream just how hey treated us

If you like Magnolia ice cream (or Filipino ice cream, in general), you’ll like this place!
They pretty much have all the Magnolia flavors. You can choose from single to triple scoop in a cup or cone, ice cream shake, halo-​halo, ice cream sliders (ice cream in between bread — pan de sal), shave ice, etc.
I got a Kasoy Langka Shake (cashew & jackfruit) and it was good! It was creamy, the serving was huge, and I saw that they put at least 2 large scoops of ice cream. I could definitely taste the ice cream flavor, and it wasn’t watered down by additional milk or ice. It was a REAL ice cream shake.
Their prices are comparable to Baskin-​Robbins or Cold Stone, which I’m not sure is a good thing.
Ice Cream Shake = $ 5.29, Halo-​Halo = $ 5.59, 1 scoop of ice cream = $ 2.49. The servings were pretty generous though, so it was worth it.
The owner was super friendly & nice, and they also have a stamp card.
I’d definitely come back here when I’m on this side of town again.

It’s so nice to be back in here! I was totally amazed with this beautiful belgian waffle with strawberry and ube ice cream on top, im in a cravings for red beans and the flan so i ask them if i can add it and happily they did! Its so bomb! It taste so good. I promise to go back and eat some more

Omggg… yas!!! I love the scoops of Magnolia ice cream. brings back memories of the Philippines!!! I wish I lived near one so I can come here everyday and buy a scoop of different flavors…
I got ube (taro) and mais con queso (corn with cheese)…yummmm! I def wanna try more flavors… for some reason it is more tempting than buying a whole tub of one flavored ice cream haha

Had the best ice cream experience here! This is now my favorite ice cream in Las Vegas. Must make this a stop if your an ice cream lover. This brand has a great texture & flavor.

Ube is the latest trend? OK, if Unilocal says so! I can’t say I was familiar with the Magnolia brand prior to moving to Las Vegas, and ube ice cream was a new flavor to me about 8 years ago when a coworker stashed a tub of the purple stuff in our ice cream chest at work and told me to try it. I was intrigued enough to seek out an Asian market on Spring Mountain Road and see what other unfamiliar flavors I’d find in the freezer. I was still confused as to what a halohalo actually was, but I just had to buy the corn and cheese ice cream. It may have been Magnolia brand, but I’ll never know.
I ended up inside Seafood City soon after Magnolia’s grand opening. It was after a mediocre dinner at a new east side restaurant and I was in search of something to get the taste of unclean fryer oil my mouth. I knew halo-​halo would do the trick, but few of the toppings on display really appealed to me. The man working at the counter invited us to sample the variety of tropical ice cream flavors and the bright green buko pandan was love at first bite. I didn’t care for the cashew langka, but there were plenty of interesting options to choose from.
I ordered two scoops and it was a very large serving. The ice cream was so rich and creamy, and boldly flavored. I also enjoyed the texture, because all the little bits of fruit and fiber indicate that they use fresh ingredients– not processed. With a cone for my husband and a cup for our daughter, the tab was under $ 10.

I was never really a fan of this Filipino ice cream brand, but since I’ve tried the ice cream here I’ve been in love with it! Their ice cream is fresh and what I mean by that is its not icy like some ice cream parlors. The consistency in their product is just right – not too rich but not bland either. For ice creams like mango, there is just the right amount of mango chunks in the mixture. Lastly, the ice cream is not too sweet, which makes it a little less guilty to eat. They have a good variety of ice cream flavored and their menu has other choices like halo halo, slush, and milk shakes. Will definitely be going back soon!

Great idea, but not worth it.
I was excited when I found out they were opening up a Magnolia Ice Cream shop with all the yummy Magnolia flavors. Finally got the chance to come in today and it’s a cute tiny shop inside Seafood City. I’m giving the place 3 stars because it was nicely decorated and clean, plus the workers were really nice too! I knocked 2 stars out because prices were waaaay too high! For one scoop it’s $ 2.49… One scoop! Plus, we ordered the Halo-​Halo and tbh id rather just get it from Chow King or Jolibee. Here, they use snow shaved ice rather than the regular crushed shaved ice, which makes it really hard to mix around. Also, the topping to ice cream ratio was off. The texture just so different than what I’m used to. The only thing that was good to me what the ube ice cream.
I would recommend people to just go into Seafood City and buy an actual tub of Magnolia ice cream for practically the same price as a single scoop!

«i’m like hey w’sup HALO-​HALO!!!~~»
The halo-​halo is pretttttttttty frickin’ good. I went with the custom, choose-​yo-​toppings halo-​halo because _​_​_​bless uhMURRICA; we have freedom — including freedom to build your halo-​halo ^_​^ Well… at least up to 6 toppings.
I’d say you MUST GET corn and the red coconut jelly cubes in there! NOMNOM! I had also chosen flan which was rich and borderline cheesy tasting to me (kinda turned me off and trust me im a huge flan fan). Topped off with a scoop of buko pandan ice cream. It was YUM! The ice was nicely shaved so it wasn’t too grainy and chunky, yet it wasn’t too fine enough that it was melting at the speed of light. It was just right!
HOWEVER — what makes me more uncomfortable than someone putting an ice cube down your shirt is THE PRICE! A little under $ 6 for a cup of ice, condensed milk, scoop of your choice of ice cream and some jellies/​beans/​random chewies of color??? Holy mother of profit! Ice cream by the scoop is priced reasonably tho.
The total for 1 custom halo-​halo and a single scoop of ice cream in a waffle cone for da booboo rang up to $ 9.55??? You could basically feed two people at Cici’s pizza buffet for that price!
LOCATION/​PARKING — it’s inside Seafood City, there were no visible signs from the outside but do not fear! Right when you walk in, make a left to the food court. Ample amount of parking.
Would I return? Maybe when it’s 1,059 degrees outside and the craving is insanely real but in the mean time looks like I’d have to start saving up now for my next $ $ halo-​halo $ $

ICE CREAM GEM. I used to go to Seafood City but hadn’t gone in a year. Was mind blown when I saw the renovations and newly added food places. I was especially excited to see a little Magnolia ice cream shop in the corner. I was familiar with the tubs of Magnolia they sell in the store but not an actual place that sells it severed like a Baskin Robbins. I wanted to try ever single flavor but settled on getting the Avocado and Macapuno Ube which was the creamiest and milkiest ice cream ever. Though you can get the tubs of these, having it served here is 100 times better as the ice cream is stored in ice cream chests and at the correct temperature resulting in the best ice cream consistency. Ice cream is my fave and I’ve definitely got a new spot!

Prices are reasonable and a little high, but expect that for some exotic flavors and fresh on the go scooos of your favorite treats. Service station is rather small so lines and crowd can build up just as quick especially at peak times. Seating nay also be hard to find with the over abundnace of crowds but a nice treat to grab and go and take home after grocery shopping at Seafood City. Servers seem to be nice, this place is rather new so may be hit or miss, but my experienxe was both pleasant and delicious. Love their Halo-​Halo!

Yippee for Magnolia Ice Cream arriving in Sin City, something that I’ve grown up with, as have countless other Filipinos.
Flavors on the board the last visit: avocado, buko pandan, cashew langka, green tea, guava, halo-​halo, haupia, kona coffee, lychee, macapuno, macapuno ube, mais queso (corn and cheese, mango, Thai tea, and the über-​popular UBE. I enjoyed the double scoop of Thai Tea and Ube on a cone very much and plan to return to try all of the flavors eventually.
Located inside the bustling Seafood City, Magnolia Ice Cream also serves up halo-​halo. Unfortunately, I have to say the one I had there is not the best I’ve ever had. There was way too much ice and not enough evaporated milk, so much so that I could barely mix-​mix the ingredients. This can easily be fixed, though, so hopefully it will be better the next time around; I’ll be sure to request less ice if I try it again.
Welcome to town, Magnolia-​your ice cream is masarap!

This ice cream reminds me of my childhood in the Philippines. The flavors are amazing and I’m so happy to have a location in Las Vegas. It’s a small shop inside of Seafood City. Only slight downside was the staff. A little on the stand offish side but maybe it’s just first few weeks jitters. Still 5 stars though because the ice cream is life.

What is this sorcery and why is it not located in Los Angeles?
Magnolia Ice Cream & Treats is a small ice cream shop located inside Seafood City — a Filipino grocery and they serve Halo-​Halo and Mais Con Hielo. Halo Halo is basically a Filipino dessert that consists of shaved ice, gelatin, tapioca, langka (jack fruit), coconut and a bunch of other small sweet or savory bits and pieces then, it’s topped off with evaporated milk and ube ice cream. Mais Con Hielo on the other hand is pretty much the same thing except swap out all the bits and pieces from a halo-​halo with corn. Yes, corn. It’s frigging amazing and a complete favorite of mine. Magnolia though, takes the cake since they finish off their Mais Con Hielo with a scoop of Queso & Mais (Cheese and Corn) ice cream. I mean come on now, how good does that sound? If you’re not drooling now, you should be.
Service is great and don’t be scared to ask them to take out certain things from your halo-​halo if you’re not comfortable with it (for instance, I’m not a fan of jack fruit so they happily left it out).
Sheesh, I’d give this place ten stars if I could. If only there were a location close to me, *sigh*. If you’re ever out in Vegas or better yet, if you live in Vegas, this spot is a MUST try. Seriously, go on now.

Yay! Now THIS is the kind of scoop of ice cream flavors to my… our liking. Haupia, Macapuno ube, Ube, Green Tea, Halohalo, Avocado, ah the list goes on with the flavors. I want to give them 5 stars, but I’m holding back since I NEED to try the halohalo out first.
However, I am sooooo happy you can customize your halohalo. I have daydreamed of such a place to do that. I LOVE halohalo, but don’t care for all the jazz that happens at the bottom of the cup. I can remember as a kid my parents would eyeball me for eating just the ice part. I’m pretty sure I’m not the only alien to have ordered a halohalo, yet, skipped all the bottom stuff. Never have I been so excited to return to Seafood City! I just look forward to customizing my halohalo. So just think… customizing also means being able to pick which ice cream you want in there!
Today, I ordered their green tea ice cream; and it did not disappoint me. I am such a huge fan of the Magnolia brand. The green tea was light. It wasnt green tea over-​powered. I also love when you get into your ice cream you’ll hit parts where you can bite onto superduper thin ice chips. I’m pretty sure you’ll know what I am talking about once you indulge.
Anyway, for 2 cones and a keiki cup… yeah, I said keiki. Wonder if the folks here are from Hawaii because keiki in Hawaiian means child. HAWAII 101. They also serve shave ice btw! I’m from HI so I dont care about shave ice, here, specifically. It’s Magnolia! You come for the ice cream and/​or halohalo! Oh okay, anyway…2 cones, a keiki cup, came out to $ 7.57. That’s a pretty good total compared to cream overload at Baskin.
I HIGHLY recommend. The staff were really friendly. They definitely let you sample the flavors so don’t be shy about asking as they definitely welcome it. I hadn’t personally eaten an ice cream on a cone in a long time. I walked out of Seafood City like a little girl holding her ice cream cone, licking away, and smiling. Lol. Euphoria at its best.
In the words of Arnold, «I’ll be bock». (Back…I know.) ;P
Completely kid friendly, but if there’s a line, leave your stroller and cart out as this is a verrrrry small shop.

finally arrived!!! the halo halo place from philippines! their ice was very fine and fluffy!

PSA: Magonlia Ice Cream shop is here!!! The shop is small inside of the Seafood City on Maryland, the line is long but so worth it! They have good sized scoops & the prices are reasonable. The store was clean and the service was good. They has all of the classic Magnolia flavors and a build your own halo-​halo option. Can’t wait to be a regular this summer!