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IS SWEET

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My girlfriends and I recently checked out IS SWEET, a cute little shop that sells desserts, coffee, and tea located in Chinatown Las Vegas.  It was easy for me to choose what drink I wanted - a hot Dark Chocolate Milk Tea (great to drink while the weather is cold!), but when it came to choosing a dessert I was a bit overwhelmed!  There were different flavors of crepe cakes to pick from, and a list of toppings, sauce toppings, and ice cream to add on a honey toast or waffle.  Since I was sharing desserts with my friends, I wasn't too picky with the flavors we chose.

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Two hot milk teas - Hot Matcha and Dark Chocolate

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We ate the Matcha Crepe Cake - the matcha flavor was definitely there and I liked how creamy layers stuck well together with every bite.  Other crepe cake flavors available are Red Velvet and Vanilla.

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I enjoyed our honey toast!  We customized it to be simply topped with vanilla ice cream, almonds, and condensed milk. 

If you have a big sweet tooth, come check out IS SWEET ;)  I recommend ordering the desserts I had.  I bet you'll be overwhelmed as well when it comes to customizing them!   Also upon entering, check out the chalkboard for any deals IS SWEET may have.


IS SWEET
5288 Spring Mountain Rd
 Las Vegas, NV 89102
(702) 527-5550

Is Sweet Menu, Reviews, Photos, Location and Info - Zomato 
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