Angels & Hearts

The best crepes I ever tasted nothing better for dessert after a good bowl of ramen

Tried it after having dinner in Rakiraki next door, and it was the best taiyaki ice cream I’ve ever had! It’s as good as this place in New York! They put ice cream inside a fish shaped cone (called taiyaki) or in a bear shaped cone! Super cute and instagramable! Also they had the best matcha ice cream in San Diego! So creamy and delicious! Their charcoal caramel was pretty good too.

This place is my absolutely favorite ice cream place to go in San Diego. The servers are always super friendly, even when their busy. Get the taro, you won't be disappointed. And don't mind the reviews with negative mentions, nit-picking over the location of the shop. It is small, but it's quaint. And It might be a little hectic, but it's not unclean nor is there a smell coming from the rest room. This is a great place for a quick sweet bite to eat, and if you're feeling cramped just step outside !

Ice cream, whipped topping and a cracker are the case to this delicious dessert. The crepe is made fresh and you can add fresh fruit and different spreads and different flavor ice cream. The charcoal is delicious although looks very weird. Its big enough to share, as the crepe can make it very filling. Great treat after eating at any local restaurant. Located inside Raki Raki

I had a strong craving for shaved snow (flavored ice that has been thinly shaved), and since it was after 9pm on a Tuesday night, my options were quite limited. However, luckily for me, Angels and Hearts is open until 11. LOCATION: The store is in the same cluster of stores as Crab Hut, Rakiraki, and Tapioca Express, and the parking lot is ALWAYS packed with cars. Fully expect to circle the place like a hungry shark for a spot or prepare to parallel park on the side of the road. The shop itself is to the right of Rakiraki--we couldn't see it until we were directly in front of it because Rakiraki's building design blocked it from our view going east on Convoy Street. STORE: The store is clean and bright, but doesn't seem to invite hanging out--it's small, just 3 or 4 tables. It is however connected on the inside to Rakiraki Ramen, so that's neat. **There is a charge for using a credit or debit card unless you spend over $8.99. FOOD: Its menu is quite simple--crepes and shaved snow. The sign even clarifies that ice cream cannot be bought on its own. They also had several more flavors including regular (I had a taste, but didn't think there was that much flavor), peanut butter, passionfruit, and strawberry. The basic order cost $4.50 and consisted of one's choice of shaved snow, boba pearls, and whipped cream. You can then add toppings at an extra cost including fruits like mango or banana, syrups like chocolate or condensed milk, and even caramelized green tea brulee! I added strawberries to my order. They were already out of many toppings include all of the jellies and honey boba as well. Oh well, it was 10pm, I'll take what I can get. My order came out very quick--I was just handed my receipt when my order came up. Can't complain about that! I love how the orange boba burst in my mouth, releasing a bright citrusy flavor. The snow itself was very flavorful and fine. Finer than other places I've been to before. The whipped cream was thick and rich...not like regular whipped cream. SUMMARY: I love a lot of places in this strip mall, but the parking deters me a lot of times. However, I think I found a great place to go for those times where my sweet tooth is calling after most places close on weeknights. All in all, my three friends and I enjoyed it and will come back again when the shaved snow craving strikes--but I will definitely bring cash.

Parking in this plaza is always a mess and I wouldnt put myself through the ordeal unless I was getting something amazing that was worth it. Personally Im not all that into crepes but their taro soft serve is killer.