Meetfresh Las Vegas

Plenty of Taiwanese herbal desserts and drinks. The drink was a winter melon drink that was free with over $15 purchase. On the right is a mango shaved ice that was big portioned for 3-4 people, there was no smaller size. In the back is the herbal grass jelly dessert. They tasted good. Winter melon drink had too much chewy jelly in it. I enjoyed the mango shaved ice, but wish they had a smaller size.

Wanted something sweet and left satisfied. This mango shaved ice was by far the best icee combination I’ve had. The chunks of fresh mango, the ice cream, and the syrup were definitely yummy. The herbal grass jelly was also very soothing. We spent around 19 dollars and go a free drink. The drink was definitely on the sweeter side. I love that they have an outside seating area. The girls at the register was super nice. I would definitely go back for some mango shaved ice treat.

Jesus, how sinful. But it’s so good. Better than Korean patbingsoo, in my opinion, the desserts at MeetFresh are huge and exorbitant—and icy, perfect for Las Vegas. We don’t go often because it just feels unhealthy for two people to pig out on a $10 huge dessert — but on hot summer nights, we succumb to the desire and head to Meet Fresh.

Been to Meet Fresh in Cupertino and Los Angeles, and this is my third/fourth time here! Really love this kind of dessert! Really tasty and good! And most importantly they serve big bowls!!! With the price for a bowl, I think two people can share one. It’s kinda pricey for 1 bowl/person. Every time when I visit the West Coast, it’s a must to come! I will definitely try their drinks next time!

I tried two desserts. One was a signature grass jelly dessert, the other was a shaved ice tower called "8 treasures." They were both cold desserts as I prefer my Asian desserts to be cold. The "8 Treasures" dessert was a delicious bean and jelly treat. The shaved ice was flavored and sweetened as well. It wasn't just simple ice. The ice cream ball on top was high quality and flavorful. The grass jelly signature bowl I received was full of smooth grass jelly, effortlessly cut into with the spoon. It just sort of melted in my mouth. It also came with a small cup of coffee creamer which made it even more delicious. Why can't American companies find a way to promote healthier, natural desserts like these. This was a very pleasant experience. Expect to pay between $9 and $14 for each dish. The "8 Treasures" was very large and could easily be shared between two adults. It was just over $12. The jelly was more like $10 and smaller.