Na Ya Dessert Cafe

Honestly, super unique and cute desserts from different parts of Asia. It's definitely unique and something I haven't tried before which is saying something because I have traveled a lot and make a point to try new foods. The dessert was very beautifully presented, the flavors while being unique, were very good. The only reason I put 4 stars is because it is very expensive in my opinion for what you get. I got a small little lava cake with Thai Tea Sauce and a small scoop of Thai Tea ice cream and strawberries, the whole dessert was maybe the size of my palm and cost $17.37. In my opinion this was worth more like $8 or $9. So while it was good and very pretty, I just think it's too pricey, and all the deserts were like that. $15.99 was like one of the least expensive desserts on the menu. That's what I ordered. Then after tax it was $17. So if I had ordered one of the other desserts that was $19.99 then it would have been like $23 after tax and I just personally think that's way too much for a smiple dessert. They also serve like dinner options so I would think their pricing for dessert vs. dinner would be different but it's not. Anyway overall cute place and good service. There was a fruit fly that kept annoying me. But the place does look and smell clean and the food was good and unique. It was fun to try new things and theres still a lot more I want to try here so I'll probably be back.

absolutely must-return dessert cafe! It exceeded my expectations. The portions are huge, and the service is very efficient. I thought we would have to wait a long time, but the staff were incredibly friendly and we were seated very quickly. We ordered three desserts, and every single one was delicious. I loved it! I will definitely come back. This place offers a wide variety of dishes, include curry rice plate，and I think you can definitely have a full meal here. I really love this place.

This was my second time here, and I still really enjoyed it. The first photo is actually from my first visit a couple of years ago. The desserts are still really good — the toast was fluffy and crispy, and the fruit with ice cream was such a good combo. I did notice they switched to disposable plates now, so the presentation isn’t as nice as it used to be, but the taste is still there.

The Thai tea lava cake was great, but I was expecting the lava to be Thai tea flavored, but it’s not. It’s just a chocolate lava cake, with Thai tea ice cream on the side. The curry was great too! Loved the spice kick 🔥

We got the mango bingsu and the crepe cake, both of which were great. While the bingsu itself was phenomenal, there wasn't enough enough mango/mango puree. Additionally, we swung by Na Ya for a small dessert after dinner elsewhere, but the mandatory >$7 per person meant we had to spend more than we would have liked. Friendly staff and cozy atmosphere overall.