A very small cafe, but popular for desserts that I’ve been wanting to try for a while. It was already 8:45pm on a Friday night, but it was almost full, with people coming in for take out. The music was a bit loud (why do cafes and restaurants blast their music?) It’s something I’ve become really annoyed with since I not only go out to eat, but to converse with people.
The actual physical menu is quite disappointing. It’s a 8.5″x11″ white sheet printed with your normal desktop laser printer. With use, it’s become crumpled and terrible. 
The decor is very simple, but clean. They have this gadget at the cashier where when you push a button on what looks like a box usually for oranges (only mini in size), a mechanical cat meows and pulls its paws out. Very cute, lol.
I ordered the Matcha Waffle $6.50 with Matcha gelato, mochi ball, gyumi, red beans, white chocolate matcha sauce, whip crean and raspberry. Mmmmmmmm!!! I love this! I think it’s fair price, and the portion is great. Nice presentation. Thumbs up!
Sheepie ordered the Hedgehog Parfait $7.50 with Hedgehog gelato, chocolate cake, marshmallows and whip cream. Again, very nice portions.
The interior could use a bit more character to it…well literally too…they could use more of the cat character throughout – like on the menu. I’m not sure why the cafe has the word ‘Bubble House’. The place certainly does have a bubble place feel to it. But to not put up their name is kind of weird. It’s easy to miss if it’s your first time going there, or worse, if you don’t know about it, you may never enter because you think it’s a bubble teahouse.
But despite that, they seem to be doing well. By the time we were getting ready to leave, there was a couple waiting for a table to open. Would love to come back again for more waffle desserts! 
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After coming back from a vacation in Italy, and eating a lot of real authentic gelato, I was craving for some while we were at Granville Island.
I got the small in a cone for $4.45. It was expensive after paying only €1.10 to €2 ($1.70 – $3 CDN) for an authentic one in Italy. It was good indeed, but pricey. But I guess that’s because I’m comparing it to Italy and not in Vancouver.
