Very unassuming on the outside but has a nice atmosphere on the inside! If you're craving something sweet and cold then this will be your jam! Items we ordered (as of 10/2024). - Strawberry Ice cream - $6.95 - Good amount with a healthy helping of mango and strawberry pieces! Ice cream had a nice flavor. - Mango Pancake - $4.95 - This wasn't bad! It's basically a mango crepe with whipped cream and mango in the center. Was definitely refreshing!

I would split the sago cups between two people bc they're big but wow they're soooo good

This is a great place to go to get dessert after eating dinner in Chinatown. It is not a big place for big gathering since the seats are not too comfortable but the dessert here is good! It's not too expensive and the amount of food they give is a lot. The mango shaved ice was good. It was enough for two people to share. The service was quick. You just order at the front and they bring the food out to you. There is usually no wait so it is a good place to quickly stop by for a dessert. I would definitely recommend this place if you are in Chinatown.

Food (4/5): Ordered the mango Waffle and Coconut Milk, Mango and Mochi. The mangos were a good amount of ripe but the quality of the other ingredients were average. Overall decent dessert. Service (4/5): Server wasn't particularly friendly but the server was helpful when asked and the food came out at a reasonable pace. Ambiance (3/5): Not the nicest looking restaurant and has minimal decorations but there is a decent amount of basic seating. It was also mostly clean and had a restroom.

I visited Sweet Kingdom before heading to a concert for a quick dessert. Many options caught my eye, including the Mango sago, Papaya's & Bird's Nest, and the Lychee waffle. However, my friend and I settled to try the Strawberry Milk Shaved ice. There is a $10 minimum to use a debit card, so we also grabbed some fish sticks as a snack. Random, sweet, and savory. SK also sells milk teas and smoothies as well if you want something sweet to pair. There are a couple of tables and seating booths by the window. Was it a smart idea for my body-temperature to have shaved ice on a snowy winter day? Probably not, but the shaved ice was really good, and I'd definitely return back on a warmer day to try the other flavors of shaved ice.

I love mangos and was looking for a place for dessert. Sweet Kingdom in Chinatown did not disappoint. We had the mango moochi sago and it was packed with mango flavor. It was fresh and delicious! It was $8.50 plus tax coming to a total of $9.10. If your purchase is less than $10, then you'll have to pay cash. There are a few tables and stool seating inside. You would order first and your order gets delivered to you. I can't wait to come back and try some of their other desserts.

Boston Chinatown is no slouch - it packs a ton of dining experiences in a few square blocks. This place serves an assortment of Asian desserts ranging from classic to more modern takes. Seating is no frills but more than comfortable. We got a bunch of things to try and they were all good. The black sesame sweet soup with glutinous rice balls was good. The kids also really enjoyed their sweet soups with taro balls. Prices were fair and they do a good job of keeping the taste authentic. I'm sure there are nicer and fancier places to grab a mango sago but this place is pretty legit. Thumbs up.