Dessert Lounge - Herndon

Best place for paan eis. sample the Paan ice cream separately or the falooda (small/medium/large) with Paan ice cream buttons in it.

I went to this place like a block of my house, I'm new to the city. I decided to stop, love that they had a great variety, it was very clean, sad I wasn't doing with most of the stuff, so I asked to try before I was buying and was told that no try out, it's okay, so I went for vanilla figure, if there was where no try I could buy something I don't like and throw it out. vanille was very tasteful, but for price and portion it is a place I will not come back to. if you ever change policy, let's know. I have included a photo that is small, it costs them about $3.60

A nice little hole in the wall. We were looking for an ice cream location that would be open past 9pm and found this cute little place. Their ice cream is vegetarian, no eggs. Portions are small. The rum raisin flavor was very good, the strawberry flavor was ok, the Ferrero rocher ice cream had no Ferrero rocher it was more chocolate than anything. The place is nice and clean the odd part was the service, the lady behind the counter seem too busy to serve us or greet us. We felt like maybe we were invisible and even after my younger son rang the bell she continued to do her thing and ignored us until she was ready. It may be that we weren’t her usual customers as it seems like they have special items from India or other areas but a smile and a hello/welcome would have been nice.

It is a small place to sit n eat, compare to other places they do have more variety of Desi ice creams flavors to choose from. Like someone else has posted, it is a little over priced for the size of portion. We ordered 3 different faloodas, Malai, Lahori and one more but could not tell difference between Lahori Falooda taste and Malai falooda taste. Over all customer service was good, despite the fact that only one person was working.

If they are looking for something outside the usual ice cream and dessert, they try this place. it offers ice and Indian desserts. they also have a small menu consisting of burgers and Indian street food, but I did not try. I tried a lahori falooda for the first time. the woman on the theke was extremely friendly and helpful and explains all the different aromes and combinations to help me choose. it is a dessert that has chia seeds, sweet noodles, nuts, jello and traditional Indian flavor ice cream or its choice of ice cream flavor. there is a lot of things that happen in your mouth when you drink it. it is certainly a textured dessert. I like the variety of textures so I really enjoyed it, on the fact that it was absolutely delicious.