Yummy Crepe

Holy crap. This place is nasty. Took them two tries and they still couldn’t get a bubble tea right. They have a sign on their register that says no refunds. That should have been a sign right away… Even more gross they all took turns sipping from the same straw as if to tell us it tastes fine… We walked away without our tea rather than try again… Stay away…

Never again! The cashier has a bad attitude and hates her job. She needs to take a customer service class!

I should’ve walked away when I saw the girl at the stand burn another customer’s crêpe and spill half the filling… but I didn’t.
I ended up ordering a strawberry banana fresh fruit bubble tea — which is usually my go-​to flavor for bubble tea. Fiancé refrained from ordering a crêpe after he saw how horribly the other crêpe was made and handled.
1. I couldnt pay with cash, because the girl didnt know how to open the cash register. So i had to pay with a card and was charged an extra .50 cent — the minimum charge for a card was $ 6.
2. I ordered a strawberry banana fresh fruit smoothie. I received strawberry flavored crushed ice.
I’m never coming back here and I should’ve walked away immediately when I saw the other crêpe being made. Definitely learned my lesson the hard way. Seriously though, don’t waste your money here. Just go to Jewel Box for a crêpe and bubble tea.

Love the bubble tea! I tried it for the first time this week, it’s delicious. I ordered the taro tea with pearls and lychee jelly… honestly one of the best bubble tea I’ve ever had!

Ordered a slush and they gave me some mess of crushed ice and juice. There were huge chunks of ice and the drink was not properly blended. The guy that prepared the drink looked like he did not care about his job. The taste was alright, but it seemed very artificial. It had a weird watery consistency. Didn’t like it.

All smoothies and bubble tea is horrible, consistency of water.
Don’t go here, for the prices it’s NOT WORTH IT!

I don’t eat at Yummy Crêpe very often. All crepes are not created equal. I love the idea of the cone crêpe and I think it works well for some fillings and not others. I like crepes that are folded into triangles best, followed by ones folded into squares. Yummy does cone crepes.
Located just off the food court in Northgate Mall, this kiosk looks clean, has bright colors and occasionally draws a crowd.
One of my favorite things about Yummy is the display showing the crepes and their ingredients. I think sometimes crêpe fillings are hard to visualize and they do a really good job of that. Their menu also offers a wide selection of fillings to choose from.
The crêpe itself is a rubbery texture that I’m not terribly fond of. However, they do use whipped cream and that’s always a plus. I’m often looking for sweet crepes but sometimes have savory ones. I’m also a sucker for ice cream in crepes.
I’m drawn to strawberries, banana, chocolate, ice cream, and whipped cream. The problem is that such a combination in a cone, in a rubbery crêpe is not the best experience. I mean, it is, for about the first 4 bites. Then things start to get serious and degrade into a soggy, melty, sticky mess. By the time I get almost to the bottom of a crêpe, it’s a huge, hot mess. Also, if it’s not folded well (and it’s often not), the liquid filling begins dripping out of the bottom. With just a thin sheet of paper holding it all together, again, disaster incarnate. It’s an okay product at a decent price, coming in at a lower price point than some of the fancier crêpe places and crêpe trucks in Seattle. However, I’m a believer in «you get what you pay for» and I’d rather pay $ 9 for a crêpe that works well in terms of flavor, portability, and quality than $ 5 for one that falls apart, uses okay ingredients, and makes me feel like a 5-​year old holding a drippy ice cream cone.

I was around Northgate Mall running some errands, stopped by their crêpe kiosk and had their egg+veggie crêpe for lunch since I thought it would be fast. The crêpe was good and I don’t mind eating it again if I’m ever around that area (it’s probably even cheaper than other fast food restaurants towards the end of the mall).
I took off 3 stars: one because of a long wait time (15 – 20 min with just 2 customers before me). There was only one guy who could make the crepes, so they could make just one crêpe at a time. The other two ladies were also there. The older lady manned a cashier station while the youngr one helped out with unpacking/​storaging/​cutting up crêpe filling ingredients… not the most efficient way of running a fast food/​snack kiosk I would say.
The 2 other stars left out of my rating was because the older lady at the cashier tried to charge me an extra $ 2 on top of my crêpe’s price. I paid cash so it definitely couldn’t be the credit card surcharge. Actually it’s not a big deal for me paying extra $ 2, but I don’t like being taken advantages of at all. I asked her why it was that much more than what was listed and she said «tax», so I responded back that my crêpe was just $ 5 – 6 and you are charging me $ 2 for tax?.. she paused and stepped down her argument and finally got me the correct price. Honestly, it could have been just a mistake but they do need to get a good idea of how much things cost and do some gut check whether the prices they ring were correct. In my csase, knowing that the price was wrong should be easy, especially when I was buying just a single crêpe from them (and not any other addtional items!).

This place isn’t doing my waist line any favors. The strawberry custard crepes are a diet killer. If you are in Northgate Mall and hungry eat a yummy crêpe. Their strawberry mango smoothies are fantastic also.

This is the Asian type of crispy crêpe. Don’t look at their display window with the fake models. They have more items on the menu, and the fake models don’t look real either. I changed my order very last minute after I noticed there’s a menu. Got egg + vegetable crêpe which I’m pretty much satisfied. It came with plenty of veggie, two boiled eggs, cheese (my favorite!), and topped with mayo. I would definitely come back to try another savory flavor. I think the crêpe deserves 4-​stars, however, I would give 2 or 3 stars for the bubble tea that I got. I got Almond milk tea, which turned out way too sweet, and the tapiocas were not chewy at all.

Went there last month and learned to get our smoothies elsewhere. We only got them there because the other smoothie place was open and had their light on but noone was behind the counter and we stood there eyeing around, noone was even in the back it seemed. The Yummy crêpe, the crepes looked delicious but they put way way too much sugar in our smoothies and I felt sick drinking it. I really wanted water in-​between sips of their super sweet smoothie. They ruined a perfectly good smoothie drink with 4 spoonfuls too much sugar. It was bad.

Yummm. This place is pretty freaking delicious.
Went here with a gent and we each bought a dessert crêpe. Honestly, the plan was to get one savory and one sweet, but the savory ones don’t look too great so we went somehwere else for dinner and returned for dessert…
Anyways, I had the strawberry banana with nutella and he had a strawberry chocolate with vanilla ice cream one. Both were incredibly delicious. The crêpe wasn’t too eggy or overcooked, For these two crepes you’re looking at like $ 13. Also, for the record they are a mess! You eat them like an ice crem cone which is a recipe for disaster if you’re anything like me.

Normally, I only get bubble tea from China town or U district, but I had this craving for bubble tea today, so I decided to give this place a try. They have 2 sizes: 16oz and 20oz. I got the 16oz regular milk tea with tapioca. Since I paid with debit card, and the total amount was under $ 6, I was charge $ 0.50 extra. I was well-​informed. The total came to $ 3.84, which is expensive in my opinion. With the same price, I can get 20oz bubble tea elsewhere. Not to mention, the tea was too sweet and the tapioca were chewy. Maybe it’s just me. I’m just going to stick with China town and U district if I ever crave for bubble tea again.

I appreciate a good crêpe from time to time. I’m definitely not a crêpe connoisseur so I base everything on taste and what’s aesthetically pleasing. I’ve been to France and had an amazing crêpe there, so of course anything that I’ve encountered after that amazing experience will never come up to par.
I decided to try a dessert crêpe (one of their popular items) – bananas, strawberry ice cream, whip cream and nutella (for an extra $ 1). I watched as they prepared the crêpe. I was very pleased to see that they were VERY clean while handling the crepes – always wearing gloves, washed utensils after use. A HUGE plus!
The crêpe was tasty, at first it smelled a little egg-​y but didn’t taste the way it smelled. They wrapped it up like a gyro and whenever I have something similar to that I always have a hard time eating it. I always make a mess.
I’m not too sure when Yummy Crêpe opened, I would guess within the past year or so. It’s in the center area of the mall near the food court at Northgate mall, it looks like a big kiosk. I’ve probably passed by it many times before I realized what it was. Not only do they offer crepes but also bubble tea and other drinks. Enjoy!