Eat Me Dessert Club

I originally was looking for a place that sold milkshakes in Bangsa, and this place popped up. Right off the bat, there is a very quaint ambience to the shop. It’s very cutesy, with fake window décor and wooden rustic tables. I dig the décor for sure. The variety of desserts is also a plus.
Food.
1. The churros are quite lacking compared to legit American churros (especially the ones from Costco*), but they’ll do if you’ve never seen a churro in your life before. I give it a ³⁄₅.
2. The strawberry shortcake was also not my cup of tea, but then again I’m not a huge fan of shortcake, so this may just be a personal preference thing. 2.5÷5
The customer service there is great though!

Eat Me is an adorable dessert parlor right next to KGB on Jalan Telawi. Splashed with pastel colors, decorated with cutesy tin-​like ornaments and little wooden tables, Eat Me practically emanates the sweet tooth vibe.
The shop lot itself is a little cramped up, especially with the presence of crowd. Eat Me’s menu was quite limited at the time of my visit, but everything still looked delectable. I was HUGE fan of their uniquely crafted crème brûlée (RM 13.90)! Instead of serving it up traditionally, Eat Me sprinkles carbonated pop rocks on the top that immediately sends childhood nostalgia kicking in. They also offer up churros, Japanese tarts, waffles and array of drinks.
Eat Me closes in the morning, but is open throughout the afternoon right up until around 11pm at night. So the next time you’re craving for a sugar fix, check them out!

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I don’t have a sweet tooth. However, my girlfriend does and she is very adventurous and particular when it comes to dessert. Her eyes sparkled at the mentioning of dessert every time after meal. I think if it wasn’t for her health, she would probably have dessert for breakfast, lunch, dinner and supper. This dessert shop was recommended by a friend and we went there for the first time after dinner on Valentine’s day. My girlfriend loved it since then.
It was a nice and cheerful ambience. The menu was simple but colourful and informative. The photos on the menu are also a good representation of the food.
Desserts as always are a little too sweet for my liking, however, those served by Eat Me are still within acceptable range of sweetness. I personally would recommend their drinks. Nutella chill pill is a very interesting and fun drink! Their lavendar tea was very refreshing and both my girlfriend and I love it!
For those who love dessert, Eat Me is definitely a must-​try!

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My first impression of this dessert shop was, wow, this is TINY but it’s so CUTE! The shop was only half the size of a normal shop lot in Telawi area. The shop looks newly furnished. It seems like a little cottage of white and blue in fairytales. I really love the decorations here. It was done with so much passion and love that it felt as if I am breathing in happiness when I stepped into the shop. There were some small little animal décor on the table including rabbits and squirrels. They were so cute! My boyfriend was up to some mischief and he started rearranging the sticks that was poking through the animal figurine.
The staff there was helpful and nice. For the many times that we went there, they always greet us politely and are always ready to give recommendations or to help. Even the customers there were lovely. It happened during our second visit, we wanted a table for four but unfortunately they didn’t have the place for us. An elderly couple who were enjoying their drinks overheard our conversation with the staff and immediately offered us the table as their table was big enough to accommodate four and they left with their drinks to the seating area outside.
Eat me branded themselves as serving artisanal dessert. Indeed, the dessert was superb! The churros were served hot and fresh and crispy. The hot fudge pancake made me feel so sinful indulging in such luxurious amount of chocolate. The only problem I had with Eat Me, was that it was so difficult to decide which dessert to go for!

Anyone who loves dessert should definitely come here. Opened last year next to KGB, this little dessert shop is hard to miss. Mainly because their pastel hues are a contrast to those around it. The only way I can describe it is cute. Upon entering my sister remarked that it looks like she just entered a garden tea party, which I wholeheartedly agree.
The menu features unique and odd combinations of well-​known classical desserts but with a twist. For example, the Crème Catalana. Looking like an ordinary crème brûlée, you be surprised at first bite that there is a faint popping sensation in your mouth. The top and inside of the crème brûlée has been dusted with pop rock crumbles, reminiscent of your old pop pop lollipop. Another dessert I couldn’t resist trying was the Churros. Because they aim for freshness, there is a bit of a wait. But is it totally worth it. Crispy and hot, when dipped into the chocolate sauce, creates a lovely taste.
I wish I could go on about other items on the menu, like the Nutella Chill Pill (really it is so good…), but the only way you know is for you to head down there yourself and try it. Really, I insist.