Stickhouse Gelato @ The Gardens

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Assalamualaikum :)
After my sisters and I enjoyed the Malaysian version of Korean street stalls (see my previous post : Korean street stall in Malaysia), we decided to have our dessert at Stickhouse, The Gardens Mid Valley City. Stickhouse is a gelato concept from Italy which using 100% natural and genuine ingredients. For confirmation, I called their sales manager who is also a Muslim man. He confirmed that Stickhouse is halal and currently they are applying for Jakim halal certification. There are many Stickhouse around the world, such as Spain, Switzerland and Syria. Other than The Gardens Mid Valley City, Stickhouse kiosks in Malaysia are at CITTA Mall, Petaling Jaya and Gurney Paragon Mall, Penang. The price for one ice cream starts from RM5.80. 


The ice cream flavours list. 


There were variety of ice cream flavours.


More flavours. Did not know which one to choose.


You can customise your own ice cream 
by ask for dippings or toppings here!!
 Choose your own dipping from milk, white and dark chocolate. 
Choices for toppings were almond, coconut, 
chocolate rice and rainbow candy.


Watermelon sorbet.  (RM9.80)
This really tasted like a watermelon!


Dragon fruits ice sorbet 
half dipped with dark chocolate. (RM11.30)


Mini raspberry sorbet dipped with white 
chocolate and topped with rainbow candies. (RM8.80)
The raspberry tasted nice but the combo was too sweet for me.


Boxes were provided to ease carrying and eating. 





Stickhouse
Lot LG-K28, Lower Ground Floor
The Garden Mall,  Mid Valley City
Lingkaran Syed Putra
59200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Facebook: Stickhouse Malaysia

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