Yorica! - London

There was a time when I tried puffin in Iceland. Or maybe it was the time I saw coal-scrambled ice. But what really stood out was the time I tried raw chicken at a special restaurant in Tokyo. I didn't learn to cook there, but like my friends who took me there, I approached it with extreme skepticism.

This restaurant serves delicious vegan ice cream and frozen yogurt, but they are not necessarily healthy as they contain sugar. The froyo is creamy and tasty, with a variety of toppings to choose from. While it is a vegan treat, it may not be considered a "clean eating" experience. However, Yorica! does not advertise themselves as a health food option.

The service was excellent and the flavors were amazing! I highly recommend trying the matcha frozen yogurt and moringa ice cream - both were delicious. The restaurant is spacious and the staff is very friendly.

Finally a vegan place where you have a beautiful frozen yogurt and ice with extremely amazing toppings and delicious milkshake. yes and everything is vegan. do they have allergies of odour? no problem they offer free ground butter. is a magical world that has an allergy or is simply vegan. love it just, well done. they really need to try at least those, even if they are not vegan, they will surprise .... trust me .even the oreo biscuits are vegan.....and more.

Ended up coming here twice during my last trip to London. The first was supposed to be for a quick snack/treat before getting dinner later that night, but when I saw that there was more than just vegan, allergy-free ice cream, and that I could also get gluten-free vegan waffles as well? Oops, I ended up having dessert for dinner. My second visit was after enjoying the first visit so much and wanting to try their crepes, but they ended up being out of crepes that second time. I love the concept of everything there being free of the top 14 allergens, therefore being vegan, gluten-free, soy-free, nut-free, dairy-free, egg-free, etc. It is rare being able to eat somewhere without the worry of cross-contamination. (They also don't allow patrons to bring food from outside to eat there, to prevent cross-contamination even in the dining area, which is extra security for anyone who is severely allergic to anything. The ice cream was pretty good for being vegan (I've had so much worse , and the waffles weren't anything special. You get three mini ones. For the combo plate, you can opt for two scoops of any flavor of ice cream, three mini waffles, and a choice of topping or syrup on top of it all. Next time if I get the combo plate, I might choose something other than syrup on top ... it was a little TOO sweet for me. Still yummy nonetheless. My second visit, as I said, was in hopes of trying their crepes, but they were out. So, I got just a scoop of ice cream. I tasted a couple of the other flavors, but I loved the cookies cream one so much last time that I got a scoop of that again, and got a gluten-free version of an Oreo cookie on top. Next time I'm back in London, I'll be back here, for sure.