Dao

Dao, Subang ss15

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Dao is a dessert shop that is located at ss15. This dessert shop focuses on soymilk and beancurd and all their soya is different from the others and they are freshly made. This place is usually not as crowded compared to the 'boba street'. Therefore, it is a really good place for students to chill with their friend with silent environment. 
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 This is one of their famous dessert. This is the beancurd with the black sesame paste. I usually order this with 'tong yuen' with just RM1 extra charges. 
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Their ice-cream is also one of their popular item in the store. The taste of their ice-cream is soymilk which is very rare in Kuala Lumpur as most of the ice-cream always go with the main-stream such as vanilla and chocolate. This ice-cream costs around RM3 to RM4 which is almost same as the ice-creams that are being sold in 'Family-Mart' but the quality of this ice-cream is much better compared to the 'Family Mart'. The texture of the ice-cream is very tender, it is not like some other ice-cream that are very soft and it almost tastes like it is melting.
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'Dao' offers two type of soymilk which includes the white one and the green one. These 'soymilks' are being sold at a different price. But I usually go for the white one as it tastes softer compared to the green ones which is one of my preference. The green one is a little bit strong for me but many of my friends tend to like it more compared to the white ones. The white 'soymilk' costs RM3.60 for a small one but the green ones costs RM5.60 for a small one.
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Despite all the good desserts 'Dao' offer, they also provide a friendly and relaxed environment for their customers to enjoy their desserts and talking to each other. The shop is designed with traditional ideas instead of some of the high class fancy where everyone has to speak softly and behave at their best-self.
http://www.bangsarbabe.com/2018/12/dao-ss15-subang-jaya.html
https://discoverkl.com/2018/06/08/dao-ss15-cafe-food-review/

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