

It was nice that it was started by a fellow Canadian.
XTC Gelato is located in the SOHO area of Central in Hong Kong. It's tucked under the many staircases and the world's longest covered escalator.

So my eyes scanned for any flavour that was unique to Hong Kong or East Asia.


Hong Kong milk tea is a popular drink here that I'll go into detail later. It's one of my favourite caffeine drinks, next to the likes of Vietnamese coffee.

After seeing Szechuan Pepper I just had to try it. It tasted like It was spicy and like eating creamy pepper. So I took the Hong Kong Milk Tea instead.
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