Sampaguita Ice Cream

Dr. Atalie Ashley West a month ago

Leaving a review for reach so more people can find this exceptional ice cream shop in one of my favorite districts in Central Florida. We've NEVER had anything bad on the menu - always fresh, always delicious, always packed and worth the wait. Their sibling shop (Greenery Creamery) is just as exceptional, but without seating. I love the decor and ambiance and the option to sit and enjoy what we've ordered out of the heat. They also have Ube Brownies here 😭😭😭

Jasmine Almeda 3 months ago

Sampaguita is an absolute gem in Orlando! The halo-halo was incredibly delicious and refreshing, and the ube ice cream was some of the best I’ve ever had. Everything tasted authentic and full of flavor, making it feel like a true taste of the Philippines right here in Central Florida. The atmosphere and overall vibe were amazing, creating a welcoming and fun experience from the moment we walked in. I love how Sampaguita brings a little bit of Filipino flavor and culture to Orlando in such a unique and delicious way. If you’re looking for great desserts and authentic Filipino-inspired treats, this place is a must-visit. Highly recommend!

Aubrey Jung 3 months ago

every time i have been here the line is out the door! sampaguita offers seasonal, creative flavors and specials, as well as great service and a charming location. parking is another story, for there is very little of that. while often very busy, the staff is always kind and accommodating. every flavor and dish is thoughtful and creative, and there are always a fair amount of vegan flavors/options for those who do not eat dairy. i've personally really liked everything i've had there, although i would always recommend trying one of the specials on rotation! if you're in the area and you can find parking, this ice cream shop is a must-try.

Evelyn Villafuerte 3 months ago

The halo halo is amazing, the ice cream is good in general. For kids I would suggest the ube cookies and cream. Beautiful inside, only things is that the tables are really with a two people seating. With signs asking you not to move them, yet is needed if you come a in a group of three or more people. The tables feel like heavy marble, so I wouldn’t move them but the chairs ??? It’s a regular chair. The place looks beautiful, yet if you come in bigger groups be warned that seating is kinda weird (especially with the kids) as everything is catered to a two seater. They sell stickers, cookies, merch etc it’s really pretty and clean. They have booths which I would say one person per booth. The parking is great on a Tuesday afternoon in the back. I would say it’s pretty accessible including the bathrooms for people with wheels chairs. They allow you to taste the ice cream with tiny spoons.

Jodie 6 months ago

I’m someone who gives places many chances—especially if they’re highly rated and well-reviewed in Florida. Sampaguita is a very beloved Filipino sweets shop that I visit almost every time I’m in Orlando because I really want to love it, but in reality, I only like it a normal/decent amount. Their menu has a lot of hits and misses, with the pastry shelf leaning heavily toward the misses. For pastries, I’ve tried the ube Dubai cookie, ube pandan macaron, pandan s’mores cookie, adobo chocolate chip cookie, black sesame & ube cookie, and the turon dulce danish. Out of six pastries, I swear only one actually tasted good. The others were dry, stale, and not flavorful at all. When they did have flavor, it unfortunately just tasted… bad. The ube Dubai cookie and the pandan s’mores cookie were both extremely dry and even tasted stale. You also can’t taste any adobo in the adobo chocolate chip cookie—not even a small hint. The only pastry I liked was the turon dulce danish, which was actually delicious. As for the seasonal specials and the ice creams, I tried the six-ice-cream flight with champorado, sampaguita, buko pandan, Milo rocky road, ube cheesecake, and banoffee pie. Some of these