Coconut & Co.
Women-owned Alhambra dessert and beverage shop bringing Southeast Asian flavors to coconut water, coconut shakes, sago drinks, and kaya sweets.
Go here if
- →You love fresh coconut water, coconut meat, and coconut milk
- →You want lightly sweet drinks with vegan and dairy-free choices
- →You need a refreshing dessert stop after eating in downtown Alhambra
Skip it if
- —You do not like coconut-forward drinks or desserts
- —You want a conventional milk tea and boba menu
- —You need a full savory meal rather than a drink or snack
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Eat in SGV StaffMango Sago Coconut Milk
Start with thisFresh mango, organic Thai young coconut water, sago, and coconut milk. It is vegan and thick enough to sip slowly, with a strong natural mango flavor and plenty of sago. This was the best blend of mango and coconut from the visit.
Calamansi Sugarcane Coconut Water with Coconut Meat
Tart calamansi arrives first, followed by coconut water and tender coconut meat, while the sugarcane stays subtle. The current menu lists it as vegan with no added sugar. It was the lighter and faster-drinking choice.
Eat in SGV StaffPandan Kaya Gua Baos
Two fluffy steamed gua baos with house-made pandan kaya jam. The soft bun, coconut-forward jam, and optional butter make it work equally well for breakfast or dessert.
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"Start with the Mango Sago Coconut Milk if you want the richer dessert drink. It has a strong natural mango flavor, plenty of sago, and enough coconut milk to make the two flavors feel balanced. Get the Calamansi Sugarcane Coconut Water when you want something lighter and more refreshing, then add the Pandan Kaya Gua Baos with butter if you are sharing."
— Eat in SGV Team
The basics
- Address
- 15 E Main St, Alhambra, CA 91801
- Price
- $ · about $1–10 a head (Google)
- Cuisine
- Southeast Asian Desserts
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