Rolled Ice Cream in Surrey: Rasmalai, Gulab Jamun and More

By Waffle Bliss Team · Published 2026-10-23

Rolled ice cream is as much a show as a dessert. A liquid base is poured onto a freezing-cold plate, mixed with mix-ins, spread thin and then scraped into tight rolls, all in a couple of minutes and right in front of you. If you are looking for rolled ice cream in Surrey, BC, here is how it works, what makes it good, and the flavours we make at Waffle Bliss, including South Asian favourites like Rasmalai, Gulab Jamun and Milk Cake.

How rolled ice cream is made

Rolled ice cream, sometimes called stir-fried ice cream, started as a street dessert in Thailand. The process is simple to watch and hard to master:

  1. A liquid ice cream base is poured onto a very cold steel plate.
  2. Mix-ins such as cookies, fruit or chocolate are chopped and folded in as the base starts to freeze.
  3. The mixture is spread into a thin, even sheet.
  4. Once it sets, it is scraped into rolls with a spatula and stood up in a cup.
  5. Toppings and sauces go on last.

Because each cup is made to order, rolled ice cream tastes fresh and the mix-ins are spread through every roll rather than sitting on top.

What makes rolled ice cream good

  • Thin, even sheets roll neatly and have a smooth texture.
  • Real mix-ins like crushed Oreo cookies or chocolate pieces add flavour all the way through.
  • Flavours you will not find in a grocery freezer make the trip worthwhile.
  • Made in front of you so you know it is fresh.

Our rolled ice cream flavours

At Waffle Bliss, our rolled ice cream menu mixes classics with flavours inspired by South Asian sweets.

Classics

  • Cookies & Cream Oreo: hand-rolled with real Oreo cookies and topped with chocolate syrup.
  • Kinder Bueno: chocolate and hazelnut.
  • Ferrero Rocher: another one for hazelnut fans.
  • Strawberry: fruity and simple.
  • Mango Mania: a bright, tropical pick.
  • Choco Fudge Brownie: rich and chocolatey.
  • Matcha Heaven: for green tea fans.

Fun flavours

  • Birthday Cake: a party in a cup.
  • Cotton Candy: sweet and playful, a hit with kids.

South Asian inspired

  • Rasmalai: inspired by the classic milk-based sweet.
  • Gulab Jamun: a dessert-shop favourite turned into ice cream.
  • Milk Cake: rich, milky and caramel-like.
  • Rose Magic: floral and fragrant.

Current prices are on our menu.

How to order rolled ice cream like a regular

  • Go on a Thursday. Our Thursday daily special is 2 Rolled Ice Cream, ideal for sharing with a friend. Specials run from 1 PM.
  • Pair it with something hot. A cold cup of rolled ice cream next to a hot waffle or a plate of mini pancakes is a great combination.
  • Eat it soon. Rolled ice cream is at its best right after it is made, so dine in if you can, or plan to enjoy it quickly after pickup.
  • Try one new flavour each visit. With more than a dozen flavours, there is plenty to work through.

Rolled ice cream for parties

Watching rolled ice cream being made is half the fun, which makes it a favourite for birthdays. Flavours like Birthday Cake and Cotton Candy are made for kids' parties, while Rasmalai and Gulab Jamun suit family gatherings. Ask about dessert catering for your event, or read our birthday desserts guide.

Allergy note

Rolled ice cream is a dairy dessert. Some flavours contain nuts (such as Kinder Bueno and Ferrero Rocher), wheat (from cookies and brownies) and other allergens. Our menu is made eggless, but if you have a food allergy, please tell our team when you order or call (604) 503-0153.

Where to get rolled ice cream in Surrey

Waffle Bliss is at 12101 72 Ave, Unit 142, Surrey, BC V3W 2M1, inside Strawberry Hill Shopping Centre near Scott Road. We are open every day from 1 PM until midnight, and until 1 AM on Fridays and Saturdays, so rolled ice cream works as a late-night dessert too.

Coming from nearby? See the dessert cafe in Strawberry Hill, near North Delta, Panorama Ridge and Fleetwood. Want to compare other spots? Read our guide to the best dessert cafes in Surrey.

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