Saturday 21 July 2018

Tella Balls, Castle Hill


Tella Balls have recently opened up in Castle Hill and my mouth is watering! Matt is a huge dessert fan so I can tell he's really excited as well. As I walk in, I see a number of tables already with their desserts and I can't help but have a sneak peek. So what should I order?


The menu is quite extensive and depending how how big your sweet tooth is, get ready folks!


First up is the Tella Balls Slider ($10) is your donut made into a gelato sandwich. This particular slider had delicious nutella gelato. This is your must order dish if you love ice cream as there's a really delicious, creamy and thick. I love ice cream so I'm happy. It's very addictive. 



The Golden Lasagne ($15) is a golden gaytime mousse cake made from fresh cream, chocolate biscuit layers, lashings of caramel and is served with vanilla bean gelato. If you love cake - especially the kind with layers of fresh cream and sponge then this may be your pick. 


The Old school crepes ($16) are original crepes with Canadian maple syrup with strawberries, whipped cream and is served with vanilla bean gelato. What a delicious combination. This dish is a great alternative if you've ordered enough chocolate dishes as the flavours are different with the fresh strawberries, vanilla bean ice cream and the maple syrup. The crepes were really nice and moist and a pleasure to eat.

There's also a very small savoury menu. Southern Fried Chicken Crepes ($10) has south fried chicken tenders with cheese, mixed leaf and house made sauce in a savoury crepe. This is a good option if you don't have a sweet tooth and your company want to get something sweet.



The Kinder Bueno Waffle ($18) is a Belgian style waffle served with nutella, topped with kinder bueno pieces and house made vanilla bean gelato. The waffle is perfection with pillow-soft textures with a slight eggy taste and that chocolate sauce is a match made in heaven. I really liked this waffle however Matt wanted a more crunchy and sugary texture. The pieces of bueno and vanilla bean also make for good contrast. 




Summary: Treat your tastebuds to a sweet delight at Tella Balls. Matt's favourite Tella Balls dish was the Tella Ball Slider whereas I would have to go for the Old School crepes on this occasion - traditional flavours for the win. Recommend!

Price: $10-20 for most dishes


Location: Castle Towers, 6-14 Castle St, Castle Hill


Opening Hours: 

11am to 11pm daily



Weekend Food Escapes dined as guests of the venue or their representatives. All photos, opinions and words are my own.
Tella Balls Dessert Bar Menu, Reviews, Photos, Location and Info - Zomato

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