Founded by two Polish immigrants in New York in 1961, Haagen-Dazs has grown into a global ice-cream emporium, which includes not only pricey ice-cream shops, but countless products in the frozen departments of almost all Western supermarkets. Treating yourself to a dose of Haagen-Dazs does not come cheap anywhere in the world, but at the same time the quality and choice of their ice-creams is one of the main reasons of their success. There are currently two branches in Chengdu, one at Zhongshan Plaza and the other at Xida Jie. Their impressive menu includes a range of ice-creams and sorbets by the scoop, as well as a heavenly selection of ice-cream desserts such as the Royal Monte Carlo, a serving of coffee and Dulce de Leche ice-cream smothered with almonds, walnuts and caramel syrup. Don’t come with a light wallet though.
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