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Something New And Delicious Is Coming To Warrington
"Mango Mango House of Desserts" is slated to open sometime this fall at the Shops at Valley Square on Easton Road.

WARRINGTON, PA — Something new and delicious is coming to the Shops at Valley Square in Warrington Township.
Located between Painting With A Twist and LensCrafters, “Mango Mango House Of Desserts” is slated to open sometime this fall at the Easton Road shopping center.
“Mango Mango is packing our bags (and our mangoes) and heading to Pennsylvania,” the store posted on Instagram. “Get ready to fall in love with our iconic mango sago juice bowls, dreamy crepe cakes, and smoothie-o’s that live rent-free in your head. Oh, and did we mention new pastries and snowclouds (aka the shaved ice of your dreams) are joining the lineup too?
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“We’re putting the finishing touches on our newest location and counting down the days until we can welcome you in. Grand opening details are dropping soon — make sure you’re following so you don’t miss it,” the store posted.
This year, the dessert chain was voted the second best dessert/treat chain in the nation in USA Today’s Readers Choice Awards.
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“Born in New York's Chinatown, this dessert innovator has perfected the art of marrying traditional Hong Kong sweets with modern confectionery techniques,” writes the newspaper. “Each location boasts rigorously trained staff members who craft impossibly photogenic desserts from only the freshest fruit. Their signature is pomelo and sago soup — little tapioca pearls swimming in a coconut-mango elixir — but the entire menu is a dessert dream, from the Green Tea Mille Crepe Cake to the unapologetically funky Durian Dessert Bowl.”
Mango Mango opened its first location on June 15, 2013, in New York City’s Chinatown. Today, the company operates 50 stores across 15 states, including four in Pennsylvania - Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Berwyn, and Ardmore. This would be the chain’s first in Bucks County, with a second coming soon to Bensalem.
“Here, the mango’s our muse,” says the company’s website. “The king of fruits - vibrant, juicy, sweet, silky, fresh, tangy — it’s a fruit that totally lights up the senses, kinda like life does.
“Bold like life’s adventure, sweet like connection, tangy like those random, spontaneous moments, smooth like inner calm, and juicy like pure joy, every bite’s a little celebration of life.
So grab a seat and treat yourself to rich, dreamy desserts, zesty, refreshing teas, and the people who make life sweeter.
“Here, mango is much more than a fruit — it’s a vibe, a symbol of life’s contrasts and surprises, a juicy little nudge to remember.”
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