Where to Find Thai-Style Ice Cream Rolls in Boston

Think Cold Stone Creamery, but prettier: Thai-inspired ice cream shops have been popping up around the country lately, featuring ice cream that is made to order on a cold metal plate, scraped into rolls, and served with a variety of toppings. We’ll be keeping track of new openings right here. Hit up the tipline if you know of any similar shops opening in the Boston area.

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