Came here with some friends at night to hangout. Not a lot of places open till midnight and Sulbing…read morewas one of them. I got a strawberry yogurt slushy. Service was ok. I would get a sulbing if I wasn't super full. We came here right after dinner. We also got some redbean desserts to share. The drink here is pretty good. The place was super busy at night. There are plenty of parking here.

This is the OG spot for shaved ice. I haven't been in a few years but it's still as tasty as I…read moreremember. We got the mango cheese bingsu ($23.95) and there was a generous amount of mango on top. Only thing is I don't remember it being that expensive and I think the size got smaller (rip shrinkflation).

Pretty decent tofu pudding and mango sago. Wish the mango sago had more mango puree in the base and…read moresweeter mangos but overall decent for the price. Tofu pudding came with a tasty ginger syrup!

on a hot thursday evening at 25 degrees celsius, we went to icy bar on kingsway and boundary for a…read morelight dessert. our friend called ahead and managed to get a reservation. we had no problems getting street parking either. the place was lively and the menu was extensive. after much careful deliberation, my partner and i decided to share a medium shaved ice with four toppings: strawberries, watermelon, mango mochi, and lychee popping pearls, served with condensed milk on the side. the shaved ice consistency isn't as fine and light as at other places, but our dessert, topped with fresh fruits and lychee popping pearls, was refreshing and sweet, perfect for the summer weather. we appreciated the self-serve water station and the colourful, appetizing icy treat.

Cute Asian cafe that serves different drinks and dessert! Very pretty inside and has a middle range…read moreof seating. We opted for the mango shaved ice which is a good portion to share between two people. It's loaded with lots of mango and mango syrup. I wouldn't mind the ice being a bit more shaved. Also got the red date, longan and brown sugar tea which came in a huge mug. It was very cozy to drink. Overall, a nice cafe to stop by!

After dinner as we drove by Richmond, my husband ask for Mango dessert, and we came by this place…read more Along with our son, we ordered a few to try. The mango coconut sago ain't what he expected as there is really coconut meat on it which is nice but the dish is a bit lack of flavour. My son ordered the sponge cake with the rice ball. And they all wanted to breakout and try the pork floss dessert. I personally love it very much as it satisfy all taste buds both savoury and sweet. My son loved it and said that's the best thing in the world but my husband had a small bit and pulled a face. As we got there quite early, it was nice and quiet. The server can speak excellent English which was very helpful and she explained the type of dessert to my husband and son as well.

A nice little place to come for Taiwanese desserts. Seats about 22 people. My 3 friends and I…read morearrived around 9:30 and getting a table was easy. We had an assortment of desserts but I had and enjoyed the double layered streamed milk with mango. Would come back again. Servies was friendly and helpful. Metered street parking on Kingsway or Parkin the side street for free playing.

I am a pregnant woman and needed to use the restroom along our walk to a different location along…read moreKingsway. We had walked in and I asked super politely if I could use the washroom and the guy sitting in one of the booths said yes yes and pointed towards the bathroom. My husband walked with me towards the washroom and when we were walking towards the bathroom the woman and the man began yelling at my husband saying you can't go in there respect the people and a bunch of nonsense as I closed the door they continued to yell at my husband and say things along the lines of no no no, as I walked out and my husband went to use the bathroom as well, the lady behind the counter came out and said you need to respect the people, and I said I'm sorry but he was waiting for me I don't know what your implying but we just needed to use the bathroom... as we walked out I said thank you but I guess they didn't hear me and then the man began yelling saying "and you don't even say thank you" even though I did say thank you. Overall the owners or whoever those people were are extremely rude and had the wrong assumptions of me and my husband. They shouldn't own a restaurant with the way they speak to people. Tried to report to the better business bureau but they aren't on there. I wonder if they even have the correct information, and documents to own that place.

I came here with two other friends. We got 2 items to share: 1 regular Injeolmi bingsoo and 1 large…read moregreentea bingsoo. I felt like the two was basically the same with the exception one has greentea powder and the other had soybean powder. I find the shaved ice here a lot more dense and of course it makes it a lot more filling compared to bingsoo at other places. The greentea bingsoo was my favorite. It had a nice flavor. There are greentea powder in the middle of the dessert. The greentea cake on the side was not bad. It was also nothing special. I have a feeling they probably didn't make those cube cakes inhouse. The Injeolmi bingsoo is probably something that I won't order again. Don't get me wrong, it was not bad. I am just not big on rice cake. The powder on the Injeolmi bingsoo was quite interesting. It had a nice smoky flavor to it. Both bingsoo was topped with redbeans. In terms of decor, the place is nothing fancy. It has tables and chairs so you can definitely dine in. The place is also a bit hidden behind a bus stop. The place can easily be missed.

they charge you just to sit in the restaurant. A couple of my friends and I went into the New West…read morelocation earlier today. We were told that each person sitting at the table would have to spend a minimum of 5$ just to sit in the restaurant. There were 5 of us and we were wanting to share a 15$ regular sized bingsoo, but since we all didn't spend 5$ they didn't even allow us to order. We asked if then they could make it a togo order so we could eat it outside and she denied that as-well. I know it's 2025 now and prices are crazy, but I never thought i'd be denied service for wanting to purchase something to share. I used to love coming here but I don't plan on coming back with these outrageous seating prices. They are trying to up charge you so don't fall for it.

Portland-like grunge meets Korean bingsoo. If there is such thing as an Asian dessert dive bar,…read morethis is it. Filthy bathroom, unswept floors, sticky tables. An eccentric collection of wall decor. Furniture looked picked up from a donation center. Yet the place is packed. Bingsoo is flavorful, nice fluff & toppings great. Service was smiley and courteous despite the busyness. And they were hustling serving the orders. Freezing outside but inside coats are off and enjoying the warmth of conversations & laughter. It appeared to be popular amongst the newer generation.

dinner with the girls ended far too soon, but we weren't quite ready to call it a night just yet…read more so naturally, we did what any reasonable group of women would do after dinner: went for dessert at mr frosty. this korean dessert cafe has no shortage of tempting options, bingsoo, waffles, taiyaki, croffles, basque cheesecakes, tiramisu, cookies, macarons, milkshakes and plenty of drinks. basically, the hardest part is figuring out what not to order. i eventually settled on the tiramisu bingsoo, and it turned out to be a very good decision. the shaved milk ice was incredibly light and delicate, with a soft, fluffy texture almost like freshly fallen snow. it practically dissolved on the tongue, while the tiramisu added layers of creamy richness and mellow coffee flavour. the combination of cold, airy milk ice, sweet cream and coffee made every bite feel surprisingly light, despite how indulgent the whole thing looked. and there was a small espresso pour over, adding a warm hit of bold coffee that soaked into the fluffy bingsoo and intensified those tiramisu flavours. digging in proved to be a little messy, delicious and absolutely impossible to eat gracefully. sitting there happily sharing my dessert, i suddenly realized i had broken one of my not so hard and fast rule, that of no eating after 8 pm. c'est la vie. we don't get together often enough anyways.

There are so many old-fashioned Chinese desserts you can try! And in my view, the top comments to a…read moredesserts is this is not sweet. Unlike most dessert in us, you can hardly tell the origin ingredients of sweetness, but most asian dessert leverage the sweetness of the ingredients!!! This place is soooooooooo good and it is just like the dessert shop you will meet at southern part of China. you can try their homemade tofu dessert with freshly grind soy beas to creat soy milk and then tofu dessert. Also their black seasame paste is also reallly worth trying!!!! Highly recommended because the taste is so great the texture is so smooth. Hot dessert is one of my favorite! You can also have a mix of the above two dessert together, they match with each other. I would like to try if I got another chance to visit this place.

Price: There's a sign that says "cash only," then a sign that says "pay by cash and pay no tax."…read moreIt's slightly confusing. Does it mean there are other payment options or is it saying that paying with cash has a perk? Probably the latter. The price seems cheaper in-store than when ordering online for pick up... The durian pancake was priced at $9, but I only paid $8.50 because I paid with cash. Rating: 7/10. More and more dessert places have durian as one of their menu items, and for first-time durian consumers, the durian pancake is the entry item, as it has chunks of durian but is also wrapped with familiar tastes like cream and pancake. This is my second time bringing someone to experience their first-time durian experience. Both had a good and interesting first experience. The durian was creamy, and the space was filled with the durian aroma once the pancake was cut into. The person has to really want to try durian in order to have an open mind about the aroma and taste. Both friends had a good first impression of durian. Will try again. The menu is extensive, offering drinks, toast, mango sticky rice, and cold and hot dessert items. I've tried their mango/sago series in the past. Rating: 7/10. The space is good for groups. When we went there were groups of kids that looked like they just finished school.

Tasty bubble tea place on Kingsway by Royal Oak…read more Parking is available on the side streets. I think there's also a very tiny lot in the back. The inside is forest themed, and is quite serene. Lots of fake greenery. Staff were friendly. No complaints. They offer real fruit here, which is nice. My mango drink was tasty.

Came across this place when picking up take out nearby. It's a super cute place, targeting the IG…read morecrowd. I had the brown sugar brulee, and it was divine - not too sweet, the pearls were done just right, and you could taste the brown sugar. My husband had the mango slush and enjoyed the tiny chunks of mango in it. Also had the Hokkaido milk ice cream. Super smooth, creamy, and not too sweet. The ice cream is constantly being churned, which would probably contribute to the smooth texture. You can pay cash or credit, but they have a sign offering a discount if paying in cash. The service here is kind of lacking - not very friendly, and they always look so miserable. There's a tiny parking lot in back.