Sulbing Cafe is a wonderful unique dessert option at The Streets of SouthGlenn. The Korean desserts…read moreare so refreshing! Sulbing, the dessert, is a shaved ice bowl with delicious toppings. I've tried several and they're all so good it's tough to pick a favorite - real green tea with red bean paste? Mango cheesecake? Monster cookies & cream? Or the special Dubai chocolate? You really can't go wrong. The mini sulbing is good for an individual, the regular size is great for sharing! The fish buns are also highly recommended. It's a bit impersonal in that you don't have to interact with anyone at all - order at the kiosk and when your order is ready, your order number will appear on the board - ready to pick up your tray for dine-in or bag for a to-go order. It would even be a good place to study/work since it's pretty quiet. inside.

Bingsu is always awesome, and they do a good job here. My only gripe is that I don't live closer!…read morePortions are HUGE so expect to share! We usually get the cookies one, as it appeals to everyone in my family. I do kind of wish that Southglenn could thrive a little more though, this outdoor shopping area has been on life support for years, but that's a different issue entirely.

I come here pretty often and like to mix up my orders. The taiyaki is always made fresh and is…read moreloaded with the desired filling. The milk tea drinks always satisfy and are made to your liking. I like that you can customize the sweetness, ice, and toppings on your drinks. The taro milk tea tastes more authentic than other boba spots I've tried. The place is always packed when I visit but the lines move pretty quick because of their 3 self-service kiosk. The atmosphere feels welcoming and cozy. I can usually find a seat even during busy hours.

Snowl is short for Snow Bowl. Came here Sunday evening and it was completely packed. It is spacious…read moreand seats many people. The main attention here is a shaved milk bowl with flavors of your option. There are many varieties of snowls. They also offer some spicy ricecakes, taiyaki and teas. My group got the strawberry snowl. It came with a mochi ice cream topping, sliced strawberries, popping boba and strawberry syrup. The bowl was extremely sweet and the four of us could not finish it. The snowl itself was quite large, but if it was less sweet, I think we could have finished it. The shopping mall has some parking but it can get filled pretty quickly. I imagine a lot of the spots get taken by the employees early in the day. We were able to find parking on the street nearby.

We mainly came here to try their bingsu which was pretty good! I unsurprisingly ended up also…read moreordering something savory which was the kimbap. Also very tasty. The inside looked newly remodeled and clean which was a plus. Great casual spot to grab some Korean food or deserts if you're in the mood for it.

Grub hubbed both times. Improve your food consistency…read more Ordered from them once and it was great and as described. Ordered tonight and it was terrible. No sauce bland taste and can't follow instructions (opted for chopsticks no chopsticks with our order). 2 hours to receive our food...their fault not the drivers Never again.

I definitely try to make a stop here whenever I am in Denver for work. Their matcha soft serve ice…read morecream is my absolute favorite! It has a strong matcha flavor and is not too sweet. I usually like to get a hazelnut latte as well, and they are very accommodating with all my requests. They have lots of board games available for people to borrow. Overall, this is a great spot for a quick treat or just to hang out.

Overall: Sweettooth heaven. Consistent and a plethora of options to choose from the menu. Soft…read moreserve is so, so creamy ere. Desserts: I think the highlight is the soft serve but they have shakes, drinks, boba, cream buns, and mochi donuts. They are consistent across the board despite the ginormous menu. -Soft serve ice cream - Very smooth soft serve and the flavors are deep (i.e. matcha, milk, sesame). They also add actual fruit to the fruit flavors, like mango or strawberry. -Shakes - Also, good. It's basically mixed soft serve. -Drinks - Their drinks are intensely flavored which is much appreciated (i.e. coffee, matcha, ube expresso). -Cream buns - too much for me but if you like decadent cream, this is for you. -Mochi donuts - normally not into this but the texture is good here. The outside has a has a thin, crisp layer and then it's pleasantly chewy without being too dense. Space: An okay amount of seating. Can get crowded as it's popular. Service: Polite and helpful when you have questions. Price: $$. Average for what it is.

I have been hearing about this place and it's yummy bin-su and Korean desserts. I decided to stop…read moreby on a Saturday and try it out. When we got outside, the parking lot was packed and we could see plenty of people and a food truck, there was definitely an event going on We learned it was an event for a K-pop band with vendors and food Set up there to bring people in. There was a pretty good line since it was so packed, we used the online ordering kiosk and got one of their "snows" - snow bowls. Although the most popular are the strawberry and mango, I decided to try the black sesame as it is my personal fave. We also got it with an extra side of condensed milk, which really made a difference and amped up the texture and flavor. It was pretty good, it came with a mochi and frozen red bean paste, almonds, and plenty of shaved ice. It was a giant bowl, too much for two people even, and we took the rest of it home. Surprisingly, it was even better later on when the snow had turned into more of a gelato texture. At nearly $20 for the bowl it's no steal, but it was a nice treat, and I'm happy to say that I've tried it.

On a mission to find the best taiyaki/ahboong in Denver and started with Snowl. This cute dessert…read morespot has lots of great seating available and they seem to be fine with folks hanging around with friends. They have a wide variety of options on their menu- we had the taiyaki in a cup and and snow bowl. Some positives and mild negatives for me. For the taiyaki, there are only two options for flavor- matcha or milk tea. There are quite a few filling flavors available. I got the milk tea with Nutella filling and topped with mini Oreos. It was delicious, but not the best I've had. My husband got the Snow Bowl- I tried a few bites and it was delicious! I may have to make that my next foodie showdown. There were some odd restrictions around whether or not you can eat the to go in the building and they lock that bag down to ensure that I guess. Since it is such a large portion of the dessert, seems like it would make sense to have it to go in case you can't finish it. Just feels like an unnecessary restriction. The snow bowls are amazing though! We got the mango and it was gloriously refreshing- told my fella it would be used to bribe me any day of the week. It would be cool if there were different sizes though because the serving is probably enough for several people or one person for multiple sittings- like a small, med, mega situation would be cool. Some ups and down, but I definitely wouldn't turn down another visit to Snowl!

Momo Bing is located inside the Coark Collective Food Hall in Aurora…read more After you have decided on what you want, you order & pay at the Food Hall entrance. You will be given a receipt with your order number, or you can give them a name for your order. Then, you can go grab a table while you wait. You need to keep a close eye on the screen. Not all vendors will call out your number or name. Momo Bing's staff was calling out orders, and that was nice! When you see your number or name on the screen, it is time for you to go to the vendor to pick up your food. This business is one of the busier shops. Who doesn't like teas, dumplings, & Bingsu?? I got the Mango Bingsu. The shaved ice cream is so fluffy and creamy. The mango pieces were diced nice and tiny. Most were a little too green for me. I think they use green mangoes because they're more tart & offset the sweetness of the ice cream. It probably isn't so healthy, but I like the sweeter mangoes. I love that they don't skimp on the fruit! The Shaved Ice Cream aka Bingsu is enough for 2 people. Alas, I was alone, so I did the best I could! I ate all the ice cream and put the extra fruit pieces in a cup to take home. I will enjoy it later. Their tea drinks look refreshing! I probably won't be trying them on my next visit because I am committed to trying a new drink at the other tea place here. If I visit again after that, I might try that Honeydew Milk Tea. The Mango Bingsu was certainly a fine ending to my lunch!

From the owner: We are located in CoArk Collective food halls. We serve milk…read moreteas, iced black/green teas with our unique topping, cheese foam with flower(actual, edible flower!!) We also have shaved ice called noodle bing su, which is something you've never seen in colorado before. It's shaved frozen milk dessert shaped like noodle that give you delicious texture and taste.

Confirmed. Mango Mango Dessert is at 1144 S Colorado Blvd, Denver, CO and the mille crepe cake is…read morea confirmed menu item . Here's the revised review: Okay people... I don't throw around the word "franchise" lightly. But I walked out of Mango Mango Dessert on Colorado Blvd genuinely researching whether I could open one in centennial or south area. That should tell you everything. The crepe cake is what got me. Thin crepe after thin crepe, stacked with cream, and somehow light enough that you don't feel like a monster for finishing it. We also grabbed some to bring home... which lasted about 20 minutes if I'm being honest. Perfect end of night dessert. Here is the thing though... this place doesn't feel like it was built for an American audience. It feels like someone picked it up directly from Asia and just set it down on Colorado Blvd, completely intact. The flavors, the presentation, the whole experience... it's the real deal. Not a watered down approximation of what Americans think Asian dessert tastes like. The actual thing. Now the lines. They are long. At all hours. And the answer is yes... people just love it this much. A line that long is usually trying to tell you something. Go. Just bring a bag if patience.

Needed something refreshing, different and not so caffeine oriented and viola!…read more It was packed restaurant when we got in but our order was taken in reasonable time considering only one front person. Our order came out in a zippy. I had the special mango mango drink and shared few deserts. All gone! Licked the plate, sucked the last drop! When you are in a mood for some mango, this is the place. Thank you for bringing the order to our table. 1. Very noisy. Need some noise absorbing wall art. 2. Those chairs legs - as bad as the chalk board

Food: As a coffee fan & I tried Dalgona( Korean cookie caramel) latte. Love it…read more Sunset ade is refreshing with OJ in it. Both paired well with Honey comb cheese bread that I prefer condensed milk sauce more than honey sauce. Service: Friendly owner who let me try Dalgona cookie before order it. Gave us 15% off for Vets discounts( that we put them back for tips). Ambiance: Clean, modern. But they are under some construction right now. We didn't hear any noise. We played Uno as they offered many board games. Open late coffee shop! Good for night owl or waiting for a late meet up spot. Sum up: Unique coffee, nice team, great late hours in Aurora, Korean town strip mall!

Please don't be fools by something that looked absolutely beautiful, but unfortunately the…read moreexperience didn't come nearly close of the presentation. For the price, they should be ready to enjoy, not served frozen to the point where they're inedible. We weren't informed ahead of time that they would be frozen, so we ended up spending quite a bit without actually being able to enjoy them they were still ice-cold on the inside. The Turkish coffee was also disappointing and didn't resemble what you would typically expect. Overall, the visit fell short of expectations. If pastries are being sold at a premium price of $12-14 per one... they should be fresh and ready to eat not something so frozen it feels like it could break your teeth.

Amazing 10/10. The best Korean food I've had in Colorado. And I really appreciate Korean culture so…read moreI travel for the food. I like the vibe. Honestly perfect place to hold any cup sleeve or kpop/kdrama themed events. The space is good too. Employees are friendly. We drove 45 minutes for the food after doing the Reuter-Hess incline. And the food was better than the view from the hike. Especially the takiyaki we ordered.

By far the tastiest item was the Kim-Burg bowl. The burger patty was flavorful, the spiced ketchup…read morehad a decent amount of heat, and the egg was just runny enough. I wish the taro milk tea was stronger. I think it just needed one more scoop of powder to make it just right. The fruit sandwich also felt like it was missing just a touch more sweetness to the cream and the strawberries could have been a little more ripe. The food hall itself was clean and well taken care of. I would consider going again to try a few more items.

My friends and I decided to grab some ice cream here, and I have to say, it's pretty good, along…read morewith the food. I went for the Waffle Oreo, which was delicious, but when the girl with glasses and braids handed me my order, she told me, "We don't put cherries on it anymore." Apparently, they stopped doing that. Which feels like straight-up false advertising. If they don't include cherries on the Waffle Oreos or any other item, then why is there RED on my ice cream where the cherry should be? They removed it right before giving it to me. She was giving me dirty looks for no reason. Seriously, what was the point of including the cherry in the first place? Other customers might have experienced something similar, so I wanted to share this :)

HAVE AGAIN: Fruitlandia shaved ice with bananas, grosella (red current), etc. was very good. Fun…read moreplace. So many choices! Very clean rest rooms!