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I love bingsu so I was so excited to see a Sul & Beans location open in the Valley! We stopped by on a Saturday evening for dessert and it was quite busy. Thankfully the line moved fast and there's plenty of seating. You order at the front and get a buzzer to let you know when your order is ready for pick up. I tried the mango shaved ice which was yummy and loved how it was topped generously with mango chunks. The menu is quite extensive so there's a bingsu flavor for everyone - they also have dessert toast and drinks! The tables were a bit sticky and needed cleaning, and it took a while for someone to come around to clean, probably as it was a busy night. Parking is easy in the plaza.
Excellent bingsoo. My sister and I shared the mango. The milk, fruit, and ice was layered great. My neighbors really enjoyed the strawberry. I also ordered a coffee. It wasn't great. The staff is friendly and the seating is comfortable.
Got the mango and strawberry matcha bingsoo. The bingsoo itself was great! The fruit was fresh and sweet. We were hoping to add on red beans but they ran out of red beans and it was only Friday night around 7pm! So sad. Otherwise, it was still very tasty and refreshing. 4 stars because the flow of the cafe seemed disorganized. We were unsure whether we needed to put our name down on the waitlist - as one worker said we did and other worker said we could just seat ourselves. Seemed like not everyone was on the same page? Anyways, we were still seated relatively quickly and bingsoo was ready in a timely manner.
First time visit with my Hula teacher. Not super busy. No line to wait. Got super friendly greeting and asked if it was my first time there- which it was. The seating area was clean amd bright and had lots of options for a couple or small groups. I like that the chairs were accessible and sturdy. The decor was minimalist. Although I had some idea of what they offered was I asked for the quick 411. This is authentic Korean bingsoo entirely made from scratch. The shaved ice milk is fine like powdered snow. I opted for the Taro. I was going to get my own but my teacher said we should share as it's a huge portion. The Taro was delicious and delightful. It was served with the condensed milk on the side and I poured it over the entire bowl. The red bean was so smooth and nutty and the toasted coconut added a crunch to it. It was $15 but for two and the size, fresh ingredients and sheer overall flavor it was a great value. Next visit I am going to try the Mango and then the Earl Grey.
So excited that this place opened in the valley! It's so refreshing and a light dessert after dinner or on a hot day. It's mango season, so of course I had to go with the mango bingsoo. It comes with a side of condensed milk. I think one order is perfect for two people. Can't wait to go back to try other bingsoos and their drinks
This long awaited addition to Granada Hills is a big hit. it is in such a prime location that the line will inevitably belong on the weekends even when the hype dies down. they have a waitlist at the door if you want dine in, but you must wait for them to assign you a seat before you order. Otherwise, if you were just ordering to go, then you were able to go straight into the line. Tried the strawberry matcha bingsu, and it was not too sweet and very shareable. I also got a Matcha drink, but because the bingsu was sweet, I do not think it was ideal to try them both at the same time. I also tried a strawberry citron drink during another visit and I was a big fan of that. Very refreshing on a hot day and I would definitely order it again. Overall, the space is nice and modern - and Service is great.
I came here with my friend on a Tuesday evening. There was a short wait but it went by quickly. We ordered the strawberry cheesecake bingsoo and the flavor was better than I expected! I'm not a huge cheesecake person but I really liked it. The portion size is shareable among 2 people!! Almost wanted to buy another one to share but one was just enough. It was around $16, a tad pricey but worth it despite how expensive food and dessert is tbese days. No need to go to Ktown anymore for bingsoo!
FOOD: Ordered a choux toast and a strawberry cheese bing soo. Not a ton of flavor after the top layer. Total came out to $26 with tax, before tip. The food is decent but not sure it's worth a $15 bing soo & $11 toast. SERVICE: Food took about 22 minutes to prepare. It was pretty busy though so understandable. AMBIANCE: The restaurant itself is minimalistic, aesthetically pleasing. Overall, it was fine. I'm not sure I would go out of my way to come back.
Happy that Sul & Beans opened closer to us. We waited for a table and ordered a Mango, Strawberry, Sweet corn Bingsu, and some Choux cream toast. All were delicious, but we especially enjoyed the sweet corn Bingsu. Just enough sweetness and so refreshing to eat. The Choux toast had a cream filling and comes with a dipping sauce. Soo good. This dessert place had a good amount of tables, but no tables outside. The decor was very modern and clean. We'll definitely come back and try other items. The staff were very helpful, and quick. Will be back and try other items. Happy Nom Nom!
Sul & Beans!!! I am so happy to have you in the Valley. I came on a Thursday night with my best friend and it was pretty packed. We placed our name on the list and we were kindly assisted by James who was super friendly and helpful when we were trying to decide between Chocolate and Earl Grey. We ultimately decided on Earl Grey and, even though I've had Sul & Beans before, I was so surprised by how delicious it was! It was super light in flavor and was topped with this super yummy cream cheese flavored cream? I'm not sure exactly what it was, but it was delicious and complimented the bingsoo perfectly. The portions are very big and definitely shareable. The interior is clean, and even though there were a lot of people, it still felt very comfortable. They do a good job of managing the crowds. I'm so looking forward to my next visit and am so happy that one of my favorite sweet treat spots is so close to home now!
Pretty neat that we have a Sul & Beans in the SFV as I used to love going to the one in K-town. The interior is bright and there are plenty of tables for groups. I was literally greeted by every employee at the front of house so A+ for hospitality. I ordered to the Coffee Bingso, Banana Milk Bingsoo and a Sweet Potato Latte w/ Oatmilk to go and was given a lil beeper since it was lowkey lit on a Tuesday afternoon. The order came out quick, maybe 10 minutes or so. They bagged it with an ice pack in an insulated cooler bag ~ you know, it's always the little details that matter most to the customers. Y'all might be the only icy dessert spot in the area that has done this for a to-go order. The sweet potato latte was decent, tasted like a standard made from powder sweet potato beverage. Between the 2 bingsoos, the coffee was definitely more exciting in terms of flavor and texture. The banana milk had a tasty salted cream top, but even with the corn flakes or granola and fresh fruit, it became repetitive in such a large portion. The coffee had a strong flavor and mixing it with granola, bits of coffee grounds + red bean really made it stand out and interesting to eat the whole way through. I highly recommend Sul & Beans! Choose your flavor wisely if you get bored with minimal textures.
I'm so happy Sul & Beans finally opened a location in the Valley! We ordered the mango bingsu, injeolmi toast, and the hazelnut latte with cream top, and every single item was delicious. The bingsu was refreshing, the toast was perfectly chewy and satisfying, and the latte was a great way to finish everything off. The café is spacious, clean, and has plenty of seating, making it a great place to hang out. The staff were also friendly and welcoming. This is definitely going to be one of our regular dessert spots. I already know we'll be coming back often!
Yet another bomb bingsoo spot in the valley but dare I say that this is even better given it's Ktown rep. Clean and modern interior - I liked the vibes! It was busy on a Monday at 4pm and there was even a waitlist but thankfully we didn't need it as tables cleared and were cleaned pretty quickly. - Watermelon Bingsoo $13.95: not overly sweet, tho the watermelon chunks were bland. Adding the condensed milk was perfect. Chocolate chip chunks were a nice addition for a texture change. Refreshing but would try the Matcha Strawberry next time. - Injeolmi Toast ~$10: yummm! Slightly sweet, chewy mochi center and fluffy crisp edges. Would def get again! Drinks looked meh. Parking is easy.
21 days ago
Wasn't busy at all when I went it. Service was super nice and kind. She answered all of my questions! We got the earl grey bingsoo TOGO, (which I honestly prefer- easier to eat and I can see the layers) the earl grey is my favorite flavor. I love the graham crackers and everything in there compliments each other so well. We also got the Injoelmi toast which I love the rice cake in the middle, not so much the powder on top but it was still super yummy. We also dipped it in the condensed milk. Definitely coming back for another earl grey and maybe I'll try a different toast! The lattes also looked yummy in the photos read more
1 month ago
I love bingsu so I was so excited to see a Sul & Beans location open in the Valley! We stopped by on a Saturday evening for dessert and it was quite busy. Thankfully the line moved fast and there's plenty of seating. You order at the front and get a buzzer to let you know when your order is ready for pick up. I tried the mango shaved ice which was yummy and loved how it was topped generously with mango chunks. The menu is quite extensive so there's a bingsu flavor for everyone - they also have dessert toast and drinks! The tables were a bit sticky and needed cleaning, and it took a while for someone to come around to clean, probably as it was a busy night. Parking is easy in the plaza. read more
15 days ago
Excellent bingsoo. My sister and I shared the mango. The milk, fruit, and ice was layered great. My neighbors really enjoyed the strawberry. I also ordered a coffee. It wasn't great. The staff is friendly and the seating is comfortable. read more
Got the mango and strawberry matcha bingsoo. The bingsoo itself was great! The fruit was fresh and sweet. We were hoping to add on red beans but they ran out of red beans and it was only Friday night around 7pm! So sad. Otherwise, it was still very tasty and refreshing. 4 stars because the flow of the cafe seemed disorganized. We were unsure whether we needed to put our name down on the waitlist - as one worker said we did and other worker said we could just seat ourselves. Seemed like not everyone was on the same page? Anyways, we were still seated relatively quickly and bingsoo was ready in a timely manner. read more
First time visit with my Hula teacher. Not super busy. No line to wait. Got super friendly greeting and asked if it was my first time there- which it was. The seating area was clean amd bright and had lots of options for a couple or small groups. I like that the chairs were accessible and sturdy. The decor was minimalist. Although I had some idea of what they offered was I asked for the quick 411. This is authentic Korean bingsoo entirely made from scratch. The shaved ice milk is fine like powdered snow. I opted for the Taro. I was going to get my own but my teacher said we should share as it's a huge portion. The Taro was delicious and delightful. It was served with the condensed milk on the side and I poured it over the entire bowl. The red bean was so smooth and nutty and the toasted coconut added a crunch to it. It was $15 but for two and the size, fresh ingredients and sheer overall flavor it was a great value. Next visit I am going to try the Mango and then the Earl Grey. read more
So excited that this place opened in the valley! It's so refreshing and a light dessert after dinner or on a hot day. It's mango season, so of course I had to go with the mango bingsoo. It comes with a side of condensed milk. I think one order is perfect for two people. Can't wait to go back to try other bingsoos and their drinks read more
This long awaited addition to Granada Hills is a big hit. it is in such a prime location that the line will inevitably belong on the weekends even when the hype dies down. they have a waitlist at the door if you want dine in, but you must wait for them to assign you a seat before you order. Otherwise, if you were just ordering to go, then you were able to go straight into the line. Tried the strawberry matcha bingsu, and it was not too sweet and very shareable. I also got a Matcha drink, but because the bingsu was sweet, I do not think it was ideal to try them both at the same time. I also tried a strawberry citron drink during another visit and I was a big fan of that. Very refreshing on a hot day and I would definitely order it again. Overall, the space is nice and modern - and Service is great. read more
I came here with my friend on a Tuesday evening. There was a short wait but it went by quickly. We ordered the strawberry cheesecake bingsoo and the flavor was better than I expected! I'm not a huge cheesecake person but I really liked it. The portion size is shareable among 2 people!! Almost wanted to buy another one to share but one was just enough. It was around $16, a tad pricey but worth it despite how expensive food and dessert is tbese days. No need to go to Ktown anymore for bingsoo! read more
3 months ago
FOOD: Ordered a choux toast and a strawberry cheese bing soo. Not a ton of flavor after the top layer. Total came out to $26 with tax, before tip. The food is decent but not sure it's worth a $15 bing soo & $11 toast. SERVICE: Food took about 22 minutes to prepare. It was pretty busy though so understandable. AMBIANCE: The restaurant itself is minimalistic, aesthetically pleasing. Overall, it was fine. I'm not sure I would go out of my way to come back. read more
Happy that Sul & Beans opened closer to us. We waited for a table and ordered a Mango, Strawberry, Sweet corn Bingsu, and some Choux cream toast. All were delicious, but we especially enjoyed the sweet corn Bingsu. Just enough sweetness and so refreshing to eat. The Choux toast had a cream filling and comes with a dipping sauce. Soo good. This dessert place had a good amount of tables, but no tables outside. The decor was very modern and clean. We'll definitely come back and try other items. The staff were very helpful, and quick. Will be back and try other items. Happy Nom Nom! read more
3 months ago
Sul & Beans!!! I am so happy to have you in the Valley. I came on a Thursday night with my best friend and it was pretty packed. We placed our name on the list and we were kindly assisted by James who was super friendly and helpful when we were trying to decide between Chocolate and Earl Grey. We ultimately decided on Earl Grey and, even though I've had Sul & Beans before, I was so surprised by how delicious it was! It was super light in flavor and was topped with this super yummy cream cheese flavored cream? I'm not sure exactly what it was, but it was delicious and complimented the bingsoo perfectly. The portions are very big and definitely shareable. The interior is clean, and even though there were a lot of people, it still felt very comfortable. They do a good job of managing the crowds. I'm so looking forward to my next visit and am so happy that one of my favorite sweet treat spots is so close to home now! read more
Pretty neat that we have a Sul & Beans in the SFV as I used to love going to the one in K-town. The interior is bright and there are plenty of tables for groups. I was literally greeted by every employee at the front of house so A+ for hospitality. I ordered to the Coffee Bingso, Banana Milk Bingsoo and a Sweet Potato Latte w/ Oatmilk to go and was given a lil beeper since it was lowkey lit on a Tuesday afternoon. The order came out quick, maybe 10 minutes or so. They bagged it with an ice pack in an insulated cooler bag ~ you know, it's always the little details that matter most to the customers. Y'all might be the only icy dessert spot in the area that has done this for a to-go order. The sweet potato latte was decent, tasted like a standard made from powder sweet potato beverage. Between the 2 bingsoos, the coffee was definitely more exciting in terms of flavor and texture. The banana milk had a tasty salted cream top, but even with the corn flakes or granola and fresh fruit, it became repetitive in such a large portion. The coffee had a strong flavor and mixing it with granola, bits of coffee grounds + red bean really made it stand out and interesting to eat the whole way through. I highly recommend Sul & Beans! Choose your flavor wisely if you get bored with minimal textures. read more
I'm so happy Sul & Beans finally opened a location in the Valley! We ordered the mango bingsu, injeolmi toast, and the hazelnut latte with cream top, and every single item was delicious. The bingsu was refreshing, the toast was perfectly chewy and satisfying, and the latte was a great way to finish everything off. The café is spacious, clean, and has plenty of seating, making it a great place to hang out. The staff were also friendly and welcoming. This is definitely going to be one of our regular dessert spots. I already know we'll be coming back often! read more
Yet another bomb bingsoo spot in the valley but dare I say that this is even better given it's Ktown rep. Clean and modern interior - I liked the vibes! It was busy on a Monday at 4pm and there was even a waitlist but thankfully we didn't need it as tables cleared and were cleaned pretty quickly. - Watermelon Bingsoo $13.95: not overly sweet, tho the watermelon chunks were bland. Adding the condensed milk was perfect. Chocolate chip chunks were a nice addition for a texture change. Refreshing but would try the Matcha Strawberry next time. - Injeolmi Toast ~$10: yummm! Slightly sweet, chewy mochi center and fluffy crisp edges. Would def get again! Drinks looked meh. Parking is easy. read more
2 months ago
After going to the location in Ktown, I was excited when they opened the location in the Valley. It's right next to Somisomi. If you would like to dine in, there is a list in the front. They want you to sit first and then order at the counter. I was set on a mango Bingsoo and was so satisfied with my order. We also got the Oreo and the Matcha strawberry. Oreo was just OK. This location is super busy but definitely hit the spot on a hot day. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Definitely going back. Portion size is pretty huge so hopefully you come with a big party and can share. read more
1 month ago
Do yall see the 1cm penetration of strawberry syrup? Am I trippen? The rest is just unflavored ice. The ice did have a nice texture to it. But what the heck am I supposed to do with this after the first bites off the top? Paid $18 for this. And when we asked for a little more syrup they said "yeah sure, it costs $2"..... diabolical. This was my second time here, first time was at the opening and it was disappointing for other reasons. Three stars because the flavor was good, it's got a nice interior, and the texture of the ice was nice. But I'm not coming back here to eat bingsu. read more
4 days ago
2 months ago
my friend posted a picture on her story from this place and it looked so delicious i came here the next day i couldn't handle the fomo. there was no line out the door but it was very busy inside, my friend and i snagged the last table for 2. it was quite loud in there also. after a maybe 10 minute wait we got our orders. i think the mango was definitely better than the chocolate. both of them had "layers" underneath the top portion so it wasn't just straight ice underneath. i wish there was more layering for the chocolate one however, once you ate that top part off it wasn't as flavorful. was it worth it? yes. would i come back to this store specifically over other bingsu places? no. read more
I stumbled upon this place while trying to meet a friend from out of town. I didn't realize they just opened a few weeks ago! James was so kind and got us a table. We ordered the mango bingsu, pomegranate tea and strawberry matcha. Everything was delicious! If you're in the area, check them out! They have plenty of seating inside and everything is nice and clean! read more
So happy I got to try out the new Sul & Beans here in Granada Hills!!! Got the greatest service from James from the moment we joined the queue to be sat down at a table, he was funny, kind & charming! It was my first time so I was quite intimidated but I loved my time here. You get to put your name down and are seated when a table becomes available, despite it being very crowded, my bestfriend and I were seated very quickly! We ordered the Earl Grey bingsoo and it was amazing! Not too sweet & a hint of chocolate! Perfect way to cool off on these hot summer days! read more
3 months ago
A new bingsoo spot in the area! Super beautiful and modern interior. When it gets past afternoon, the bright sunlight seeps through the large open windows so hopefully there can be curtains put up in the future! I think that there's dessert options are refreshing and perfect in the summer. Lots of tables and chairs to sit at, with a good rotation for people coming in to order, sit, eat and leave. My friends and I enjoyed chilling in here. There's also a tap water station on the side with small cups. I tried a cup and was a bit disappointed it wasn't cool water, just room temp. But hey, free water to get! There's also a couple of public bathrooms to use, which is nice. When you order, they give you a beeper and it beeps when you need to pick up your order so it's handy because you can just sit down and wait. My friend got the Injeolmi toast and they enjoyed it a lot. This is a good treat for a study or work break! Plenty of parking in the lot. Lots of people were stopping by but it didn't feel too cramped or crowded. Good vibes all around! read more
2 months ago
First time trying this place and it was great! We went on a Sunday night which was veryyyy busy. There was a big crowd outside this establishment and the one next door (Somi Somi) and it was hard to differentiate which line was for which establishment without asking a few people around. We waited in a line for Sul & Beans for about 10-15 mins before we heard another customer ask an employee if the line was to order and they said the line was for takeout. They said if you want to dine in you have to go inside and put your name down. We had no idea and we wanted to dine in. So we then went inside and wrote our name on the paper and waited. We probably waited another 10-15 mins before our name was called and we got a table. The inside was nice and clean. It had a decent amount of tables to seat various group sizes. You then have to go to the register to order your food, another line but not that long only about two people in front of me. I ordered the Sweet Corn Bingsoo and Cheese Injeolmi and the employee was really nice about helping me decide what to order. The longest wait was probably for the food but they were incredibly busy since it was a Sunday night. We got the bingsoo first and had to wait a little longer for the toast but it was fine because the bingsoo remained perfectly in tact for the picture, didn't really melt much. Both desserts were so good! We got two items that weren't overly sweet. The toast had sweetness on the outside and the cheese on the inside balanced it perfectly. The bingsoo was also great. We ate it without the condensed milk at first and it was really good that when we added the condensed milk it didn't really change much. The little bits of corn and corn flakes really gave it great texture balance. Will definitely be coming back but will be aware of the times we choose to go so we don't have to wait too long. read more
21 days ago
Never ugh never. This place is over hyped and disgusting. This was my to go order ? WTH 16 bucks for this c r a p read more
Been coming here since grand opening, so this one hurt. Ordered the Injeolmi bingsoo and it looked Instagram-ready, but that's about it. Barely any rice cake, mostly powder, and it wasn't even sweet enough. All hype, no payoff. Total letdown. read more
We love Bingsoo, but not the drive to Koreatown to get it. So when this place came up on my Instagram feed, we decided to make it to their grand opening in Granada Hills. Two hours later, we finally had our order. Mango, Taro, and Strawberry Bingsoo. It is a generous serving of fruits and the grand opening promotion was a free cold brew which was actually very good and strong. It was very crowded and chaotic during the time we went so I look forward to sitting down another time to enjoy it when things calm down. read more
2 months ago
1 month ago
I've been a loyal Sul & Beans customer for YEARS, going all the way back to the K-Town location, so when this location opened, I was genuinely excited. The space is huge, beautiful, and has plenty of seating. Unfortunately, the customer service apparently didn't make the move with the decor. I ordered my usual black sesame bingsoo and was told they were out of red beans. Okay, things happen. Since THEY were out of one of the main ingredients, I asked if they could just add a little extra rice cake on top to make up for the missing red beans. The cashier politely said, "We cannot substitute." Sir... I'm not asking you to perform a kidney transplant. I'm asking for a few extra pieces of rice cake because YOU ran out of the red beans that are supposed to come with my order. He went to ask his manager and came back saying, "Manager Simon said we can't do that." So let me understand this: you're out of an ingredient I already paid for, you still serve me the incomplete item, and replacing the missing topping with a few extra rice cakes requires managerial approval--and the answer is STILL no? Are the rice cakes individually numbered and audited at closing? The request wasn't unreasonable. If you run out of an important ingredient, the bare minimum is to be a little accommodating instead of acting like three extra rice cakes are going to bankrupt the company. Beautiful location, terrible customer service. Simon, free the rice cakes. Y'all need to do better. read more
3 months ago
Been going to ktown for this bingsoo and really happy they opened here in the valley! Ordered several different bingsoos for me and my boys. We had the Oreo, Corn, and Banana. Loved the salted cream on the Banana bingsoo. If you like salty sweet, this is for you. My boys of course devoured the Oreo. But my fave was the corn! It reminds me of the Filipino dessert Mais con yelo. Also ordered the cheese toast. It's also another salty sweet snack being that it has melted cheese and honey drizzle. They just opened, so EXPECT long lines and a few hiccups, but overall, a great place to get dessert if you are craving great bingsoo/toast/drink in the valley. read more
11 days ago
Was so excited to see this location opened up and was not disappointed! I absolutely love the matcha strawberry bingsu. A 10/10 dessert. However at other locations I feel like they give more condensed milk on the side but it's still enough to satisfy my cravings. read more
2 months ago
I'm obsessed and can't stop thinking about the bingsoo. Need to go back to try other flavors and the toast options. We went on a weekday, early afternoon so we didn't have to wait. Ample parking. Great customer service. What's not to love? read more
7 days ago
3 months ago
First time and it was definitely worth it! It was so satisfying and simple. No wait time and it came out so fast. It just melts in your mouth. Perfect sweet tooth craving read more
26 days ago
Me and my boyfriend went here Sunday night it was packed but organized. The menu is simple and there's no pictures so we just rolled the dice. They ran out of every toast except one that was supposedly popular. Got our order and it's good however the shaved ice or whatever is really bland. The mango on top is so good so you have to ration your bites. The toast was delicious and had custard inside. This was at night and they had the A/C blasting it was so cold on top of eating a cold dessert. It was really uncomfortable and I told my boyfriend let's hurry. The ambiance and vibe is very minimalist and weird. It looks like urns on the shelf and it's gives a cafeteria or food court feeling. It doesn't feel like a Korean joint which is a bummer. But other than that we enjoyed our visit and will be back. Parking is in a huge plaza where there's Tj Maxx, Jamba Juice, Homegoods etc read more
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