Sul Bing Su - ChungChun
Order Sul Bing Su - ChungChun Takeout or Delivery
SUL BING SU - CHUNGCHUN · YELP ASSISTANT
Ask Yelp Assistant
Sul Bing Su - ChungChun Photos
Sul Bing Su - ChungChun Popular Dishes
SUL BING SU - CHUNGCHUN ATMOSPHERE
You might also consider
More like Sul Bing Su - ChungChun
Recommended Reviews - Sul Bing Su - ChungChun
Start your review...
Reviews With Photos
Cute little dessert shop that offers shaved ice, ade, tea, coffee, bingsu and a variety of desserts. I ordered the sweet potato that has cheese on the inside. My daughter loved it. I also order a strawberry, lemon and biscoff dessert. The line was pretty long but it moved fast. This is a pretty popular place as there werent any empty tables and chairs inside. Leaving the parking lot was hectic as it was very crowded by 8pm.
Solid dessert spot in Bellaire area. Lots of large seating inside and quick service. We usually order 2 large bingsoo's for 4 people. We ordered: - injeolmi bingsoo: if you like nutty and red bean flavors I highly recommend. Really like the mochi on this and not as sweet as some of the other options. Milk base. Personally my favorite flavor. - fresh strawberry bingsoo: usually on the sweeter side, they put a lot of condensed milk on this. Lot of strawberries and also a milk base. Very sweet but refreshing.
After dinner in Chinatown, I stopped into Sul Bing Su for dessert! I'm from Dallas, so I haven't yet found a Houston equivalent for the amazing bingsu places in Carrollton. However, I thought this place satisfied that craving well! My husband and I split a small blueberry cheesecake bingsu. It comes with a small scoop of vanilla icecream on top. The small was plenty to share (although we could have stuffed ourselves with more)! Our order was prepared quickly and we absolutely demolished the bowl in about 5 minutes. There were also plenty of seating options as the store is very spacious.
First time visiting here after seeing how it always looks crowded. We only ordered the Mango Cheesecake Bingsu and was not too impressed with the overall experience. It looked nice, but for the price, I was hoping for a little more quality. The ice cream was vanilla flavored, and the ice itself wasn't as fluffy and smooth as shaved ice usually is. There were also some smaller ice chunks here and there which made the ice seem heavy and rough. I do appreciate the sweetness level (not too sweet) and that their ingredient to ice ratio was pretty balanced though. Parking is usually available outside or nearby, but once you walk inside, it's a little messy and dirty. I understand they have a lot of traffic especially on the weekends, but the floors were full of crumbs and lots of trash, and the tables weren't clean too. I would consider trying other things on their menu during a less busy time of the day or on a weekday in the future.
We haven't been back here for a while. My kids like coming for the mochi donut & Korean corn dogs. We noticed they have some new stuff. There were some Cream Filled Donut Mango cream $4.75 4/5 stars & Strawberry cream $4.75 4/5 stars & Oreo Cream $4.75 4/5 stars. Potato mozzarella dog $5.49 4.5/5. 3 x Mochi Donut (chocolate, matcha, & strawberry) $9 4/5 stars.
I really enjoyed everything we had. The Korean shaved ice and ice cream was great and definitely shareable. The biscoff was great. I really enjoyed the strawberry pastry I had, the lemon one was great too. The cream wasn't too sweet.
Good pick for Dessert. I didn't realize there were so many options here: Korean corn dogs, mochi donuts, bing su, tang hu lu, and taiyaki. We opted for the Bing Su and Tang Hu Lu this visit and boy was it PACKED! Although the shop was packed, the line moved quickly and there was more than enough seating for the crowd. The Bing Su was delicous - not too sweet, just the way I like it. As my first time having Tang Hu Lu, I can't say that its my favorite, but its not bad either. The coating of sugar encasing the fruit isn't distributed evenly. Some parts of the sugar are thick, making chunks of sugar stick to your teeth like a jolly rancher and just way too sweet. But the other parts of the shell where the sugar encapsulates the fruit in a thin coat is perfect!! If they could nail this down, I'd order this everytime. I highly reccomend this dessert shop. There's plenty of space, quick service, good food, wide variety, and it's super casual and family-friendly. Love seeing little neighboor favourites such as this.
I almost always end up here after dinner in the Chinatown area. No matter how stuffed I feel beforehand, I can always fit some bingsu. It's not overly sweet and perfectly airy like snow. What I like about the menu here is the variety. Not only can you get bingsu with assorted toppings, they also have the Korean corn dogs, drinks (tea, milk tea, brown sugar boba), mochi doughnuts, tanghulu, soft serve ice cream, and the viral Korean kream doughnuts. Prices are very reasonable that you can try multiple things on each visit. Although it's usually packed, the line moves fast and I've always been able to find a seat. Because it draws a younger crowd, it's pretty loud in there but they do announce order numbers over the speaker system which is very helpful. Employees are always nice and efficient.
I've been there a couple of times and they tend to rotate their desserts based on what current food that is happening. In this review, I will be talking about their stable, shaved ice. We got a mango strawberry shaved ice with some whipped cream on top . The shaved ice is made with something along the lines of condensed milk and cream and water. The taste impact comes from your toppings. The staff was quick but the tables need some help cleaning. They're a bit wobbly too. There's a lot of space for people to come and hang out while eating sweets. Parking is free and out front.
I had this place bookmarked to try as I was wanting a K-Dog and was near the area. It's kind of tucked to the side of the building but surrounded by so many other restaurants and cafes in the Chinatown area. So one wouldn't probably notice it from the street. Good thing I had it bookmarked though! I was able to park directly infront of the door and walk in. There wasn't a long line as I looked at their menu and desserts before getting in line. So they sell the variety Korean corndogs, different types of donuts/mochinut, cream filled donuts, shaved ice like their Bing Su and more. I was excited to see that this location offered the sweet potato batter/coating and the cheddar cheese wrapped around a sausage option. Plus they have the dip station where you can get your own sauce/dip/toppings. They even had free cheese dip. While I waited on my K-Dog, I tried one of their candied grapes called Tang Hu Lu and their Yuzu (lemon) cream filled donut. That Tang Hu Lu was probably my favorite dessert!! It tasted like a cotton candy glaze over the grape that just burst into flavor when you bite. The Yuzu (lemon) cream donut was delicious and sweet too but those Tang Hu Lu grapes stole the show. For my K-Dog, I got their sweet potato half & half, which was half mozzarella cheese and half beef sausage Korean style (with sugar sprinkled on top). This is my favorite order of a of K-Dog! Their corn dog was definitely larger than some of the other companies I've tried. It was very delicious and fulfilling! I enjoyed it with and without my dip! The mozzarella cheese was pulling! This restaurant offers alot to choose from for the whole family and friends. Plenty of seating options too. The only thing they don't offer is Apple Pay/Tap to pay. So have your physical card or cash ready! Great price points too! Nonetheless, I would highly recommend checking them out for your favorite Asian/Korean food, snacks and desserts.
I've been here many times for the Korean corn dogs. They're so tasty. Crispy on the outside with that chewy rice-flour batter. I like a half n-half, rolled in Hot Cheetos. What brought me in yesterday was the cream filled donuts that have gone viral on IG! These are absolutely awesome. I couldn't believe it. They're huge! I ordered the strawberry cream and the chocolate chip cream.
We spent the day in Chinatown and Sul Bing Su was at last stop on our agenda. It did not disappoint! The restaurant was clean and inviting. We arrived before a big rush and was able to ask questions about the menu which the employees were happy to answer and explain what was what. We ended up ordering a mochi donut, milk ice cream, mango bing su, Oreo bing su, fruit kabob and two Korean donuts! Everything was thoroughly enjoyed by my family of 5. We will definitely be repeat customers!
Fairly solid Korean dessert place. The seating is quite ample, and the place is bigger than you think. We ordered the tanghulu which is basically fruit covered in melted sugar. It's like eating candy! Quite delicious if you're a sweet tooth. We also got a large mango shaved ice. The mango was not ripe but it was still a treat. The shaved ice has the consistency of snow and it's definitely not "icy". Beware though - it's pretty expensive and should be shared with at least 3 people. Service was fine and the desserts came out quickly. Overall it was a good experience and we'll be back for more.
5 months ago
whatever sweet treat youre craving, they probably have it! - i enjoyed the fluffiness of the bingsu, not too icy and crunchy but not overly sweetened with condensed milk. they had a lot of different flavors that all sounded amazing, but the blueberry cheesecake was a great pick. my main gripe with it is that the scoop of ice cream on top was hard as a rock and impossible to eat - the soft serve was very rich and creamy. i wouldnt get it with brown sugar boba again though, since it made it way too indulgent. it also melted way too fast - the mochinut was chewy but unfortunately lacked any flavor of matcha and had a stale, greasy taste we thought about getting the cream filled donuts too but noticed some flies in the display case which seemed unappetizing. their desserts are also pretty pricey for the portions but overall a convenient place to hang out and chat read more
7 months ago
I was craving shaved ice and decided to check out Sul Bing Su with some friends. We went on a Wednesday night, and it was pretty busy, but since you order at the front, the line moved quickly, and we got our shaved ice faster than expected. We shared a large strawberry and mango shaved ice, which was a great size and was loaded with fresh fruit. It also had a drizzle of condensed milk that tied everything together perfectly. The shaved ice itself was super soft with a really light, fluffy texture. The combination of fresh fruit, ice, and condensed milk was so refreshing and delicious. There were plenty of tables inside, so even with the crowd, it wasn't hard to find seating. The space was also very clean. After finishing, you bring your bowls to the front, which helps keep tables turning over quickly. Definitely a great spot if you're looking for something refreshing on a hot day! read more
8 months ago
Cute little dessert shop that offers shaved ice, ade, tea, coffee, bingsu and a variety of desserts. I ordered the sweet potato that has cheese on the inside. My daughter loved it. I also order a strawberry, lemon and biscoff dessert. The line was pretty long but it moved fast. This is a pretty popular place as there werent any empty tables and chairs inside. Leaving the parking lot was hectic as it was very crowded by 8pm. read more
Solid dessert spot in Bellaire area. Lots of large seating inside and quick service. We usually order 2 large bingsoo's for 4 people. We ordered: - injeolmi bingsoo: if you like nutty and red bean flavors I highly recommend. Really like the mochi on this and not as sweet as some of the other options. Milk base. Personally my favorite flavor. - fresh strawberry bingsoo: usually on the sweeter side, they put a lot of condensed milk on this. Lot of strawberries and also a milk base. Very sweet but refreshing. read more
7 months ago
After dinner in Chinatown, I stopped into Sul Bing Su for dessert! I'm from Dallas, so I haven't yet found a Houston equivalent for the amazing bingsu places in Carrollton. However, I thought this place satisfied that craving well! My husband and I split a small blueberry cheesecake bingsu. It comes with a small scoop of vanilla icecream on top. The small was plenty to share (although we could have stuffed ourselves with more)! Our order was prepared quickly and we absolutely demolished the bowl in about 5 minutes. There were also plenty of seating options as the store is very spacious. read more
First time visiting here after seeing how it always looks crowded. We only ordered the Mango Cheesecake Bingsu and was not too impressed with the overall experience. It looked nice, but for the price, I was hoping for a little more quality. The ice cream was vanilla flavored, and the ice itself wasn't as fluffy and smooth as shaved ice usually is. There were also some smaller ice chunks here and there which made the ice seem heavy and rough. I do appreciate the sweetness level (not too sweet) and that their ingredient to ice ratio was pretty balanced though. Parking is usually available outside or nearby, but once you walk inside, it's a little messy and dirty. I understand they have a lot of traffic especially on the weekends, but the floors were full of crumbs and lots of trash, and the tables weren't clean too. I would consider trying other things on their menu during a less busy time of the day or on a weekday in the future. read more
We haven't been back here for a while. My kids like coming for the mochi donut & Korean corn dogs. We noticed they have some new stuff. There were some Cream Filled Donut Mango cream $4.75 4/5 stars & Strawberry cream $4.75 4/5 stars & Oreo Cream $4.75 4/5 stars. Potato mozzarella dog $5.49 4.5/5. 3 x Mochi Donut (chocolate, matcha, & strawberry) $9 4/5 stars. read more
I really enjoyed everything we had. The Korean shaved ice and ice cream was great and definitely shareable. The biscoff was great. I really enjoyed the strawberry pastry I had, the lemon one was great too. The cream wasn't too sweet. read more
Good pick for Dessert. I didn't realize there were so many options here: Korean corn dogs, mochi donuts, bing su, tang hu lu, and taiyaki. We opted for the Bing Su and Tang Hu Lu this visit and boy was it PACKED! Although the shop was packed, the line moved quickly and there was more than enough seating for the crowd. The Bing Su was delicous - not too sweet, just the way I like it. As my first time having Tang Hu Lu, I can't say that its my favorite, but its not bad either. The coating of sugar encasing the fruit isn't distributed evenly. Some parts of the sugar are thick, making chunks of sugar stick to your teeth like a jolly rancher and just way too sweet. But the other parts of the shell where the sugar encapsulates the fruit in a thin coat is perfect!! If they could nail this down, I'd order this everytime. I highly reccomend this dessert shop. There's plenty of space, quick service, good food, wide variety, and it's super casual and family-friendly. Love seeing little neighboor favourites such as this. read more
I almost always end up here after dinner in the Chinatown area. No matter how stuffed I feel beforehand, I can always fit some bingsu. It's not overly sweet and perfectly airy like snow. What I like about the menu here is the variety. Not only can you get bingsu with assorted toppings, they also have the Korean corn dogs, drinks (tea, milk tea, brown sugar boba), mochi doughnuts, tanghulu, soft serve ice cream, and the viral Korean kream doughnuts. Prices are very reasonable that you can try multiple things on each visit. Although it's usually packed, the line moves fast and I've always been able to find a seat. Because it draws a younger crowd, it's pretty loud in there but they do announce order numbers over the speaker system which is very helpful. Employees are always nice and efficient. read more
2 years ago
I've been there a couple of times and they tend to rotate their desserts based on what current food that is happening. In this review, I will be talking about their stable, shaved ice. We got a mango strawberry shaved ice with some whipped cream on top . The shaved ice is made with something along the lines of condensed milk and cream and water. The taste impact comes from your toppings. The staff was quick but the tables need some help cleaning. They're a bit wobbly too. There's a lot of space for people to come and hang out while eating sweets. Parking is free and out front. read more
I had this place bookmarked to try as I was wanting a K-Dog and was near the area. It's kind of tucked to the side of the building but surrounded by so many other restaurants and cafes in the Chinatown area. So one wouldn't probably notice it from the street. Good thing I had it bookmarked though! I was able to park directly infront of the door and walk in. There wasn't a long line as I looked at their menu and desserts before getting in line. So they sell the variety Korean corndogs, different types of donuts/mochinut, cream filled donuts, shaved ice like their Bing Su and more. I was excited to see that this location offered the sweet potato batter/coating and the cheddar cheese wrapped around a sausage option. Plus they have the dip station where you can get your own sauce/dip/toppings. They even had free cheese dip. While I waited on my K-Dog, I tried one of their candied grapes called Tang Hu Lu and their Yuzu (lemon) cream filled donut. That Tang Hu Lu was probably my favorite dessert!! It tasted like a cotton candy glaze over the grape that just burst into flavor when you bite. The Yuzu (lemon) cream donut was delicious and sweet too but those Tang Hu Lu grapes stole the show. For my K-Dog, I got their sweet potato half & half, which was half mozzarella cheese and half beef sausage Korean style (with sugar sprinkled on top). This is my favorite order of a of K-Dog! Their corn dog was definitely larger than some of the other companies I've tried. It was very delicious and fulfilling! I enjoyed it with and without my dip! The mozzarella cheese was pulling! This restaurant offers alot to choose from for the whole family and friends. Plenty of seating options too. The only thing they don't offer is Apple Pay/Tap to pay. So have your physical card or cash ready! Great price points too! Nonetheless, I would highly recommend checking them out for your favorite Asian/Korean food, snacks and desserts. read more
I've been here many times for the Korean corn dogs. They're so tasty. Crispy on the outside with that chewy rice-flour batter. I like a half n-half, rolled in Hot Cheetos. What brought me in yesterday was the cream filled donuts that have gone viral on IG! These are absolutely awesome. I couldn't believe it. They're huge! I ordered the strawberry cream and the chocolate chip cream. read more
1 year ago
We spent the day in Chinatown and Sul Bing Su was at last stop on our agenda. It did not disappoint! The restaurant was clean and inviting. We arrived before a big rush and was able to ask questions about the menu which the employees were happy to answer and explain what was what. We ended up ordering a mochi donut, milk ice cream, mango bing su, Oreo bing su, fruit kabob and two Korean donuts! Everything was thoroughly enjoyed by my family of 5. We will definitely be repeat customers! read more
Fairly solid Korean dessert place. The seating is quite ample, and the place is bigger than you think. We ordered the tanghulu which is basically fruit covered in melted sugar. It's like eating candy! Quite delicious if you're a sweet tooth. We also got a large mango shaved ice. The mango was not ripe but it was still a treat. The shaved ice has the consistency of snow and it's definitely not "icy". Beware though - it's pretty expensive and should be shared with at least 3 people. Service was fine and the desserts came out quickly. Overall it was a good experience and we'll be back for more. read more
2 months ago
2 years ago
One of my favorite dessert spots in Chinatown Houston! We used to frequent one back in Seattle and this location is even better. The options are plenty: mochi donuts, excellent soft serve, cream puffs, and other desserts we have yet to try. We tried a few of the mochinuts and their soft-serve and both were excellent. There are a lot more unique donut flavors here like taro, matcha, etc. that I have not seen at other locations and their Korean style hot dogs are also great. Will definitely recommend in the Bellaire area for a quick dessert or coffee! read more
10 months ago
Nice calm atmosphere. The service was pretty nice and the food was good. It's a little pricey but a nice treat once in a while. read more
2 years ago
Almost always stop by here when I am in Houston and it has never done me wrong. My friend and I opted to share a large mango and strawberry bingsu - delicious but too big; size down for just two people lol. We also tried the sweet potato corn dog which was really good! I'd never had a sweet potato one before, and I simply must keep having them in the future. Lovely place. Please go! read more
My sister and I come here all the time when we're in the mood for a treat. It gets super packed and sometimes it's hard to find a place to sit but for good reason! From their mochi donuts to their corn dogs, bing su, and now the tanghulu we've never had a bad item. I absolutely love their mochi donuts when I'm in the mood for something sweet. They recently added tanghulu to their menu and it's such a sweet treat! The only downside to this location is how bad the construction is on Bellaire, but if you're willing to sit through it I can't recommend this place enough! read more
2 years ago
Pretty great desserts! Obviously the bingsu is bomb. And so are the candied fruits. Definitely stop by if you can find parking haha Cute lil place to hang out with the fam and friends. read more
1 year ago
First time here. Came in the for Mochi donuts. Ended up getting some of the corn dogs. Got one of the hot Cheeto mozzarella, potato mozzarella, and the Volcano. Also got three of the donuts: Thai tea, churro, and strawberry. Let's start with the food. The hot Cheeto one was fantastic. I've had the frozen potato corndog before and this was just as good. The volcano was decent as well. They had about 5 different dipping sauces to go with them. The donuts were fantastic. Soft and chewy. Not too sweet. Great place to have some snacks! Oh and we also got a free Tteokbokki. Someone ordered and didn't pick up their food! It was mildly spicy but the mozzarella was perfect for this dish! Thank you to the cashier for this who was also super helpful and friendly to us first timers! Place was quiet with some music playing and a very relaxing type of atmosphere. read more
Bing Su, ChungChun, Mochinut are located here! A little confusing at first, but honestly, it's so nice to be able to order different items in one spot. We got lucky with parking, but we did see people walking from the bigger lot since it's located in a shopping center area. When we arrived, there were quite a few people eating and hanging out. There was not a line, so we ordered quickly. Got corn dogs and mochinuts! YUM! Our mochinuts were provided to us immediately, and we got 3 (chocolate, ube and coffee). Ube was the best. We waited for maybe 5 minutes for our corndog and grabbed condiments. They have honey mustard, some chili, ketchup, and cheddar cheese. YUM! My husband loved the cheddar cheese with this corn dog. Definitely a nice little snack in the afternoon :) read more
Came here with a couple coworkers and the shaved ice is delicious! The place was completely packed but the orders/service were so fast! I had gotten the strawberry cheesecake which was so well-balanced. It had pieces of cheesecake, freshly sliced strawberries, condensed milk, and of course, shaved ice! The portion was huge for a small and I think that's what makes it worth it. This place also just debuted tanghulu and tteokbokki which I thought were cool! Adding those into the menu of refreshing shaved ice and yummy korean corn dogs, this restaurant is a hit! Definitely give this place a try! read more
This place is huge! If you want to get together with a big group, there are plenty of seats. They have korean corn dogs, bingsu, mochi donuts, various drinks and sugar coated fruits as well. My most recent visit was for corn dogs! I got the ramen one and my husband got the potato one. The ramen was crunchy, which I love. I added the sweet chili sauce - so yummy! The sauce bar is self served so you can try different ones, or even combine a couple together. I've also had a corn dog hot cheetos style before, it's not too spicy. It doesn't add much crunch to it like I expected but still very good. read more
3 years ago
Heard on TikTok and instagram the whole rave of tanghulu (melted sugar covered in fruit) and wanted to come check it out! This place was one of the few places that offered it! It was decent, fruits were cold and refreshing, the sugar was a bit too sweet for my taste, but it was an interesting way to try. Would recommend a first try, but probaly wouldnt go again read more
8 months ago
2 years ago
If I could, I'd give him a 4.5 Came here on a Sunday afternoon and it was still a busy Korean dessert shop. They also serve fried hotdogs, ice cream, bingsu and ttekboki. The location here was busy that the tabletops were a little sticky b/c the employees didn't get a chance to clean them before people needed to sit down. This lost them half a star in my rating (however since I can only do full stars I rounded up). Although there was about eight people ahead of us we were able to order pretty quickly. then we had to wait for our desserts for about 4 to 6 minutes but nothing that was too excessive. I'd rather one at fresh and freezing versus Having it already pre-melted because they prepared it ahead of time. It should be noted. This is a solo bathroom so there might be a wait since there's only one. To be a little bit, tough in this neighborhood cause it shares it with a bunch of other retail stores that are pretty popular in this part of Chinatown right off of Bel Air Blvd. Note my rating system: 1 Star: I wouldn't recommend 2 Stars: Didn't hit my standards 3 Stars: Average (nothing special) 4 Stars: Above Average. Would recommend. Still looking for the 5 Star. 5 Stars: Top of their game. Great food. Great service. Would recommend and plan on returning. read more
Nice fluffy soft ice as you would expect from Bingsu. My biggest gripe is that they discontinued the Injeolmi option, which is by far my favorite flavor for this. Both the green tea and the sesame had a good amount of flavor and sweetness. And they both had red bean and Mochi. I do appreciate the extra crunch from the sliced almonds in the sesame one. The large which is around $11.50 is good to share amongst 2-3 people. There are a lot of seating as this space is also selling Korean corn dogs and Mochinut donuts. Cafeteria vibes. read more
2 years ago
A nice place to stop by if you in the mood for a nice dessert. I really like the mango cheesecake bingsu read more
8 months ago
The food was amazing! Had great prices, a quiet vibe as well. The worker was really nice and the food didn't take too long to arrive! read more
Great place to go for snacks and dessert! I love how they have several concepts going on here at the same time. Not only do they serve bing su, but they also offer bubble tea, mochi donuts, soft serve ice cream, and Korean corn dogs! I've been here a few times, and it's always been a good time. Their featured item to order is the bing su, which is essentially shaved milk ice. Coming in three sizes, it's perfect for solo or to share. The tiny size is actually the perfect size for one person, unless you've got that extra sweet tooth. I've yet to try the corn dogs yet, but they offer a great variety. On my last visit, I was able to try the limited run obang tteok, which is called imagawayaki in Japan. It's reminiscent of a dense pancake with a filling. I chose Nutella as the filling, and my oh my was it good and melty! It was so rich and warm, with the perfect chew. I absolutely loved it! While they do provide quite a bit of seating, it fills up fast on the weekends to capacity. This is definitely a favorite after dinner dessert place. read more
I love that this is a centralized spot to get bingsu, mochi donuts, and Korean corn dogs! Will have to try those other things here one day. But we ordered a large strawberry mango bingsu. For around $12 and fully satisfying three people, it was a pretty good deal! It's a milk based shaved ice, which melts very creamily, along with condensed milk, and ripe fruit. What's not to love?! I also really liked how there was another layer of toppings in the middle of the bowl, so you're not just left with ice. read more
2 years ago
I had never tried bing su before and this did not disappoint, I got the strawberry cheesecake. I do not like cheese cake but this dessert is a must get. This place is known for their bing su, however, they have other food such as mochinuts, tonghulu, Korean corn dog, and teokbokki. The corn dog was cooked nicely and was tasty. The food comes out in a timely manner and there is a lot of seating. This is a good place to come and chill with friends or to get a snack. read more
Page 1 of 9
More info about Sul Bing Su - ChungChun
9798 Bellaire Blvd
Ste E
Houston, TX 77036
Chinatown, Sharpstown
Directions
(832) 930-7759
Call Now
Full menu
Hours
Payment methods
Food & Alcohol
Indoor Amenities
Outdoor Amenities
Other Amenities
From the Business
Sul Bing Su - ChungChun Reviews in Other Languages
Ask the Community - Sul Bing Su - ChungChun
Are any items gluten allergy friendly?
Which hotdogs contain pork?
All hotdogs contain pork except jumbo all beef hotdog
Do they accept Apple Pay?
No. They do not take Apple Pay. Either cash or credit are okay
Are the cheese corn dogs vegetarian friendly (and are they fried with the regular meat corn dogs)? Do they contain alliums (onion/garlic)?
What kind of meat is used?
Our Jumbo hot dogs are 100% beef And rest of our hot dogs are all meat( chicken,pork and beef)
You might also consider
Why does Yelp recommend reviews?
11 reviews that are not currently recommended
The reviews below are not factored into the business's overall star rating.
4 years ago
2 years ago
4 years ago
2 years ago
2 years ago
7 years ago
5 years ago
4 years ago
3 years ago
7 years ago
5 years ago
