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Small cosy cafe serving western food / coffee / dessert with a local twist. Ordered a berry bingsu which came generously topped up with ALOT of strawberries, blueberries and bubbles. Also comes with a syringe to add more condensed milk. Doesn’t come with service charge and heard that the western food is quite decent.

Recommended for chilling with friends and chit chatting till late at night. 7/10

Nice cosy cafe at Farrer Park to chill with friends. Ordered some bingsu to share which was generously topped up fruits (strawberries/blueberries). No service charge too

I remembered the bingsu I had in a previous visit was good, but unfortunately this one wasn't the best.

We ordered the Mango Pop Bingsu ($12.80 30% off with Eatigo) and I was rather disappointed with the frequent larger chunks of ice within the bingsu which were hard and the mango pieces which were mostly frozen and too cold. The saving grace was actually the mango pearls which had a satisfying pop whenever you bite into it, and the coconut ice cream which was flavourful but not too sweet.

Perhaps maybe other flavours may be better. I will still come back again to try others!

Was abit skeptical when I came to the restaurant due to its unassuming shopfront, but was very pleasantly surprised by their bingsu! We got the Berry version ($12.90) and it was huge, big enough to share among 3 to 4 people! The different berries on the ice cream are fresh and the flavours are really refreshing. There's even an ice cream on top! Purchased a voucher on klook and got this at 50% off too 😍 will be back definitely!

Tandoori wrap set was underwhelming. Taste wise, it was okay not the best. But for it’s price ($10.90) i would have expected a decently sized wrap instead i feel like i got the kid size. Literally gone in 5 bites... Let’s not even talk abt their sides of chip and salad which is well not worth mentioning...
I also had their magherita pizza ($15.90) which sadly tasted like store bought crust??
For desserts, i tried their injeolmi ($12.90) and avocado ($15.90) bingsu. While the avocado bingsu tasted surprisingly good with the condensed milk and gula melaka sauce, it was ruined by the chunky ice that well just taste like plain ice. The injeolmi were also hard and disappointing.
Even with the 1-for-1 it’s simply not worth it.

Nice place to chill over the weekend, not crowded. Decent bingsu and made really affordable with beyond app.

Order the Salty Mr Brown shake , like it as is not too sweet although is coated with Chocolate.

It may look unassuming, but it was a really decent meal of fish and chips! The batter was crispy and yet not surfeiting, done just right.

Moreover, the sides (fries, coleslaw, hashbrown) that we had were delicious too.

For a one-man show, the service and food are definitely one of the best around.

Verdict: 8/10

‘Twas a hot day and after brunch at old hen we crossed the road to cool down with some icy bingsu. Whilst the ice was really snow like the bingsu’s paucity of injeolmi powder and solid frozen rice cakes made it a fail for me. Hubbys 1-1 avocado gado bingsu fared better with avo cream, gula melaka and coconut ice cream atop.. that saved the day
Service was great and its my principal that if I’ve nothing good to say about all else, dont say it

What striked us immediately was how palatable this looked. The syringe added an element of fun in the addition of the milk. However, do take note to push it slowly at the start.

The crushed oreo topping was generous and went well with the ice, which was very fine. The oreo cheesecake bits were rich, but the sheer amount of crushed oreo bits take the crown.

Verdict: 9/10

Not only was the presentation on point, the toast was crisp and complemented the cream cheese filling. Also, the vanilla ice cream was not too overly sweet.

Definitely worth a try!

Verdict: 8/10

-C

Tried the Avocado and Chendol bingsu here. The portions are big, with rather generous portions of topping. With the 1 for 1, the deal is even better!