Small cafe offers board games and a few tables in a cozy, simple space. Desserts feature fish-shaped croissant pastries with rich fillings like banana cream and custard. Atmosphere stays relaxed with no Wi-Fi and limited seating.
Desserts feature banana cream filling and plain options that stand out. The hand-held desserts and ice cream are consistently delicious and often craved.
Fish shaped croissants filled with generous scoops of ice cream stand out here. Flavors like strawberry and pretzeline combine well in the ice cream bungeoppang and cro-boong desserts.
"I thought the desserts here were some of the best I ever had."
"The ice cream cro-boong was delicious and perfectly glazed."
"I found parking available, and there was plenty of it."
Good to know
Parking should be free for cafe patrons, but street parking can be limited.
The plain sugar Taiyaki costs $4, while the filled custard version is $5.
The banana Nutella cream croboong is priced at $5.50.
Small Japanese restaurant with a Zen-inspired interior offers a cozy and intimate atmosphere that can get lively and crowded. The space feels modern and inviting but sometimes too dark or noisy when busy. Friendly staff contribute to a warm, family-run vibe.
Desserts feature refreshing Yuzu Ice Cream with a smooth, luxurious texture. Ice cream options provide a nice ending to meals and consistently impress.
Rice ice cream stands out with its smooth texture and unique flavors like shio koji and salted caramel. The Yuzu Ice Cream offers a refreshing and luxurious finish to any meal.
Good to know
Reservations are required for omakase dining only.
Valet parking is available for $4, but it's tight.
The restaurant validates parking for one hour free.
Small dessert shop offers creamy ice cream served in crispy taiyaki cones with a variety of flavors. Efficient touchscreen ordering and mobile kiosks handle busy times smoothly. Limited seating inside and two outdoor tables create a compact, casual atmosphere.
Late night options include gluten-free desserts and taiyaki, which stands out as a popular choice. Staff assist with orders to find great treats when other places are closed.
Soft-serve ice cream here has a gelato-like creaminess and a perfect balance of over-run. Flavors like Ube, matcha, and blueberry rotate often, paired with crispy coconut topping and freshly made waffle fish for a fun twist.
Good to know
The shop is located on the second floor of a mini shopping center.
Parking is available in a connected garage, and they validate parking.
The ordering process is done via a kiosk, and staff will call your name.
Small dessert shop offers dense, fluffy shaved ice that melts smoothly without excessive sweetness. Crowded, vibrant energy fills the compact space, with limited seating inside and some outdoor options. Presentation stands out as artful and eye-catching, making it a popular spot for casual hangouts and dessert dates.
Icy desserts like bingsoo stand out here, often topped with mochi for a traditional Korean texture. These treats offer a unique and delicious way to finish a meal.
Shaved ice here is finely shaved with milk, creating a texture nearly like ice cream. The black sesame shaved ice stands out, along with creamy shaved ice cream paired with mochi and various ice cream flavors presented with care.
Good to know
Parking is free in the garage conveniently located behind the shop.
The establishment operates on a self-service/ordering kiosk system.
Expect long lines during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Modern interior combines with a quiet, cool vibe suited for dates or intimate meals. Sushi features fresh, thick cuts with beautiful presentation and imported fish from Japan. Valet parking adds convenience in an unassuming, clean setting.
Taro potato balls stand out as a must-try dessert. The menu includes creative rolls and appetizers, plus a hot and cold treat that balances sweetness well. Ice cream options also feature prominently.
Green tea and sesame ice cream stand out as distinctive flavors here. The ice cream often comes with sweet taro potato balls, adding a unique touch to the dessert.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends to avoid long wait times.
Parking is available in an adjacent lot, but it often fills up quickly.
The sushi set is reasonably priced at $80, offering good value for quality.
Seafood restaurant with vintage interior and classical jazz music creates a warm, cozy atmosphere. Guests enjoy fresh, flavorful seafood boils served in a spacious, clean setting with thoughtful touches like gloves for peeling shrimp. The vibe stays relaxing and welcoming throughout the visit.
Desserts here stand out for their unique flavors and surprisingly good quality. Two different desserts served are consistently delicious and feel special compared to typical dessert cafés.
Free ice cream is available and tastes absolutely delicious. Pairing it with funnel cake fries or beignets creates a delightful treat.
Good to know
They offer $1 oysters all day on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
The lunch special costs $17 and includes one pound of seafood with potatoes and corn.
Parking is available on-site and in a paid structure across the street.
Small cake shop with minimalist decor and Korean cafe culture influences creates a cute, cozy atmosphere. Limited seating with benches makes the space feel intimate but crowded during busy times. Unique features include a free unlimited photo booth that adds a playful touch to the visit.
Rotating menu features strawberry scones and a cake that feels like a Korean dessert dream. The soo soo stands out as a definite dessert option.
Creamy corn-flavored coffee comes topped with a scoop of handmade corn ice cream shaped like corn on the cob. The corn cream blends with espresso and the ice cream adds a rich corn flavor without being too sweet.
Good to know
The cafe opens at noon, which may limit morning visits.
A line forms around 30 minutes before opening, especially on weekends.
Valet parking is available but incurs an additional fee.
Minimalist space with clean white and wooden interior creates a quiet, peaceful atmosphere during weekdays but becomes loud and echoing on busy weekend evenings. Plenty of seating options include small tables and high window seats for casual gatherings or people watching. The vibe suits calm afternoons and casual visits rather than serious conversations.
Mango dessert stands out as a super good treat with great taste. The spot offers a solid selection of desserts and coffee but no longer serves shaved ice desserts.
Shaved ice cream features a layer of ice cream inside that adds texture and flavor. It pairs well with taiyaki, creating a delicious combination.
Good to know
Anko gets very busy at night, so expect longer wait times.
During weekday afternoons, it is usually calm and easy to sit down.
Parking can be difficult, but there is street parking if you're willing to walk a bit.
Modern, elegant Korean BBQ restaurant with high ceilings and an open kitchen view creates a stylish, upscale atmosphere. Spacious, quiet dining area and high-quality ventilation keep the environment comfortable and free of smoke odors. Connected karaoke lounge and valet parking add unique amenities that enhance the overall experience.
Popcorn ice cream stands out with its perfect balance and is not too sweet. Desserts include a free ice cream option that is consistently delicious.
Soft serve ice cream comes in semisweet and milk flavors, with the milk version offered free sometimes. Popcorn ice cream serves as a perfect, not too sweet dessert option.
Good to know
Valet parking costs $5, but limited neighborhood spots are available.
Making a reservation online is quick and easy.
The restaurant is only open for dinner service.
Rolled ice cream is made fresh behind the counter, creating a fun and unique dessert experience. Bright and welcoming atmosphere contrasts with limited seating and a somewhat run-down appearance. Flavors include matcha and earl grey, with some bases and options more popular than others.
Chilly rolled ice cream gets mixed with fresh fruits and hazelnuts right in front of you. The process feels like dessert theater, making the experience fun and unique.
Rolled ice cream is made fresh right in front of you with creative flavors like Nutella and Earl Grey. Presentation is Instagram-worthy and the ice cream is creamy, not too sweet, with quick service even late at night.
Good to know
Parking costs $5, and it's valet only.
Expect long wait times due to the ice cream preparation process.
Prices range from $8 for kids' cups to $11 for regular cups.
Futuristic cafe with industrial design and vibrant orange accents creates a hip, cozy atmosphere. Music plays loudly, attracting a lively crowd that enjoys socializing late into the night. Free parking, WiFi, and power outlets support both casual visits and longer stays.
Desserts include jumbo croffle, bingsu, and cakes. They satisfy a sweet tooth with delicious and amazing flavors.
Ice cream comes in small cups on the side to keep it from melting and pairs well with flaky, crunchy croffles. Flavors like vanilla complement the chewy injeolmi and sweet cream, creating a mix of textures.
Good to know
CAFE UPPER offers free parking located in the back of the store.
The cafe closes at 2 am on weekends for late-night visitors.
Free wifi and outlets are available for customers.
Bubble tea shop offers cute decor and spacious seating with cushions and couches, creating a kid-friendly, chill atmosphere. Energy is lively with K-pop music and interactive claw machines and photobooth. Clean, unique interior features a cement-like aesthetic and efficient layout.
Cute desserts stand out with a vast selection of sweet treats and drinks. The menu includes unique options like yakgwa, a new Korean dessert that tastes delicious.
Offers a wide variety of tea, milk, and ice cream flavors. The Dalgona and brown sugar boba ice creams stand out and pair well with croffles.
Good to know
HHD offers a variety of drink options and is a casual spot to hang out.
Parking is validated for 2 hours at the shopping plaza (MaDang Courtyard).
The seating area has electric plugs for quick device charging.