Vintage aesthetic blends with French-style decorations and traditional Korean furniture to create a cozy, quiet atmosphere filled with soft lighting and jazz music. Small romantic tables, green plants, and a little library add charm and invite calm. Seating varies from couches to bar stools, making it a comfortable spot that can get busy.
Food here is consistently delicious and yummy with a variety of options. Coffee and drinks complement the meals well, making it a solid spot for both eating and working.
Fruit bingsu offers a great texture and taste, served alongside black sesame bingsu in a vintage bowl that brings a nostalgic feel. The green tea bingsu also stands out for its flavor.
Good to know
The coffee shop has a $10 credit card minimum.
There is a 2 hour limit at the tables in the coffee shop.
No laptops are allowed in the establishment.
Cafe blends cozy ambiance with fresh, flavorful food and standout strawberry and Oreo bingsu featuring unique lychee jellies. Modern decor and a small gaming section create a warm, nostalgic vibe perfect for study or casual chats.
Food here is consistently fresh and flavorful with an emphasis on aesthetic presentation. The owner ensures each dish looks great and tastes amazing.
Strawberry and Oreo bingsu come with little jellies, likely lychee, adding a unique texture. Both flavors pair well with the great waffles served alongside.
Good to know
The winter special is: buy one choco latte, get another free.
They are doing a Halloween raffle where you can win prizes.
The restaurant does not use peanuts in any items, making it safe for those with peanut allergies.
Interior blends traditional and modern Korean architecture with a calming atmosphere. Food offers exceptional dining with fine Korean flavors and meticulous presentation. Bingsu features soft shaved ice with black sugar and slightly bitter whipped cream balancing sweetness.
Exceptional dining delivers an unforgettable experience with every dish. The food combines fine Korean flavors with meticulous presentation, creating a truly memorable meal.
Soft shaved ice with a light, fluffy texture tops the bingsu here. It features black sugar flavor and whipped cream that is slightly bitter, balancing the sweetness perfectly.
Good to know
Reservations are strongly recommended due to high demand.
The tasting menu costs $145 per person, excluding drinks.
Expect to pay around $250 each for drinks and the tasting menu.
Cafe offers cute interior with bear art and KPop decorations, creating a unique visual vibe. Space feels crowded and noisy especially after school hours, with limited and somewhat uncomfortable seating. Air conditioning keeps the environment cool despite the busy atmosphere.
Food features fresh, crunchy, and flavorful qualities with a focus on delicious and beautiful presentation. Service stays attentive and communicates wait times clearly.
Fluffy and not overly sweet, the bingsu comes in large portions perfect for sharing. Varieties like matcha cheesecake, melon, and Oreo offer distinct, delicious flavors with a nice balance of sweetness.
Good to know
The café hosts multiple K-pop events each month, attracting many fans.
Expect long wait times during busy events, especially on weekends.
The café closes early, before 8 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Spacious, well-lit cafe with modern interior design and custom furniture offers many seating options including a shaded outdoor patio and a private backyard area for groups. Atmosphere feels clean and calming, suitable for studying or socializing. Music plays at a noticeable volume, and the environment supports work with ample space and wifi.
Food comes out delicious and promptly with reasonable prices and generous portions.
Korean shaved ice comes in popular flavors like matcha, mango, strawberry, and Oreo. All options are very good, nicely presented, and fun to eat, with the Oreo bingsu being especially addictive.
Good to know
The cafe does not have WiFi, making it not a great place to work.
The restaurant warns it takes about 40 minutes to prepare orders.
The bathroom is coded for customer use only.
Narrow space with spacious seating and a self-serve kiosk creates an easy ordering flow. Atmosphere stays relaxed and inviting even when crowded after dinner. Known for generous portions and a variety of toppings on shaved ice, it draws groups looking for sweet treats and unique desserts.
Food features Coco Original shaved ice with extra condensed milk and a savory walnut texture that reflects traditional Korean flavors. Workers focus on delivering good quality food with tasty dishes and drinks.
Bingsu comes with generous toppings and melts slower in metal bowls. The Yogurt Berry Bingsu offers varied textures and flavors from berries and mochi, while the Oreo Bingsu has hard frozen chocolate chips that affect taste and texture.
Good to know
One bowl of shaved ice is big enough for two to share.
This place gets crowded at peak hours, especially after dinner and on weekends.
The menu clearly lists all ingredients, which is helpful for those with allergies.
Vintage-style Korean izakaya with dim lighting and cozy booths creates a quiet, intimate atmosphere suited for dates or small groups. Cat-themed decor and ambient music add a youthful, hip vibe. Spacious tables near the kitchen contrast with darker, more cramped seating by the entrance.
Food comes out delicious and fresh, served promptly without long waits. Spacious tables add to a comfortable dining experience, and every dish ordered hits the mark.
Snowflake strawberry and mango bingsu stand out with fluffy shaved ice and a mini tower of strawberries or chewy mochi. Portions are large, especially the ginormous bingsu compared to typical izakaya dishes.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for larger groups due to high demand.
Expect a time limit of 90 minutes during busy hours.
The restaurant closes at 4am on Fridays and Saturdays.
Cafe offers cozy indoor and outdoor seating with charming decor and bright natural lighting. Atmosphere stays calm and inviting, suited for quiet chats or study sessions. Tables sit close together, creating an intimate but sometimes noisy environment.
Food here is consistently delicious and tasty with a variety of options. Prices drop near closing time, making it a good spot for a relaxing break with great food and service.
Fresh fruit bingsu features watermelon, kiwi, strawberries, blueberries, and pineapple on milky shaved ice. Oreo bingsu includes condensed milk, Oreo cereal, and mochi with a large portion size.
Good to know
Lulu & Dino has a 50% off deal for all pastries after 6:00 PM every day.
After 7 p.m., all baked goods are 50% off.
You need to ask for the key to access the bathrooms.
Small Korean restaurant with basement dining and bar-like ambiance that grows louder as evening progresses. Interior features cute decor with unique ornaments and K-pop videos playing on TVs. Alcove seating offers a balance of lively energy and conversation-friendly space.
Food here is authentic Korean with an extensive menu and generous portions. The dishes are consistently delicious and pair well with drinks.
Soju infused bingsu stands out with its unique flavor and presentation. Options include the makgeolli bingsu and the Bangia Bingsu cocktail, a soju snowcone with fresh fruit and a sweet touch.
Good to know
Happy hour specials are available on weekdays with discounted drinks.
On Tuesdays, signature cocktails are $9.99 instead of $16.25.
There is a 10% discount for cash payments.
Loud, crowded space with high noise levels and self-service setup shapes the experience. Seating is roomy but uncomfortable, with bare, peeling walls giving an unfinished feel. Energy stays lively, making calm conversation difficult.
Food comes out fast, often within three minutes, with the hotteok standing out as a cheap but tasty option. Plenty of seating lets you enjoy the delicious dishes in a relaxed setting with friendly service.
Bingsu here has a soft, snow-like texture that melts quickly and tastes authentic. Fresh fruits and toppings like mochi, red bean, and condensed milk add great flavor and texture to generous portions.
Good to know
You need to order at the front entrance counter.
Expect to spend almost $20 per person for a full dessert.
There is no way to reserve a table at this place.
Spacious cafe with a cozy atmosphere and bright, cute decorations creates a relaxing spot to chill or work. Loud 90s and early 2000s music fills the space, adding energy to the calm vibe. Wide selection of homemade tarts and sparkling bingsu offer unique treats alongside decent outlet availability.
Food here is consistently very good with a variety of great options for both food and drinks. Service can be polite but not always warm.
Mango bingsu features snow shaved ice with a better price compared to similar spots. It pairs well with fresh fruit flavors like mango and strawberry.
Good to know
Breakfast sandwiches are available until noon.
Expect limited Wi-Fi connectivity, which may disrupt work.
Prices can be higher than expected due to tax.