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How we read reviews →Korean bingsu, jiggly bunny puddings and teddy-bear mousse cakes in a tiny CBD dessert shop
Small, cute and cosy dessert cafe with a kawaii feel. Playful cakes and puddings are the drawcard, though seating is tight and the room can feel closed in when busy.
Bingsu shaved ice with fresh fruit and traditional toppings, rabbit and teddy-bear themed desserts, seasonal limited sets, dacquoise gift boxes, birthday cake orders, table QR ordering
Reviewers describe traditional Korean bingsu with finely shaved, snow-like ice and Injeolmi soybean powder and mochi, plus Japanese and pan-Asian dessert influences. A Korean-language reviewer praised the persimmon bingsu.
Premium pricing for small, delicate desserts. Fans call the quality and creativity worth it, while others find portions and cakes tiny for the price.
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