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How we read reviews →Malaysian-born CBD dessert café serving fluffy bingsu, waffles and matcha near Melbourne Central
Calm, light-filled and minimalist with white and wood tones and a Muji-style look. Popular as a study spot, though music can get loud and the high tables are uncomfortable.
Bingsu with house-made ice cream, coffee by St. Ali, specialty matcha and cloud drinks, waffles, cakes and macarons, power outlets and wifi, a small-size bingsu option.
Malaysian-born brand serving Korean-style bingsu with Southeast Asian touches such as Milo, Thai milk tea and kaya sauce; one reviewer called the bingsu authentic.
Bingsu is pricier than average but generous and well-stocked with fresh fruit. Cakes were called expensive, and some felt portions or quality did not justify the cost.
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