I've been wanting to try bingsu and luckily a tiktok came up on my feed about this place! It's…read morelocated inside the flower shop so it could be easy to miss, but since I found it on Yelp, I expected to find it in there. I don't know if it's because we went right before closing but there were 3 tables of people already waiting inside. We ordered the regular size Mango Heaven and split it. I wanted to eat it there but since we went 15 min before closing, we were told it's to-go only. We weren't told that it was an extra $1.50 to get it to-go and I don't think it's fair to charge that if I didn't have an option, but I paid it. It also took about 30 mins to get our bowl but that was expected with the tables ahead of us. The bingsu itself was better than I could've expected and I'd love to go back and try their other options!

Cafe Daldal not only introduces you to a popular Korean dessert but will quickly convert you to a…read morebingsu fan! Bingsu, unlike classic crushed shaved ice, uses shaved milk ice, giving it a light and fluffy texture. I split the small Mango Heaven with my daughter (which was actually fairly large in size) and it was DELICIOUS! If you are a mango fan, you will be especially pleased with the fresh mangoes. We also appreciated that the side of mango puree and sweetened condensed milk allowed us to control the sweetness level. Each ingredient worked well together and provided both a refreshing and perfectly sweetened dessert. We ordered it to go and were provided an insulated bag ($1) that kept the bingsu nice and cold, with no melting after a 19 minute drive home. Cafe Daldal is located inside 1-800 Flowers, next to Red Robin with plenty of seating inside. Can't wait for our next visit!

We are always greeted with a smile! I asked for recommendations and was recommended the Mexican…read moreberry with Chamoy and Tajin that is imported from Mexico. It was delicious! The girls got the new nerd which was like a tart watermelon and blueberry. The other one was a blueberry and strawberry flavored one! The blueberry was light and fresh tasting! I loved the sourness with the watermelon. The store is always well stocked, clean with clean trash cans and clean restroom! Quality products, great way to cool off, and cute items to purchase all aside from being delicious of course!

Overpriced for such a small amount. Taste was fine. I was honestly expecting more. Service is good…read more The place is tiny. Answering your reply. Where you say that "the size of the cup didn't change." That's not necessarily true. The cup sizes are available, however it is barely filled up half way. Meaning, that the size of the cup doesn't change, but the size of what you are served does. You pay before you realize that you're not even receiving what you pay for. Plus, I didn't say it tasted good. If you can't take criticism, only open to ppl who are current customers. Support Jojos, where their sizes don't change and is priced fairly.

SF had Benkyodo, which I appreciate, but did ran sweet for me…read more SJ has Shuei-Do. Pardon, but non ci siamo. Sac has Osaka-Ya, but Kogetsu-Do is better. We were in town the morning after seeing the Firefail. Finally success on the third visit attempt. Amongst other shops on the desolate street stood an unremarkable window front where the repeat button has remained on since the 60s. Within was an eclectic mix of Japanese American household fixtures and Americana. Rustic. Nothing like Benkyodo's proper shelf presentation - or a hamburga stand. Some Japanese goods were on offer, but you come here for something sweet. We got a couple of mochi and manju, traditional red bean flavors, because that's all that was left. Their manju, seeming to have a different "batter" and "panini"-grilled, had a crumbly texture. The mochi though... Have you seen that viral video of that slapping mochi shop in Nara? What about people enjoying it? How soft it was, leaving a vegan cheese pull with every bite? This was by far the softest mochi I've ever had, and I thoroughly enjoyed the soy dusted yomogi. The bigger size of the mochi also accentuated the softness of the mochi. The matcha, also green, had a distincting different flavor, just so you know that the shop wasn't cheating. My partner in crime loved the lima bean mochi. The red bean filling tasted homemade, good flavor but not too sweet - the best compliment you can give an Asian in a world that remains overrun by pollo ala naranja. We are proud* that such a heritage perseveres on, especially in a part of town that's honestly become quite desecrated of life. Call ahead to see if the shop is open, and try to come early. The shop is a one woman show, and if my first two visits say anything, this lady enjoys having a life. And yes, she does sell out. She was nearly sold out when we visited. And try to enjoy the mochi ASAP. The mochi will last in the fridge. The texture will not. If you come at the right time of the year, the shop will have mochi in different fruit and pie flavors, and even ice cream mochi. *OK, "I'm proud of you" might be a bigger compliment to an Asian. And yes, there's Fugetsu in LA, but I haven't been. Though if you need a reason to visit the Fresno, you can always take the 99 traveling between SoCal and NorCal... Just need to be early if much is desired. If you're interested in AYCEat mochi, staying healthy, working out for free, and have an eye for the art of making mochi, may I suggest asking the owner for an apprenticeship? The owner's mentioned on articles that there's no one to take over and you don't become a master overnight.

We're from Orange County and make it a point to stop at Kogetsu-Do whenever we're traveling to…read morevisit family in Northern California--and often on the way back home as well. We appreciate the rich Japanese heritage behind Kogetsu-Do. Their sweets reflect generations of tradition, craftsmanship, and excellence. It's wonderful to see a family business continue to preserve its culture while adapting to new tastes. Everything is made fresh, and the newer generation has introduced creative additions such as ice cream mochi, fresh fruit mochi, and chocolate-filled mochi. Every treat we've tried has been delicious. The shop itself is warm and welcoming, with a friendly atmosphere that makes you feel like part of the family. Kogetsu-Do is a special place that we always look forward to visiting.

Love the endless amount of flavors!! There's a flavor for everyone's taste palette. Service was…read morefast and workers are super kind and accommodating! Perfect for the hot Central Valley heat with tons of shaded seating areas. Will definitely be back when I'm back in the area!

Didn't get what I ordered--added a flavor I don't like. The yard where you sit is filthy. Gummy…read moreworms stuck to the cement around the tables along with other unknown foods. The drains stink l; the cement is in dire need of power washing. Pretty much a mess. Which makes me wonder how the inside looks.

Every one we tried was flavorful, special, and beautiful to the eye! Service was friendly. The…read moreline was long, but very understandable! Cute place. Two table inside and a set of stools along the wall. Also had a couple of tables outside. Will definitely be back for the toasted coconut, which was recommended by an employee!

Had the pleasure of having Sno Cafe today for Administrative Professionals day. My work gave us…read morefree sno cone tickets so I decided to stop by the truck in our parking lot. I honestly cannot remember the last time I had a Sno cone. Looking back, I did try them almost 10 years ago at Enzo's table! I'm not usually one to crave shaved ice but Sno Cafe does things differently. The ice is very soft, so those with sensitive teeth could enjoy it. I went the safe route and got the vanilla orchid flavor. What I liked the most is that it does not taste artificial at all. High quality flavors and textures with beautiful presenation. They are at Gazebo Gardens, Riverpark and also have a store front in Clovis.

What a lovely experience with LoLo shaved ice at our elementary school event this afternoon! The…read moretruck was prompt and extremely efficient in managing custom orders for nearly 100 first graders at their end of the year party I was pleasantly surprised with how quickly everyone was served, and all the kids were so excited!!! Portions were large, and syrup to ice ratio was perfect. Thank you, LoLo for making this magical for our kids I would highly recommend them for future events.

I had the pleasure of attending a school event today for my son's end-of-the-year party. Lolo was…read morethere early and prepped for the dozens and dozens (hundreds?) of excited children eager to get their treat. The children raved about how yummy their treat was and all walked away with big smiles. I even heard a few parents comment on the perfect texture of the ice. They were great today! Thank you to the wonderfully generous family who sponsored every single snow cone for the children. They truly enjoyed themselves. We'll be keeping our eyes out for their truck!

Absolutely great owner who came out to chat with us and make sure our experience was great. Much…read moretastier than pelican and cheaper too. Will definitely be back again. Reminds me of Hawaii shave ice.

If you have been to Hawaii and like shaved ice this is as good or better!!! Excellent service and…read morevery clean inside.

Customer service 10/10. Store ambience 10/10. Crepe 10/10. It was stuffed with fruit and filled us…read moreup quickly. The crepe batter itself tasted like it had a little bit of cinnamon which was delicious!! We were very satisfied with our crepes and will be recommending this store to friends/family.

4 stars & I want to go back for round 2!…read more Our Saturday goal: trying to find the best viral Dubai chocolate strawberries in the local FresYes Raisin Capital of the World. Among the highly rated ones that serve this dish were Creamy Delight & Juice Time but this place is the only one rated great (4 stars at least) in most varied dessert items they offer. Plus this place closed the latest at 11pm. Raspados El Diablito (which I believe means shaved ice) menu is super expansive. Not only did they have viral Dubai strawberries but also a huge Dubai crepe & the Dubai Bionico (has strawberries, banana & apples too) & I want to try them all. They have a plethora of snackies, too many to mention here. I highly advise to check out their menu, & yelp pix. They have a massive menu that includes: ice cream (including basics like pistacio, rocky road & mint chip), snow cones (like Tigers Blood & mango), protein shakes, tostilocos, angelitos, & raspados. Some snacks that really caught my eye are the bag of Cheetos with cheese on it, the Esquite Corn Cup which is just like it sounds & topped with lime. An extravagant looking & fun named dessert was Alien Juice which is a whole pineapple topped with slices of pineapple, a cute mini beach umbrella, and 2 straws. Another big dessert is the Sandia Loca which is a half of a watermelon carved out and filled with melon, cucumbers, strawberries & raisins. My other want-to-trys are the small Bionico (topped with strawberries, granola, coconut flakes and a sweet house cream), cake cone with pistacio ice cream, & maybe if I need an ultimate I-had-a-real-bad-day splurge I'll get a cotton candy crepe which looks like childhood joy to me. If I have just 1 debbie downer is that the small viral Dubai strawberry cup was a whopping $15. The larger size was $20. I was jaw dropped at the price to pay for sugar highs these days. But, I'd definitely come back, but not too often for this particular dish. Also, the location is a little sketch & I was checking my 6 as I walked to the metal-barred doors & windows. Big pluses are the workers are young, efficient, super helpful & friendly on the phone & in person.