Absolutely blows any sno-cone outta the water. Made just like a shave ice in Hawaii (key word is…read more"shave") these icy treats are made with real juicy fruit flavours and sweetened with organic cane sugar or agave. Make your own flavor combinations (I had mango, passion fruit and guava) or you can have pre-thought up ones like the Blue Hawaii or Cotton Candy. Sugar Free options available! Add adzuki beans and condensed milk for the true Hawaiian experience.

Whoohoo, brilliant timing on this brand new food truck as temperatures are mad hot in Toronto…read more I found Sweet Snow Shave Ice set up on Queen Street West yesterday. Basically, they make really delicious snow cones. 25 different flavours. I tried "The Hawaiian" which was coconut, pineapple and banana flavours combined. Very cool treat. The amazing part is they use only organic cane sugar or pure agave and they also have sugar free flavours. You can also add ice cream or condensed milk. Twitter @ShaveIceTO

Very interesting Korean styled dessert place in the village. If you like semi sweet desserts try…read morethis. It you want to try something new try this. They have so many options and next time I will try the Injeolomi which the guy said is the classic and the best seller dessert. However, this was my first time so i went with safe option coffee. As i said it is quite interesting, there is ice cream, cereal, some syrup/sauce, condensed milk, maybe shredded coconut, and few more things. Overall good experience. If you have a small appetite you can share the small one with 2 people, it's a good portion. The place is clean, good amount of seating available. They have coffee and teas as well so next time I will definitely try that too. If you have doubts ask the staff they seem nice and they tried to give their best with the answers.

Snowday Bingsu really hits on a hot summer day!…read more We got the strawberry bingsu and the injeolmi flavour both were super good and honestly tasted like ice cream, with just the right amount of sweetness and toppings. Definitely recommend adding mochi for that extra chewy texture. The space is pretty small with limited seating, and it did get very warm inside (didn't feel like there was AC). It also gets busy in the summer time so grabbing it to go is probably the option. Still, great spot for a refreshing dessert. Would come back!!

They specialize in Hawaiian style Shaved Ice. They even import the flavour syrups from companies in…read moreUSA who sell them to Hawaii. They also sell ice cream, cotton candy, popcorn, Philly Water Ice, beverages, and Mangonada. The restaurant just just opened 2023-05-01. It is takeout only. They will close in Aug since they are seasonal, and hopefully reopen again each year. The listed hours are the minimum hours. They may open extra days, especially if it is a hot day. They might close if it is raining. After they shave the ice, they poke holes right to the middle so that the flavour syrups flow right through. We ordered the following: 1. The Kensington: Hawaiian style, with Blue Raspberry, Pineapple, Cherry, Snow Cap ($11.50). 2. Shaved Ice, with Blue Raspberry, Banana,  Strawberry, Snow Cap ($8.50). Hawaiian style means there is a scoop of vanilla ice cream in the middle. Snow Cap is a combination of condensed milk cream and evaporated milk. The combination doesn't make it as sweet. The two owners also have a full-time job, so this is part-time for them. They are looking to hire staff. They are very personable. They are very passionate about their business. There is no free WiFi. The restaurant is not wheelchair accessible. There are no washrooms. There is free neighbourhood street parking. Review 2023-215

What the heck is Dalbodre? If you tried googling Dalbodre, aside from this very cafe's related…read moresite or info, you may be able to find a restaurant in Seoul with this name (minus the word Cafe). Otherwise, every site is related to their cafe. I guess it's not a bad idea to give your business a unique name where your business' info just pops up immediately, hit after hit. Whether it's by design or not, good for them. Cafe Dalbodre is a cozy Korean cafe that is tucked away from the tourisy side of Niagara Falls and quite close to Great Wolf Lodge, with the casino in view. What really grabbed my attention was how affordable their drinks were. If you were to get the same drinks in the GTA, I swear we are looking at $6-7. I really like the iced Dalgona coffee that I got. Coffee was very aromatic and flavourful. Not very sweet when I first drank it, but because the honeycomb gradually melted the drink became sweeter as it went along. I also got a dark chocolate gyoto cake to go. It was simple, but quite enjoyable. Whip cream on top with some crunchy chocolate bits. The cake was rich, chocolatey and not too sweet. I'd prefer it to be even darker, but that's just me. Nonetheless, I still enjoyed the cake. Now when I asked the shop owner what gyoto means, she said it meant chocolate in French. From my limited Gr. 11 French, I don't recall that word meaning chocolate in French nor does the word sound like French. Yet another mysterious word coming from this place. Now when I asked the owner which drinks are the most popular, while not impolite, but she directed me to the starred item on their menu. I guess she's not the talking type? But she certainly wasn't exactly Ms. Sunshine. I'm still very much a fan of Cafe Dalbodre, but just don't expect a great deal of hospitality. Btw, I still have no idea what Dalbodre is.

A Korean cafe about 10-15 mins outside of the tourist area. This cafe has a variety of drinks…read more(Refer to photos) to choose from including bingsu (shaved ice) and some desserts (cookies, cakes, etc.) as well. I came here on a Monday in the morning and it wasn't busy at all. It was quiet and a very clean space. There weren't a lot of food options for an early morning but I tried their Iced latte. It tasted OK and price was fair. Overall, I may come back to try their bingsu if I'm in the area and it's not too far walking distance but I'm hoping service will be more friendly and approachable.

Tried binshu for the first time. The way it was describe to me is it's like shaved ice but from ice…read morecream. It's condensed milk with shave it. And you add topings. I tried the melon one. It was refreshing and the melon were fresh. I'm not a big fan in the end, but still good. My girlfriend took mango cheesecake one and she really liked it. There's is also drink and many from current or past scent like ive concert and BTS. I would like to try one of their drink next. As for the size, you can get them in cup or bowl. The bowl are huge, easily shareable by 2 to 4 person.

It's a cute cafe in the Spadina strip. We tried the mango bingsu and the beargato which was…read morebasically affogato poured on a bear and I am editing this review to add a few things around the taste... So the bear itself in the affogato was a solid icy chunk of milk (coz we chose the milk flavour) that just frozen. We added the affogato on top of it and while it looked aesthetic, the dessert didn't make sense at all. We were unable to break the frozen chunk or be able to mix it with the coffee and the coffee mixed with that frozen chunk submerged tasted really bad. Paying $16 for that wasn't worth it at all. The bingsu was good though. We got the mango bingsu bowl and it came loaded with mangoes and a marshmallow and an oreo cookie to make it look pretty! I don't think I'd come back to try anything else here. Was a little disappointed.

Cute ice cream stand with lots of options. Service is always pleasant and quick. I'm a personal fan…read moreof the dole whip and the "snowballs" but there are several other options that include custard and shakes. They have a few picnic benches but typically this place has so much traffic that it's hard to find a spot to sit.

It is a small nice place. The weather was perfect to have a little ice cream. We tried the…read morestrawberry dole whip and some vanilla ice cream with peanuts. Our 20mo daughter liked the strawberry more. I think both were fine but quite sweet. Im not a big sweet person so my thoughts on sweetness should be taken into consideration haha I would come back to try their other items, snowballs, sundaes, floats, and milkshakes.

This was my most disappointing dessert at Sul & Bean. We had not been back for bingsu here for…read morequite a while, so obviously the menu options have changed. We wanted a bingsu with fruit. The only fruit they had was mango and strawberries. We opted for a Mango Bingsu, based on the photos displayed and we enjoy the sweetness and softness of mango. The bingsu we received was topped with what can ONLY be described as FROZEN mango and still not yet defrosted. Never in my wildest imagination did I ever think that it would be served with frozen mango which is usually used for blending smoothies!! My partner did not want to return the barely edible bingsu. The favourite on the dessert was the single small scoop of green tea ice-cream which formed the "leaf" of the strawberry decoration. I truly do recommend getting your bingsu fix elsewhere. I won't be returning. The store is located in the eatery section of H Mart, with ample parking outside in the plaza. PS on further reflection of my review, perhaps I was expecting fresh mango and nowhere on the menu did it specify that the Mango Bingsu is served with fresh mango. Lesson learned.

Located in the food court at HMart, lots of parking Food…read morecourt is reasonable with staff cleaning and picking up dishes.Price is reasonable. Good friendly service. Red bean bingsu comes with 2 piece of toast with whip cream. Also a scoop of vanilla ice cream on top. Delicious Grapefruit Earl grey tea is so refreshing Strongly recommend this place.