highly recommended service was awesome…read more The cold to-go is amazing,ice pack in cold bag

Went to Sul & Beans for a Saturday mid-morning snack. Got a Fresh Mango Bingsoo to share. The…read moremango was decent and the ice really hit the spot. We made a bit of a mess pouring on the evaporated milk as some of it ran straight off the mango and out of the bowl. I'd recommend eating a little bit of the dish before pouring on the milk. This location is in Shanghai Plaza which can get a little crazy in terms of the parking situation. The store front looks small, but it's quite roomy inside and a good place to hang

This is such a homey ice cream shop with great customer service! The staff is incredibly friendly…read moreand welcoming. While they don't offer a huge variety of ice cream flavors, they make up for it with an huge selection of snow cone options. The prices are very affordable, making it easy to treat the whole family without breaking the bank. My kids absolutely loved it! One of the best things about this location is that it's the water district, making it a perfect stop after a walk or dinner. If you're looking for a fun, budget-friendly dessert spot for the family, this place is definitely worth a visit.

Stopped in last weekend during the Art Festival on Water Street. It was super hot and their $2 any…read moresize soda deal is what initially drew us in... although we did end up getting some ice cream to share! This is a cute little ice cream & snow cone spot. You can either walk in to order or walk up to the window on the side of the building. Prices were great, portions were a little larger than other similar businesses (a single scoop in a cup was almost equivalent to a double scoop other places), and location is perfect. Service was okay; the girl helping us wasn't particularly friendly, but I'll give her the benefit of the doubt since it was unusually hot and busy.

Fun fact: Back in Imperial Japan, the popular Hawaiian dessert known today as 'Shave Ice' (called…read more'Kakigori' in Japanese) was made from natural ice that was brought down from the mountains in the winter and stored in a cave called 'Himuro' (meaning 'ice room' in Japanese), therefore it was considered a rare luxury, and a treat reserved solely for royalty. Japanese immigrants brought their tradition of this cool, refreshing treat to Hawaii, dating back to the sugar plantation days. The correct term, used throughout Hawaii, is 'shave ice', although outside Hawaii, many people (including myself till a few years ago!) use the term 'shaveD ice' (although, to be fair, that is literally what it is). Las Vegas has the largest population of Hawaiians outside of Hawaii, and is a popular holiday/vacation destination for many Hawaiians, hence the reason why this city is affectionately known as Hawaii's 'Ninth Island'. There are many flavor combinations and toppings to choose from, but I got the appropriately named 'Ninth Island' and asked for it 'Dirk Style', which includes a scoop of vanilla ice cream hidden in the middle. I've never had an authentic shave ice from Hawaii, so I can't compare this to the real deal, but I enjoyed it! Mahalo, Meowee Wowee!

New potential customer. When I called to schedule an event, a random person answered the phone…read more"Hello?". The business is up for sale so, we were unable to set up an event.

Should take down open hours if they are closed down!! Disappointed!…read more Drove all the way there just to find out it's closed down.

Nice little spot to grab some cold goodies in this heat! Great prices and generous portions for the…read moreshave ice. We ordered the creamsicle, cotton candy and horchata flavors. The smallest size (8 oz) was more than enough per person. We also got the cappuccino crunch thrifty ice cream which was so creamy and delicious. You can never go wrong with thrifty ice cream! Lastly, we ordered the honey sriracha chicken panini, which we also enjoyed. I only wish they enforced wearing masks more strongly, as there were several patrons and workers not wearing masks or not wearing them correctly.

This place is bomb! Saw this place was walking distance from my sisters house and had to try it! I…read moregot my childhood favorite- tigers blood. Can't wait to go back!

The family and I have been enjoying the shaved ice here on a nearly daily bases! The Sugar-Free…read moreTigers Blood is all we can get due to our diet, but are looking forward to trying the Sugar-Free Root Beer as well! Hopefully, more SF options are coming. Service is nice, friendly and fast!

Kim and her team catered and provided shave ice for my sons 1st Birthday. We had Kalua Pig,…read moreteriyaki chicken, rice and Macaroni salad. The food was such a hit! She provided warmers and serving utensils for the party and set up the food for us. The shave ice setup was the highlight of our party, all of our guests were so impressed. Kim was professional and so sweet to work. I highly recommend her to everyone wanting a little Hawaiian flavor to a special occasion.

Looking for sweet or savory?! This place has you covered!…read more I got the Fresca & Crema! So yummy! Topped it off with strawberries and cream ice cream! It was delicious! There are places to sit, a clean bathroom, and lots of parking! The service was good! I didn't know what to order and spent 10 minutes reading and they were so patient! I read a review and was worried. I think people are confusing silence and equating it to bad service. I can't wait to go back!!

I went to this place to try the ice cream because I heard it was really good. I think I like the…read morefact that the ice cream isn't very sweet, kind of natural tasting. I liked the tostalocos snack. It was really good and I enjoyed tasting all the different Mexican flavors. The Service was OK. They seem to be very they seem to be very like not open to newcomers or new people and they they were OK. The restaurant is is very cool because they have lots of paintings and festive artwork inside. You can also eat outside, but I wouldn't recommend it because the tables are very dirty, so I would just like take my food to-go.