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Very very delicious went with my friend got this. Don't even know what it is, but it was perfect. It was my first time at this location and they're very kind and answered the questions that I had. I also went back the next day for I think I got mango flavor and oh my goodness that one was so good. You need to get this you need to go. It's very nice inside. There's plenty of seating, not too crowded.
Went to Somi Somi for dessert but decided to try this ice place. Really tasty and fresh. Recommend
Been coming to Sul & Beans for YEARS and recently we've noticed a huge decrease in the quality of their bingsoo (which is the primary reason we drive up to convoy). The shaved ice itself used to melt and still be creamy, now when it melts it's super watery. The taste is lacking sweetness, it feels like 1% milk with added water. Same thing for the condensed milk on the side, we are used to it being watered down but recently it's been watered down more or maybe it's a different brand. The entire quality of the dessert has gone downhill and is not worth its price point if it keeps getting watered down and losing what made it a desert in the first place, sweetness that wasn't overwhelmingly. I can't say I recommend this place anymore for bingsoo. It's disappointing and sad.
Came here to get a strawberry bingsoo with thick mochi pieces on top which was perfect for a hot summer day. Always slaps hard hitting that refreshing need to cool down your innards. I'd say 3-4 people for 1 bowl will be sufficient. Service quality could be nicer but they'll get you set up for your order efficiently.
Sul & Beans is pretty known for the bingsu. The parking here very small and limited so it's best if you come during off peak hours (noon/afternoon). The interior does have a good amount of seating but because it's so popular, there might be a little to none and it also gets really loud. There was music playing, but we couldn't hear it because of how loud it was so I wouldn't recommend coming here to study. You order at the front and they will yell your name, but it was hard to know when you got your food because of how loud it was. We ordered the strawberry cheese and it was good, but it just melted really fast that it became sweet soup towards the end. So I probably wouldn't get the Bingsu again unless there's more people to eat it quickly with. Their toast does look good so I'll be coming back to try that. The woman's bathroom also does have two bathrooms, which is nice. But for the strawberry cheese bingsu, it does taste good. It's just shaved frozen milk with strawberry chunks and also cheesecake and they do give you condensed milk, but it was very watery.
Vibe/Interior: It feels like a cafe that you could sit and catch up with friends and family for hours because it's so cozy with plenty of tables and seating. It shares a space with Somi Somi so there's a dessert for everyone. Standouts: Strawberry bingsoo - generous heaps of strawberries and condensed milk Service: So fast and the staff are kind! They offered a pup cup for our dog Value: The portion is large so you can split it between 2 people Parking: There is a paid parking lot in the front and totally worth it! Pro Tips: Ask for a side of extra condensed milk
Decent bingsoo! It was nice that I could add strawberries on the side for a couple dollars and they gave A LOT. I've tried the LA location before and this is about the same. I love injeolmi but unfortunately, the mochi was not great, I had to eat around it.
Ok so my friends and I have this rule, "always leave room for dessert," lol. We'd just had a big meal but still decided to pop in here because honestly, why not? This place is lowkey one of the best spots in Convoy for Bingsoo. It's right next to Somi-Somi, and they also do Taiyakis which is a nice little bonus. I got the Injeolmi Bingsoo and omg, where has this been all my life?? For anyone who doesn't know, injeolmis are basically the Korean version of mochis but with this nuttier vibe so good. The bingsoo ice itself was super light and fluffy, not too sweet either which is totally my thing. My friends went for the strawberry bingsoo and nutella taiyakis and they were obsessed. No complaints at all. The spot wasn't packed when we showed up, the space is actually pretty roomy with tons of seating, and the service was fast too like no waiting around forever. Basically if you're anywhere near Convoy and need a dessert fix, just come here. You won't regret it!
I love bingsu! There was a lot of berries and the bingsu was soft. I would come back! Seating is shared with Somi Somi
Sul & Beans is the left half of the Korean dessert complex at a small plaza in the Convoy District. Parking in this lot can be challenging, but if you come at an off-peak time like I did, then open spaces will be available. Plenty of tables were set up in the dining area if you wanted to hang out. I think you may still need to request a temporary password at the service counter to use the encrypted WiFi signal. This side of the suite offered different flavors of injeolmi (Korean sweet rice cake/toast), bingsoo (Korean shaved ice), and boong uh bbang (Korean goldfish bread). Coffee, tea, and some hot/cold beverages were available for drinks. My order was a Green Grape Ade and two flavors of boong uh bbang, matcha custard and red bean. The goldfish bread was prepared in the common kitchen area shared with Somi Somi. The drink was ready first. It was a meager serving size of 12 oz for $5.75. At the very least, the cup should have been 16 oz for such a price. The grape flavor was also diluted from the ice cubes. The bread was like a light crispy waffle. Both fillings were not too sweet. The red bean had a more prominent taste which I preferred over the matcha custard. Compared to other dessert options in this neighborhood, my Sul & Beans experience was at a three star level.
Every night is hopping. Came for a quick $15 bingsoo and could barely find a table. It's light, fluffy, refreshing, and the mochi is consistently soft and chewy -- probably why it's always packed. Definitely a young crowd, very Asian dessert vibes, and being right next to Somi Somi makes it a full sweet-tooth zone. Parking is a challenge, but honestly it's worth the wait. Glad there's so much energy and happy vibe there!
Sul & Beans is a Korean dessert café specializing in bingsoo, shaved ice desserts, and other treats that are perfect for sharing. We walked into a space with a casual café atmosphere, the kind of place where you can settle in and enjoy dessert rather than just grabbing something to go. The seating is comfortable and the layout makes it easy to linger, which fits the style of the desserts since bingsoo is best enjoyed slowly, especially when sharing with a group. The strawberry bingsoo is one of the highlights and a great choice if you want something refreshing. The shaved ice has a soft, fluffy texture that feels much lighter than regular shaved ice, almost melting as you eat it. The strawberry topping adds a bright sweetness that balances well with the creamy base, and the portion size makes it easy to share. We found it felt indulgent without being overly heavy, especially compared to richer desserts, and the fruit tasted fresh rather than syrupy. Beyond the strawberry option, Sul & Beans has a variety of flavors worth exploring. The injeolmi bingsoo stands out for a more traditional Korean flavor with its combination of rice cake, nutty powder, and a subtle sweetness that feels more complex than the fruit-based versions. The green tea, black sesame, and mango versions offer different profiles depending on whether you prefer something earthy, rich, or fruity. The taiyaki is another nice addition if you want something warm alongside the cold dessert, with a crisp exterior and a sweet filling that contrasts well with the shaved ice. The café can get busy, especially during peak dessert hours, but the experience works well for groups since the bingsoo portions are generous. The staff handle the flow efficiently, and the turnover moves at a steady pace without making the experience feel rushed. It is the kind of place where you can slow down and share a dessert after a meal or stop by specifically for a sweet treat. Sul & Beans is a great spot for Korean-style desserts in San Diego. The combination of fluffy shaved ice, creative flavors, and generous portions makes it a place worth visiting, especially if you are looking for something different from the usual ice cream or dessert options. The focus on quality ingredients and thoughtful flavor combinations makes each bowl feel more considered than a typical dessert stop.
11 days ago
Got KBBQ nearby with a friend and we both wanted to end the day with bingsu. We walked over from a different plaza but parking in this one looked a bit difficult. The staff was young and deep in conversation while we waited at the cash register to order. We didn't mind though. There are tables available inside and outside as well as a restroom inside. We ordered the mango and strawberry matcha flavors. The mango was so refreshing and yummy. I love how much of the sliced ripe mango they pile onto the bingsu. My friend really enjoyed the strawberry matcha flavor too especially with some condensed milk drizzled over top. She said the whipped cream was nice and light which went well with the earthy matcha and sweetness of the strawberries. I enjoy going to any Sul & Beans location, and this one is no different. read more
1 month ago
14 days ago
Very very delicious went with my friend got this. Don't even know what it is, but it was perfect. It was my first time at this location and they're very kind and answered the questions that I had. I also went back the next day for I think I got mango flavor and oh my goodness that one was so good. You need to get this you need to go. It's very nice inside. There's plenty of seating, not too crowded. read more
4 days ago
Went to Somi Somi for dessert but decided to try this ice place. Really tasty and fresh. Recommend read more
Been coming to Sul & Beans for YEARS and recently we've noticed a huge decrease in the quality of their bingsoo (which is the primary reason we drive up to convoy). The shaved ice itself used to melt and still be creamy, now when it melts it's super watery. The taste is lacking sweetness, it feels like 1% milk with added water. Same thing for the condensed milk on the side, we are used to it being watered down but recently it's been watered down more or maybe it's a different brand. The entire quality of the dessert has gone downhill and is not worth its price point if it keeps getting watered down and losing what made it a desert in the first place, sweetness that wasn't overwhelmingly. I can't say I recommend this place anymore for bingsoo. It's disappointing and sad. read more
Came here to get a strawberry bingsoo with thick mochi pieces on top which was perfect for a hot summer day. Always slaps hard hitting that refreshing need to cool down your innards. I'd say 3-4 people for 1 bowl will be sufficient. Service quality could be nicer but they'll get you set up for your order efficiently. read more
Sul & Beans is pretty known for the bingsu. The parking here very small and limited so it's best if you come during off peak hours (noon/afternoon). The interior does have a good amount of seating but because it's so popular, there might be a little to none and it also gets really loud. There was music playing, but we couldn't hear it because of how loud it was so I wouldn't recommend coming here to study. You order at the front and they will yell your name, but it was hard to know when you got your food because of how loud it was. We ordered the strawberry cheese and it was good, but it just melted really fast that it became sweet soup towards the end. So I probably wouldn't get the Bingsu again unless there's more people to eat it quickly with. Their toast does look good so I'll be coming back to try that. The woman's bathroom also does have two bathrooms, which is nice. But for the strawberry cheese bingsu, it does taste good. It's just shaved frozen milk with strawberry chunks and also cheesecake and they do give you condensed milk, but it was very watery. read more
3 months ago
Vibe/Interior: It feels like a cafe that you could sit and catch up with friends and family for hours because it's so cozy with plenty of tables and seating. It shares a space with Somi Somi so there's a dessert for everyone. Standouts: Strawberry bingsoo - generous heaps of strawberries and condensed milk Service: So fast and the staff are kind! They offered a pup cup for our dog Value: The portion is large so you can split it between 2 people Parking: There is a paid parking lot in the front and totally worth it! Pro Tips: Ask for a side of extra condensed milk read more
6 days ago
Decent bingsoo! It was nice that I could add strawberries on the side for a couple dollars and they gave A LOT. I've tried the LA location before and this is about the same. I love injeolmi but unfortunately, the mochi was not great, I had to eat around it. read more
21 hours ago
Refreshing on a hot day, and not too sweet. I recommend the strawberry flavor and the chocolate banana. read more
Ok so my friends and I have this rule, "always leave room for dessert," lol. We'd just had a big meal but still decided to pop in here because honestly, why not? This place is lowkey one of the best spots in Convoy for Bingsoo. It's right next to Somi-Somi, and they also do Taiyakis which is a nice little bonus. I got the Injeolmi Bingsoo and omg, where has this been all my life?? For anyone who doesn't know, injeolmis are basically the Korean version of mochis but with this nuttier vibe so good. The bingsoo ice itself was super light and fluffy, not too sweet either which is totally my thing. My friends went for the strawberry bingsoo and nutella taiyakis and they were obsessed. No complaints at all. The spot wasn't packed when we showed up, the space is actually pretty roomy with tons of seating, and the service was fast too like no waiting around forever. Basically if you're anywhere near Convoy and need a dessert fix, just come here. You won't regret it! read more
2 months ago
I love bingsu! There was a lot of berries and the bingsu was soft. I would come back! Seating is shared with Somi Somi read more
Sul & Beans is the left half of the Korean dessert complex at a small plaza in the Convoy District. Parking in this lot can be challenging, but if you come at an off-peak time like I did, then open spaces will be available. Plenty of tables were set up in the dining area if you wanted to hang out. I think you may still need to request a temporary password at the service counter to use the encrypted WiFi signal. This side of the suite offered different flavors of injeolmi (Korean sweet rice cake/toast), bingsoo (Korean shaved ice), and boong uh bbang (Korean goldfish bread). Coffee, tea, and some hot/cold beverages were available for drinks. My order was a Green Grape Ade and two flavors of boong uh bbang, matcha custard and red bean. The goldfish bread was prepared in the common kitchen area shared with Somi Somi. The drink was ready first. It was a meager serving size of 12 oz for $5.75. At the very least, the cup should have been 16 oz for such a price. The grape flavor was also diluted from the ice cubes. The bread was like a light crispy waffle. Both fillings were not too sweet. The red bean had a more prominent taste which I preferred over the matcha custard. Compared to other dessert options in this neighborhood, my Sul & Beans experience was at a three star level. read more
Every night is hopping. Came for a quick $15 bingsoo and could barely find a table. It's light, fluffy, refreshing, and the mochi is consistently soft and chewy -- probably why it's always packed. Definitely a young crowd, very Asian dessert vibes, and being right next to Somi Somi makes it a full sweet-tooth zone. Parking is a challenge, but honestly it's worth the wait. Glad there's so much energy and happy vibe there! read more
3 months ago
Sul & Beans is a Korean dessert café specializing in bingsoo, shaved ice desserts, and other treats that are perfect for sharing. We walked into a space with a casual café atmosphere, the kind of place where you can settle in and enjoy dessert rather than just grabbing something to go. The seating is comfortable and the layout makes it easy to linger, which fits the style of the desserts since bingsoo is best enjoyed slowly, especially when sharing with a group. The strawberry bingsoo is one of the highlights and a great choice if you want something refreshing. The shaved ice has a soft, fluffy texture that feels much lighter than regular shaved ice, almost melting as you eat it. The strawberry topping adds a bright sweetness that balances well with the creamy base, and the portion size makes it easy to share. We found it felt indulgent without being overly heavy, especially compared to richer desserts, and the fruit tasted fresh rather than syrupy. Beyond the strawberry option, Sul & Beans has a variety of flavors worth exploring. The injeolmi bingsoo stands out for a more traditional Korean flavor with its combination of rice cake, nutty powder, and a subtle sweetness that feels more complex than the fruit-based versions. The green tea, black sesame, and mango versions offer different profiles depending on whether you prefer something earthy, rich, or fruity. The taiyaki is another nice addition if you want something warm alongside the cold dessert, with a crisp exterior and a sweet filling that contrasts well with the shaved ice. The café can get busy, especially during peak dessert hours, but the experience works well for groups since the bingsoo portions are generous. The staff handle the flow efficiently, and the turnover moves at a steady pace without making the experience feel rushed. It is the kind of place where you can slow down and share a dessert after a meal or stop by specifically for a sweet treat. Sul & Beans is a great spot for Korean-style desserts in San Diego. The combination of fluffy shaved ice, creative flavors, and generous portions makes it a place worth visiting, especially if you are looking for something different from the usual ice cream or dessert options. The focus on quality ingredients and thoughtful flavor combinations makes each bowl feel more considered than a typical dessert stop. read more
Sul & Beans is always a reliable go-to for bingsoo. We stopped by the Convoy location after dinner nearby and satisfied our sweet tooth. We ordered the Taro Bingsoo ($13.95), Strawberry Bingsoo ($13.95), and the 5-piece Boong Uh Bbang ($9.75). The bingsoo portions were a good size and definitely shareable. Both flavors were excellent - the strawberry tasted fresh (though a bit tart), and the red bean + taro combination was especially satisfying. Extra cups and spoons are conveniently available at the pickup area. As with most plazas in Convoy, parking can be a bit of a challenge. read more
22 days ago
We got the strawberry cheese bingsoo. Its a good dessert to share for two. Its also not super sweet or heavy so we liked it. Its a pretty busy spot but they got it out fast. The only thing is I feel like the presentation based on their display case or pictures didn't look like what we got but its fine. Thankfully we were able to secure some seats but I would always expect it to be packed especially on weekends. read more
We LOVED this dessert spot! They had refreshing drinks and Bingsu. We've been looking for a place in Northern California where they serve Bingsu and no one has it! We were determined to fill our craving when down in SD. Mira mesa has the best Korea spots for dinner and dessert. We got the chocolate Bingsu and two Boong uh Bbang filled with red bean and Nutella. Both desserts were delicious!!! The restaurant had many tables to sit. Sul & Beans share the space with Somi Somi which sells similar products. We've had Somi Somi before but it doesn't rival Sul and Beans we would definitely prefer Sul and Beans. I highly recommend this spot over all the others. Parking is the only downside. You'll have to get lucky in their strip mall parking situation. You also have to pay after the first hour. You pay by QR code using your phone. There is also street parking. read more
Had a lovely visit to this dessert café! The ambiance was clean, well-decorated, and welcoming. definitely gives off cozy café vibes. The staff were really friendly and helpful, and they seemed to know the menu well. There are so many options on the menu that we had a hard time choosing! We ended up going with their new chocolate banana bingsoo. It was delicious and more than enough to share between two people. It was around $15 - maybe a bit on the higher side, but totally worth it for the portion and quality. read more
When the weather is warm, it's always a nice treat to have some shaved ice desserts here. The ice is flavored and the texture of the shaved ice is like snow melting in your mouth. My favorite is the berry one that comes with fresh strawberries and blueberries. The tartness is the fruits is a nice balance to the sweetness of the shaved snow and condensed milk that is drizzled on top. It's a very satisfying dessert that doesn't leave you feeling heavy. Satisfy the sweet cravings without compromising too much on the calories. read more
2 months ago
Bingsoo from here is very refreshing and tasty. My favorite is the banana cream !! The service is always quick and easy. This place offers a lot of seating but since it's a fun hangout spot connected to somisomi it does get pretty noisy. Great place to stop by during the summer time and the menu has a lot of options to choose from. read more
Love the boong uh bang! It's the Korean taiyaki (fish pancake) and they have many fillings to choose from. You can do an order of 2 or 5 and they don't have to be all the same fillings. I tried the red bean, black sesame and hotteok and they're all good. My favorite is the hotteok and it's the best when it's fresh and hot. Highly recommend it. My friends enjoyed the shaved ice and there's a lot of variety of the shaved ice that you can enjoy. The service is quick. Place your order at the counter and wait for your number to be called. It may be hard to get a table during their busy hours. read more
One of my favorite desserts spots in convoy and there is a lot! Very chill vibes during day to do school work, hangout, or a cute date spot. The atmosphere changes I would say during the weekends because convoy is busyyy! It is also attached to Somi Somi so finding seating may be a challenge when it's busy. There is a lot of seating however, with booth side seating too. The menu is big, and they have a display space for their popular options. Service is very kind too. My bf and I got the Oreo Bingsoo - yummy and refreshing!! and we studied away they don't have Wi-Fi though! read more
Nice Korean coffee, tea and dessert place on Convoy, prompt service and spacious atmosphere connected to a SomiSomi ice cream / taiyaki place. Their iced honey lemon tea is also great. Met up with a good lawyer and screenwriter friend of mine who works for the City of San Diego, Brian Byun. Recommended! read more
I really like this place! We came in to try the SomiSomi next door but ended up here because the display case looked so delicious. We got the Strawberry Bingsoo and it was so light with the perfect amount of sweet to it. The ice was like snow! So fluffy and good. The girls at the counter were very sweet and even asked if we have any allergies when ordering which I think it's a great move on their part. The place is clean and has a relaxing ambience to it. We got it to go and it came in a really functional insulated bag with an ice pack in it . You don't see this type of service and dedication to the customer anymore. This place really hit the spot! read more
Just wanted a drink without caffeine and the sweet potato latte sounded nice. I've had Sweet potato latte back in south Korea but in a hot version so I wanted to try it with light ice. As expected, it did remind me of the one I had but def. Would've been better in a hot version. read more
7 months ago
It looks more appetizing than what it really was. Strawberries weren't ripe or sweet, very tart and it was more white than red. The shaved ice was very soft and fluffy. I liked the sweet condensed milk it was covered in. I also liked the mochi on top. I thought it was pieces of cheese or cake but pretty yummy mochi cubes. If you're craving something light but slightly sweet after dinner, I would recommend this place. Service wasn't too bad but it was pretty packed on a Sunday night before closing. read more
3 months ago
My kids love their food, their friendly service and casual welcoming ambiance! We will be back! read more
1 year ago
My SIL took us here for dessert after eating at SOT BBQ. I've never had bingsoo before even though I'm Korean. We ordered the strawberry, matcha, and Oreo. All of them were delicious! I really enjoyed the matcha and Oreo varieties. Definitely, would come back when we are back in town! read more
5 stars This Korean dessert spot was a hidden gem and totally worth the visit. It specializes in shaved ice desserts--but not the typical kind. It's more like flavored milk shaved into fine, fluffy ice, topped with things like strawberries, Oreo crumbles, and matcha. We tried all three, and they were delicious. The portions look huge, but don't let that fool you--it's super light and easy to eat. Surprisingly refreshing and not overly sweet, which I really appreciated. That's something I love about a lot of Asian desserts: they give you flavor without the sugar overload. We went with my immediate family plus my brother-in-law and his wife--this is a spot they knew about and wanted us to try. Glad they did! The only downside is the parking. It's in an area that feels like SoCal's version of "Asian Town," so finding a space was tough. I ended up parking one street over and walking in. But honestly, it was worth the extra effort. If I had one of these desserts in front of me right now, I'd be eating it again without hesitation. Light, refreshing, and just really good. read more
2 years ago
The injeolmi bingsoo was absolutely delicious. Every layer was flavored so that you never just got ice and got a bit of injeolmi in every one. The inside was very spacious too with plenty of seating. It got pretty busy on a Thursday evening so I can only imagine how packed it must get on weekends! Definitely will come back! read more
1 year ago
10 months ago
Personally, my friends and I didn't really like the bingsu. It didn't have the sweetness that bingsu normally has. It was very underwhelming and to be honest, a pain to eat. Simply, it just did not taste good. Now regarding their service, our food came out decently fast. We came at night so there wasn't much of a rush, but the somi somi next door was bustling with people. There were a fair amount of tables and it was nice eating there, lighting was nice as well for taking pictures. A problem with this area though is parking. The parking is so bad over here. We had to park over at H-mart then walk, so if you're lucky you'll manage to get a parking spot. read more
3 months ago
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