Nice and comfy Korean café. My girlfriend and I ordered their classic bingsoo, it comes with mochi, boba, and red bean on the side. Taste wise, it was pretty good. What stood out is that it’s not overly sweet compared to other bingsu places I’ve tried. We were expecting some kind of pudding tho, like at other popular Korean dessert spots in Jakarta, but they don’t have it, still okay though. The portion is decent, enough for 2–3 people, or even 4. Service is good. The place looks nice and they also have a second floor. Seating on the first floor is a bit limited.

Love the bingsoo. Got a black sesame and matcha bingsoo, toppings were similar but the flavors are distinct, clear, and just delicious. The matcha has a strong matcha flavor, biting into bitter territory, and the black sesame is evidently sweet. Place is very cozy, rather packed with seating and massive tables, and the upstairs table design is more collaborative and unifying. Pleasant experience, would return for dessert!

+3

The ice dessert wasn’t very bold in flavor—perhaps the black sesame taste could be richer. The toppings felt a bit sparse, and the kinako powder could be more generous considering the price. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the tteokbokki—the texture was very chewy and soft. The service was good and fast.

cozy place with nice ambience, the place is really great for hanging out for a long time. however, it may be a bit loud if there are a lot of ppl. food is served relatively fast too jasuke bingsoo (6/10): the bingsoo itself is just the basic milk-flavored bingsoo, its pretty good actually but overpowering the ‘jasuke concept’ itself. i would say its also on the sweeter side too. portion is perfect for sharing between 2 people. black sesame (8/10): hits the right spot. the toppings all worked perfectly with the black sesame bingsu. the shaved ice were super soft n fine but melts pretty quickly, also on the relatively sweeter side

A cozy dessert café with homey ambiance, specializing in artisanal bingsoo and Korean light bites. The Thai tea bingsoo is delicately soft and not overly sweet while the hotteok is perfect for those who enjoy sweeter treats. You can also enjoy a selection of coffee and non-coffee beverages to complement the desserts. Ideal for both casual gatherings and productive work sessions since the café offers power outlets and Wi-Fi for added convenience.