Sunny Bunny

They have a togo option for the bingsu and I'll warn you now, don't do it. If you show up close to when they are closing the shop, just DONT. To go bingsu means melted ice. Ice that didn't melt ended up clumping up. The fruit got hard and crunchy. My teeth were too sensitive for this, maybe you'll be a stronger bingsu warrior and try it out. What I could eat was super enjoyable tho :D

Jerry W

Perhaps one of my favorite places to stop for a sweet treat. Never disappointed with the Bing Su and enjoy the Mochinut donuts as well. If you are looking for a cold treat this place has you covered. P.S. anything bigger than a mini is plenty for two.

+11

Fairy Tail

I love bingsu, and this place did not disappoint! It was fluffy, sweet, and soo delicious! I got the berry medley and taro bingsu, both of which were amazing. The taro came with soft serve and mochi, and the flavor was light and not too sweet. The berry medley had berries in a sweet sauce and was a bit sweeter, but still so refreshing. They had free stickers of BTS too! Highly recommend!

+1

Thanarat O'Bryan LMT, MLD-C, MMP

5/30/23 Amazing food. Super friendly people. First time coming here. Tried the strawberry Bing su and mango strawberry bing su. I REALLY recomend the Bing su on hot days. The Bing Su is shaved ice, condensed milk, and then topping choice. 5/31/23 We back again! Easement, Green tea and mango strawberries. So so good!

+7

Isabella

I love their Tanghulu and their strawberry cream. Their corn dogs to are so good. The bathrooms are okay the Service is nice and so is the place.

John Tseng

It wasn’t bad at all We try black sesame red beans shave, ice with almond and Moochie $14 a bowl, a bit on the pricey side but I understand because of the location It was Saturday night full house it was very crowded But the desert came out pretty fast

+4

Ruby

This is a really neat place. They have several types of Korean desserts. The tanghulu is delicious. My favorites are the strawberry and grape. The mochinuts are also really delicious. We went again for the viral Korean donuts because we had heard so much about them.... But unfortunately I would say I was rather disappointed. They have several flavors to choose from however the taste is just not there for me. Perhaps they taste better fresh. When we went, they have them sitting in a display fridge. We dried the chocolate and the strawberry cream one. Both were ok. The breading wasn't as fluffy as I was expecting and the cream is just like a regular cool whip. They weren't worth the hype

+13

Sherman On

If I could, I’d give him a 4.5 Came here on a Sunday afternoon and it was still a busy Korean dessert shop. They also serve fried hotdogs, ice cream, bingsu and ttekboki. The location here was busy that the tabletops were a little sticky b/c the employees didn’t get a chance to clean them before people needed to sit down. This lost them half a star in my rating (however since I can only do full stars I rounded up). Although there was about eight people ahead of us we were able to order pretty quickly. then we had to wait for our desserts for about 4 to 6 minutes but nothing that was too excessive. I’d rather one at fresh and freezing versus Having it already pre-melted because they prepared it ahead of time. It should be noted. This is a solo bathroom so there might be a wait since there’s only one. To be a little bit, tough in this neighborhood cause it shares it with a bunch of other retail stores that are pretty popular in this part of Chinatown right off of Bel Air Blvd. Note my rating system: 1 Star: I wouldn't recommend 2 Stars: Didn't hit my standards 3 Stars: Average (nothing special) 4 Stars: Above Average. Would recommend. Still looking for the 5 Star. 5 Stars: Top of their game. Great food. Great service. Would recommend and plan on returning.

+8

Elizabeth Dorado

I ordered the half cheese and half sausage sweet potato Korean corn dog and my boyfriend ordered the regular potato Korean corn dog, and they were both fresh and crispy! I enjoyed their variety of sauces to choose from for the corn dog they were fun to try. We also ordered the Oreo and strawberry cream donuts and they are simply delicious! We will be returning there soon!

Fiza Rais Shah

I recently visited Sul Bing Su, and I’m excited to share my experience! It’s the first-ever shop in Houston offering tanghulu, and it was absolutely fantastic perfectly crispy, sweet, and a unique treat. Their mochi donuts were also incredible soft, chewy, and full of flavor. Every bite was a delight! The ambience and atmosphere were amazing, creating a cozy and welcoming space to enjoy desserts. The service was pretty good too, with friendly staff who made sure everything went smoothly. If you’re looking for a spot with unique and delicious desserts, Sul Bing Su is a must-visit. I can’t wait to come back!🥰

+4

Brandon Le

This place is great, and is bundled with the K-Dogs as well as the Mochinut store - they’re all at the same counter. The Bing Su is definitely the best dish out of all of the choices here. The portion is pretty good for the price, and they let you pick and choose toppings (we got the strawberry mango). The fruits aren’t always sweet or fully ripe. The dining area is large but is also kind of messy. Staff is okay, not too helpful in picking options or providing input. Overall a good dessert spot to stop by and grab something fun.

Brenda Q

Nice spacious ambience, but tables are not cleaned. Lavatory also quite a mess. Mochinut is special, doughnut with soft chewy mochi, the glaze is sweet and not too intense. Would try other flavors if I visit again. The sesame Bingsu I have is a small size. If one is craving for a sweet treats, can get a large one, else a small bowl is good for two.

+3

Hailee

The food is decent, but the employees have a bit of an attitude when I walk in. The Korean girl with short hair didn’t say welcome or even smile at us. She looked annoyed🙄

Kelly Lee

Disappointing Bingsoo Experience The bingsoo was terrible. We ordered the Black Sesame Bingsoo, and it had no flavor. The shaved ice was bland with a rough texture, not the soft, milky consistency you’d expect. I doubt they used real milk. The black sesame topping tasted artificial, and the almonds were a bad addition—soft and unnecessary. The mochi wasn’t even chewy, possibly not fresh. The Strawberry Tang Hu Lu was okay but overly sweet—I rushed home to brush my teeth after. The service was just okay, nothing exceptional.

+6