Leafy Korean Dessert Cafe

This dessert shop is a VIBE! It's a korean dessert shop that boasts a cute interior, a do-it-yourself photobooth with lots of fun props, and some of the BEST desserts in town (my personal favorite). If you've never had korean dessert, THIS is the shop you want to start at. Get your sweet tooth fix without going too overboard on the sweet! Our ABSOLUTE favorites: * Injulmi Bingsoo (great for kiddos too)* Matcha Choco Bingsoo* Fish (Boonguh Bbang) + Ice Cream* AffogatosPerfect for date nights + family dessert stops!

Cute spot for a sweet treat! They specialize in soft serve ice cream, with their primary flavors being milk, matcha, cookies & cream and taro. Had to order the milk and matcha combo, and added the taiyaki which is a sweet cake in the shape of a fish. I chose the custard stuffing option. Overall flavors were really tasty, and not too sweet. It made for the perfect after dinner dessert! Final review: 4/5 stars

What a cute dessert cafe! The bingsu was light, fluffy, and perfectly refreshing--just what I needed on a warm day. I tried the classic green tea ice cream with red bean topping, and it was divine. The combination of the earthy matcha flavor with the sweet red bean was a match made in dessert heaven.The real star of the show, though, was the homemade taiyaki. These fish-shaped treats were fresh out of the oven, with a crispy outer shell and a warm, sweet filling that melts in your mouth. Paired with the bingsu, they created the perfect balance of textures and flavors.The atmosphere was cozy and inviting, and the staff were so friendly. I can't recommend this place enough if you're looking for authentic and delicious Korean desserts!

Exactly what I was looking for when I wanted Korean shaved ice dessert. Reminds me of other Korean dessert places I've been to in my life, and I'd say leafy Korean is well on par. We got the strawberry mango bingsu, but they also had taiyaki, along with a full coffee drink menu. We ordered and were given a buzzer while we waited. It took about 10 minutes for our order to be ready. I also got a coffee (unfortunately, can't remember the name, but picture attached for reference) which also tasted great. There was plenty of seating, and it wasn't too busy when we went in the evening. I'd definitely come back, since this is one of the few places in KC that offers bingsu (if not one of the only ones!)

This is my first time trying Bingsu. I loved it. We picked Forest Leafy Bingsu. As it turns out, I don't like Matcha. But all my friends do so we got one to share. I ended up eating the most of it. It was so good. I want to go back here and try all the flavors.The Bingsu portions are huge! We got one to share between 4 of us. We still had some left over at the end. The little cafe is cute too and they have a little Photo Booth you can dress up and use the provided props to take pics in.

I was looking locally to satisfy my sweet craving and decided to give this place a try ! The staff was very friendly and answered all of our questions when it came to ordering. The cafe is decorated nicely with plenty of natural light coming in. I decided on the mango bingsu which was soooo delicious and refreshing on a hot day. The bingsu itself has a light flavor and doesn't feel like it's weighing you down like traditional ice cream. It also came with a side of sweetened condensed milk, which paired amazingly. Looking forward to returning to this business soon to give more of their menu a try!

2 Stars on Yelp means that it, "Could've been better." And honestly, I wouldn't even make the trip back. The soft serve was average at best, and I was really disappointed to find that the center of my cup was empty, since the ice cream was just swirled along the inner edges of the cup. Contrary to what another reviewer wrote, I found that the taiyaki did have an interesting mochi-like chew. However, I've traveled internationally, and I'm more familiar with taiyaki being a fluffy, pancake-line consistency with a light crunch on the outside (similar to waffles). So... take that as you will. The bingsu was below-average. I just think there's a lot of room for improvement with regards to taste and visuals for the price. As an Asian in the Midwest, sometimes you just take what you can get. But in this case, it wasn't worth it for me.

I visited Leafy Korean Dessert Cafe on a Tuesday evening. I was fairly empty and they did not serve many of their menu items. They only had the matcha and milk flavors available. My group ordered both and one with the taiyaki with a custard filling. The taiyaki was very good as well as the custard filling.

The inside is super cute, and there's a photo booth as well. We ordered the Oreo bingsu and the shaved ice itself was fluffy, but the flavor was mild. If you head over to "I Am", down the street, their shaved ice is flavored without the syrups on top.

The food was amazing best café everVery good Korean desserts. You should definitely try this out and when I just have it, it makes me feel just so happy and nice inside of me.