Sulbing

Came here on a Wednesday night and the parking lot is still extremely packed. Difficult to find parking and had to park on the streets.We ordered the mango cream cheese sulbing at the kiosk and waited for our order. The inside is pretty filled up but we were able to find a seat. It was busy so we had to wait a bit for our food. I thought the sulbing is decent. Me and my boyfriend shared one and had trouble finishing. I really like the cheesecake bits with the milk flavored ice. The mango sometimes could be a hit or miss, sometimes it is not as sweet so I rely on the condense milk, or they could put more syrup to make it sweeter. Overall a decent go to place for dessert, if you can find parking.

We were excited to try this Korean dessert café and ordered the mango Sulbing with a side of Injeolmi and Injeolmi toast. The desserts were good, but for the price--$20 for Sulbing that didn't have much flavor--I'm not sure it was completely worth it. The Injeolmi also lacked some of the signature nutty flavor we expected.One of the biggest issues was ordering through the iPad system, which kept shutting down in the middle of people placing their orders. It made the process frustrating and took longer than it should have. The place was super busy, so we had to wait a while for our order, and unfortunately, there weren't any available seats until the last minute. The bathrooms could also use some attention, and it seemed like they were a bit short-staffed, which might explain some of the delays.That being said, the idea is great largely because there isn't that many Korean cafés, which I dearly miss and getting nostalgia since i lived and went to school in Korea.... and I can see this place being a solid go-to spot if they iron out these issues. I'll probably give it one more try to see if it was just an off night before making a final decision!

Came at 8pm on a Saturday and most of the seats inside were taken. I ordered an Injeolmi Bingsoo and waited 50 minutes for my order. I didn't see a way to know when my order was ready, so I took a peek over at the counter every 5-10 minutes, only realizing after I got home and reading other reviews which said there's a TV with numbers displayed. I didn't see numbers displayed on the screen, and there weren't any sounds indicating when new orders were ready, so it's kinda difficult to know anyhow. About the bingsoo itself: I enjoy sweets but prefer not-to-sweet, and I wish the bingsoo I had was a bit sweeter. I had many bites that tasted like plain ice, and would've liked some more sweetness throughout the dessert. Not necessarily for it to be sweeter all around, but for there to have been more injeolmi/sauce.I also wish they had a little more variety personally; for example, I'd love a mango bingsoo but they only had mango cheesecake. They're also quite pricey here. I liked Sul & Beans more for their injeolmi bingsoo and it's also cheaper there. I know that it gets busy here, but I wouldn't wait an hour again for bingsoo here. It is a nice sit-down to hangout with friends over some dessert though.

This place is super cute and a great place to sit, catch up with friends, and enjoy a sweet treat. We came as a group of 6 on a Friday night around 8:15 PM and it was so packed that we had to wait a little bit for people to leave so that we could snag a table. My boyfriend and I got the Premium Strawberry Sulbing ($18.95) and really enjoyed it. Was it good enough to justify the price of $19, I wouldn't say so. But still delicious nonetheless. We were both surprised to find that the cheesecake was larger than what we expected (we thought it was just a short slice stuck onto a toothpick LOL). The strawberries were very fresh and the shaved ice was not overbearingly sweet, which was perfect in my opinion!

I've been here two separate times since my previous review and I still love Sulbing but the price is a bit steep. I got the matcha and injeolmi toast which were both delicious but the aid and brownie/chocolate cake is definitely not worth it. I don't recommend those two items. I got the strawberry deluxe another time which basically comes with whip cream and a tiny small cheesecake. It doesn't come with the mochi/rice cake which comes with the original strawberry bingsoo so I don't think it's worth the extra $3 in my opinion.Both times, we went on a Sunday so it was super busy. The wait was easily 30-40 minutes both times but I don't mind the wait since you can chat and take your time. Seating is a bit hard but while you're waiting, you'll usually see a spot open up. Overall, I still recommend Sulbing! After trying a few menu items tho, I think there's still something's that are worth vs others are not. It's a great hangout spot and will be back!

I have been here so many times and the line is always so long but went recently on a thursday night and there was no line! Saw that they had a new item and the menu and wanted to try it! Came out in less than 10 mins and it was so good! The strawberries are sweet and the green tea ice cream was legit! It also came with little lucky charm marshmallows on the side which was a nice touch. Everything is self service, you get yours when your number pulls up in the screen, water is on the side of pick up and small bowls to share!

I was really excited to try this place! I knew immediately I wanted to try the mango cheese bingsu. It was almost perfect but I think they could improve in a few areas. Firstly for the price, I expected a better amount of toppings. Sure, more mango and cheesecake could be better, but even with just more mango sauce would've made the taste better. The topping to ice ratio was just really unbalanced. The ice was also lacking in that rich milk flavor you usually expect. Definitely can taste more ice flavor over the milk, although the shaving was soft on the texture. Overall I thought it was average and have definitely had better.

Excellent bingsu.I liked the strawberry and chocolate.Pricing is a little high but you can easily share one bowl between 2 people.Ordering is done at the iPad. They also provide extra bowls for sharing.

Great spot for to grab dessert after a meal and hang out. There is one kiosk to order so depending on how many people there are in front of you and if they know what they want, it may take some time.Chocolate monster Sulbing! Tons of Oreo and chocolate powder! If you like chocolate, this is a great go to!The honey butter toast does take a bit of time to prepare compared to their iced desserts but once's out, it's freshly toasted and very flavorful.

Visited Sulbing over the holidays and the place was packed for a weekday night! I've been looking for a Korean shaved ice place in NorCal and I've finally found a spot. Definitely try to come early or be patient to scope out a table. The wait was reasonable for the number of parties inside -- under 20 min or so.Tiramisu Sulbing - beautifully crafted tiramisu atop 3 scoops of ice cream and shaved snow, I love cocoa & chocolate so this combo was excellent, the bitterness of the cocoa mixed with the sweetness of the tiramisu & syrup along with the snow was heavenly, just be careful that your tiramisu doesn't fall off too suddenly Matcha Sulbing - strong nice matcha flavors, love the touch of mochi & red bean on the sides, a refreshing Asian palette Overall, try and mix the powders with the bingsoo to get the best balance of bitterness & snow & syrup! Sulbing is the perfect evening hangout spot to catch up with friends while also grabbing a cool delicious bite.