Sweet Reservations

Super nice and quaint neighbourhood place! I’ve been wanting to go since forever and finally visited today. On a weekday lunch time, there was no one else in the shop. I got the apple biscoff chocolate toast and a scoop of vanilla ice cream. The staff who served me, a chinese woman, was really friendly and tried to suggest flavours for me which I really appreciate! The toast was so crispy and warm, and everything was so delicious. The ice cream tasted so good on warm toast! They should add it as a topping ? it was overall a great experience! I’ll be back!

Reasonably priced bingsu in the neighborhood. They have really interesting flavours available. But this time we tried 2 DIY bingsu 1st rainbow sprinkle, lychee boba, black pearl and rocher ice cream. The rainbow was a mistake cause it's too hard to bite, feels like my teeth would have cracked from biting it. However to my pleasant surprise the black pearl and the lychee boba goes super well with it. I'm not a fan of those popping ball but this one really makes me enjoy it. 2nd one was Oreo crumbs, biscoff crumbs, fruit loops and speculous ice cream. As you might have know, these flavour will never go wrong. It's a perfect match and each crunch compliments each other. Overall I feel the bingsu base could have been a little sweeter. Otherwise all is good. I do want to point out though, that the place was pretty warm on a 3pm afternoon.

Probably the only bingsu place in punggol. went to 2 other bingsu places on google maps but those have closed. google maps isnt updated since my friend left 2 years ago

We ordered a watermelon bingsu and an injeolmi bingsu. I was expecting a sweeter bingsu after reading the previous reviews. So I was pleasantly surprised to find the bingsus mildly sweet and packed with all the natural ingredients. Will definitely come back for it if I'm ever in the area!

Dropped by this lovely neighbourhood cafe to have a dessert after dinner. Despite being a small shop, the design was rather cosy and I can see why it’s popular with students studying in the area. I ordered an injeolmi bingsu and an apple biscoff toast to try. The bingsu was really nice!! They mixed the right amount of condensed milk into the ice already so unless you have a very sweet tooth and want more, I think the balance is already there! The almonds are very fragrant and enhanced the taste really well. The apple biscoff toast was a really big surprise! The bread was toasted very crisp, you can hear the crunch sound when cutting into smaller bite size. The apple was like a compote, a bit sour but even off with the rich caramel biscoff. It’s a really nice snack to have for tea. If you are in Rivervale, hop into this joint to have a nice delectable time with your friends and family.

Went on a early weekend afternoon to avoid the crowd- I think this is the only bingsu place left in the whole of Sengkang? Had the Injeolmi flavour and for the price, it is very very good. It is a tad sweeter than what I’m used to, but still, satisfying! Will be back to try the other flavours soon??

Found this nice cozy little Bingsu place at Rivervale Plaza. Happen to be here meeting a friend and decided to have a after dinner dessert. This place is nicely decorated. I ordered the mocha Bingsu since I do not have a sweet tooth. For $6.10 for a small size, I think the price is reasonable. It taste like a typical Bingsu, nothing out of the blue. This is more of a good place to chill with friends and enjoy a nice bowl of Bingsu. They serve waffles with icecream too. Chances to try again is slim as I stay at the West, just too far away. Overall a good experience.

Friendly Owner, great Bingsu, tasty and generous. Even the coffee was not bad (I believe it’s the Nespresso type). The waffles($12.20) were really good too. Practically a Belgian waffle standard. The injeolmi bingsu ($10.90) is my favourite amongst the 2 bowls. Will be back