old garden kaffee

this nook in the wall is a dazzling mix of industrial and leafy knick knacks to complement your dessert dining experience! there are soo many bingsus available as well as toast. we absolutely loved the old school milk tea with grass jelly and cornflakes hidden at the bottom ($16.90) and a fluff of fairy floss on top! (yarm) we also liked the ferrero nutella toast although it was prettysweet($15.90). definitely a plus for aesthetics!

the only thing about this place is that you have to have a minimum order of one bingsu or toast per 2 people, but i guess that makes sense since it’s a small space and there’s always people waiting.

one of the best bingsoo in sydney and love that it has a thai twist of flavours to it!

also the favourite place for me to go if i want korean stylesweettoast.

had their milk tea bingsu, it was very soft and delicious. the best i’ve had in sydney. their strawberry soda was a bit on thesweetside. would def go back and try their toasts and other flavoured bingsu.

the bingsu was really good! we tried the honeydew flavour, toppings were great and when we asked for extra condensed milk, they did so! also tried the brick toast but i found that it was toosweetand buttery where it was enjoyable at first but sickening after a few bites. however, those with asweettooth may like it. portion is massive and definitely can be shared between 2

how did it take me so long to try this!! the bingsu here is amazing - the thai milk tea and taro flavours were on point. didn’t taste like chunks of shaved ice, was finely grinder, flavour was evenly distributed and it literally just melted in my mouth. thai milk tea comes with grass jelly and corn flakes at the bottom, while taro comes with what seemed likesweetpotato. wasn’t a huge fan of thesweetpotato - personally think mochi would have been a better substitute.

this place does get quite busy so expect to be in line on weekends. we waited maybe 20 minutes to get seated. the downside to this place is that they have a policy that for every 2 people, you need to order a dish. so we came with 5 expecting another friend, so we needed to order 3. this really sucks if you’re already really full!! we ordered the matcha frappe but it tasted okay.

situated amongst other restaurants, this cafe stood out to me because of its unique and vintage touch. the milk tea bingsu was incredibly delicious, one of the best desserts i've ever tasted. it definitely filled up the stomachs for two people with itssweettreats and freshness! customer service was friendly as well.

i had the taro bingsoo! sharing among two person is recommended. it is massive! it issweetwith hidden taro underneath the shaved taro flakes . it is like eating a snow-like ice cream in taro flavor. generous serving of the taro. has a rose flavoured cotton candy really nice! enjoyed it! price is good for two. would recommend extra condensed milk forsweettooths like me. very cosy place ideal for catch ups!

a super popular dessert place that is located close to world square. i have been here twice for their bingsoo - the thai milk tea and strawberry cheese pie.

my fave out of the two has to be the thai milk tea with the fine snow shavings a good balance ofsweetand creamy. it melts immediately upon putting it your mouth - if you eat quickly enough, it feels like you’re drinking tmt. inside the bingsoo tower is grass jelly and corn flakes for extra crunch, and on the side is condensed milk for extra sweetness. personally, the bingsoo issweetenough without condensed milk but it’s great for people with a strongsweettooth.

strawberry cheese pie isn’t as memorable as tmt. the show shavings is made out of milk, so a little plain without the strawberry jam. on the very bottom, there are biscuit pieces and sweetened cream cheese. it is hard to notice that it is there because it looks exactly like the milk shavings and the taste is very light - but it is there.

the fairy floss on both bingsoos taste a little floury, like all decorative fairy floss. not my favourite but fun to eat.

definitely recommend coming here! but you may need to wait a while as even at 10pm, there is a long line.

went on wednesday night and surprisingly it was quite busy. unfortunately the prices on zomato are already out of date, the bingsu were all $16.90. nevertheless we tried the milk tea bingsu and it was good! the ice was soft, melt in your mouth and not toosweetbut still tasted like milk tea. will definitely be coming back to try the french toast!

this is a really good place for shaved ice desserts or bingsu. so far my favourite flavour is the thai milk tea one which tastes really good. the matcha one is also pretty good but it is asweetmatcha rather than the bitter matcha. the service is on the slower side and you will have to wait for a table during peak times.