Leafy Korean Dessert Cafe — Restaurant in Overland Park

더 리얼 KC 빙수! 이제 설빙 그리워하지 않아요. A very cute Korean dessert cafe! I lived in Korea for 10 years, and one of the things I missed most was Korean bingsu; soft, snow-like flakes of shaved milk-ice with toppings (like ice cream, mango, cheesecake, Korean bean powder, etc). This place has it, and it's amazing!! We tried their signature flavor and mango, and both were delicious and I can't wait to go back!

In Korea, typically one bingsu is shared between 2-4 people, with close friends and family often eating out of the same bowl (at least pre-covid). I went here with some coworkers and asked for some mini bowls for us to scoop into and then eat from.

We also shared an original croffle, which was also really great! The s'mores one sounds good, and I plan to try that next.

The cafe itself is very cute and has great lighting...

I recently visited this Korean dessert place that's an absolute gem, especially for ice cream lovers. The highlight of their menu is undoubtedly the taiyaki, a traditional fish-shaped cake that's crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. They offer a delightful twist by filling these taiyakis with a variety of ice creams, from flavors like custard and red bean.

Beyond taiyakis, they also serve a wide array of other Korean desserts, including bingsu, which is a shaved ice treat topped with your favorite toppings .

The ambiance of the place is cozy and inviting, with friendly staff who are always ready to recommend their favorite. It's a haven for anyone with a sweet tooth. For dessert lovers, this place is...

A very cute Asian dessert shop!

The first time I came, I tried the injeolmi red bean bingsoo. It’s a great option for people who enjoy less sweet desserts and while it was good, I did wish it had more flavor.

On my second visit, I got the milk and matcha soft serve with taiyaki and I was really impressed. The soft serve flavors were delicious—sweet but not overbearing. The taiyaki had a nice chewy texture, though it was served cold, which makes sense with the ice cream but made it feel a little less fresh. I got custard for the taiyaki filling which was good, but I’m excited to try Nutella next.

Overall, I’d come back for the great asian flavored soft serves...