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Bingsu is a traditional Korean dessert. This traditional dessert was enjoyed by the high officials back in the Joseon dynasty. It was originally made up of shaved ice topped with red bean, tteok ...

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On top of the diversity of teas available, traditional Korean desserts were offered as well, such as tteok (rice cake) and other confections. I ordered the sweet pumpkin bingsu, which is a popular ...

If you wish to try the Korean dessert Bingsu, look no further. Bingsu is a Korean shaved ice dessert available in different fruity flavours. At Ice-O-Berry, order your Bingsu loaded with fruit syrups, ...

This popular spot is always buzzing with bingsu lovers. With fresh fruit, vegan, and classic options, their icy delights are perfect for late-night dessert cravings. A go-to for Korean food, this café ...

Linda Higginson The pop-up specialises in Bingsu, a traditional Korean shaved ice dessert topped with anything from sweetened condensed milk to fresh fruit, red bean and crunchy cereal.