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BINGSUYA

KOREAN DESSERT CAFE

15B Dinh Tien Hoang, DaKao Ward, District 1.

The wall names the place before any dish is shown. Its one-line definition, with the address beneath it, is the whole promise — and the food that follows has to keep it.

The same identity wall, second framing — pendant lamps above the panel.

What the wall promises

The shop's own description, from its Places record: bingsu ice cream, coffee, and Korean–Vietnamese dishes — plus the wider range the sidewalk chalkboard lists.

Bingsu

Daytime storefront with the sidewalk chalkboard — Day arrival — the glass front in daylight, chalkboard by the door.

Coffee

Two bingsu bowls on a wooden table — Two bowls side by side on wood.

Korean–Vietnamese dishes

Strawberry and melon-ball bowls — Two small bowls — strawberry and melon.

Teas, sodas & blended drinks

The promise, in a bowl

The wall's mark is a bowl glyph — the sign becomes edible. Two bowls side by side, and the large shared melon-and-strawberry bingsu, keep the wall's promise.

Plan your visit

Large shared melon-and-strawberry bingsu — The large shared bowl — melon, strawberry, and a scoop of ice cream.

The mural wall

Linger at the mural gallery: the teal snowman wall behind the table, the glass front by day, and the bowls that were eaten in front of it.

Teal snowman mural wall with two bingsu on a wooden tray — The mural wall — teal snowman outline behind a tray of two bingsu.

Night storefront: lit Korean sign above the glass front — Night arrival — the lit glass front on Đinh Tiên Hoàng, tables visible inside.

Interior signage wall: BINGSUYA name panel with bowl glyph — The identity wall inside — BINGSUYA, “KOREAN DESSERT CAFE”, and the address line.

15b Đinh Tiên Hoàng, District 1Open daily 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM★ 4.8 · 57 reviewsPlan your visit