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Nice dessert cafe selling predominantly bingsu. We got the regular sized Injeolmi ($14.90) which was pretty good and a decent portion to share between 3 pax. Environment was clean and cooling, and you can also enjoy the hustle and bustle of the mall.

this was yummy!!! chicken was juicy and batter stayed crispy. spicy soya sauce was also nice but can be quite spicy. portion is also big

essentially a pork bone soup. v generous with the pork and big portion! but quite salty i was damn thirsty afterwards

wouldn't recommend this. not crispy and q small portion for the price

($13) I felt that I expected to be nicer than matcha bingsu version. but then they put too much hojicha powder already. :"( But plus ice cream taste so weird and luckily they didn't give too bigger scoop. The red bean inside bingsu have tasted much than previous trip that I have tried.

If you’re craving authentic Korean flavors, Hoodadak is the place to be. Known for their rich and hearty Gukbap, this restaurant has nailed the taste of traditional Korean comfort food. We ordered the Daeeji Gukbap, and it arrived boiling hot, exactly as it should be. What impressed us were the small but significant details, like the baby shrimps they provided to mix in—a customary addition in Korea that lets you tailor the flavor to your preference.

We also tried the Dakgalbi, which was a real treat. The sauce had a delightful sweetness that paired perfectly with the fluffy white rice, balancing out the dish with every bite. As for the Kimbap, it had that authentic taste we love, bringing us right back to the streets of Korea.

The portions here are impressive—ideal for anyone with a big appetite or looking to share. For the quality and quantity of food, Hoodadak is amazing value for money. Whether you’re a Korean food enthusiast or trying Gukbap for the first time, Hoodadak is sure to leave you satisfied!

($13) I finally tried their bingsu after a long time to pass by their old outlet back orchard shopping ctr. But I thought it's not enough matcha powder but and barely taste powder. But their almond topping was quite fresh made crispy and crunchy. But I felt that their matcha is mild tbh as I did expected. But their red bean inside bingsu was quite hard to chew. But the ice cream was quite milky and creamy. I just gotta come back for Hojicha Bingsu nxt month.

Got the Spicy Chicken Cheolpan ($8.50) and Spicy Chicken Japchae ($9.50), adding on Curly Fries + Drink for a grand total of $22.80. We liked the Pepper Lunch-esque cheolpan, especially the marinated chicken and the pops of sweetness from the corn. On the other hand, the japchae was just decent, just sweet potato noodles in gochujang-based broth with spicy chicken topping. Overall, nothing outstanding and I didn't think it was worth the price.

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Be sure to check out their Bonbon, a Korean Specialty dessert shaped as an Eiffel tower!

📍313 Orchard Rd, #B1-37, Singapore 238895

Sometimes, even on really sunny days, I will crave for a good stew to fill up not only my stomach, but my heart as well. The Soondubu or Seafood Tofu Stew ($16) from Hoodadak does just that with their flavourful soup and plentiful ingredients. I wouldn't say they are the best, but they are decent enough to come back for more. Seafood is quite fresh, and I do love the egg drop within the stew that made it even more satisfying.

Loved their side dishes as well, as they have about 4 on rotation. This is my go-to Korean food when I'm here in one north!

If you have cravings for some street snacks and good bingsoos, this is one place to try! Owned by Koreans, their food and dessert items were quite authentic! Here are the items we've had:

Rose Tteobboki ($13.90) - it may look plain, but I loved the cheesy sauce that goes well with the chewy tteok! It had the perfect amount of spice as well.

Cheese Gimbab ($10.90) - this came huge! It had loads of ingredients and all of them tasted fresh. Definitely very homely and comforting. Recommended to share!

Hotteok ($4.90) - although this was very different from the usual hotteok you see in Korea, it was still pretty tasty. It may abit too tough for some, but it was alright for me as I liked its chewiness. It wasn't too sweet as well!

Watermelon Bingsoo ($16.90 for large size) - actually really authentic, pretty close to the ones I've had in Korea. The watermelon balls were quite sweet and juicy, and the shaved ice was very milky!

The gimbab and bingsoo are really worth coming back for 😍 Thank you @foodleaguesg for inviting and @babnbingsoo9 for the delicious food and desserts! Do follow them on Facebook and Instagram for their latest updates!

After dinner at Star Vista, my family and I were on the lookout for a dessert place and happened to chance upon Plan A Dessert Cafe. Located away from the bustling crowds on the lower levels of the mall, the cafe is situated on the second floor, offering a dining view of the Star Vista Atrium.

They have a wide selection of Bingsu flavors, and after some deliberation, we settled on a large bowl of Choco Banana. Firstly and most importantly, the shaved ice was perfect—soft like snow and deliciously milky. The toppings of banana, chocolate ice cream, oreo bits, and whipped cream were fantastic, making for a fail-proof flavor combination.

I will definitely be back again when I am in the area to try their other Bingsu flavors. I highly recommend Plan A if you are looking for a pleasant dessert place to enjoy great Bingsu with your friends and family or to treat yourself!