Seoul Good offers two different bases for their Bingsu; milk-base and yogurt-base. We opted for the former which came with light shaved milk ice that was pretty fluffy — while they did not provide for any condensed milk/evaporated milk on the side, we noticed that the milky flavours are a little stronger in the lower half of the bowl which was also slightly sweeter. The slices of banana are pretty fresh, while the Oreo crumbles add a cocoa-flavoured crunch ; the smooth chocolate ice-cream might be a little generic but does help to enhance the chocolatey flavours a little. It's overall not too bad for a Bingsu; just a little pricey at $17.90 given the location but I wouldn't mind if I am visiting on a hot day and needing something cold to share with a couple of friends.