[CLOSED] Nunuiwangja

Personally feel that juicy fruits like honeydew don't go well with the shaved milk, but scooped into such cute balls of fruits, definitely insta-worthy! 📸
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Breaking free from the usual Bingsu flavours like chocolate or green tea, Nunuiwangja adds a punch to your dessert with their selection of tropical fruit Bingsus. My favourite has definitely got to be the Tangerine one with juicy sweet tangerine slices, crunchy candied orange and *yums* preserved tangerine peels!

One of the more unique flavour of Bingsu they have, coming with grapes and a grape-flavoured Popsicle and a small jug of honey for sweetness. Shaved ice was smooth and fluffy, though could work with more milk content for more flavour. Sliced grape pieces were aplenty and generous, and added a light, subtle sweetness that was juicy and refreshing alongside the sweet honey which they could perhaps provide more for it wasn't really enough for the Bingsu. Grape Popsicle does help add a little more artificial sweetness to the Bingsu, but felt a little out of place and odd especially if shared by two; I eventually let my hungry friend have it because it was just weird to share.

Coming with toasted almond flakes and rice cakes, the Bingsu here had pretty smooth, fluffy shaved ice though it probably be better if they could make the ice taste a tad more milkier for more flavour. Rice cake is of smaller cubes here, and more chewy leaning closer to the texture of Mochi; definitely helped to make it feel less filling. The inside of the Bingsu felt a tad bare, especially since there is only a middle layer of soy powder which was rather thin; would work better if they could spread out the toppings to the sides. Comes with a small jug of milk if you fancy in sweeter.

After such a satisfying lunch, we were feeling lazy to venture out far, hence decided for dinner nearby mall - Hillview2.
After having some burgers at Burger UP, we chanced upon this newly opened Bingsu shop while walking to the carpark.
Tried their signature Injeomi Bingsu (S$12.90). Love how the milk ice is finely shaved, and the sticky rice cake adds a tad of chewiness to the crunchy, ice sweet texture. But we felt that they could have been more generous with their rice cake.

After such a satisfying lunch, we were feeling lazy to venture out far, hence decided for dinner nearby mall - Hillview2.
After having some burgers at Burger UP, we chanced upon this newly opened Bingsu shop while walking to the carpark.
Tried their signature Injeomi Bingsu (S$12.90). Love how the milk ice is finely shaved, and the sticky rice cake adds a tad of chewiness to the crunchy, ice sweet texture. But we felt that they could have been more generous with their rice cake.