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Quick answer: This directory covers five bingsu (Korean shaved ice) spots in Singapore: Bingsusu (Esplanade), Plan A Dessert Cafe (The Star Vista), Nunsaram (4 outlets islandwide), Yang Xiao Xian Mango Ice (2 outlets), and Cafe BomBom (2 outlets).
If you’re mapping out a sweet adventure, the next stop is the weekend bingsu route.
These are not just bowls of shaved ice. The decent ones use fresh milk, the right chill, and sharp timing so the flakes hold before they melt into sweet nothing. For anyone checking whether a stop fits the route or the budget, here are the counters worth planning around.
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Bingsusu
Bingsusu Pte Ltd, at Esplanade MRT Station, serves a range of bingsu flavors including red bean, matcha, and taro.
If you’re new to bingsu, Bingsusu makes it easy: you’ll find it right inside Esplanade MRT station, so there’s no complicated map-reading. The menu is straightforward—classic flavours like red bean and matcha are clearly listed, no puzzling over unfamiliar terms. The ice is soft and fluffy, the toppings generous. It’s a fuss-free stop when you’re craving something cold and sweet after your commute, with no need to detour far.
Stepping off the train, you’ll spot the counter immediately. The pace is brisk: you order, pay, and your bingsu is handed over in a takeaway cup. There’s no seating, so you might tapau and find a quiet spot nearby, or simply stand and enjoy the cold treat while commuters stream past. Sharing with a friend is easy—just pass the cup back and forth. A classic like red bean or matcha works well; the flavours are clear and the ice is fluffy, a simple pleasure that doesn’t demand much from you.
Products or Services
Bingsu in flavors from classic red bean and green tea to matcha and taro, made with soft, fluffy ice and generous toppings.
Contact Information & Location
- Location: 90 Bras Basah Road, #B1-34, Esplanade MRT Station, Singapore 189562
- Phone: +65 9695 5845
- Email: [email protected]
- Operating Hours: Daily 10am-8pm
- Website: Bingsusu
Station concourse setup, so it works when you need cold relief straight off the train. The taro and red bean combos are straightforward, done clean, and priced for a quick pause rather than a full sit-down affair.
Plan A Dessert Cafe
Plan A Dessert Cafe, at The Star Vista, specializes in Korean bingsu made with 100% fresh milk.
Plan A Dessert Cafe is a good choice if you’re comforted by knowing exactly what’s in your dessert: their bingsu is made purely with fresh milk, so the ice tastes naturally creamy rather than icy. The flavour names—like Berries Lover and Mango Cheesecake—are descriptive, which helps when you’re hesitant to try something unfamiliar. Located in The Star Vista, it’s a calm spot to sit and enjoy your bowl without the rush of a hawker centre.
Walking in, you enter a calm, pastel-toned room that feels removed from the mall’s hum. Order at the counter and find a seat; the bingsu arrives at your table without rush. It’s designed for sharing—large bowls that invite communal spooning. Take your time. Soak in the quiet, and don’t hesitate to ask the staff for flavour suggestions. The shaved ice is remarkably creamy, and the toppings are thoughtfully layered, making each bite a gentle, cool comfort.
Products or Services
Bingsu flavors including Berries Lover, Caramel Cookie, Matcha Cocoa, and Mango Cheesecake, plus coffee and other drinks.
Contact Information & Location
- Location: 1 Vista Exchange Green, #02-27A, The Star Vista, Singapore 138617
- Phone: +65 8835 4450
- Operating Hours: Sun-Thu 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat 11am-12am
- Instagram: @planadessert
The Star Vista location means a quiet weekday visit keeps it civil. Berries Lover and Mango Cheesecake hit when you want fruit-forward brightness. Good call after a nearby errand when time is yours and a seat matters.
Nunsaram
Nunsaram is a Korean restaurant and dessert cafe chain with 4 outlets across Singapore, known for its bingsu.
Nunsaram might be ideal if you prefer a sit-down meal with your bingsu, since they also serve a full Korean menu. This is helpful if you feel anxious about choosing a place that only does desserts—here you can have a proper meal first, then share a bowl. Their signature Injeolmi bingsu features a sprinkle of soy-bean flour, a gentle, nutty flavour that’s a safe introduction to Korean tastes. The chain presence means a consistent experience across outlets.
Inside, the casual Korean-dining vibe puts you at ease: warm lighting, wooden tables, and maybe some K-pop in the background. You’re seated and handed a menu that covers both meals and desserts. Order your main course first, then signal for the bingsu when you’re ready. When it comes, it’s a generous mound of shaved ice, clearly made for sharing. Make it a group affair—eat a hearty dish, then pass the bingsu bowl around. The staff won’t hurry you, so you can enjoy the conversation and the cooling treat at your own pace.
Products or Services
Bingsu including Injeolmi (sweet rice flour) and Choco Banana, plus a range of Korean dishes.
Contact Information & Location
- Westgate: 3 Gateway Drive, #04-37, Singapore 608532 — Daily 11am-10:30pm
- Bugis Junction: 200 Victoria Street, #01-70, Singapore 188021 — Daily 11:30am-10pm
- Novena Square: 238 Thomson Road, #01-54/55, Singapore 307683 — Daily 10am-10pm
- Plaza Singapura: 68 Orchard Road, #04-69A/B, Singapore 238899 — Daily 11am-10pm
- Website: Nunsaram
A chain that does both hot kitchen plates and tall bingsu bowls under one roof. The Injeolmi is dependable if you like roasted grain notes and chewy bites. Four outlets means you can fit it into a weekday plan without a special trip.
Yang Xiao Xian Mango Ice
Yang Xiao Xian Mango Ice is a Taiwanese-style dessert cafe with 2 outlets, known for its Mango Milk Ice.
If mango is your comfort fruit, Yang Xiao Xian focuses entirely on that—their signature is a mountain of shaved milk ice drenched in mango syrup and piled with fresh chunks. It’s less about variety and more about perfecting one thing, which can be reassuring if decision-making overwhelms you. The cafe also offers light bites like sandwiches, so you can make it a small meal. Do note it’s Taiwanese-style, not Korean, so the ice texture may differ slightly from classic bingsu.
Inside, the cafe is cheerfully mango-themed, from the decor to the scent. You order at the counter and can see your bowl being built: shaved milk ice piled high, then draped in syrup and topped with fresh mango chunks. Tables are often filled with pairs or small groups sharing the generous portions. To get the most out of it, bring someone along—the bowl is too much for one—and relax into the simple pleasure. Take your time, spoon the ice and fruit together, and let the familiar sweetness do its work.
Products or Services
Mango Milk Ice (standard $16.80, super $28.80) — shaved milk ice with mango syrup and fresh mango chunks — plus other desserts and light bites like sandwiches and wings.
Contact Information & Location
- Orchard Gateway: 277 Orchard Road, #B1-12, Singapore 238858 — +65 9089 6706 — Mon-Thu 10:30am-10pm, Fri-Sun 10:30am-10:30pm
- Jurong Point: 1 Jurong West Central 2, #02-41, Jurong Point Shopping Centre, Singapore 648886 — Daily 10:30am-10pm
- Facebook: Yang Xiao Xian Mango Ice
The mango supply dictates the visit. When the fruit is peak-season sweet, the milk ice base carries it well. Go for the standard size unless you are splitting across a small group—there is a big jump between the two portions.
Cafe BomBom
Cafe BomBom, the Singapore arm of a Korean chain reported by local food media to have over 500 outlets in Korea, has 2 outlets here serving K-pop-inspired desserts and bingsu.
Cafe BomBom brings a slice of Seoul’s dessert culture here, and the fact it’s part of a large Korean chain may ease any worry about authenticity. Don’t let the K-pop styling intimidate you—the bingsu flavours are approachable, and the staff are used to explaining the menu. Their bomcarons are a larger, chewier take on macarons, worth trying if you like familiar treats with a twist. It’s a cheerful, unhurried spot for a sweet pause.
The moment you enter, the colourful, K-pop-soundtracked interior sets an upbeat tone. It’s a counter-service setup: you order, then find a table. The staff will bring your bingsu over, and the atmosphere is lively. The generous bowls are clearly for sharing. Gather a couple of friends and dive in together. If you’re curious, add a bomcaron to your order—a chewy treat. There’s no rush; you can soak in the buzz and enjoy the cold, creamy dessert at your leisure.
Products or Services
Bomcarons (larger, thicker macarons) in flavors like Oreo, Cheddar, Vanilla, Strawberry, and Chocolate ($4.90 each); bingsu such as Kogok Bingsu ($7.90); flavored frappes and lattes.
Contact Information & Location
- Tampines One: 10 Tampines Central 1, #04-14, Singapore 529536 — +65 8345 6212 — Daily 11am-9:30pm
- Bugis (Jalan Klapa): 7 Jalan Klapa, Singapore — Daily 11:30am-10:30pm (last order 9:30pm)
- Email: [email protected]
- Facebook: Cafe BomBom
Bright, loud, and aimed at anyone who wants dessert to look as good as it tastes. The Kogok Bingsu is an entry point. If you are already grabbing a Bomcaron for a pick-me-up, adding a bingsu keeps the stop under one receipt.
At a Glance
| Brand | Signature | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Bingsusu | Various bingsu flavors | Esplanade |
| Plan A Dessert Cafe | Fresh milk bingsu | The Star Vista |
| Nunsaram | Injeolmi bingsu | 4 outlets islandwide |
| Yang Xiao Xian Mango Ice | Mango Milk Ice | Orchard Gateway / Jurong Point |
| Cafe BomBom | Bomcarons, bingsu | Tampines One / Bugis |
About this list: This is a directory of five bingsu spots in Singapore — not a ranking or endorsement, and not exhaustive.
Disclaimer: Information here has been compiled from the businesses’ own websites and other publicly available sources, current as of July 2026, and may change. We do not guarantee it is complete or error-free and disclaim liability for inaccuracies or omissions; let us know if you spot an error so we can correct it.
Picking a Bingsu Spot for the Occasion
When choosing where to go for bingsu—that’s Korean shaved ice, by the way, not just a pile of frozen water—it helps to think about what kind of outing you’re after. If you’re already at the Esplanade for a show, Bingsusu lets you keep the evening going with a bowl that feels a bit more special, thanks to its waterfront location. On the other hand, if you’re meeting friends on a weekend and nobody wants to travel far, Plan A Dessert Cafe at The Star Vista is right inside a major mall, so it’s easy to combine with a movie or some shopping.
For those whose hearts are set on mango, Yang Xiao Xian Mango Ice dedicates its menu to the fruit, making it a straightforward choice when you’re craving that particular flavour. Meanwhile, Nunsaram’s many locations across the island mean you can find a cosy corner almost anywhere, and it tends to offer a wider range of Korean desserts, which is handy when someone in your group isn’t in a bingsu mood. No matter which you pick, these spots all turn finely shaved ice into a delightfully refreshing treat.
