Cafe Leah

"The best bingsoo (shaved ice) in the area! The place is packed with young people at night. It’s very loud but you can tell how much they love this place."

"The choux cream fish bread was delicious. The bingsoo cups were not ideal in our opinion - flavor was good but the bottom turns to slush much more quickly than other bingsoo I've experienced, so I'd probably try a bowl next time."

"their drinks and bingsoos never disappoint! been here multiple times for desserts, always a nice place to stop by for a variety of tempting treats."

"We needed some bingsoo on a hot June day, and I had already had Cafe Leah bookmarked. So we headed over on a Monday at around 2:30, after having lunch nearby. It was pretty busy at that time but we were able to get one of the last remaining tables. We ordered the bowl of Green Tea Strawberry and it was SO good. It comes served with lots of fresh cut up strawberrys, mochi bits, some kind of clotted cream topping, and condensed milk on the side (which I highly recommend). The ice was so fine, so you have to eat it quickly because it'll melt fast. Hubby and I shared one and we were stuffed. Next time, I'll be trying the melon one, and I hope they add an ube or taro one soon. Tip - for your first check in, you get a free drink so we went with a strawberry banana smoothie (which in hindsight probably wasn't the best choice after eating an entire bingsoo)."

"Cafe Leah, hands down has the best bingsu, in PalPark. It is a landmark for the people looking for great desserts. The place is a little small so. When it's crowded it's hard to find a seat. During the summer time, there are outdoors seating areas which s nice and accommodating. This place is busy, but that should just expected, due to the great service and desserts they provide. Definitely a must trybif you are in the area."