Bing Haus

I’ve been to this place multiple times and they never disappoint. I was given the opportunity to try their shaved ice which is their new item. It was great, nice and light if you’re not looking for something too heavy but have a craving for something sweet. 100% recommend this place.

We haven't been here in a couple of years and it looks like it has gone downhill. Ordered the Earl grey lavender rolled ice cream and it was not good. It was so bad with a horrible artificial medicine like after taste. The Thai tea rolled ice cream was ok but sort of plain. They don't have as many toppings as they used to.

Cute little ice cream shop that offers soft serve, rolled ice cream, and other frozen treats. Parking is tough, and check their soft serve flavors before you go, since they only offer 2 at a time.

We dined here multiple times. Their bingsu is really delicious and tasty. But the ice cream rolls not so much. The photo is the rolled ice cream, it’s bunch of sweet things smashed together. We ordered the strawberry flavor, you can hardly taste any strawberry out of it.

Looking for an affogato? This will be your jam. Hidden in the corner of the complex you need to give this place a try. Lots of ice cream and coffee treats to try out!

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Bing Haus, a Thai roll ice cream shop that specializes in unique and delicious flavors. I must say, I was blown away by the quality of the ice cream and the creative flavors they offer. First, we tried the strawberry ice cream and it was bursting with flavor. The fresh strawberries added a natural sweetness that made it incredibly enjoyable. Next, I sampled the melon flavor, which was equally impressive. The subtle sweetness of the melon made it a refreshing and delightful treat. The green tea flavor was also outstanding. The matcha flavor was perfectly balanced, and it wasn't overly sweet like some other matcha ice creams I've had in the past. Additionally, the vegan lychee ice cream was a standout, with its creamy texture and unique flavor. However, I must mention that the pink lemonade ice cream was a bit tart for my taste. While I appreciated the tanginess, it wasn't quite what I was expecting. Overall, I would highly recommend Bing Haus for their incredible selection of Thai roll ice cream flavors. The quality of the ingredients and the creativity of the flavors make it a must-visit destination for ice cream lovers. I would give it a 4.5-star rating, with only a minor deduction for the tartness of the pink lemonade flavor. P.s this place is packed with college students using it for studies so there was no place to sit.

Drinks are very delicious. Very refreshing and not overly sweet. Some personal favorites: strawberry matcha, dirty chai, dirty matcha, and their taro-presso. Texture of their mochinuts are better than actual mochinuts. Huge variety of flavors. Very fluffy croffles and their rolled icecream we got the vanilla-banana and cookies and cream. Both were 10/10.

Parking is limited but once you get in you won't regret it. It's a small but hip way to serve ice cream. There are seats indoors and they serve coffee too. We tried the house coffee rolled ice cream topped with heath bar crumbs and whipped cream, Thai Tea rolled ice cream topped with grass jellyand whipped cream, and cookies and cream rolled ice cream topped with a wafer cookie. All tasted refreshing and was such a delight. Honestly 2 people can share one order but if you're am ice cream lover, give this place a try.

The rolled icecream is so delicious! It's also picturesque and pretty in the cafe. They have a couple board games too so you can hang out and relax. I definitely will be back to get some coffee or tea soon because there were so many different flavors with everything made in house. Also the rolled icecream came with their own individual toppings in lovely creations. We tried the earl grey tea ice cream, and it came with strawberries, mochi, and whipped cream. The strawberry ice cream came with fresh strawberries, cheesecake, and icecream. For handmade rolled icecream it came out relatively quickly! You can order on the kiosk or with a server!

We decided to come here on the recommendation of a friend who lives on the area. I had the earl grey lavender rolled ice cream and my partner had the frosted flakes rolled ice cream. It's a pretty cute and aesthetic place. There's a swing chair you can take pictures in. You can watch them make your ice cream. It was pretty crowded so I definitely swooped on the first table that opened up. We had the corner table so had a nice view to people watch from. The earl grey lavender was really nice, loved the combo. The frosted flakes was also nice and subtle. Texture was as expected from typical rolled ice cream. I wouldn't say this place stands out from other rolled ice cream spots I've been to, but it was good.

This was a great place to hang out and have some milk tea in an actual glass. The ambiance was really chill, and the AC was blowing strong. I ordered the winter melon milk tea with boba. It was on the sweeter side, and the boba were fresh and chewy. Parking is pretty bad, but at least you can find some street parking along armor.

We swung by Bing Haus for dessert recently. The shop was busy and all the seats were full. We tried to move two tables together for our party but found that they were bolted down or something, and immobile. For a place that feels designed for group hangouts, with board games and lots of seating, that is a bit counterproductive. The restaurant is decorated really cutely, with fun neon signage and a wall with some cute clothes and stationary for sale. Unfortunately, the shaved ice we ordered fell short of our expectations. We got the watermelon bingsu. It came in a hollowed out half mini watermelon, which was cute. The shaved ice itself was pretty fluffy and made of (probably) milk and not water, but I don't think the toppings worked well with it. The watermelon wasn't that sweet which was fine, that's out of their control, but the problem was the excessive amount of fruity pebbles, which overpowered the watermelon completely. They weren't only sprinkled on top, but were also found at the bottom of our dessert. There were just way too many, we couldn't really avoid them. Also, the Mochi was pretty flavorless and tough, and tasted like the pre-packaged rainbow Mochi from Hmart. All in all, with the plethora of dessert options in convoy, I don't think I would go out of my way to come back to bing haus. I did see a lot of people getting the rolled ice cream, which looked quite nice, but definitely if I'm craving shaved ice, I'd look somewhere else.

If you ever need a dessert night cap, this is the place. Impress your date with the watermelon or melon bingsoo - delicious sweet and fruity. To add they even have a life size llama. :)

Cute little cafe that mainly serves drinks and desserts. Plenty of parking. We came here to get some shaved ice. Patbingsoo Shaved Ice $16 various fruits, red bean, mochi, fruity pebbles, condensed milk, grain powder, and vanilla soft serve - We got this to share as a family. Definitely too much for one person. We all loved everything about this except the fruity pebbles made it extra sweet. Our toddler loved the fruity pebbles - win win for everyone. The have board games and self serve water. I noticed a lot of people sitting here to study or work. Unisex restroom in the back. Really love the decor here.

#MangoShavedIce during hot summer days is light, refreshing and delicious. A bit pricey but it's a lot and great for sharing. I like how they give you small bowls so you can easily serve. Counter service was okay and you need to know what you want because it's assumed you do. I been with a friend before but I inquired about other items but didn't get much details so I stayed with what I had the last time I was here.

I came here for the watermelon bingsoo. Sadly, the taste didn't meet my expectations. Watermelon wasn't very fresh nor sweet. I only liked the ice cream at the bottom of the watermelon balls. There were fruity pebbles on top so it made it looked pretty. When the ice cream slightly melted it tasted like cereal. The charcoal soft serve that was paired with it tasted weird. Not a fan of charcoal... meh. They seem to have a lot of rolled ice cream and drinks. Maybe I'll try something else cause what I ordered didn't leave a good impression on me. Not sure if I would come back.. Also, it seemed very packed but we got lucky to snag a seat. It kinda sucks for people who actually need to sit down and enjoy their bingsoo. Can't take that to-go. Parking lot is kinda small too. Overall, it's a no for me.

Went to BingHaus for a working date and it was lively and perfect :) Seating has plenty of outlets for you to charge your devices. It's always been busy every time I go here, but if you work outside in their patio a table inside will become available in no time. I got the Taro-Esso and it was delicious! Sweet and caffeinated, exactly what I was looking for. I previously tried the Tiger Latte and it wasn't my favorite, but shoutout to the staff who have been super accommodating and friendly. I appreciate them wanting to ensure that I got a drink I liked! Aside from coffee they also sell lots of other different drinks (teas, milk teas, etc), desserts, and pastries. We didn't get any this time but we'll have to do it the next time we're back :)

Needed a nice refresher after some delicious savory flavors from Cross Street Chicken. It's great this was in the same plaza! AMBIANCE: Parking: Plaza parking and street parking however welcome to Convoy, this place can get busy. Seating: Inside seating mainly great for small groups. Room for about 20 people. Vibes: Welcome to Convoy! A place with a lot of history and slowly developing aesthetically neat spot. You'll notice decorated electric boxes or murals here and there. The spot itself is pretty neat. I enjoyed the welcoming alternative music and relatively clean spot. It's a nice social or work place as you want to. FOOD: Matcha Honeydew Milk Tea - Customized (Recommend) Refreshing! Subtle, smooth, creamy, and sweet. What's not to love? Matcha, honeydew? Delicious and partially healthy! CUSTOMER SERVICE: Henry was dope, they didn't have a Matcha Honeydew on the menu but he was able to make it happen. TL; DR OVERALL: 4.5 Stars. Great! Good selections, delicious food, and a pleasant vibe. I can see myself coming here for a drink, socialize, or get work done. TIPS: * Great range of desserts from drinks, snacks, and dessert! * Come early to secure parking

Food: The desserts here are always good. Their watermelon bingsoo is so good! The shaved ice is packed with flavor, and the fruity pebble toppings surprisingly taste good with it even though I was hesitant at first. The watermelon balls taste really fresh without any added sugars. The desserts are great, although the mochi could be better. They also do really tasty rolled ice creams. Service: The service is consistently good. The staff are friendly and quick to serve, making sure you have everything you need. Ambiance: The place is clean and cozy, nothing too fancy. It's a comfortable spot to enjoy your desserts. There are sometimes people playing games, studying, or chatting. Overall, a nice place to relax and indulge in some sweet treats.

I haven't had anything I didn't like at this place. This last time I had the cookies and cream ice cream and it did not disappoint.

I come here all the time. I'd recommend coming here if you want a GOOD QUALITY ice cream/soft serve. It's really nice interior and the way their service works is very efficient. Their roll icecream is something I dream about sometimes! So good. Each month they have seasonal ice cream flavors, and it's so fun! My favorite seasonal flavor was UBE. They do it so well that I almost cried when they got rid of it!

A cute, fun menu and nice ambiance cafe to chat with a friend! I recently came here for matcha espresso and rolled ice cream with a girlfriend of mine. We both have recently travelled to Japan and found it a great atmosphere to catch up, share photos and enjoy a sweet treat. We love that it opens at 10:00 a.m. one or two hours earlier than other Japanese cafes in the area. The interesting offerings are served up in Instagram worthy fashion and are tasty too! Don't take my word for it though. Check it out for yoursel!

Such great service and rolled ice cream! The ambiance was busy on a Friday night but all the workers were still so nice and attentive to customers. There's many options for photo ops and a lot of seating (sadly at this time all of them were taken). I got the fruity pebbles rolled ice cream and it was so delicious, especially because they add it as a topping so theres was a nice crunch along side the fruity flavor. Happy to come back!!

The mochi donuts are amazing and the teas are absolutely delicious! There's plenty of seating inside and outdoors as well.

Still the best rolled ice cream in the game. I love harder textured ice cream so Bing Haus is my number #1 place to go when wanting dessert. I'm always torn between the strawberry and matcha flavor and even though matcha is my favorite flavor and their matcha is incredible, I get the strawberry 90% of the time. That's how you know how flavorful their ice cream! I never give up matcha! The parking is limited however and I recommend you park on the side street. Service is always fast and you can watch them make your ice cream through the glass! I would say the ambiance is not date-night dessert but college student study spot. Regardless, you won't want to miss this place when in SD!

We got a Cookies and Cream rolled ice cream and VTM! Both were delicious. This location seemed perfect for studying with good seating + peaceful environment. The service was also quick and nice.

I came here once and it was good. I love the rolled ice cream. It's so good. I really like the vibe of this place, it's a nice place to get ice cream and coffee. The workers were really nice and helpful in explaining the menu.

I came during their March special where they had a pandan latte and a variety of matcha drinks - I got a pandan matcha latte and for the price, I was expecting high quality matcha especially since their sister store Sunday Ice Cream uses real matcha, but the drink was more of a pandan flavored milk than a pandan matcha latte

Great for a hot day! We went on a Sunday afternoon and service was pretty quick, despite the place being packed. Whenever we come here, we always get the watermelon bingsu which comes with a side of soft serve. This place is one of our favorite bingsu spots in convoy.

Came across this spot when I went to grandmas tofu house. We wanted some coffee but didn't want the usual Starbucks so we checked the menu out. We got excited with the menu and decided to give it a try. First of all I don't like sweet coffee too much and wanted the right balance. We ordered the Ube espresso and the matcha espresso iced! And it was so freaking perfect. You know how sometimes you go to an Asian coffee spot and the matcha or Ube is just too damn sweet? This one was balanced with the taste. You can perfectly taste each flavor and blended together was just delicious. I would definitely come back and try the rolled ice cream and other options they have on the menu!

Super cute, trendy little cafe with a good selection of drinks, ice cream and snacks. I got the sweet vanilla mint latte; fresh mint was squeeze into it. Good balance with the coffee and favor, not too sweet. My oldest and I each got a mochi donut; I got a lychee rose one and my oldest son got a churro. They weren't fresh fresh but we got there later in the afternoon. The lychee rose has an actual flower on it. It was good. I didn't try the churro. The youngest got a soft serve ice swirl with vanilla and their favor of the month pineapple with sprinkles on top. Huge size soft serve. For all this, it came out to $17.09 before tip. This is a great deal for everything. Service was prompt even though the person behind the counter was hustling with all the orders. I would recommend and will come back.

When the kiddos ask for rolled ice cream, seems like this is the last shop standing. Cute decor, lots of BTS merchandise and friendly service. Skip the tiger latte, it taste bland.

So glad we found this place! We got the watermelon bingsoo, which isn't too sugary sweet at all. The watermelon pieces on top are fresh and so juicy (of course) and underneath is like a vanilla/condensed milk flavored ice with fruity pebbles and mochi in the inside. You can add other toppings for extra if you prefer. The cost was $16 for the watermelon. We also got a super delicious swirl of vanilla/mango (July flavor of the month) for $5!

We were unimpressed with the watermelon bowl. First and foremost the watermelon was underripe and tasteless. Which to me seems like the most important part to get right. The mochi was haphazardly cut and tossed in with the shaved ice on the bottom. And the shaved ice was really just an afterthought since it had no taste anymore than the watermelon. You couldn't add enough condensed milk to make it edible. Sorry folks, your shop should do more quality control on these things to be sure they match the pictures.

Our bingsoo came out beautifully! Watermelon is scooped out for the perfect bites. Beneath watermelon is shaved ice. The shaved iced has the right amount of sweetness to it. This order comes with a choice of ice cream. Perfect size to share among 3-4 people. Service is somewhat at reasonable timing. Cashier were friendly and welcoming. Ambiance is acceptable but it's a very small shop. It's get so packed and clustered. Hard to find a space to sit and enjoy our dessert.

Paid by card. Bing Haus is located in the same plaza as FedEx and offers some plaza parking. They have indoor but no outdoor seating. I went here on a Thursday around 6:30 PM and there was no one ahead of me in line. There were about 4 or 5 other parties that were already seated inside. This place is cutely decorated and has a nice, swinging, egg chair to relax near the front doors. I ordered the patbingsoo and cookies and cream rolled ice cream. Both were ok. The patbingsoo had a lot of ingredients in it: fruit, mochi, Fruity Pebbles, and came with a small cup of soft serve. The rolled ice cream had cookie toppings, whipped cream, and chocolate syrup drizzle. Overall I thought this place was ok. I was expecting a little more. I might go back to try other items on the menu.

I thought I wrote a review for this place many years ago but maybe I didn't . Nonetheless one of my favorite things here is the watermelon bingsoo. It's still as good as I remember it. How can anyone resist sweet watermelon balls drizzled with condensed milk over finely shaved ice along side of delicious soft serve. It's so refreshing and it is enough for 4 people to share. One thing I don't remember is the fruity pebbles and gummy bears mixed in with this. I didn't mind it as I'm sure my kids would love this but if I order it again without kids I would request no gummies. This place is still non stop busy. The staff doesn't seem to be able to take any breaks in the evenings . But now there's outside seating so they can accommodate more customers.

The BingSoo was perfect for this hot weather! However the store was extremely hot. Boa was very friendly and funny, the music in the shop was a vibe and he gave me the playlist. Would come again when it's not hot !!

This is my must-stop place when I visit San Diego. Their Mochi Donuts are the best and ice cream is also very good.

Went for the mochi donuts and was not disappointed! I do recommend you visit them earlier in the day as they run out of certain flavors really quickly! Their ube and red bean donuts are divine, btw! Sadly, their service was a little lacking as there were no other patrons but our party of two, yet we weren't even offered a "hello" or "welcome", in fact there wasn't anyone behind the counter or present until it was time to check out. The establishment itself was wonderfully cool and refreshing and we found the customer kiosk to be very user friendly.

"Rolled ice cream is not bad for you: It's half air, so half the calories!" That's what I convinced myself as I devoured the cup of heavenly black sesame rolled ice cream... I've you've never tried this, then you're missing out! Hop in the car and head over to Bing Haus and order yourself a cup of black sesame rolled ice cream. It has a hint of salt to compliment the sweetness and is so incredibly irresistible. The rolled ice cream is freshly made to order, from scratch. There is a display window where you can watch your dessert transform from a cup of cream to rolls of deliciousness, topped with whipped cream and mochi. This was my first time here and I can't stop thinking about it! One cup will leave you craving for more! Because the orders are made from scratch, there is a bit of a wait, especially if you come on a weekend night, but I promise you it's worth the wait! It's a nice hang out place with a decent amount of tables. Parking can be a challenge in the small and congested lot, so you're better off looking for spaces along one of the quiet streets nearby and taking a little walk.

Honestly I take all my out of towner friends here. Both the watermelon and the cantaloupe bingsoo is a win in my book! Their mochinut is good too for those not interested in a massive treat. Service is great but it does get crowded fast! I'm glad they expanded the outdoor seating.

We walked to Bing Haus after having dinner with friends at a restaurant in a nearby plaza. It was late, and we saw that Bing Haus closed at 10:30pm. We walked into shop 10 minutes past 10. There was a group eating a honeydew melon bingsoo and others ordered a drink. We came because we heard their Bingsoo was good. However, we were told by the employee that they are unable to make it 30 minutes before the store closed. It's probably because of the machine to make the bingsoo was being put away. I felt sad. But since my friends and I walked here, we decided to order drinks. I ordered a peach tea. It was sweet and nice. But no boba because that ran out too. My bf ordered a hibiscus tea and it was pretty in color.

We ended our dinner at Flama Llama with a fresh treat next door down the connecting alleyway. Cute little Cafe with a fun menu. Rolled ice cream, drinks, and bingsoo! (Shaved ice). Lots of tasty fun treats in this dessert like mochi bits , fruity pebbles, fruit loops, side of ice cream, etc. Or family thoroughly enjoyed this and I had to restrain myself from scraping all the watermelon bits down. Definitely will be back during the summer to chill off here! Delicious and fun!

Came looking for a study/work café, and it was so nice here, especially on a weeknight! The ambiance was clean and cozy, but not to the point where you'd fall asleep while working. It was moderately quiet from the hours of 8-10pm, and easy to focus. Weekends can get crowded and busy, but that's par for the course in Convoy and speaks to the quality of their desserts! I came a second time around 5pm on Saturday and was still able to study well despite it getting busier around 7pm. Service was good, and the staff is friendly! The cups and different ways they serve their drinks definitely add to the experience. My 1 star off is because the drinks I tried don't stand out that much, and I wouldn't re-order them. I appreciated that they have warm non-caffeinated drinks while working after dinner. The hot taro milk was foamy and sweet, though I wish there was more of it for the price. I got the iced tiger latte another time, and the flavor of the Thai tea worked harmoniously with the espresso. There was definitely more emphasis on the coconut milk flavor, but it was not overpowering and a refreshing afternoon boost. There's also a little thrift clothes section, and they give cute complimentary stickers at the counter. Overall, a good spot for late-night working, studying, or grabbing dessert with friends!

Really good ice cream rolls, there's always a lot of toppings and it's freshly made to order. only complaint is that it takes a long time compared to other ice cream roll spots. but the quality and the visuals are there. i recommend the matcha and the strawberry cheeesecske

Came here because it's one of the few dessert places on Convoy that's open late (past 9pm), and was a little surprised by how crowded it was -- seems like lots of others were thinking the same thing and this is a popular late night hang-out/study spot! It closes at 10pm. We tried the patbingsoo shaved ice which was a little underwhelming for me although that could be due to personal preferences? I avoided ordering the melon bingsoos because I'm not the biggest fan of honeydew and watermelon, but then the "various fruits" that the patbingsoo came with were -- you guessed it -- both honeydew and watermelon (+some kiwi and strawberry). It's very large and I strongly recommend sharing with a bigger group as we had a hard time finishing, and also the shaved ice starts tasting less satisfying once you get to the bottom and it starts to melt and taste more like condensed milk. All in all I thought it was just an ok experience but I would definitely come back here to try their other options (rolled ice cream or drinks) and also if I wanted to find a spot that's open later to hang out and/or study!

My friends and I ordered the patbingsoo. The toppings were super delicious, but the actual shaved ice part of the dessert was really bland. Only the surface level of the bingsoo had any flavor. It was chunky and icy and only had flavor when eating it alongside the small cup of soft serve. Maybe other flavors have more taste. The soft serve was pretty good. It was very smooth and milky. The vibes of the store was nice. There was a lot of big tables and games so friends could come and hang out together.

This was my second time at Bing Haus and I tried new items including their new special matcha Oreo rolled ice cream, and an iced taro milk tea. To start, their taro may be the best I've ever had. It was SO rich and full of the perfect taro flavor without being too sweet, and their taro-esso which includes espresso is amazing as well. Secondly, this was my first time having rolled ice cream and I was really pleased! It had the perfect mix of all the flavors and I love that it already comes with toppings when you place the order. Also, love that it is like a cafe style shop so there's people working on their laptops, outdoor seating and games to play! I definitely plan to be back to spend a few hours working and trying another one of their lattes.

Did you say rolled ice cream? I said where? I'm there! That's what happened. I used to take my son when he was young to a place in Mira Mesa. Fast forward 10 years later, we had it recently in SF. The Mira Mesa shop has since been closed down. I found it on Yelp and the next day, we drove to Bing Haus. It satisfied our craving for it. Glad there is a place where we can go to wherever we like our ice cream roll.

The Tiger latte is good and I love the taste of Thai but also would enjoy if it were sweeter. It's a cute little shop with Knick knacks and clothing. I was greeted right when I walked in and the staff were kind even though they were close to closing.

I can't believe I've never written a review for this place before. Honestly a lot of my favorite places I haven't reviewed yet. I love this place I am here many times a month and it's one of the places that I highly recommend to people esp when they ask for desserts or a place to study. If you need a place to study, this is it! They have limited seating and have areas near the wall that have plug ins. Ofc, it's courtesy to buy something from them while you're there. Prices are reasonable imo! I love their variety of options that they have and their seasonal items as well! They're seasonal items do change. One of my favorites is their Jeju Orange-ade. They serve milk teas with or without boba, rolled ice cream, Bingsoo (IYKYK), coffee, teas, and mochi donuts. Their flavors are always rotating to check them out. Parking isn't always the greatest, but that's Convoy in general for you. If you need a sign to visit, this is it!

The rolled ice cream is so good!! Rolling it creates a bunch of layers that give it an amazing texture. The donuts were delicious and the lattes were great too. It is pretty small on the inside and fills up fast.

Cute little dessert place for ice cream. They have soft serve cones, specialty desserts, and rolled ice cream. Parking is limited since it's in a shared plaza. Be prepared to be circling for a bit.

Went here to study, atmosphere and vibes are always chill when looking for somewhere quiet. Went around 11-4pm on a Saturday, surprising it wasn't pack and there lots of tables open to do homework or for those to just chill. Got their September monthly milk tea (Lychee Hibiscus) surprising really good, tasted like jelly, Also got an early gray lavender (had my friend with me) asked if I could get two cups for it and they did it! Thank you! Great service and food is always good. I just don't recommend the croffle because it's so small and not warm because it does sit out.

Rolled ice creams that don't melt ! Tried the cookies and cream, and the Oreo flavors. Both were good. Cookies and cream was better IMO.

We had the Four Mochi Donut arrangement, whereas we chose Black Sesame seed, Ube, Matcha, and plain as a palate cleanser. Ube: 7.5/10 Very delicious, but also on the sweeter side. Black Sesame seed: 6.8/10 Also delicious, but can catch you off guard if you're looking to try something new and never had black sesame. Matcha: 3/ 10 I DONT NOT LIKE MATCHA, so I feel this review is not too accurate, but if you like Matcha you'll love this deep earthy taste. Plain: 8/10 it's exactly what you expect, simple, balanced, and delicious. Overall the donuts are great in my opinion, and the shop itself is a vibe. They offer free water to wash down the treats as well