Kakigori dessert cafe

This place was a delight. The staff was great and shouted the order numbers very clearly. I got the Thai tea with coconut milk and it tasted like the milk in the bowl after the cereal. We also got the sweet corn shave ice. That was an experience. I didn't like. One friend was middle of the road, and the other one will eat anything. Probably wouldn't order the sweet corn again, but would definitely return to order something more fruity and fab.

Cute place to get dessert! I enjoyed the mango sticky rice with vanilla soft serve and the Thai tea shaved ice most. Overall I thought it was good but not amazing (probably dessert preference). Definitely still recommend to anyone who hasn’t tried it and loves shaved ice.

I came across Kakigori dessert cafe while looking for Asian desserts in the area. After seeing they offered pandan lava toast, a flavor I’m obsessed with, I had to stop in. Unfortunately I was disappointed with their execution of a seemingly infallible dessert concept. The interior was decorated with live plants for sale and had a very comfy atmosphere. I ordered the pandan lava toast with vanilla ube soft serve swirl to go. I recognize that ordering a dessert like this to go means it won’t be enjoyed at the optimal temperature fresh out of the kitchen. That being said, I was still disappointed by their pandan lava toast. The dessert cost $17 and was no more than four pieces of lightly toasted sandwich bread with a dollop of pandan spread on top and a few tiny pieces of fruit. The pandan spread itself was extremely tasty and the only saving grace of this dish. I feel that had they used a milk bread or a brioche bread the dessert would have been much tastier and worth the $17 that I paid. The Ube vanilla swirl was pretty decent. That all being said, I would be willing to try the other desserts on their menu because they seem promising. I unfortunately cannot recommend the pandan lava toast, or any of their other toasts. If they sold the pandan spread by itself, I would happily buy a jar.

Understaffed at the moment. There is a hiring sign on the door. I am mentioning this cause the time to get an item can be inconsistent. One time everyone after me got their things before me. I got a bingsu and other bingsu were coming out so it wasn't bubble tea or easy things that came out. The mini size for bingsu is good for sharing. The cup was given to us messy on the outside. I am not a big fan of sloppy work given the price point. one gender neutral restroom.

Cute looking desserts! We ordered two bingsu - chocolate oreo & the taro ones. Both had shaved ice, cheesecake & ice cream in them. But the only part that i did not like is the item description in the menu. The overall menu was a bit confusing to someone who isn’t very much familiar with the cuisine like me. My order did not have the red bean paste in its description and i am not someone who likes red bean paste in my desserts. I ordered the taro bingsu as it did not have the red bean paste in its description but unfortunately half of my dessert had it :( otherwise i loved the taro & the cheesecake part of my bingsu. Also the kitty ice figure which was frozen strawberry yogurt i guess?, was cute n tasty that added a fun element to my dessert :)

Just stopped by to try some kakigori for the first time and it did not disappoint! The ladies there were really friendly and nice. One was actually sanitizing the tables when we walked in. We ended up getting the Thai Tea Kakigori and the Mango & Sticky Rice Toast to-go. The Thai Tea Kakigori was really good. I thought the cream + red bean + mochi + Thai tea frozen pig were delicious 👍🏻 The Mango & Sticky Rice Toast was AMAZING!! I love the consistency of the toast that was coated with just the right amount of sweetness. The mango was fresh and creamy. It usually comes with soft serve on top, but we asked for it on the side since we were taking it back. They mentioned it being watermelon soft serve but I couldn't really taste it; on the other hand, my sister said she could taste a hint of it. Nonetheless, the soft serve was also amazing. It was the first thing we tried on the drive back and we're down to order it by itself. Would highly recommend people to try this place!

Very cute and modern dessert shop. They have live plants inside for sale and neat looking chairs with bicycle pedals on them. The presentation of the bingsus is a 10/10. The iced animals on top of each bingsu is super cute. The bingsus themselves were not super sweet. The sesame bingsu came with red bean paste along with mochi balls. We ordered the sesame, match green tea, and chocolate malt & Oreo bingsus. They were all very good and refreshing. And you do not feel full after having a bingsu here.

I am very impressed with the order that we had, Mango and Sticky Rice Toast, especially the toast, it was perfectly toasted, buttered and sweetened. The whole combination just works, not too sweet but lots of different flavor profile and texture. The only critique that I have is their soft serve, which the vanilla flavor wasn't pronounced while the pineapple flavor overpowered it.

Who knew you could get mini bingsu in Seattle?! This was the perfect dessert to end summer with since it was perfectly creamy, not too sweet, and was so kawaii! They have so many flavor combinations like taro, strawberry cheesecake, coconut, and more! You have to go if you love shaved ice! I got the thai tea bingsu with red bean and mochi. It was great - not too sweet and perfectly creamy! The inside of the store was really nice with a plant display across the store. As for service, you order with the cashier, they call out the order, and you eat it in the store or can take it out!

We were looking for a unique dessert place and came across Kakigori. After seeing all the Yelp reviews and pictures, decided to give them a try. When you walk in, the first thing you see are plants galore which was kind of confusing at first but they said they are also half a plant business. There was no AC and they had a couple fans oscillating but that didn't help cool the place down. There is a few seating options but again, the plants overrun the space. We went in with screenshots of what we wanted from Yelp and when we showed the employee the pictures she said they didn't have those at that location. I explained that it's a little confusing for customers as it came directly from this locations Yelp page. The first time customers behind us had the same issue. So we then decided on the SOC and Thai Bingsu. Each one was $12, which seems pretty expensive for shaved ice and condensed milk in my opinion. However, they were good, surprisingly light and flavorful. Overall, glad we stopped by to give them a try but I wouldn't go back, to this location at least with their limited selection and no AC.

Ordered the Coconut Mini Bingsu and a Taro Mini Bingsu. Both were good, but the taro bingsu was my favorite. It's easily one of the best desserts I've had in a while! Loved the flavor and texture and it had the right amount of sweetness. Even though it's called a mini bingsu, you can easily share it with someone.

We shared the mini bingsu Mango Sticky rice flavor. It was $14.34 total and then tip was requested. It was okay but maybe worth $8 max. This is an outrageous price for what it is. I don't anticipate coming back any time soon. Also if you look at older photos, the same item was 8.75 just 1 year ago (summer 2023), currently $13 in August 2024. Inflation has not been that bad, sorry. And another thing is that the place is called "Kakigori dessert cafe" but they don't serve kakigori. It's very strange.

Bingsu here is delicious, though a bit pricey at $11+ for each one. However, their other items are a hit-and-miss. I wanted to try their corn cheese on Japanese bread, and yeah, technically I got what I ordered, but I expected the corn cheese to be cooked together and with some flavor, not room temperature canned corn with shredded cheese thrown on top. It was also in their toaster oven for nearly 15-20 minutes (I finished my binsu and still had to wait), but the cheese was still not melted, and the corn wasn't hot. It was so not worth the $11 + tax. I've gone in several times now, and something I've noticed is it seems like they're often overstaffed. Employees are usually sitting around, chatting or on their phones. I understand that there are lulls in the day, but this behavior looks especially bad when the dirty tables haven't been wiped down and the floors need to be swept. The work distribution also seems inequitable. When I went in today, there were 3 employees: 1 woman who seemed to be both ringing up customers and bringing out food, another who was making food at times, and a 3rd person who was seated and on his phone the entire time. Of course, as a customer, I don't truly know how much each employee has worked throughout the day, but blatantly being on your phone for 30 minutes straight in full view of customers looks incredibly unprofessional. The 2 women I interacted with were helpful and friendly, so no complaints there. Ultimately, I'll come back because I do find their bingsu to be yummy, but I'll just need to reset my expectations for their staff work ethic and their savory menu items.

We came by and tried the bing su. We got the mango sticky rice and matcha minis. They were out of the mochi side for the matcha but substituted the sticky rice as a side instead. The bing su were super yummy and the person at the counter was very helpful. I particularly liked that the bing su weren't overly sweet. The sticky rice was okay but I definitely would have preferred the mochi. It was a little bit toasty inside but they had a lot of fans running and the iciness of the bing su helped.

Food - my friend and I split a mini bingsoo (not very mini!) and a panda toast. Both were very very good! And also super cute! Service - the server was very patient with us and answered all our questions. He also brought our order out to us promptly. Ambiance - it's a super cute little spot with lots of plants. Would definitely come back and recommend!

A great dessert option if you're in the area. Kakigori started offering "mini bingsu", which I think is a great option!! We ordered two of them and they were enough to share amongst 4 people. I've also enjoyed their soft serve and kakigori before as well. The service is really great, everyone is really nice and accommodating, and it's just a nice little shop to rest especially on a hot day and enjoy some refreshing dessert.

The place was cute and I got my dessert pretty fast. I recommend the strawberry cheesecake bingsoo! It was so delicious, the flavors were so nice. It wasn't too sweet it was just right. The service was good, my order came out fast. The place was clean, the music was chill. Very good cafe vibe.

I know they're popular for their bingsoo but when I saw the mango sticky rice soft serve, I knew I wanted to get it. The mango and the sticky rice were perfectly sweet. The soft serve had a good consistency. It's not as flavorful as I thought it would be. I'd love to go back and try their bingsoos and their croffles!

Brought my young kids here, and they like all the dessert, which for my eldest is a big deal as she does like sweet dessert. The matcha bingsu was our favorite. The ambiance with plants around is very comfortable. Easy parking too.

We got the mango sticky rice bingsoo & taro soft serve w/ red bean & taro. The bingsoo & soft serve were very soft and not very icy at all! The texture was very good and the flavors were done very well too. The sticky rice bingsoo is so unique! The soft serve was a bit on the sweeter side but the taro flavor was done pretty well. The portions here are pretty big so it's perfect to share!

Food was tasty! Bingsu were a bit sugary but good. However it was a bit pricy. Other than the prices everything was great!

This is fun spot for bingsu and other desserts! Depending on which bingsu you choose, it can come with a cute animal topping. I got the taro cheesecake bingsu and it was soooo good!! The taro flavor was light and fragrant, and the cheesecake mixed in made it more sweet and decadent. YUM! It came with a little sheep on top, which was very cute. The sizes are very big so I would highly recommend sharing it. I got a mini size and it was way too much for me to finish on my own.

4.5 I went for the bear. The dessert didn't disappoint. I got the Taro bingsoo. Presentation was nice and the taste was good! I really enjoyed the taro. The dessert was the perfect amount of sweetness for me. The cheesecake added flavor and texture, which was nice. Good portion to share! When I went, it was pretty busy. There was not much tables/chairs. Overall - I enjoyed the dessert. Would be down to try their other flavors.

Mango sticky rice mini bingsu- 5/5 this was so good! I love mango sticky rice as a dessert and eating it in bingsu made it even more refreshing! The sticky rice is delicious!! Vietnamese coffee mini bingsu- 2/5 I looooove Vietnamese iced coffee so I really wanted to try this flavor. Unfortunately it was way too sweet and tasted kinda chemical-y? I hate wasting food so this was the first time in a very long time I tossed something out. I tried to keep eating it because I didn't want to waste it but my bf told me it was sunk cost already and I need to learn to take that L. These bingsus honestly are not that mini so it's easy to share just one mini with two people.

Love checking out Kakigori for its fun and super cute desserts! A personal favorite of mine during the summer season is their Watermelon Shaved Ice. They scoop out little balls of watermelon that they then mound into a carved out half watermelon. The dessert also includes some finely shaved ice and is also dusted with some powdered sugar. It is super aesthetic and a good opportunity to buff up the foodstagram. Although it is super simple, because of the freshness of the watermelon, it was very refreshing and sweet (perfect for the hot summer weather)! Kakigori also has a huge menu that includes other creative and aesthetic drinks (e.g. drinks that have little "ice bears"). I will be making a trip back in the future to try them!

This is actually my second time at Kakigori but I've only decided to start posting reviews recently. We had 5 individuals waiting for dinner and wanted a pre-dinner snack. The shop has a few tables and one large table area in the center. You order and pay at the counter first. It's very clean and modern. We ordered the watermelon ($18) and the mini mango sticky rice ($12). They were both yummy, though personally I liked the watermelon better. Great presentation on both, especially the watermelon being served in a half watermelon. It had a light melon flavor. The mango sticky rice had a very small side of sticky rice, which was delicious when the bingsu melted and you poured the melted soup over it.

The combination between cheesecake and ube is something I've never really tried but would definitely try again! I loved this! I only wish there was more balance between them because I felt like there was a little too much cheesecake. The little bear on top of the mini bingsu (on the right) was also a really cute touch. The Thai tea float was also good but I'm not sure if I'd order this again. It didn't standout to me much.

Both of the desserts we got were really yummy, but the service was a bit slow the day we went.

Very generous amount of fruit and good quality ripeness. I highly recommend the Mango Cheesecake. The cheesecake bits add a lot of texture and flavor. My only complaint is that there wasn't as much shaved ice as I expected. I wish it had more. There was A LOT of cheesecake and mango though! They get really busy around 6:30 PM on the weekends.

This is a dessert place that specializes in bingsoo and is known for the aesthetics. I tried the Thai Tea bingsoo which comes with a side of mochi and also sampled the Plant Pot. Thai Tea bingsoo didn't really have much fragrance of Thai Tea in itself, with most of the sugar and flavor concentrated in the various shaped ice (almost tossed that cause I thought it was just ice). When the ice melted, it was decent. These ice will work for warmer desserts though. Mochi was somewhat jelly-like rather than soft, which I was expecting because it was warm. It is just alright and aesthetics rule over the proper distribution of ingredients and flavor for this dessert. Plant Pot is a bit interesting - it had corn flakes which is where most of the sweetness are, and I wasn't really much of a fan of chocolate powder as such finely grained ingredient can make it very easy to cough if you are not careful. To be fair, they are trying to imitate dirt in a plant pot but having a less powdery ingredient like oreo cookies would probably be better. It is definitely an aesthetic place for food pictures, but I would not really recommend this place if you are looking for high quality bingsoo.

We came here for dessert on a Saturday afternoon. It was not as crowded as expected when we walked in, but parking was a bit difficult. Upon walking in the shop was quaint, neat and trendy with a clean industrial feel. There's a good amount of seating as well to hang out with friends or eat at the window yourself. The employees were kind and helpful and answered many questions about menu items, portions and ingredients. They even delivered and emptied our trays despite the self bus system. We ordered the bingsoo with red bean, sesame, and mochi with an extra side of mochi. The mochi was soft, warm, and delicious and contrasted perfectly with the sweet, icy milky bingsoo/ shaved ice. It was layered with 2 layers of red bean and sesame in a perfectly shareable portion. Overall, great dessert cafe, but was a bit pricey at about $15 per dessert. It's a great place for a casual meet up or date and the service is great!

I was interested to try Kakigori's lava toast, since there aren't too many places that offer this dessert in Seattle. The lava toast came with 3 slices of lightly toasted white bread. When I've gotten honey toast elsewhere, it was generally with a nice fluffy and airy milk bread. However, the bread that they served was just the normal sliced white bread that you would get from any supermarket, which was disappointing. The thai tea topping and soft serve were pretty good. But overall, it felt pretty underwhelming as a dessert for around $16. If they improved the quality of the bread that they used, it could probably bring this rating up to a 4.5. Other than the lava toast, the decor and ambience of the cafe was quite nice! The other desserts might be better but I wouldn't recommend the lava toast.

My bf and I came here for dessert after lunch. The shaved ice were so fine and soft, not icy at all. It is exactly how bingsoo is suppose to be. There is the regular size bingsoo which can be shared between 2-3 people but we opted for the mini version so we can try more flavors. We have the mango sticky rice and the black sesame. Mango sticky rice--Soooooo good. Huge chunks of ripe mangos. The coconut taste for the sticky rice. This is a must. Black sesame--The sesame taste needs to be a lot stronger, can hardly taste it. It came with red bean and mochi. The red bean was a bit too sweet for me. The mochi was warm and fresh--omg so good.

Love this spot, second pick for bingsoo only second to Snowy Village. It's definitely more aesthetic and we all know the better something looks, the yummier it is. I still rank these two bingsoo spots equal because Kakigori also offers delicious drinks and soft serve for potentially a better experience whereas other spots may be limited in only serving bingsoo. They also have cute reusable cups so that's also a hit. What brought us was the cute bears and dogs as ice. Unfortunately we found out that these were only in select items, including most of the Thai tea offerings. Be sure to ask if you want that aesthetic! Watermelon Bingsoo - so refreshing. Sweet watermelons so you know they picked the best watermelons to use. Condensed milk adds to the sweetness. Little chocolate figure on top adds a different flavor if you're interested (block figure for us). The best item in the summer, hands down. And at a great price being only $14. I know other bingsoo spots that offer watermelon but they tend to be more stickler with the price and being at least $4 more for the same portion. Jasmine Milk Tea with Boba (hidden behind in image) - tasty but nothing special. Definitely nice to have a drink alongside the bingsoo, but bingsoo is already pretty refreshing and hydrating so not necessary at all. PLG - peach, lychee, and green tea is an interesting combination that seemingly works well here. Refreshing, this drink with hints of fruit is replenishing on a hot day. Again however, with bingsoo, there's no need for the drink, it's just nice to have. Thai Tea Float - we ended up ordering another item just to see the bear. Our bear wasn't as beautiful as some of the other images as he was more solid ice without the fur texture, so that was a bummer. However, it was still cute to look at. They used pure Thai tea in a mold to create it so he's as relevant as the tea itself. Speaking of which, the Thai tea was pretty standard. I loved the soft serve though, wasn't anything out of this world but the creamy vanilla soaked up a bit of Thai tea and created a delicious taste.

This place is so cute and the desserts are loaded with toppings. I got the matcha with red bean and mochi and the mochi came out hot and fresh. It took a bit of time to make the bear that goes on top but it's worth it! The dessert is layered inside wiring condensed milk and more red bean and ice cream so you're not eating just ice! Customer service here is also amazing. My dessert tipped over as soon as I picked it up and they made me a new one without charge.

This dessert cafe is super cute and has AC for the hot days. - mini portions are huge! - they gave us a little bear for free when they heard that we had forgotten to order a little bear

This was so much fun to eat. I thought I had found shaved ice back home that satisfied me. But I'm going to miss this place for sure. It made me feel content in regards to the texture & consistency of milk to cheesecake ratio. My friend and I found this cute little joint on a rainy day. Rain or shine, we were still determined to have our dessert for the day! So glad we chose this spot, the only thing that would make this better would be adding a crunchy texture. Like corn flakes? Or pie crust crumb powder? One cup is enough to share for two! But if you like your dessert, why not have one to treat yourself! :)

Kakigori is Japanese shaved ice. But this place is for those who enjoy Thai dessert flavors. Many of the items are Thai tea or mango sticky rice. I would definitely share the kakigori with a few friends, it is a pretty big portion and had generous toppings. We thought it would mostly be shaved ice, but once you dig in, there was a lot inside the mountain of ice. I also had the Thai tea float, which I was not able to finish since it got really sweet towards the middle. I think this place for me is more about the decor and the cuteness of the food item vs good strong flavors.

Serious question: If you are in Seattle and don't come to Kakigori what are you even doing with your life? Jokes aside, this was hands down the best shaved ice I've ever had. So beautiful, so tasty, so huge, with fresh fresh fresh fruits! The little bear shaped ice decorations on top were like what you see on Instagram but don't know where to get (and they taste just as good as they look!!) Everything was so good and so fresh. I can't wait to go back!

Dragged my boyfriend here during our trip to Seattle. The cafe is located right next to Safeway (Safeway parking lot doubles as public parking lot). The first thing I noticed when I walked in was all the cute neon lights. The menu has a lot of cool items (I wanted to try them all ). We ended up sharing a Black Sesame Mini Bingsu and a Lychee Thai Tea that I got in a robot cup. The bingsu was definitely beyond my expectations. Usually when I have bingsu it distinctly tastes like ice and syrup and by the end I'm just eating ice. But the bingsu here blended it so nicely, each bite was creamy and delicious! Plus it came with a complementary side of warm mochi And just look at how cute it is! The Thai tea is solid, sweet but not overpoweringly sweet, with a light note of lychee. And there are actual lychee fruits in my drink. I am a very happy camper and definitely will be back if I'm in the area again.

AMAZING bingsoo place! stumble on this place since it was only a couple of mins from where we live! The break down: we ordered the black sesame + red bean flavor and this was absolutely so delicious. The 'ice' in this bingsoo was very different from other bingsoo we've tried in the sense that the ice had a 'milky' flavor to it. Never less this was SO GOOD! the ice milk flavored bear was such a cute addition to this dessert & paired w mochi on the side! this dessert place is next to Safeway so there's only street parking (limited ones outside the place). We didn't have too much trouble finding a parking spot tho! the menu had a variety of flavors and milk tea! I will have to come back and try the other flavors. I love that this one was very different in the ice flavor I've had.

I've always wanted to try this place and I'm so glad I did during my weekend trip to Seattle! My dessert was so yummy! I got the watermelon bingsu in Winter so I was worried the watermelon was going to be bland with no flavor but that wasn't the case at all. The watermelon was decently sweet. The shaved ice on the bottom was just a classic milk base, it wasn't too sweet and went well with the watermelon! The dessert also had a white chocolate hello kitty on top which I would definitely wait to eat until the end because it'll make the dessert have no flavor. I highly recommend! I can't wait to come back again and try something else.

Awesome dessert spot!!! Really widespread menu with lots of tasty options. The most unique part is their shaved ice. They come with quality toppings and have unique flavors. We tried the strawberry cheesecake ice and we're pleasantly surprised how large of a piece of cheesecake there was in the cup! There was probably more cheesecake than shaved ice which we were not mad about because the cheesecake was delicious and probably more worth the price. The freshly slice and ripe strawberries were fantastic along with the piece of chocolate. There are several other menu options we want to try in the future, particularly in the summer, including a watermelon shaved ice that has fresh scoops of watermelon on it! Highly recommend as a cute date spot or hang out with friends

Adorable little cafe somewhere in Seattle! Came here with my friend to try this place out and it's totally worth it! Way cheaper then other Bingsu places in Seattle! I got the Taro bingsu and my friend got the mango cheesecake Bingsu with sticky rice on the side! It was delicious! Make sure to add cheesecake with your Bingsu. It will gives your Bingsu a whole new flavors to it!! Not to say that the little iced milk mole creature are so cute, definitely IG or picture worthy! Will be back soon!

Looking for a really great place for cute bingsu? This is the perfect spot for you! Kagikori has one of the best aesthetically pleasing bingsu's I've ever seen in my whole life!! The prices are on the more expensive side, but it's definitely worth it for the vibes and I can see how hard it is to make one. We got the watermelon, which is around 18 dollars, pretty expensive for a bingsu, but it's pretty big! The flavor was also very refreshing! Not too sweet and not too bland, which was perfect for me! Parking around the area was very hard since there's also construction going around the area as of 11/2022. I had to park like 7 minutes walk away. However, I did hear from my friend that there's free parking available beside Safeway.

My all-time favorite bingsu spot in Seattle! The atmosphere is bright and bubbly, with neon lights and cute decoration all around. There's usually enough tables and seating, and rarely ever a line at the counter. The staff are quick with making the intricate designs for each of their bingsu flavors, transforming shaved ice into aesthetic Instagrammable desserts. I usually get the chocolate malt and Oreo mini, but I've also tried the mango cheesecake and watermelon flavors as well. They're a little pricier than other similar places in Seattle, but the portion sizes are large enough to easily share amongst 2-3, even with the mini size. The fruit toppings are always fresh and juicy, and I love the chocolate malt one for the contrasting textures that makes every bite enjoyable. And with the cute ice bears and other decorations, I definitely think it's worth the price. Sometimes places that appeal to the aesthetic food blogger skip out on actual taste and quality, but I can assure you that Kakigori is not one of those places. I'd highly recommend you stop by on your next visit to the area! Or don't, so I can keep finding a seat in my favorite cafe

We ordered a mini mango sticky rice bingsu and it was decent but nothing mind blowing. Honestly my favorite part was the warm sticky rice with sweet coconut milk on the side. The bingsu itself was relatively plain, it would maybe benefit from the sweet coconut milk that was on the sticky rice as well. Seating was most at a large communal table and some stools felt a bit wobbly and precarious so it's not really a place I'd recommend sitting at for a long time! So that means it's probably a great place to take an awkward date :)

A really great and cute cafe.. because it serves a unique type of drinks that isn't quite boba style.. but hits the same genre. And they do it well! And they do it cute! I love their mango stick rice drink! A drink that is also half dessert! They don't snub your with quantity either. It's a serving and a half, and you leave very content! They have a lot of drink options that come with the molded Thai iced cuties! I really love how it's not an add on, and you don't have to pay for an extra arm and leg for it! Because i would get it once for the photo, and would pass all other times. This way, it gives everyone a great and cute cafe experience at the same price! When a cafe is looking out for the customers experience, and not just dollars.. that's when I can add extra extra gratuity! Parking can be tricky.. but so far, no problems! Highly recommend them! I also really enjoy the Thai tea cream drink! Their Thai tea is spot on delicious!

Pretty decent dessert place - Japanese shaved ice isn't something that I was too familiar with but it seemed similar enough to the Korean bingsu dessert. I felt the whole thing was really overly sweet - wished that there was something to balance out the sweetness. I will also caution that due to the sweetness to split this with at least one other person. Don't be greedy like me and get the whole order to yourself! Very interesting they also stick a slice of cheesecake within this shaved ice! If that's your thing, you might love this!

So glad I found this dessert spot near my home. It had a great ambience and had lots of family, some people working and some people on dates. We thought the shaved ice was really fun and there were lots of fun flavors! Definitely worth checking out

My wife saw this business in tiktok and we decided to give it a try. Photos don't do it justice enough, you NEED to see the desserts in person! *proof of vaccination required. Staff was very friendly and had lots of good recommendations. It was hard to choose which dessert to pick! We ended up getting a couple milk teas and one dessert to share. Milk teas were flavorful and tasty. We tried the mango sticky rice toast, and it was excellent. Not only was the mango and sticky rice really good but it also came with soft serve (pineapple and vanilla swirl) and fresh fruit! The plating is a real highlight for all the dishes on the menu. Sizes are large and perfect for sharing. Ice cream flavors change seasonally. Seating is limited. Bus your own table.

Pandan soft serve?! I was very intrigued by this so I just had to try it and serving it with mango and sticky rice was just an amazing combo. My only downside is that the pandan tasted good initially but tasted weirdly artificial halfway through. It didn't prevent me from finishing but it had an odd aftertaste halfway through. The sticky rice and mango was yummy! And the soft serve was creamy and a good consistency. There's street parking or a small garage next door. It is in Capitol Hill but not in the crowded part of cap hill.

The menu is vast enough that there's something for everyone but there isn't too much where you're too overwhelmed to make a choice (IYKYK)

It's like how you wish powdered snow tasted! So light and fluffy, doesn't melt too quickly and not too sweet ;) Definitely pricey but worth trying at least once.

I love stopping by Kakigori when I'm craving something sweet. They have a pretty big selection of yummy shaved ice desserts and recently started to offer croissant waffles. I love that they use molds to create cute characters to top add to some of their desserts. My friend ordered the Oreo shaved ice dessert (I don't remember the exact name) but we both loved it! I'll be ordering that next time.

Kakigori Dessert Cafe really makes it all. They offer milk tea, teas, Korean shaved ice, soft serve, and even toast icecreams. They're like the overachievers in the dessert industry. Their mango sticky rice with vanilla soft serve is one of my favorite things in Seattle. We came during early September and the mango was incredibly sweet and juicy! The soft serve is vanilla flavor but make no mistake, it's the best vanilla flavor you'll ever have. The soft serve is so incrediblg light and milky. I think it should really be labeled as "Milk" flavor but that's not the point. It just melts in your mouth effortlessly. The sticky rice has a nice subtle coconut flavor with a good chewy texture to it. The Thai Tea Float is also equally as wonderful. The Thai tea is light and sweet pairing perfectly with the vanilla soft serve. The cute bear that comes on the side is just an icecube- it has no flavoring. Its adorable and helps keep your dessert stay cold! The desserts here are so innovative and the quality is just incomparable to other dessert places in the Seattle area. I've loved every single thing I've ordered here. This place is on my list every single time I visit Seattle.

Came pretty early on a Friday night and it was fairly empty. Got the mango sticky rice bingsu and Thai tea toast. The bingsu was great! It had an amazing texture of being light and fluffy yet creamy. The mango sticky rice flavor was also really good and it came with a small side of sticky rice. I appreciated the juxtaposition of the warm sticky rice with the cool creamy shaved ice. I didn't realize that the bingsu didn't come with the cute bear thing but I saw that it doesn't add anything except for being cute so I guess I didn't miss out. Tbh I wouldn't get the toast again. We thought it would be the fluffy bread/thick toast, but it was literally just sliced bread and the Thai tea icing was a little too sweet imo. Def coming back for bingsu but not the toast.