snowy village, prinsep street.

i've never been enamoured with bingsu, even with the current bingsu craze going around. for the price, give me cake any day. i never thought that i would be hunting down bingsu, but my friend really wanted bingsu for dessert after lunch that day (it'd been a particularly stressful day), so i complied.

didn't choose snowy village on purpose; she'd just googled and realised that it was most convenient spot. i vaguely recall reading about it a few months ago- something about it being located in a container.

we were lucky to get seats- it was a really small space. counter seats on tiny stools (i was half-afraid i would break it), facing the glass window. sitting outside was non-negotiable- it was blazingly hot.

i let my friend choose the flavour she wanted, since she was the one who wanted bingsu anyway. she deliberated between the black sesame bingsu ($12.90) and the mango one ($15), before finally picking the black sesame. (i was secretly pleased because i was rooting for the black sesame one.)







































its flavour was on the mild side, but it was precisely that that made it enjoyable and refreshing. i was pleasantly surprised to find that there were additional layers of black sesame powder in the bingsu itself, not just on top.

okay, maybe i don't dislike bingsus after all. wouldn't go out of the way to have this, but if i'm in the area and in need of a dessert, would probably stop by. no gst and service charge, so that was awesome. pretty reasonably priced.

snowy village
120a prinsep street
https://www.facebook.com/snowyvillagesingapore