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You Can Find Bingsu at These Kopitiam Foodcourts, and They’re Just as Good as the Cafes’

2016-12-22 , 12:40 pm

Can’t beat the heat in Singapore? Maybe it’s time to head out for a chilly bowl of Korean style ice-kachang. However, when it comes to getting a bowl of bingsu, what usually comes to mind are the popular cafes like Nunsongyee and Nunsaram.

Want to try something new at very affordable prices? Head down to these Kopitiam foodcourts now.

Tiong Bahru Plaza, Compass One and Lau Pa Sat

This bingsu shop can be found in Tiong Bahru Plaza, Compass One and Lau Pa Sat. Although it looks very modest, it offers a range of flavours that can also be found in its cafe counterparts.

Priced from $5.90 to $10.90, it definitely won’t take a huge toll on your wallet to get it for your family of group of friends to share after your hearty meal. Otherwise, you can always simply order a bowl and chill over the satisfying dessert.

Now, this is something you can’t see everywhere. Named bi bim bingsu, the dessert resembles bibimbap, a Korean rice dished topped with a variety of toppings.

When you can’t decide which flavour you want, go for this and experience the different toppings coming together on your palate.

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If you stay in the north and you’re fretting over your lack of bingsu choices, here comes your chance. When you head out to the food court for dinner, do not forget to complete your meal with a bowl of bingsu for less than $10.

While this bowl of bingsu is cheaper than the cafes’, the shop definitely does not skimp on the topping given. With every mouth of shaved ice melting in your mouth comes along a full spoon of topping as well.

Just a quick tip! Don’t forget that you can get a further discount if you own a Kopitiam card. Now, all you have to do is to get down to these foodcourts and grab your bowl of icy dessert.

Featured Image: sg.asia-city.com

This article was first published on goodyfeed.com

You Can Find Bingsu at These Kopitiam Foodcourts, and They’re Just as Good as the Cafes’

Tiong Bahru Plaza, Compass One and Lau Pa Sat

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