Sweet Snow — Korean Bingsu in Garden Grove
Sweet Snow is a Korean dessert shop inside QT Golden Market Place in Garden Grove, California. Explore our milk-snow bingsu, croffles and mini taiyaki.
Visit Sweet Snow
Inside QT Golden Market Place9772 Garden Grove Blvd
Garden Grove, CA 92844
Enter the food court and look for our blue Sweet Snow sign.
Hours
Monday–Thursday: 5 pm–10 pm
Friday–Sunday: 1 pm–10 pm
A little more about Sweet Snow
What is bingsu?
Bingsu, also spelled bingsoo, is a Korean shaved ice dessert. At Sweet Snow, our milk base is shaved into soft snow and layered with fruit, syrups and toppings.
Where is Sweet Snow?
Find us inside the QT Golden Market Place food court at 9772 Garden Grove Blvd, Garden Grove, CA 92844. Look for the blue Sweet Snow sign.
Can I order pickup or delivery?
Use Order online to see today’s pickup menu and availability. Delivery is available through our DoorDash link.
What are croffles and mini taiyaki?
A croffle is croissant dough cooked in a waffle maker. Our mini taiyaki are small filled, fish-shaped pastries, baked to order and served as seven pieces in a small kraft paper bag.
A Little About Our Snow
What Is Snowflake Bingsu?
Korean shaved milk ice, soft as freshly fallen snow.
Light, Fluffy, Melt-In-Your-Mouth
Bingsu is a Korean shaved ice dessert, also spelled bingsoo. Snowflake bingsu takes its name from the delicate flakes that resemble snow. Made with a milk base, this modern style has a soft, creamy texture that melts on your tongue.
At Sweet Snow, we use only milk for our snow, shaved on an authentic snowflake machine from Korea. Each flavor brings its own combination of fruit, house-made syrups and toppings. Our full-size bowls are made to share between two or three people.
From Ice To Milk Snow
Korea has a long tradition of chilled ice desserts. Early ice-and-fruit preparations were different from the bingsu bowls we know today. Over time, shaved ice topped with sweet red bean became a familiar favorite known as patbingsu.
The milk-snow style is a more recent chapter. Snowflake-style bingsu gained popularity during the 2000s, and shaved-milk versions became mainstream in Korea in the early-to-mid 2010s as dessert cafés expanded. Today, bowls range from red bean and roasted soybean powder to fresh fruit and tea flavors.
Read more: Korea.net’s bingsu history, Koreana’s dessert history.
Try Korean snowflake bingsu at Sweet Snow, inside QT Golden Market Place in Garden Grove, Orange County. Explore Our Bingsu Menu →