A popular summertime dessert in Korea, bingsu, shaved ice traditionally topped with red beans and drizzled with milk, keeps getting fancier with endless varieties of toppings and presentations. At the ...

This tongue-in-cheek plea online — posted by individuals identifying as coffee shop employees — had the exact opposite effect. Rather than cooling demand for the dessert, it sparked a viral craze, ...

You probably know what a “blind box” is by now, given the way it’s swept through Singapore via retailers like POP MART. It’s essentially a box containing a toy or figurine from a collection of designs ...

On steamy summer afternoons in Korea, there’s no better relief than a bowl of bingsu — a mountain of finely shaved ice made from water or milk, piled high with toppings like sweet red beans, fresh ...

Bingsu, shaved ice, is no longer only a summertime delight thanks to the many franchises that serve the sweet dessert throughout the year. But the hottest season of the year is the time to experience ...

Counter the hot weather with Korean bingsu: shaved ice topped with your favourite fruits, sweet treats and all things nice. Shaved ice is a great foundation for this (literally) cool Korean dessert.

If Italy has gelato and France has sorbet, Korea has bingsu. It is a national dessert made of shaved ice, milk and condensed milk, and often topped with sweetened red beans or fruits. It is a dish ...