Nunsaram Korean Dessert Cafe

Wanted to have a bite and saw this dessert shop so went in to try. There was no service as we have to sit ourselves, there's no qr code to scan for online menu, nobody pass us any menu and we have to figure out what to do ourselves. When food is ready we have to self collect too and we even returned the dishes our own. Not much of an issue but for such hawker centre coffeeshop style, the prices does not justify. Cant remember if there was service charge but definitely no service. Food wise was alright, love that they have food items like ramyeon and gimbap instead of solely dessert. Ramyeon was good, gimbap has decent quantity ingredients, taste could be better. The bingsu was alright too. Nothing special in the taste. But the good point is they have regular and large size options. This is helpful for people who cant take too much cold stuffs. Wouldn't mind eating again if we do pass by and wants a dessert but definitely wont specially go back for it.

had this place saved on my maps for a while and im finally in the area!! (bf’s opinion cos he ate it) original kimbap: 10/10 ramen tteokbokki: 7/10, the portion is good, and i like the spice level! not so many rice cakes, but im ok with that cos i think too much would end up in me not being able to finish lol, i love the fishcake tho!! the noodles also soaked up the sauce nicely so it was nice hanrabong jeju island orange yoghurt smoothie: 10/10, strong yoghurt flavor, but the citrusy-orange flavor is still there, super refreshing and not too sweet milo bingsu (large): 10/10, the powder was generously distributed, and they even put layers of it througout the bingsu so it doesnt lose the milo flavor! really great, comes with evap milk as well, the large size is perfect for 2

Tried only Bingsu and Hotteok here so far. Liked both. We went quite late near closing time, still found many customers enjoying Bingsu here.

Here's an edited version of the review: We wanted to grab a bite and saw this dessert shop, so we went in to try it. There was no service; we had to seat ourselves. There was no QR code to scan for an online menu, nobody passed us any menu, and we had to figure out what to do ourselves. When the food was ready, we had to collect it ourselves, and we even returned the dishes ourselves. While not a major issue, for a place with such a hawker center/coffeeshop style, the prices didn't justify the experience. I can't remember if there was a service charge, but there was definitely no service. The food was alright. I loved that they had savory food items like ramyeon and gimbap instead of solely desserts. The ramyeon was good, and the gimbap had a decent quantity of ingredients, though the taste could have been better. The bingsu was alright as well. There was nothing special about its taste. However, a good point was that they offered regular and large-sized options. This is helpful for people who can't handle too much cold food. I wouldn't mind eating there again if we happened to pass by and wanted a dessert, but I definitely wouldn't make a special trip for it.

I've only tried Bingsu and Hotteok here so far. Liked both. We went quite late, near closing time, but still found many customers enjoying Bingsu.

Here's the edited review: I had this place saved on my maps for a while, and I'm finally in the area! (My boyfriend's opinion, as he ate it) Original Kimbap: 10/10 Ramen Tteokbokki: 7/10. The portion is good, and I like the spice level. There weren't too many rice cakes, but I'm okay with that because I think too much would have made it difficult for me to finish. I love the fishcake, though! The noodles also soaked up the sauce nicely, which was great. Hanrabong Jeju Island Orange Yogurt Smoothie: 10/10. It had a strong yogurt flavor, but the citrusy orange flavor was still present. It was super refreshing and not too sweet. Milo Bingsu (Large): 10/10. The powder was generously distributed, and they even put layers of it throughout the bingsu so it didn't lose its Milo flavor. It was really great and came with evaporated milk as well. The large size is perfect for two.

Simple menu featuring a variety of gimbap flavours, ramyeon, tteokbokki, Korean street food, and bingsu. Food was served quickly and tasted good. There’s no QR code for ordering; they still use a traditional menu, and you order and pay at the cashier. One downside: the staff wasn't flexible about swapping the gimbap flavour in the set menu, even when I offered to top up the price difference.