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1015 Nogales St #125, Rowland Heights, California, 91748, United States
(626) 965-5809
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Feb 7, 2018
The shaved snow (milk (plain, green tea, etc. that is shaved off and topped with various toppings) is good size for it's price. This particular location was very small and therefore had a decent wait to be seated. The only down side was new rules that did not allow anyone within a group to individually spend less than 3 dollars per person. With those rules it makes it less worth it; especially, since there are other places offer better seating and similar or better shaved snow. If you want other food items they do offer it but people come here for boba or shaved snow.

Apr 23, 2018
Favorite place for shaved snow. Almost always go for the green tea snow myself. Usually a wait to be seated as it's a smaller place. Takes some time to get dessert but nothing out of the ordinary for a restaurant.

Apr 21, 2018
Yummy delicious mango shaved ice etc, Taiwanese food, yet pricey. Cute small desks and decor modeled after Taiwan elementary school, but they were quite small width wise... for adults..

May 10, 2018
Service is not that great. The pictures on the menu dont match how the actual items look. Beware that drinks can be super sweet. Make sure you customize the sweet level of you dont like them too sweet.

May 19, 2018
Theres a min fee of $3 per person (i think). We came just to share a bingsu among 4 but were told to order more. That being said, the Pat bingsu (the one with red bean and green tea) was amazing. Ice is very thin and layered beautifully. I also saw other tables ordering probably the popcorn chicken and it smelled really good. Will try next time!

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