loved gaza and will definitely be back!
the bingsu photographed are all in the small size and had a generous amount of toppings. personally, i think the bingsu from gaza are better than the ones from shibuya and look forward to trying other flavours :)
the plumade was SO good,, words simply can’t explain the emotions i was feeling whilst drinking that (the mangoade did not hit the same so i won’t be ordering that again)
the waffle was super nice and crispy on the outside but soft on the inside (i think it’s a croffle ??)
and the strawberry honey butter toast was yummy too! the toast is so thick and so soft inside
would definitely recommend you stop by and try out some of their things !
Delicious Korean toast. Been here a few times and I really like their honey butter toast. Ample seating space as well even on weekends, which is nice when the rest of central London is so busy you have to queue for tables.
Gaza was a joyous experience, bingsoo was great and was made really quickly, appreciated the use of fresh fruit and condensed milk on the side to add more sweetness. The atmosphere inside of the cafe was great, loved the K-Pop playing in the back, and it wasn’t too busy when I went!
It was my first experience of bingsoo and how refreshing it was! Super tasty and the other bread based desserts were good too however I have to say both bingsoo were star of the show. Drinks of the other hand - the brown sugar bubble tea and frappe weren't so great and rather pricey. Nice setting and clean decor.
Excellent dessert place in the heart of Soho on Greek Street. The place was mainly full of Koreans which means it is an authentic Korean dessert place. Loved the waffle it had a lovely texture when i bit into it. Also the mixed Korean coffee was absolutely top level all java heads would love.
Rice burger tasted way better than expected! Great service here and a good chill out place to have a small bit and dessert! I asked for a taster for the bingsoo too as my friend wasn't sure if she liked it and they gave a mini blueberry bingsoo in a cute little cup and presented it really nicely. Definitely recommend it here.
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During the start of my obsession with Korean culture I was curious as to why there weren't many Korean restaurants and cafes in London and I was doing my best to track down all the ones which had good ratings from mainly asian people on the review and I came to find a place called gaza, it's a decent cafe.
When I arrived I wasn't really surprised to see not many people were there. The cafe was very peaceful now that I think about it as it was a fairly new cafe which opened maybe around late 2016 to early 2017. The place smelt like bleach haha but it was to keep the place clean and that's good.
The menu was fairly straight forward and easy to order from. I ordered a rice burger with bulgogi beef and on another day I ordered spicy chicken. I also ordered a chocolate oreo bingsoo, chocolate smoothie and also a mixed Korean coffee and altogether wasn't very expensive. It costed around a fair £10-18 altogether.
The rice burgers are all so good. Very tasty and had good spice into it and none of that sweet spice you get from restaurants that claim their food is spicy. The salad was actually also very good but I was curious what dressing they put on the salad as it made a massive difference in flavour and made everything a lot better. The rice burgers was perfect and an original idea that I like.
The dessert and drinks side of things was definitely a lot more tastier. The bingsoo was so cold and soft and melted in your mouth so amazingly as well as the oreo pieces giving it a good crunch with the shaved ice and dripping condensed milk on top of it is definitely a beautiful site. The bingsoo was the bomb.
The drinks such as the Korean mixed coffee was good too seeing as I'm not really a keen coffee drinker this one was decent in taste. The chocolate smoothie was also very good. I've only ever had positive things to say about this cafe and would recommend anyone to come and visit this place. It's small but it's definitely rising up and has been very successful in recent years and have also recently introduced bubble tea which I would also like to try one day. Just an amazing cafe.
9/10.
Nice spot for a casual catch up, with good options on the menu and on-par pricing for the area. Decent service speed, you have receive a collection buzzer to take which alerts you when your order is ready. Bingsoo was delicious and prepared really nicely!
Only downside was the eating surfaces need more regular cleaning, meaning we had to clean up before sitting down.
Reasonably priced bingsoo of a reasonable portion size but jam-packed full of authentic Korean flavours. Seriously addictive!! We thought it was hard to find but track it down, it’s worth it when you get there. I hope they get some air conditioning though as it was really warm inside and my bingsoo was melting really quickly.
Yummy bingsoo. I'm pretty sure its owned by the same people that own Bingsoo in New Malden. The desserts menu is exactly the same and price. Bingsoo is all made with frozen milk, not ice.
Green tea bingsoo could do with more toppings. They don't put toppings inside so after you are just left with just frozen milk.
Rice cake toast is very nice. Crispy toast and gooey chewy rice cake inside, but its a bit dry. Needs some sauce/ice cream.
Chicken Katsu rice burger is bad. Small portion. Not crispy and the chicken was frozen processed chicken, not an actual whole piece of meat. Probably microwaved. Not worth the money for the price and portion size. Good for an Instagram, but very dissappointing in flavour. Stick to the desserts.
Very friendly service. The Korean steak rice burger was flavour packed! Korean rice cake was hot and spicy, surprised with the melted cheese, sweet corn, and nori topping. Rice cake bingsoo was nice but I prefer the green tea one. Matcha rolled cake was good too. Would come back when in the neighbourhood again.
Food was amazing, everything tasted great. Staff were friendly and very polite. I recommend Korean Rice Cake (tteokbokki) which tasted great and the Korean Steak Rice Burger. I visited on the grand opening it was fun and I got 50% OFF which made it even better.
The Sesame Mochi bread dessert is AMAZING!
The toast here was so delicious (plus the bingsoo on a separate occasion but no picture unfortunately)! The Asian desserts here are one of the best in London. The only thing is that it is slightly on the pricier side as most dessert shops are in London, but the food quality makes up for this. There's free WiFi here, which made it a great place for me to do some work with a tasty snack at the downstairs part of the cafe.
Love the bingsu! I went there alone so if you get one by yourself you have to have a really big stomach. They are made for sharing since in Korea the sharing culture is really big.
First time, ordered a mango bingsu, very tasty. Went there around 7pm, seems the mochi one ran out of stock. Cosy atmosphere, but somewhat cramped, and no music playing, so only heard the voices of other loud customers. Also the table we went to was dirty, however once we told the staff, they immediately came over to clean it.
This is the first time I visited this lovely small restaurant. I saw they had gorgeous looking desserts but was hungry so had this tteokbokki and it was the best one I have tasted so far! Yes it is spicy and I can't tolerate spice but I finished every last bit, that is how tasty it is! The music and the decor adds to the authenticity of this place. The staff are also kind and attentive so I definitely recommend you go visit them!
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The Binsu were really tasty. Just the right amount of sweetness. The brown sugar milk tea hits the spot. Great kpop music. And it was raining so the ambiance was really great sharing with friends
Great cafe to hang out with a group or a few friends! They have a good range of kpop music playlist, a very playful and lively environment. Can be Quiet during the less busy hours especially during the weekdays. But their overall desserts are yummy like the shave ice choices, a option of fruityness and sweet or their traditional Japanese sweet savoury bitterness, all very nice.
It's a self service cafe so you'll have to order at the tills and pay first then collect your order yourself once your beeper starts vibrating.
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