Really yummy, consistent quality in food and service, and cute ambiance! I've tried multiple flavors of the shaved ice and you really can't go wrong with any of the options. The teas are solid too but the showstopper is the hot flower tea served in a beautiful glass teapot so you can see the blooming flowers. My sister and I come here whenever we want something sweet but not too sweet. I would definitely recommend this place for anyone in the Alpharetta area to try. It's unique to the area and I feel like they don't get enough foot traffic as they deserve.

Café Bora is a cute little spot that is open a little later, which is nice. They offer small Bingsoo portions, which is nice because then you can order more than one flavor. On our most recent visit, my daughter and I ordered the watermelon and Matcha strawberry, both were delicious. The watermelon is a seasonal flavor, so try it while you can.

One of the 3 spots all in one place! You can order regular korean food snacks and their rice meals comes with miso soup. We got here before they close and enjoyed the bingsoo sweet potato dessert and matcha drink also the gyoza. I love that neon sign too.

The bingsoo was a much needed dessert to beat the summer heat! The Strawberry Matcha Bingsoo was made fresh and was served in a cold/frozen bowl to ensure that it doesn't melt before you can finish it. It was made with frozen matcha alternating with a layer of ice and came with fresh strawberries with a drizzle of strawberry syrup. Loved every bite and worth stopping by! The space is not like a typical cafe since it is shared with Bang Bang Katsu House. It kinda reminds me of a food court because they use separate kitchens and counters to differentiate the two. You get a great whiff of the food being made for Bang Bang Katsu, which can be bothersome to some if you're only there for the sweet treat. We went during the day so there was no line or wait. The service was swift, but took his time making the perfect bingsoo for us!

I thought I ordered the purple sweet potato ice cream but I actually ended up ordering the purple sweet potato bingsoo, which I'm glad it happened that way. I never had Korean shave ice cream before so this was a delicious treat on a hot summer day. You can only eat the bingsoo for dine in. The bingsoo was so delicious. The service was fast and frinddly

Cute little dessert cafe! They have a very cute floral decor and they share the space with a katsu place. We were looking for an ube aka purple yam dessert place and this hit the spot. The ube bingsoo was my favorite!! Beautiful presentation and the ice was perfectly fluffy. The ube ice cream was smooooth. The cashier was very sweet and patient with us! It was our first time here and we couldn't decide on what we wanted to get. Thankfully we came during their non-busy hour

I came here wanting to try some Asian desserts and Bubble Tea. Apparently this is right off Windward Pkwy, parking is plentiful, and it's a cute shop. The decor here was nice and drinks were amazing. The little cupcake looking icecream was delicious. This is probably one of my shortest reviews as I forgot about this draft and just found it today. I will definitely come back to gather more information!

Not too shabby, Alpharetta! Although they do not have boba, their milk tea was decent (got a classic black milk tea) compared to the many options in SoCal. Definitely recommend half sweet as their drinks run on the sweeter side. However, my younger cousin loved the 100% sweet thai tea. The brown sugar agar was weird and definitely not a good substitute for boba, but it was different and may be better in a non-classic BMT or on bingsoo. My sister enjoyed her lychee jelly! The star of the snack time was the Korean purple potato soft serve. So pretty, cute, soft, and subtly potato-ey but not as hard hitting as taro or ube, so I like it better! (Although, I wouldn't be surprised if it might actually be the same as taro or ube, but my cusory google search was unrevealing). The cafe is cute, spacious, and attached to the katsu place. At first, my sister and I thought there was a weird typo in the fun neon sign on the wall, but turns out it says cafe "bora," which makes more sense than cafe "boba." The ?owner was so smiley and friendly, and the staff was patient with our questions and ordering. Would love to come back for the bingsoo.

First time trying bingsoo, after many years of looking for it! My partner and I shared the strawberry matcha bingsoo - TASTE: 5/5 - the matcha flavor was so strong and satisfying, and well complemented by the strawberry slices TEXTURE: 4/5 - the shaved ice is super fine, and much better than the halo halo desserts I'm used to PRICE: 4/5 - the Medium size was ~$10, which seems pretty steep SERVING SIZE: 4/5 - we had a really heavy dinner before, but still devoured this because it was so good. Just the right portion SERVICE: 4/5 - we were the only people at Cafe Bora at 7pm on a Monday, and our order was ready in less than five minutes ATMOSPHERE: 4/5 - cute, purple-themed decor PARKING: 5/5 - plenty of parking in this plaza