Welcome to Snowy Village
At Snowy Village, we celebrate the delightful world of shaved ice with a focus on authentic Korean bingsoo. Nestled in Bellevue, WA, our café offers a unique experience with an array of flavors and toppings that redefine dessert. From the nostalgic injeolmi and creamy taro to the refreshing Fruity Pebbles, each bowl feels like a playful embrace of summer. Our French Taiyaki adds a savory twist, inviting customers to explore diverse textures and tastes. With a bright atmosphere and friendly service, Snowy Village is not just a café - it’s a community haven for those in search of sweet memories and refreshing treats.
- 1075 Bellevue Way NE B1, Bellevue, WA 98004 Hotline: (206) 535-4969
Welcome to Snowy Village, the delightful new addition to Bellevue’s dessert scene that brings a taste of Korea right to your palate. Located at 1075 Bellevue Way NE B1, Bellevue, WA 98004, Snowy Village specializes in bingsoo, a traditional Korean shaved ice dessert that captures the essence of fluffy snow. With its range of flavors and fresh ingredients, this cafe is a paradise for those looking to indulge in something refreshingly unique.
Upon entering Snowy Village, you'll be greeted by a bright and clean environment designed with an aesthetic flair that reflects the purity of its desserts. The welcoming staff enhances your experience, ensuring that your visit feels both comfortable and enjoyable. Guests rave about the cleanliness and ambiance, making it the perfect spot for a post-dinner treat or a gathering with friends.
One of the standout features of Snowy Village is its extensive menu of bingsoo options. Here, you can dive into a range of flavors like:
- Oreo: A decadent mix of oreo cookie crumbs topped with fresh whipped cream.
- Fruity Pebbles: Shaved ice layered with fruity pebbles and blueberries, finished with a strawberry puree.
- Injeolmi: A nostalgic treat featuring chewy rice cakes, red beans, and a dusting of roasted soybean powder.
- Milk: A classic combination of rich flavors, including red beans and almonds.
Each serving is generously portioned, often making it perfect for sharing among friends. Many patrons have noted that the bingsoo here boasts a remarkably smooth and creamy texture, enhanced by the use of condensed milk, providing a luxurious experience without being overly sweet.
The cafe also offers a selection of refreshing drinks that beautifully complement their dessert offerings. Favorites include:
- POG Jasmine GT: Infused jasmine green tea with a tropical twist of passionfruit, orange, and guava.
- Yuzu Lemonade: A sparkling twist on the classic, using vibrant yuzu flavors.
- Rose Garden: A fragrant infusion of jasmine tea with notes of lychee and rose.
In addition to the bingsoo, the French Taiyaki stands out as a must-try item. Crafted in a charming fish shape, it offers a customizable experience with multiple filling options, perfect for those looking to try something savory.
It's worth noting the caveat of Snowy Village—due to its rising popularity, wait times can range, especially on busy weekends. Be prepared to savor your dessert in an energetic atmosphere as crowds flock to this vibrant spot. However, many customers happily report that the experience is well worth the wait.
So, if you're in the Bellevue area and craving something cool and sweet, look no further than Snowy Village. With its enchanting flavors, inviting ambiance, and a menu filled with delightful surprises, it promises to be an adventure for your taste buds. Come experience why it has quickly become a favorite for locals and visitors alike!

Very nice staff. The desert was super yummy would recommend , never had anything like it before. Restaurant is very nice inside a super clean.

I've been to another location before, and did not realize there was one in this plaza. So after we had dinner, I had my bf come here because he's never tried bingsoo before. He got the Fruity Pebbles one, and really liked it. Service was very friendly. Will be back to try more flavors.

First time at Snowy Village and so glad we came in! This was the perfect dessert after a sunny hike. Wait was not long and there was plenty of table/seating space. The injeolmi was full of nostalgic flavors, well balanced with great chew on the mochi. The watermelon was so unique and refreshing. The shaved ice is made with condensed milk and so are extra creamy without being cloying. And the best part of it all--not too sweet!

Probably one of my favorite bingsu places in the Seattle area! I've tried four flavors (matcha, taro, berry, and mango) and all are great! I love the fact that you can get the "lite" version of them and bundle two flavors (doesn't work if you're ordering online). My only complaint is the wait time. The amount of times I've had to wait 30+ minutes for only 5-6 parties in front of me is ridiculous and the space isn't the cleanest. Overall, this place is great but be prepared if you have to wait.

Quite a few small tables, bright and clean. Computerized ordering system with many options for size, sweetness level, add ons. There are 3 sizes- lite, regular and large. We didn't realize how large they were as a lite could easily be shared by two ppl. First time having a savory tayaki. We got bacon and cheese but didn't see the bacon. The staff immediately offered to remake it with more bacon. The ice is super smooth and creamy.

The name of this cafe is so fitting because the bingsu texture was so soft and powdery and it really felt like eating snow! For anyone not familiar with bingsu/bingsoo, it's a milk-based Korean shaved ice dessert and there are a variety of toppings you can add like fruit, condensed milk and more. Because it's made out of dairy and sugar, the texture is much more fluffier than traditional shaved ice. It's a little pricey - around $35ish for our order - but the portions are really shareable (we got 2 large portions to share with 5 friends!) Overall, the cafe was super cute and aesthetic and our order came out quickly. Bingsu is really refreshing on a summer night. But it does get busy on Friday nights and I noticed there was a wait for people that came when my friends and I were leaving around 10ish because there's limited seating - so do plan for that!