Mango shaved ice! Perfect, light, refreshing dessert to finish off a day with triple digit weather. They're pretty big too and definitely shareable.

Great place to come to snack after shopping at Hankook market! The staff were friendly and the place had so much cute charm. We got the original bingsu which had red bean, walnuts, and mochi. We love this combination of flavors. The red bean was perfectly cooked. The ice texture is a bit chunkier than other bingsu but the flavor more than made up for it. I'd come back to try their walnut balls sometime!

Service was so-so, but the desserts weren't bad! We got the mango shave ice and the ice cream waffle. The ice cream waffle was the better of the two desserts, since the shave ice was very chunky ice. In contrast, the waffle was light, fresh, and crispy. I also got a citrus tea, which was yuzu. The staff wasn't able to explain what a coco latte was, or explain what citrus was in the citrus tea (I had to just order and find out). There were several empty tables for two, and we were able to push two together for our party of four. It was self-bussing, and it was a little hard to find add-ins for coffee (they don't have creamer, but gave us a random cup of half and half instead). I would definitely come again for the waffle, if anything.

A solid spot for a quick dessert stop or a coffee and chat with friends! The interior was welcoming and seating was ample! I mainly came to try their shaved ice/snow desserts, so I got the Mango Shaved Ice and Berry Shaved Ice (Though I opted to take out the red beans and blueberries). Both were pretty good! I liked the Berry shaved Ice better since the mango tasted like it was canned. The ice cream was yummy and there was a good balance in sweetness. I do wish they did add an option of adding condensed milk with the Berry Shaved ice! They have self serve water on the side next to all the utensils and napkins. There is a decent amount of parking located in front of the store.

Situated right next to Hankook Supermarket on El Camino, Cocohodo is a really great place to do work if you're okay with kpop music. WiFi is good. Food and drinks are also decent. It's not crowded so you have your choice of the tables and outlets. I'm surprised the big mug attendees haven't taken this place over. It's definitely more comfortable and quieter (as in there are no people, music is moderate though).