
At Sul & Beans, we only use the finest and freshest ingredients in each and every one of our bingsoos. We push ourselves to constantly explore and create unique flavors such as our earl grey bingsoo. Sul & Beans is more than just bingsoo. It’s a small taste and a glimpse of Korea. Our fresh and unique flavors is the core that makes us stand apart from the crowd.
Hours
| Saturday | 12–10 PM |
| Sunday | 12–10 PM |
| Monday | 12–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–10 PM |
| Thursday | 12–10 PM |
| Friday | 12–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1330 Fullerton Rd #110, Rowland Heights, CA 91748
Phone: (626) 581-1581
Website: https://www.sulandbeans.com/homelocations
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Reviews
Probably save myself a few bucks and hit the Taiwanese spots next time..
Place is clean and it looks like the employees really like to be there. The prices make sense for the quality of the product and man does it taste like they made it with love.
Absolutely great experience this is my new go to spot!
Is not crowded on Thursday night at 7 pm with many available tables, but they fill pretty fast.
2 tables outdoor
Order before sitting down, pager giving after ordering.
Shaved ice and toast display is next to the cashier
Free self-service fruits water drink and cups on the right side by entrance
We ordered 3 shaved ice (soy, watermelon and mango) and 2 toasts (soy & black sesame).
I like soy shaved ice and toast, it is not as sweet as the other 2 flavors.
Black sesame toast is a little bitter and sweet at the same time.
The watermelon cube is frozen.
Not a big fan of the brown sugar taiyaki, not enough filling. I liked my drink alright, though we did order them hot and received iced versions instead. The atmosphere was nice, very busy but fast service 🙂
Let’s get started with the desserts:
Taro Bingsoo : Not bad. For those of you that have never had bingsoo. Think of it like smoothies but with reduced sweetness, not because they aren’t sweet but because they are served with a mountain of shaved ice. I love the rice cake that came with it (my favorite part of any bingsoo, I love chewy food). As for the flavor, I thought they were natural enough, so cheers to that (artificial flavors? Boo to that!).
Injeolmi Toast: I think I prefer the one in Koreatown because I thought the bread were too burnt in this branch (could just be the fact that I came at prime time and they had too many orders to serve). As a result, they didn’t taste chewy and just tasted really sweet. Not great.
Overall, I think if you would like to get some desserts, you can take bingsoo into your consideration, and if you chose Sul & Beans and would like to also try their awesome toast? I would recommend the Koreatown branch due to the better toast quality there.