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Cool off this summer with Seoul’s 11 most delicious new shaved ice treats

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Last updated 2026-09-24 — Visiting Korea in summer? Don’t miss out on Korea’s shaved ice culture — especially at popular chain cafes, which compete every summer to roll out all kinds of creative shaved ice flavors. There are even specialty shops dedicated to shaved ice, showing just how beloved it is in Korea...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
 
When summer arrives in Korea, don’t miss experiencing the country’s shaved ice culture — especially at roadside chain cafes, which launch a variety of creative shaved ice flavors each summer. There are also specialty shaved ice stores, proving just how popular it is. Korea’s food websites have selected the 11 hottest new shaved ice items of the season to help everyone enjoy a cool “summer”!

(Image source / Sulbing)

1. Sulbing
Sulbing, known for promoting healthy cuisine, is a uniquely flavored ice shop that uses mango and yuzu to create healthy summer treats, letting you enjoy sweet flavors without any guilt.

(Image source / Gong Cha)

2. Gong Cha
Gong Cha, a Taiwanese brand, is ranked as the top bubble tea brand in the eyes of Koreans. It has launched four flavors — red bean, mango, taro, and milk tea — aiming to win over Korean taste buds.

(Image source / Tous Les Jours)

3. Tous Les Jours
Tous Les Jours, a well-known Korean bakery brand, has also introduced four shaved ice flavors — red bean milk, mango cheesecake, and yuzu macaron — to cash in on the summer business boom.

(Image source / Homibing)

4. Homibing
The highly popular Korean brand Homibing has naturally launched its own exclusive creative ice treats for the summer, featuring a signature honeydew snowflake shaved ice, striving to stand out in Korea’s fiercely competitive ice market.

(Image source / Natuur Pop)

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