This place is famous for their Korean desserts, the staff are fine. Most of the desserts are a bit overpriced.. but it's worth the money. Most people won't like it that much as it's made of ice. They add whipped cream and some toppings. I have eaten the strawberry flavor and it was just okay. But the chocolate flavour is simply awesome. Not your regular dessert, a different type of dessert. If you are a Korean series lover and if u love Korean desserts, you should definitely go here. The prices for the smallest is 189 and it can be had by 2 people .

Ambience : The place is located on the soothing streets of Koramangala 4th block right next to Sotally Tober. The place is quite big for a dessert parlor. They have both inside and outside seatings. The inside can get a bit chilly though. They have both- pretty white chairs and tables and a couch seating. The walls are filled with pictures of Korean people and desserts. There is one particular feedback wall adorned with a life size BTS poster and small sticky notes around it from the customers. They play Korean songs all the time to go with the theme of the place, and mostly play BTS. Desserts and Drinks: BingSu- We started our sweet journey with BingSu which is a traditional Korean dessert where they put toppings on a lump of snow mixed with delightful sauces which is then topped with whipped cream. This was my first experience of having BingSu and I thoroughly enjoyed it. They obviously have an extensive menu of BingSu and fortunately we got to try many of those. Mang'O Mia was a treat to the pallette, with snow covered in mango syrup, chunks of mango and then a delish layer of whipped cream. Similar was the case with Orange'O although the snow part was a bit bland. The important thing to notice here is that the snow is not made out of water but with milk, or probably the wizards at snow'ora have the perfect magic machinery to convert anything into snow. Then we tried Fruit'O Bazaar and Fro'Ot Custard both of which had freshly cut fruits in them. Later we tried Chocolate'Oreo and Chocolate Reb'Orn. Reb'orn had a topping of brownie chunks with chocolate syrup flowing beneath it. My favorite was Chocolate'Oreo with perfect blend of Oreo and snow with nicely textured whipped cream. Frostwich- We tried the Chocolate frostwich and 'Oh Cheese Frostwich. Frostwich is basically a sandwich with the flavored garnishing and topping. The cheese frostwich we did not like much as it was a bit more saltier than an ingredient is supposed to be in a dessert. Frosters- These are basically various shakes which Snow'Ora offers. Tried their Fig 'O Honey, Chocolate, Rose 'O Petal and Banana'O Popcorn flavours. Chocolate was ordinary, Fig'O Honey had a nice fruity essence, Rose'O Petal was a bit too sweet but the most interesting one was Banana'O Popcorn. It was a Banana smoothie topped up with caramel popcorns ! And it was really interesting and tasted quite well to my surprise. Service and Costing : Although the place is self-service the staff at Snow'Ora is quite humble and friendly. They made sure to keep the table clean after all the mess we made in the process of gobbling up all those treats. The costing is pretty light on the pockets as well. Overall, a good and innovative place to satiate your dessert cravings.