New Malden Korean Cafe Tour
New Malden is famous for its Korean food scene, but the café culture here is just as strong. From icy Korean desserts to cosy bakery-style coffee spots, it’s the perfect place for a relaxed food walk.
Here are 3 popular cafés you should try: Bingsoo Cafe, 601 Coffee, and Bangsooni (빵순이).
🍧 1. Bingsoo Cafe – Korean Shaved Ice Heaven
Bingsoo Cafe
4.3
·Dessert restaurant
·£1–10
If you love desserts, this is the first place you should go. Bingsoo Cafe is known for its Korean shaved ice (bingsu), topped with fruits, Oreo crumbs, matcha, and condensed milk.
The texture is super light and fluffy, almost like snow. It’s especially popular in summer or after a heavy BBQ meal.
👉 Why people love it:
Huge variety of bingsu flavours 🍓
Instagram-friendly desserts
Sweet but refreshing taste
👉 Best pick: Mango or Oreo Bingsoo
☕ 2. 601 Coffee – Minimal, Calm & Modern
601 Coffee
601 Coffee is more of a modern, minimalist café compared to the busy Korean dessert spots. It’s a great place if you want to chill, study, or have a quiet coffee break.
The vibe is clean and simple, with well-made coffee and light pastries. It feels less like a restaurant and more like a calm escape in the middle of New Malden.
👉 Why people like it:
Quiet and relaxing atmosphere ☕
Good quality coffee
Simple, aesthetic interior
👉 Best pick: Latte or iced americano
🥐 3. Bangsooni (빵순이) – Bakery & Café for Sweet Lovers
Bangsooni 우리집 빵순이
4.9
£1–10
Bangsooni, also known as “bread lover café,” is perfect if you enjoy Korean-style bakery treats. It combines fresh baked goods with coffee and light snacks.
It has a cozy, homely feel—more like a local neighbourhood bakery than a trendy café.
👉 Why people love it:
Fresh bakery items 🥐
Korean-style sweet snacks
Warm, friendly atmosphere
👉 Best pick: Cream bread or sweet pastries
🌟 Final Thoughts
Each café in New Malden has its own personality:
Bingsoo Cafe → sweet Korean dessert experience 🍧
601 Coffee → calm, modern coffee break ☕
Bangsooni → cozy bakery vibes 🥐
If you’re exploring New Malden, visiting all three gives you the perfect mix of dessert, coffee, and bakery culture in one trip.

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