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Ashamed to say this is the first kakigori I’ve ever tried (sorry I catch onto trends slow sometimes) and I’m pleased to say I actually pretty liked it — a big statement I feel seeing my utter confusion about the bingsu craze. Matcha Ten’s apparently quite known for their kakigoris, and with a fairly extensive menu with interesting creations like Blueberry and Tiramisu (pictured above) it’s not hard to see why. I’ve got nothing else to compare this to so I’m no expert, but I liked how the flavours of a classic tiramisu came through in this fine shaved ice dessert!
We went to Matcha Ten for their (duh) matcha creations and kakigori, but couldn’t resist trying their Sho Baos. Honestly I don’t even know what sho bao means, but we guessed it’s basically fried bao sandwiches. We tried the one stuffed with Korean-style Pork Belly, and mmmm so so soooo good. Nice 🌶 punch, tender pork belly, and a cooling pickled slaw to pull it all together. Not the cheapest chow in BKK at THB155/SGD6.40, but it is very yummy and comforting and I’d actually consider returning for this!
