Koko Kakigori Cafe

Davi Coriano 2 months ago

I was honestly so disappointed when i first got it, it looked nothing like the images i was seeing online & it was messed up, the worker which was a female with brown hair said it got messed up on the walk to me which is 100% understandable and i was not upset in anyway i just respectfully asked her to re-make it because i paid for the creeper matcha so i just want the creeper to look like a creeper. When i asked her to re-make it she gave me attitude then came back out and gave me it re-done and i said thank you so much & she didn’t say anything back and walked away with an attitude. I put an image of what i got and what it was supposed to look like.

Kelly Michelle 4 months ago

Very cute location and unique business. We mistakenly ordered the slushies when we meant to order the shaved ice. I don't think I saw shaved ice on the menu though, so that was the only issue. Service is great and nice outdoor seating available. Bring trinkets for trading. My friend's black sesame slush was great but I wouldn't get the matcha + passion fruit one again.

Lideyni Flores 5 months ago

I love kakigori and always try to get one whenever I have the chance and Koko Kakigori is hands down the best I’ve ever had. Honestly, not even the ones I’ve tried in Tokyo compare! The ice quality was top notch, super light and perfectly shaved. I ordered the seasonal matcha and strawberry, and the flavors were incredibly well balanced, not overly sweet at all. The matcha, in particular, tasted like high-quality matcha, which made a huge difference. I was genuinely mind blown today and will definitely be stopping by for more kakigori whenever I’m in the area. They also offer coffee, which I’m excited to try next time!

J Travel 5 months ago

Small place, cute ceramics, seat outside only-pretty unique. We tried matcha strawberry kakigori (shaved ice) dessert - it was okay not too sweet but way overpriced $19. The matcha strawberry latte was good. The cashier was meh, he gave of the vibe can't you read kinda feel. Well, I would like to recommend the owner purchasing a kiosk or find a friendlier cashier. Will I come back for the shave ice, nah. Will I come back for the tea? Yes. The drink tasted decent.

Christopher Atkinson 7 months ago

I came here one night after dinner wanting a very unique dessert. I'd never had Japanese shaved ice, and I'd heard that this the best version of it in all of Orlando. So I was pretty hyped. We pull in pretty late, but thankfully there is parking in their tiny little parking lot that they share with Kaya. We browse the menu, and their Classics all sound pretty good, but the seasonal they were offering was just too good to pass up, the Ube Coconut (Black sesame corn flakes, Milk or oat milk, Pandan jelly, Jackfruit, Sweet red beans). When I first saw this thing, first of all, it was stunningly beautiful, but secondly, I was worried that maybe all of the toppings were just sprinkled on top and that the shaved ice was going to be barren and boring within, towards the center. But boy was I wrong. Everything was mixed and layered well throughout the whole ball of happiness. Everything played its part in making it more interesting. The obvious crunch from the corn flakes, the sweetness of the pervasive oak milk, the chewy jellies, everything did its job. Very well-crafted dessert. So thanks to Koko, because my very first example of Japanese shaved ice was really a club banger, and I c