Seoul Snow; Authentic Korean Bingsu Franchise Expands Across the Philippines
The cool taste of Korea is sweeping across the Philippines as Seoul Snow announces an aggressive nationwide expansion to bring its signature "winter wonderland" to more Filipinos. Since its establishment in August 2025, this Filipino-owned franchise has rapidly grown, with plans to open over 70 branches across the country as of February 2026.
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| Seoul Snow; Bringing the Authentic Korean Bingsu Experience to the Philippines |
A Premium Dessert Experience
Seoul Snow specializes in authentic Korean bingsu, featuring ultra-fine, milk-based shaved ice that mimics the texture of real snow. The menu offers a blend of traditional Korean inspiration and local Filipino flair, with prices ranging from PHP 49 to PHP 179.
Customers can choose from six distinct flavors divided into two categories:
- The Original Lineup: Choco Cheese Snow, Strawberry Cheese Snow, and the Pinoy-inspired Ube Cheese Snow.
- The New Flavors: Coco Peanut Snow, Melon Cheese Snow, and the classic Seoul Snow Original.
Rapid Nationwide Growth
Following the success of its pioneer branch in Cavite (opened November 2025) and a recent opening at Fora Mall, Tagaytay, the brand is accelerating its footprint. In the first quarter of 2026, new locations will debut at:
- Robinsons Las Piñas
- Pure Ride Makati
- Segue Building (Davao)
Future expansions are also slated for Manila (Malate), Marikina, Antipolo, and Bulacan (Baliwag).
A Streamlined Opportunity for Entrepreneurs
Seoul Snow offers a "budget-friendly" investment starting at PHP 299,000, specifically designed for aspiring entrepreneurs. The franchise model is built on simplicity and efficiency:
- High Efficiency: Specialized machines create the signature snow texture with ease.
- Optimized Space: The business structure is perfect for high-traffic kiosks and compact commercial spaces.
- Fast Turnaround: The brand targets an estimated return on investment (ROI) within two to three months, depending on sales and operational performance