Harry’s House
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Harry’s House is a small Canley Heights cafe on Canley Vale Road, known for its bingsu: large shaved-ice desserts piled with chocolate, fruit or cereal. It serves breakfast and lunch, and has outdoor tables on the footpath. Derby Street Park is a one-minute walk away.
About Harry’s House
Food at Harry’s House
The menu centres on bingsu, shaved-ice desserts with a range of toppings. The chocolate bingsu comes topped with Oreo biscuits, almond flakes and cereal, and one reviewer says a serve fed five people. There is also a flan with boba balls and shaved ice served on the side, and gelato. Breakfast and lunch are served.
What to order: Matcha bingsu · Chocolate bingsu with Oreo · Watermelon bingsu
Coffee and drinks
One reviewer praised the Vietnamese egg coffee as strong and interesting. The same reviewer mentioned a complimentary cold tea served with the meal.
Facilities at Harry’s House
What visitors say about Harry’s House?Summarised from recent Google reviews.
- 💬Reviewers praise the bingsu for generous serves and plenty of toppings.
- 💬Two June 2026 reviewers report orders served to the wrong table and long waits.
Near Harry’s House
Visitor tips for Harry’s House
- ✓One 2026 reviewer says a bingsu serve fed five people, so it suits sharing.
- ✓Check your order when it arrives: two June 2026 reviewers were served another table's bingsu.
Getting to Harry’s House
Harry's House is at 248 Canley Vale Road, Canley Heights NSW 2166. Parking is available. Derby Street Park is about 115 metres away, a one-minute walk.
FAQ
Does Harry's House have outdoor seating?
Yes. Tables sit along the footpath behind black barriers, under the shopfront awning.
Is bingsu the main thing to order at Harry's House?
Reviewers name the bingsu first, including matcha and watermelon versions.
Is Harry's House step free?
Yes, the entrance is step free.
Is there parking at Harry's House?
Yes, parking is available.