Cafe Crop
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Cafe Crop is a small kiosk-style cafe at Strathfield station, known for bingsu, a shaved-ice dessert with fresh fruit and condensed milk. It has outdoor seating under a tent and suits a quick sweet treat, though reviewers say it gets very busy at peak times. Everton Place Park is a two-minute walk away.
About Cafe Crop
Food at Cafe Crop
Bingsu is the main draw: shaved ice with fresh fruit, chewy mochi and vanilla ice cream, finished with condensed milk. Reviewers name the mango and strawberry version most. The condensed milk drizzle is free and optional, and one reviewer says the portions are generous. Breakfast and lunch are served as well.
What to order: Mango bingsu, especially in season
Facilities at Cafe Crop
What visitors say about Cafe Crop?Summarised from recent Google reviews.
- ๐ฌBingsu is the standout, with generous toppings and plenty of condensed milk
- ๐ฌMango is the favourite fruit, especially when it is in season
Near Cafe Crop
Visitor tips for Cafe Crop
- โExpect a queue at busy times: one reviewer found a big rush on a rainy day, and another says evenings are busy.
- โReviewers say a mini bingsu is big enough to share between two or three people.
- โOne reviewer notes the condensed milk drizzle is free and optional, so ask for it or leave it off.
Getting to Cafe Crop
1 Churchill Ave, Strathfield NSW 2135. One reviewer says it sits across Albert Street from Strathfield station. Parking is available.
FAQ
Is there outdoor seating at Cafe Crop?
Yes, there are tables outside under a tent.
Is Cafe Crop step-free?
Yes, the cafe has step-free access.
What is bingsu?
Bingsu is a shaved-ice dessert. At Cafe Crop it comes with fresh fruit, mochi, ice cream and condensed milk.
Is Cafe Crop suitable for children?
Yes, it suits children, and there is outdoor seating.