Borandsi – Board Cafe

It’s great to come here and relax or play a few games with friends. Good ambience and the tree deco is my favourite. The drinks are fine, but the food is honestly not impressive. The ones I ordered were microwaveable ones from the supermarket. Other than that, it’s a fun place to hang out and enjoy some drinks!

I love gelato, and desserts and this place serves them, and makes them delicious! I’ve come here twice now and the gelato hasn’t disappointed I really love the mango flavour, and the green tea was quite delicious as well.
I’m usually not big on décor but this place has fantastic atmosphere. The walls are covered in cute illustrations, and there is a fabric tree hung with stuffed animals.
This place is great to draw at and get inspired over some delicious tea and desserts. This place has large tables. My friend brought her crochet and I doodled some sketches. I think the tables are large so you can play the board games but I’ve seen people come here to study as well, and using their laptops.
This place does has Wifi but you need to ask for the password.
There are only two things I can say against this place. I love the idea of going and playing board games with friends but $ 3.50 an hour seems a little steep. After a super long board game you and your friends could have just bought the game yourselves and played it at friends house. This place to it’s credit does has a large selection of games but we all know monopoly, risk, or settlers can go for ages!!!
The other thing is I’m super white in terms of my complexion. I walked in and everyone in the café turned around to look. If you feel uncomfortable with that your really better off not coming in here (everyone in here is asian or at least they were from the two times I’ve been here). I could care less and usually after a minute or two of everyone staring at you people go back to their board games or delicious desserts. I don’t find this problem at a lot of other «asian» stores but here everyone actually turned around to stare.

Looking to do more than just eat and chat at a café? Come to this Korean board game café! For one of the yummiest Shaved Ice (they call is ice flakes)!
Shaved Ice: Shaved ice (duh) with an arrangement of different flavors. I choose green tea and red bean. So along with those two items, it came with a scoop of vanilla icecream, coconut jelly, condensed milk, and a few other things. SO DELICOUS :) I got a MEDIUM size for about ~$ 7. You can get a LARGE for ~$ 12. I’d say if you go with 2 or more. its worth getting the LARGE. Plus. you’ll have more to eat while you play the board games.
They also server other hot foods, as well as bubble tea. I will need to go back to try those, as I have always been there for their shaved ice.
The place is adorably cute! With some cute large sofas, which sits 6 comfortably. Also a nice number to play board games with.
The sign actually says that its $ 3.50 per person/​per hour of board game. but the owner doesn’t really charge this. Which is a good thing. if not I would rate this place lower. as you find common with a lot of boardgames. even at home. pieces will go missing. Luckily there’s a wide variety of games you can choose from, and most of them you can still play with a few missing pieces ;P
Its not Cash only ;)
but if I remember correctly. you need to spend more than $ 5 to not get an added fee to your credit card. Ohwell. Shaved Ice is more than $ 5 so you should be safe ;D SLURRRRPPPPPPP!

Playing board games with your friends while eating desserts and drinking smoothies and teas :)! Such a cute interior. I love this place cause i can sit and talk to my friends for a while without getting a pressure to leave early.