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SNOW MOON

Shop 6&7 The Causeway, 306 Little Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia

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Find SNOW MOON

Shop 6&7 The Causeway, 306 Little Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia

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HoursMonday: 5:00 PM – 11:00 PM Tuesday: 5:00 PM – 11:00 PM Wednesday: 5:00 PM – 11:00 PM Thursday: 5:00 PM – 11:00 PM Friday: 3:00 PM – 11:30 PM Saturday: 3:00 PM – 11:30 PM Sunday: 3:00 PM – 11:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About SNOW MOON

Tucked down The Causeway, Snow Moon turns out Bangkok café-style desserts stacked high with texture. The shaved ice here arrives loaded well past the surface—digging in reveals buried sauces, Milo powder, chewy pearls, and crunchy, buttered croutons. Diners flock in after dinner to share bowls of Nom Yen pink milk snow soaked in sala syrup, or fluffy Mango Sticky Rice bingsu. Alongside the bowls, order the pang ping: thick-cut toast griddled with crispy edges, ready to pull apart under warm pandan custard or fine ribbons of golden foi thong.

  • Layered Thai Bingsu: Fluffy shaved ice layered down to the bottom with sauces, chewy pearls, and buttery croutons in flavors like Nom Yen and mango sticky rice.
  • Crisp Pang Ping Toast: Thick-cut toast with crisp edges and soft centers, finished with rich pandan custard, almond flakes, or sweet foi thong threads.
  • Warm Bua Loy: Chewy rice balls served warm in fragrant coconut milk with silky cream for a traditional Bangkok dessert experience.
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Why Choose Snow Moon

Why dessert lovers choose Snow Moon for authentic Thai shaved ice and loaded toasts in Melbourne CBD.

  • Authentic Thai Dessert Concepts

    Snow Moon crafts authentic Thai cafe flavors, serving fluffy shaved ice layered with coconut sauce, ripe mango, and sweet sticky rice.

    Fluffy shaved ice with creamy coconut sauce and sweet, ripe mango.

    Therealfoodkk

  • Signature Nom Yen Pink Milk Shaved Ice

    Bingsu offerings feature signature Thai pink milk infused with sala syrup, creating a sweet and creamy profile.

    it's a sweet Thai pink milk which has a creamy taste as well. It worked perfectly in a bingsu

    Jasmine (Jas.eats)

  • Deeply Layered Interior Toppings

    Bowls are generously stacked and reveal interior layers of rich sauces, Milo powder, and fillings beneath the surface of the shaved ice.

    hidden beneath the layer of ice is even more sauces, Milo, and flavour.

    Adam Creyton

  • Generous Textural Contrasts

    Desserts deliver multi-textural depth, incorporating crunchy buttery croutons and pearls buried inside the shaved snow.

    There were hidden croutons throughout the snow pangping that made it worth it with its crunchy, buttery texture and flavour.

    Jasmine (Jas.eats)

  • Evocative Taste of Bangkok Cafes

    The authentic Thai dessert staples evoke vivid memories of home and Bangkok street dessert cafes.

    This place brings real Thai dessert vibes right into the heart of the city. Every dish I tried felt like a sweet trip back home.

    Therealfoodkk

  • Satisfying Post-Dinner Comfort

    The sweet and creamy shaved ice and toasts offer an easy, comforting finish to an evening dinner in the CBD.

    providing a sweetness that made us feel satisfied after dinner.

    Jasmine (Jas.eats)

Signature Thai shaved ice and dessert toasts loaded with authentic Bangkok café flavors

  • Pandan & Almond Toast

    Crispy, buttery toast topped with creamy pandan custard and crunchy almond flakes. Sweet, nutty, and absolutely addictive.

    Therealfoodkk

  • Mango Sticky Rice Bingsu

    Fluffy shaved ice with creamy coconut sauce and sweet, ripe mango. So refreshing — literally summer in a bowl.

    Therealfoodkk

  • Nom Yen Bingsu

    I hadn't seen Nom Yen as an offering before, but it's a sweet Thai pink milk which has a creamy taste as well. It worked perfectly in a bingsu, providing a sweetness that made us feel satisfied after dinner.

    Jasmine (Jas.eats)

  • Cream Foithong Waffle

    Soft, buttery waffle topped with light whipped cream and sweet golden Foithong. Took me straight back to a Bangkok café.

    Therealfoodkk

Before you head over

Key tips on finding the shop, ordering logistics, and timing your visit

  • Locating the Alleyway Spot and Checking Hours

    Tucked down an alleyway off Bourke Street Mall and along The Causeway, the venue can be tricky to spot. Check current operating hours in advance before heading out, as schedules can be narrow or elusive.

  • Dine-In Minimum Spend and QR Ordering

    Dine-in requires a $9 minimum spend per person, which is easily met when pairing desserts. Guests seat themselves and order conveniently via the table QR code.

  • Optimal Timing and Shareable Sizing

    Arriving early around 6:40 PM avoids peak post-dinner lines and ensures ample seating. If sharing between two, full-size bingsu bowls or customisable two-piece Pangping toast sets offer satisfying portions.

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