Sunday Ice Cream
A small, family-run scoop shop in Seoul Plaza making its own Asian-flavored ice cream: pandan, ube taro, black sesame, Thai tea, boricha (roasted barley), injeolmi, jasmine milk tea, Vietnamese coffee, Milo and Hello Panda, plus fruit sorbets. Free samples, a split scoop for two flavors, and open until 11pm (midnight Friday and Saturday).
- Scoops $4–12
- Parking: Medium: easy on weekday afternoons, packed on weekend nights; street parking is the fallback
- Details checked Oct 2026.
4647 Convoy St Ste 103, San Diego, CA 92111
Sunday Ice Cream is an inexpensive ice cream spot in Seoul Plaza on Convoy Street in San Diego's Kearny Mesa. Regulars order the Split scoop of pandan and Thai tea — the most-ordered pair and the Boricha with injeolmi, or with jasmine milk tea. Parking is medium.
Parking at Seoul Plaza
Medium- Cost: Free for customers
- Fills up: Fri–Sat 6–9pm · Easiest: weekdays 2–4pm
- Shared with: Tajima Ramen Convoy, Handoo Korean BBQ, Jomaru Hot Pot, Steamy Piggy and 3 more
Small shared Seoul Plaza lot with Handoo and Friend's House — easy on weekday afternoons, packed on weekend nights; street parking is the fallback.
Park once, walk to
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- DJK Korean BBQ Korean BBQ · 2 min
Seoul Plaza guide Every lot on Convoy
Fill times estimated from Google's Popular Times for the spots in this lot. Walk times are estimates.
Good to know before you go
Diet & allergies
- Almost everything is dairy-based; there's usually one or two sorbets, and they sell Lactaid at the counter
Cost & paying
- Their website lists $4 for a kids' scoop, $5 for one scoop, $6 for a split scoop (two flavors, nearly two scoops' worth) and $12 pints; some reviewers report about 25 cents more in store
- Waffle cones are made in-house ($1.75 extra); sugar cones are 50 cents extra
- Free toppings at the register: condensed milk, sprinkles and Tajin, plus a waffle chip on every cup
Waits & timing
- Weekend-night lines can reach the door but move fast; only about four tables inside, with a few chairs out front
At the table
- Ask for samples — staff happily let you taste several flavors, and they rotate
- Pints to go are available
- Eating at Friend's House a few doors down? Your receipt gets 10% off here
Sunday Ice Cream: quick answers
What should I order at Sunday Ice Cream?
Regulars order the Split scoop of pandan and Thai tea — the most-ordered pair, Boricha (roasted barley) with injeolmi, or with jasmine milk tea, Black sesame with ube taro.
Is parking easy at Sunday Ice Cream?
Parking is rated Medium for this lot at peak times. Small shared Seoul Plaza lot with Handoo and Friend's House — easy on weekday afternoons, packed on weekend nights; street parking is the fallback.
What should I know before going to Sunday Ice Cream?
Ask for samples — staff happily let you taste several flavors, and they rotate. Their website lists $4 for a kids' scoop, $5 for one scoop, $6 for a split scoop (two flavors, nearly two scoops' worth) and $12 pints; some reviewers report about 25 cents more in store. Waffle cones are made in-house ($1.75 extra); sugar cones are 50 cents extra.
Does Sunday Ice Cream have any deals?
Waffle cones are made in-house ($1.75 extra); sugar cones are 50 cents extra.
Sunday Ice Cream hours
| Mon | 12:30pm–11pm |
| Tue | 12:30pm–11pm |
| Wed | 12:30pm–11pm |
| Thu | 12:30pm–11pm |
| Fri | 12:30pm–midnight |
| Sat | 12:30pm–midnight |
| Sun | 12:30pm–11pm |
How to find it
Details checked October 2026. Wrong hours, closed, or changed? Report a problem