Cafe K

Cool spot, open late, a little pricey, but extremely delicious. I got the bulgogi sub and it was awesome.

After having a late dinner, I was glad that the cafe was open late. Inside, the cafe had a deli-like feel typical of those in office buildings. It was nice to find a place serving Korean food so late. The lights were dim, and the air conditioning, with poor ventilation, seemed inadequate. The touch-panel screen at the cashier's counter made ordering food convenient, and the staff promptly delivered our food to our table when it was ready. The bibimbap, pork donburi, and sweet-and-spicy fried chicken we ordered were satisfactory. However, the portion of chicken seemed smaller, and it was served with just a bowl of rice. Overall, our order didn't include any additional side dishes, except for a small salad. Considering the cafe's late operating hours, the prices for the food and drinks see

I've never given a 1-star review in my life, but there were so many unpleasant things about my visit here this past weekend. - They stare at you impatiently immediately upon walking in, even though there's no one else there waiting to order. - They charge around $15 for a bowl of instant ramen, and then charge for each additional topping, even a sprinkle of green onions, then have the nerve to ask for a tip when you're ordering by yourself on a screen. I understand grocery prices are expensive, but that was insane. - I was the only customer, but it took almost 30 minutes for my bowl of ramen to be ready, with 3 people in the kitchen. By the time I got it, the noodles were all stuck/congealed together, and it was barely warm. - They microwave your food. - They have several signs telling you

Cafe K Review ★★★☆☆ Cafe K offers a mixed bag of experiences. Their Philly cheesesteak was definitely satisfying, and the Korean coffee was an excellent and unique treat. Unfortunately, I'd recommend steering clear of the teriyaki chicken. The sauce was a one-note blast of vinegar, completely lacking in the savory, sweet flavors you'd expect. If you're in the mood for a cheesesteak and a coffee adventure, Cafe K might be worth a try, but be prepared for potential disappointment elsewhere on the menu.

Great hidden lunch spot near Mosaic! It is located inside a corporate building, so it is truly a hidden gem. They serve sandwiches and breakfast items as well as a Korean food menu. I loved their ram-don (jjapaguri) with bulgogi! Their spicy pork bibimbap burrito was also very good. We weren’t fans of the kimbap, though. I also thought it was cool that they had a little ramen station where you can dispense hot water to make your own instant ramen!