K Cafe

I have been here a few times & every time it’s good.
I usually have the bibimbab & it’s fresh & fast.
The people that own this place are really friendly & have great customer service skills.
I totally recommend this place for lunch.

As the name suggest, it’s a crossover between Korean and western café. They serve pastries, sandwiches, soup but with some popular Korean food items. I had their bulgogi and bibimbap a few times and they are delicious. What I like best, though, is their breakfast wrap made of scramble eggs, avocado, salsa, sour cream, cheese and tomato. It’s warm and soft. It doesn’t feel heavy at all but it always leave me very full for a few hours.
The wait is never long and it’s quiet. Great breakfast and lunch spot. I probably would not just go there for a cup of coffee though. There are better choices for coffee. On the other side they do offer some Asian/​Japanese tea.

This place is a crossover between a café and Korean restaurant. It serves your usual pastries, soups, sandwiches, and paninis but make no mistake — it is their Korean menu that you should come for.
Good Korean food is hard to come by and they don’t have a huge selection but the dishes they have are the classic comfort foods and of excellent portions. I am a regular lunch client and I always leave full and sometimes a little uncomfortably so!
Jap Chae — huge portion. Delicious stir-​fry glass noodles comes served with rice on the side!
Bulgogi — that is my coworker’s go-​to dish. Can’t get enough of that sweet soy sauce marinated beef.
Bimbibap — tasty rice bowl with veggies & beef but not served in traditional hot stone bowl.
Sukiyaki — best thing to have if you’re under the weather. Big soup bowl full of veggies, meat and noodles.
It is very casual, café-​style — you order at the counter and there isn’t a long wait for food. Great lunch spot.

I have been here twice now for their bibimbab and it is great. Made fresh, the right amount of spice and the egg was just right! I highly recommend.

Went here for lunch. I work in the area and have walked by this place many times, it looked like a coffee (and Japanese?) place or something. I am a big fan of Bulgolgi, so when I walked by one day and noticed the sign had changed to K Café and said Bulgolgi I got excited! So I went by and got some. It was good. Nothing out of the ordinary. But good. Decent portion, tasted like Bulgolgi should taste. End of story. They have a Bulgolgi panini which doesn’t make sense to me so I skipped it. They also have various coffee drinks and pastries. Will return for more now that I know it’s there.