K-Dalkom

Not real bingsu, stop taking advantage of Mexicans who never been to Korea. For a 120 pesos frappe, please use a little bit real fruit instead of mango jam and low quality candy

We loved all the things we tried and we are coming back soon to try the matcha tiramisu!

Went to try out the teddy cakes and they were all out they had a sign that said until further notice. They didn’t have the Jerry cheese cake either, in fact they barely had any pastries to actually try. They had 5 people working there and the service was okay, they were too busy talking to each other and making faces rather than actually doing their job. The service wasn’t very welcoming and probably wont go back there again. Ordered 2 drinks and they were pretty good.

the customer service was horrible. we were not greeted upon entrance and they didn’t do well at explaining their menu. i ended up ordering a mango bingsu because it looked pretty and had a duck cube but it wasn’t until AFTER i ordered and received my item that they told me they didn’t have the little duck so they replaced it with two cookies. they should’ve told me before hand because then i felt like i wasted my money on something that i didn’t ask for. then we didn’t even get a goodbye or a thank you upon leaving the cafe

I stopped by this Korean-themed café and it’s definitely very Instagrammable the design and presentation are what stand out the most. I tried the matcha tiramisu. Flavor-wise, it was quite average and a bit flat, but visually it was beautiful. Overall, I’d say this place is more about the aesthetic than the taste. Still, it’s worth visiting if you’re curious to try unique drinks and desserts in a visually appealing setting.