KASINA CAFE

Kasina is a beautifully designed Korean restaurant with an elegant atmosphere. The food is delicious, with rich, traditional flavors that stand out. It is a bit pricey Interestingly, the drinks are reasonably priced, ranging from 55 to 100 pesos, which is quite fair compared to the food. In my case, the service was excellent, the staff was incredibly attentive and welcoming. While the food is on the pricier side, the reasonable drink prices and quality dishes make it a good option for those looking to enjoy Korean cuisine.

Excellent experience!!! The atmosphere is amazing, the staff friendly, and the food incredible!

Very good Korean food in a nice, cozy space. The udon and buchu jeon were good, but the fried chicken was my favorite and what I'll keep coming back for. Good service as well.

What a lovely spot for dinner! It started to fill up around 4pm so we were guided to their upstairs back patio to eat at a table and benches which suited us just fine. The cuisine is Korean but using some Mexican ingredients like their chilis and herbs. My chili sauce mackerel was amazing, such flavor without being too spicy. Accompanied by perfect rice and pickled daikon and kimchi cabbage, this really hit the spot. My friends had an amazing oxtail dish with sauce that was out of this world and beautiful with the rice, pickles and kimchi. Other friend had delicious spicy pork bbq with some simple steamed green vegetable. The music and atmosphere was perfect, not noisy and allowed for lively conversation. The restaurant is in an older building that has been remodeled and retains charm but functions so well! Staff was super attentive and should be commended on being so efficient to serve so many people with just a few wait staff. We each spent about 400-450 pesos each for food and 1 drink each. We will definitely be back!

This is a pretty good spot if you just need an asian fix. It’s definitely more refined so expect a higher price point than your usual Korean restaurant. Honestly, our favorite was the cheesecake. It’s basque style so the center is creamy and there’s no crust. We also enjoyed the chive pancake. The bibimbap was nice because it was lighter and full of fresh veggies. The udon was good but not something I would eat again. The space is cute but we were one of the only tables on a Wednesday night.