‪kaffe Bloom‬

I have always been fascinated with Korean food. Generally, its culture is so colorful and so much character. It also reflects in the variety of the food. Kaffe Bloom offers modern Korean cuisine inspired food. First time for us to try it out and it impressed us. We ordered bulgogi sandwich, Vietnamese spring rolls and bingsu for dessert. Their quality of food is amazing! Great value for money. Not only that the food is filling but they are really delicious. Would highly recommend this restaurant. The only down side of this cafe is probably the location as it is situated inside an office building in Barsha Heights and you’d only see the sign when you are inside the building. It is in fact in side a Korean grocery store. People who are into Korean stuff will definitely enjoy being here, as not only you’d enjoy Kaffe Bloom’s food but also you’d enjoy finding Kfood and KBeauty products there too. I can eat unlimited Bulgogi sandwich for sure! Definitely coming back!

The specialty of this place is above all Kakigori, which is Japanese and Korean mixed shaved ice. What is better than Japanese original Kakigori is that it has taste to the bottom of shaved ice and it is not just sweet but has very subtle taste!

Its a small coffee shop restaurant located inside the asian supermarket 1004 mart. Had visited this place a few times and on my first visit I tried their Bolgogi Sandwich, Mango Bingsoo and Sencha Tea. The sandwich has a very nice soft slight crispy on the outside bread that perfectly match the sweet, salty marinated beef filling they had in the sandwich. The sencha tea tasted a little like a childs cough medicine so wasnt too happy with it. But what made me coming back to this place was their Bingsoo Kakigori. Being one of my favorite korean dessert I was already on hunt to find where I can get the snow like soft shaved ice flavored dessert and Im glad I found one close to my place. The mango bingsoo has a summer refreshing taste, while the coffee bingsoo has a unique mix of sweet nutty bitter taste. There are four flavors to choose from and hopefully they will add more as Im definitely going back to try them all.

This is a small boutique cafe with a lovely ambiance and food. They serve the best coffees to their delicious Japanese cheesecake. Yum! We had hovjicha roll cake, matcha roll cake, Japanese cheesecake and for some hydration we had their Thai ice tea, plum soda and lemonade.Their cakes were pleasingly rich, sweet in taste and was subtle. But Japanese cheesecake tops our list. As they are very much known in town for their cheesecake. We definitely will be going again to have the same. Also we tried their chestnut bun. So what is chestnut? It is basically a starchy, sweet, rich in flavor which are edible nuts of the northern hemisphere origin. Chestnut bun we tried from here was so fluffy, luscious and sweet that was worth to die for. Lastly we decided to savor some delicious goodness of pastry that is croissant. This pastry was so irresistible with their golden exterior and flaky, delicate tops. We really loved munching on these lovely cheese croissant Hand drip coffee is exceptionally the best. Loved the experience

A japanese themed coffee shop located inside a supermarket basically. I had the japanese cheesecake, coffee bun, wallnut bun, matcha rolls , coffee rolls, chocolate brownies , korean shaved icecream with mango dessert along with brazilian and eithiopian black coffee and cold green tea brew. A special mention to the cheese croissant I had here which was the best I had. I loved the cold refreshments served here. The cheesecake I thought could be improved but all in all i liked the vibe of the place.