A simple café offering a good selection of coffee, snacks, and meals at reasonable prices. The fries were fresh, generously portioned, and nicely crispy. The onion rings stood out—made with real onions and coated in a light, crispy batter, served hot and perfect with tartar sauce or ketchup. Definitely a crowd-pleaser. The flat white was decent too. All in, it came up to around $30—no crowds, just a relaxed and satisfying experience.

Spacious café with plenty of seats for both small and big groups. The menu offers a good range of options like hot bites, pizza, pasta, rice sets, soup, stew, waffle, ice cream, bingsu, and many drinks. Prices are on the higher side, but the coffee is very nice. Food is a little too salty for my liking. I couldn’t finish my army stew because it had beef in it. It would be good if the menu or staff could indicate which dishes contain beef, since not everyone can take it for religious reasons.

The atmosphere was overwhelming, and the music exacerbated the noise. The fries were overpriced, and the venue was barely suitable for a quick coffee. Despite the queue, the staff efficiently managed to clear it.

I had rather high hopes for this spot, especially knowing that the Koreans generally don’t mess about when it comes to their coffee culture, but it didn't quite live up to the hype. I went for the Coffee Cube, expecting a rich, creamy brew that would get better as the coffee ice cubes melted without thinning out. Unfortunately, it was a proper let-down. Even with the cubes, the coffee tasted incredibly diluted and weak. On the flip side, the Mint Oreo Bingsu was absolute class. Every spoonful had a proper burst of minty freshness, and it wasn't stingy on the toppings either. It was definitely the highlight of the visit. The cafe is surprisingly spacious, occupying two shop units, so even on a weekend there were plenty of tables going. I’d definitely pop back for the bingsu, but I think I’ll give the coffee a miss next time. A bit of a shame on the caffeine front, but a solid choice if you’re just after a chilled-out spot for a cold dessert.

Unpleasant experience at the dal komm outlet at Marina square.. lousy service from the staff… the presentation of the food turns out to be different from what was presented and staff persuading to get the large size instead of the small portion. What a bad service!