La Crema

They speak limited english and the menu is almost completely in korean.

This is a nice place to enjoy some coffee or tea. It's relazing; it's decorated well. I did not try any food, although I thought the food was a little high priced. I guessed that they had to charge more, considering that there was not that big of a crowd, and they have to pay the bills and make a little profit. Some people here on yelp* said this place is newly opened; that's strange, because I asked the woman, (Jennifer?), and she said it's been opened for "twenty years" with the same owner. I only gave it three stars because the two ladies made me feel somewhat unwelcomed.

I've been here twice and the experiences were 'eh.'

I just tried the coffee and spicy rice cake.
The coffee isn't hot. Honestly, didn't really expect much because majority of the menu was filled with alcoholic beverages and food. But yeah, coffee wasn't that great. The spicy rice cake tasted mellow. I've tried better ones.

Customer service is alright. The woman that works there acts pretty fake though. Super obvious.

Don't think I'll come back. :/