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    Cafe Terrasse

    4.4 (112 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
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    Kevin T.

    Found this new spot in ktown in the MaDang Plaza and it's such a hidden gem! The cafe is pretty well hidden by the left side of the stairs when you enter the plaza but inside is a nice bright cafe vibe where you'll find others hanging out or on their devices. The cafe is not too small but not too big either. I'd say it's the perfect spot to just hangout. Unfortunately though, my wife and I weren't able to try out the food as we weren't hungry, just thirsty. We ordered the Yuzu ade which was brought out to our table quickly and is very well made. Although a simple recipe, it was very refreshing and easy to drink. Highly recommend. Looking at their menu, this is a great spot for brunch, their foods and drinks are pretty social media worthy which makes me excited to visit again later on. Looking forward to ordering some food next visit.

    Rainy Y.

    Such a charming café with a cozy atmosphere and beautiful presentation. We ordered the salmon bagel, unicorn salad, kimchi cheese fried rice, hazelnut cake, taiyaki, and two smoothies. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and thoughtfully prepared. The salad was especially refreshing, the bagel was packed with fresh salmon, and the fried rice had a great balance of savory and cheesy flavors. The desserts were just as impressive and paired perfectly with the smoothies. Friendly service and a relaxing vibe make this a great spot for brunch or coffee. Definitely worth a visit!

    Dalgona Latte Banana Cream Latte
    Christy M.

    This café was wonderful! Having a parking lot with validated parking is a huge bonus, especially in Los Angeles. The service was exceptional--the staff was friendly, welcoming, and genuinely happy to help. The food was absolutely delicious, and the overall experience exceeded my expectations. I truly enjoyed dining here and would definitely recommend it to others.

    Such a cute new Korean brunch spot! The atmosphere is clean, cozy, and perfect for brunch with friends. We sat on the patio and loved the vibe. Everything we ordered was delicious, especially the Terrasse Banh Mi, Creamy Shrimp Pasta, and the Dalgona Latte. Don't skip the Taiyaki--crispy outside, soft inside, and not overly sweet. Bonus points for 3-hour validated parking in Ktown, plus you can grab groceries at H Mart or shop around after brunch. Friendly service too. Highly recommend!

    Serina L.

    I can't remember if this was a vanilla latte or caramel but either way, it was sufficient! I originally wanted their banana cream latte but they ran out of banana cream ): I like the space though! There's indoor and outdoor seating. There's wifi as well but it was down when I went.

    Sai C.

    French style brunch and cafe in KTown. The patio is lovely and great place for brunch or coffee. The lox bagel was perfect for brunch. The pasta and salad were also great. The service was great and the server was friendly. After brunch, we went to downstairs to H mart which was also perfect. Great location.

    Robert C.

    Adorable hidden gem that I never knew existed despite having walked past here several times not to mention I've gone to this plaza on numerous occasions to for Korean desserts, groceries, and boba! It has the perfect elevation overlooking Western Ave with the Solar building directly across. It's in an urban setting but oddly feels very cozy. Ok, you probably want to know more about the food and drinks. Disclaimer: I only grabbed coffee here but the cold brew was PHENOMENAL. The menu said it's brewed for 18 hours. I believe that. I also believe you should stop by here if you're ever in the area.

    Alexis T.

    First timer! Friendly staff. Really cute shop with lots of seating both indoor and outdoor. Ordered the Vienna Latte and Banana Cream Latte. Both were very good.

    Such a cute, clean, quiet patio for tipsy convos with $10 happy hour drinks
    Esther J.

    Hidden gem in ktown! I've been here for brunch & the weekend night happy hour and both were such a fun time. I loved their noodle salad & my friends really liked the fried rice. I love the cute outdoor patio vibe & how lowkey and intimate it is at night. Idk how they don't have more customers on weekend nights because they have happy hour drinks for $10, which is insane for LA. I loved this place so much I brought fiancé here to show him how great the happy hour menu is. My girlfriends and I met here on a Saturday night for a happy hour pregame before our next plans and it was such a vibe!! The workers are always super nice and quick with their service. Genuinely such a great little place. I want to gatekeep it but they deserve more hype.

    Clara C.

    I've always come here just for coffee, but this time I ordered food. The baguette was really fresh with a great texture. As always, I loved the modern interior and the clean, welcoming atmosphere. Also, all employees are super nice and kind!

    Janie P.

    When it comes to coffee, I have an overwhelming number of options. I do be living in Koreatown, after all. And I've been to many past versions(?) of cafés that took up this spot in the Madang mall... but only ever since it became Cafe Terrasse, I've returned three times, which intrigued me to finally leave a review. I think it's staying, which is good. I'm all for small businesses putting down roots and growing. A solid spot amid the Wilshire Western chaos. I like the airy interior and comfy chairs. It's nothing too grand, but it always seems to be blessed with natural lighting and soft music. And there's something healing about a cafe that's just comfortable enough, just bright enough, and just busy enough. I don't have a picture of it, because I'm always busy stuffing it in my mouth as soon as it comes out, but I adore their grilled cheese with tomato bisque. It's actually perfect for when you can't decide what you want for breakfast/brunch but need to put something in your stomach ASAP.

    Feng W.

    One of the best hang out spot and brunch spot in ktown! They got a beautiful interior design and outdoor sitting! Their food is also great and their shrimp pasta is a must order! Loved their service and kimchi fried rice too! They offer parking validation!

    Menu July 2025
    Elijah T.

    Café Terrasse in Ktown has a really unique charm. The interior immediately reminded me of Southeast Asian cafés with Korean influence; warm lighting, clean design, and bossa nova playing softly in the background. It's a great place to sit and chill; but if you're planning on staying a while with your laptop, just know they only have two outlets. I would imagine during finals week, this place gets packed and outlet access becomes almost impossible. Big shoutout to Sham; he answered the phone when we called ahead, and gave us standout service the entire visit. He knew the menu inside and out; gave really thoughtful recommendations with flavor notes and textures and even offered to validate our parking. You can tell he takes pride in the place and genuinely wants people to enjoy it, huge props to him. We tried the banana cream latte, which Sham said was one of their most popular. It lived up to the hype. First sip hits you with that classic banana flavor, almost like a candy note; but then the coffee comes through smoothly. The balance holds strong even after multiple sips; really flavorful and surprisingly well-crafted. We also got the hazelnut mocha cake, which comes as two mini slices. It was solid overall; moist and rich with a nice chocolate base; but the texture of the frosting felt more on the packaged side, and the mocha flavor was subtle. Not bad; just not as memorable as the drink. Parking's tricky, as usual in Ktown. You might be able to park in the H Mart side lot and get it validated; but it's still unclear if that's actually allowed. Just something to be aware of. Overall, Café Terrasse is worth checking out; especially for the drinks, atmosphere, and standout staff. Just maybe not the best choice if you're looking to camp out with a charger.

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    Clean place with friendly staff and good coffee. My only small complaint is that I wish the bagel had been toasted a bit more.

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    Thr tomato basil soup and sandwich is out of this world!! Will go back for wine time!!

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    Clean Good ambiance and relaxing. Good food. And chilled. Good coffee Will be coming back

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    I enjoyed the atmosphere! Ordered a soba and peach slush which was so refreshing! Would come back.

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    Drinks and service was great. 3 hour validation is really nice! Lots of space to sit and come with friends or study if you need.

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    4.1
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    Came here for the World Cup final, the bar is small and intimate and the drinks are cheap, so…read morepoints for that. However, I had a pretty awful experience with their red headed bartender, the one with the long beard. I waited at the bar for 10mins and watched him take several drink orders from people who arrived after me. I put my hand up to try and get his attention, only to hear him shout "YOU DONT NEED TO WAVE AT ME, I CAN SEE YOU!", all while not looking at me and continuing to serve everyone but me. Eventually one of the other bartenders came out from the back and helped me. Definitely put a damper on my afternoon. Why work in customer service if you're going to hate customers for no reason?

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    4.5
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    This place offered an amazing overall experience in a dark and relaxing atmosphere, seasoned with…read morestories on the drinks that they offered and backstories on the establishement. This was an amazing value for the price, and you may not ever find anything that offers this impressive of an experience.

    Stepping into the venue felt like crossing a threshold into a world that operated on a different…read morewavelength--and honestly, it was exactly the shift I didn't know I needed. It wasn't your typical corner haunt. There was an intentionality here that turned a simple evening out into a genuine education. The curation of spirits was nothing short of impressive, but what set the experience apart was the conversation. I arrived knowing the difference between a glass and a bottle, but left with a newfound appreciation for the nuances of rum, the craftsmanship behind a smooth whiskey, and the unexpected complexities hidden within a well-made vodka. Each pour came with a story, a history, and a level of expertise that transformed every sip into a lesson. The atmosphere was the perfect anchor for it all--utterly chill and devoid of the frantic, forced energy you find elsewhere. It was the kind of place where the music sits at just the right volume and the lighting invites you to actually linger. It was refreshing to find a spot that treats its craft with such respect while keeping the vibe completely grounded. I walked out feeling a little more cultured and a lot more relaxed. Consider this my official notice: I'll definitely be back.

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    4.2
    (822 reviews)
    4.1 mi
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    Sleek cocktail bar located smack dab in the center of the high foot traffic area of Little Tokyo…read more A great selection of whiskey and a solid cocktail menu with good happy hour specials. It's not surprising given the neighborhood and decor, but I think they lean towards more Japanese spirits and beers. For someone like me who's never been to Japan I feel like there's a traditional Japanese theme going on inside with lots of wood. A few friends and I came here on a holiday before dinner. Happy hour specials were still going on. I'm not sure if they thought they were gonna get that much business on a holiday but I think there's only maybe one or two people behind the bar. Since it was early when we got there, it was still not that crowded. I got the special which was a shot of Japanese whisky and a beer. Great price! Haha. I've walked by before where this place is really crowded so I assume there's a lot more people working behind the bar during the regular busy hours. Just a great place to grab drink drinks.

    We were at Little Tokyo over the weekend and saw this business with the catch-y name and had to go…read moreinside. You must be 21 to enter. No exceptions, as I witnessed a family who really wanted to come in but had an 18 yr old so they weren't allowed in and because they had a minor with them they couldn't even sit outside in their seating area. Always good to know. Inside the bar got super busy. The inside was a bit dark but again it is a bar. I like the decor and the bar seating was packed. The drinks were good if you like whiskey they have it along with lists of beer options. Nice spot to try out.

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