The ambiance is quite unique as we sat in wooden 'pits' in the ground with our shoes off. The food was excellent as well, especially the entrees. A lot of care was evident in the delicious stew and bibimbap. Tastes like home. read more

Great selection of vegan options that can be made without onion and garlic. Pumpkin porridge 4.5/5 thick soup consistency. Strong and full pumpkin flavor but could be less sweet. Spicy baby dumplings 5/5 spicy sauce was definitely the highlight Hangawi dumplings 3/5 deep fried and crunchy. Filling could have used more seasoning. Served with sou sauce dipping (salty soy sauce). Fried part overpowered the overal dumpling. I prefer pan-fried dumplings Before ordering, I asked the waiter what the difference was between spicy baby dumplings and Hagawi dumplings and she said "vegetable." Crunchy pear ceanberry salad with sesame ginger vinaigrette, topped with crispy taro(?) chips 4/5 - good but not the most impressive dressing Hangawi stone pot 4/5 I enjoyed all the vegetables. The chili sauce tasted a bit Chinese -- oil, chili and soy sauce. It wasn't the usual bibimbap sauce consistency. Portion too small. Chef's selection dessert 3/5 chocolate coconut ice cream Interior design 5/5 definitely welcomes you into a different time and place than bustling city life read more

So good! I love Korean food, but at the same time prefer a more veggie-centric meal and this hit the spot! If you're here for lunch, as I was, I highly recommend the prix-fixe menu. I had the vermicelli noodles, made of sweet potato noodles (amazinggg) and the Hangawi stone bowl rice. The stone bowl rice was perfect, with the spice, fermented veggies, and of course crispy-ish rice from the stone bowl. It could have used a bit more lime/acid, but I may just be used to Thai food! Anyways, everything was phenomenal and I'll definitely be back when I'm in the area. read more

HanGawi - Hangawi stone bowl rice - Vegetarian Near Me - New York, New York

I was really excited to try HanGawi since there aren't very many vegetarian Korean options out here. I was definitely a little let down by the food. We had the spicy baby dumplings, spicy Korean cauliflower bites, avocado stone bowl rice, and spicy rice cakes. The cauliflower bites and dumplings were nothing special and kind of tasted the same to me. The avocado stone bowl was pretty bland and the avocado seemed like it was unripened. The only real stand out was the rice cakes. For the price that we were paying it was definitely disappointing. I will say that the ambiance is nice and I'm glad that the tables have space underneath for us to put our feet! read more

Reunion with my college buddy while in town and we met at HanGawi. This is the best kept secret for vegetarian food. Rare to find a vegetarian Korean restaurant and this offered a lot of options. We had the maitaki mushroom fritters, hangawi dumplings, soup and their famous bamboo rice. The rice has to be ordered in advance as it does take quite a bit of time to make so if you plan to visit and want to try this dish, place your order when you make your reservation. They do have a strict seating policy that all parties need to be present before they seat and are mindful of late arrivals as it will shorten your time you can be at the restaurant. read more

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The food didn't have much flavor. It didn't taste much different than a vegetarian frozen meal that you heat up in a microwave. Service was professional. Not worth the high price at all. Disappointed. read more

Very cool vibe inside, sitting on the floor with our shoes off. The food was pretty good, price was a bit more on the pricier side but service was decent and the food had good flavour read more

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Ate dinner here on Sunday night and I sorry to say I was disappointed. The most disappointed I've been at an NYC restaurant in awhile. Nothing *bad* happened per say, it just was pricey, and not very good. Let me preface this review by saying I am not vegan. This restaurant came highly recommended, and after reading reviews online I was expecting "a restaurant that is so great it doesn't matter that it's vegan, anyone can enjoy it." The atmosphere and service were outstanding. When you arrive to Hangawi you take off your shoes, and they hold them for you. They place them out automatically when you return. Cool. Also the tables are unique. They are tucked into the ground and you climb down into them. Our waitress was great. They didn't rush us at all. I had read advice online to order the fixed price tasting menu, and I don't think this was a good idea. The presentation of the food was good, but it was a lot of courses were filled with tiny portions that were somewhat bland and definitely not filling. We overheard the waitress offered to order for the people sitting next to us, and their food looked much better than ours (although it may have been even pricier than ours). WE ORDERED: -2 pomegranate teas outside of the fixed price menus. They were really good. One of the best parts of the meal. FIXED PRICE MENU CAME WITH: 1. Mongolian hot pot - this soup bowl was on fire when it came out (see picture), it was pretty good. 2. Acorn noodle salad with avocado fritters - decent salad with noodles in it 3. Winter appetizer platter - this was very disappointing. presentation was creative, but honestly the items tasted like mush? Not bad, but I'm sorry to say - not good. 4. Combination rolls - vegan sushi rolls. These were okay considering they had no meat. Interesting idea. We got one of each entree. My main gripe with both entrees is how small they were. I've gotten bibimbap at numerous other restaurants that was double the size for half the price. 5. sautéed cauliflower and mixed vegetable stone bowl rice - decent, but as I said a little bit small. 6. stuffed portabella mushrooms in ginger sauce - this was better than the cauliflower and a little bigger. 7. Dessert: small chocolate pudding. It was very good considering there were no animal products used. VALUE: For the price of the bill, $190 (with tip) for 2 people, I can name about 10 different restaurants in Manhattan that have out-of-this-world good food, and great atmosphere and service. I'm happy to pay for a dinner that I like. Sadly, I left Hangawi kind of hungry. If you are vegan, you might really like it. If you eat meat, I recommend looking elsewhere. Two good options are Her Name is Han nearby, or Madame Vo in the East Village for a great value. Both are significantly cheaper, and you will leave satisfied. I probably won't be back to Hangawi. read more

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Was excited to try a rare vegetarian only restaurant in NYC but was overall disappointed. Not a single Korean speaking waiter/waitress on the premise which was surprising given that the interior of the restaurant seemed to be traditional. The way they make you take off your shoes to enter seemed unclean as well. The quality of the food was sad - the vermicelli noodles () and the rice were both very soggy and and clumpy. And for a "Michelin-guided" Korean restaurant to have subpar rice was even more disappointing. The servers were very hasty to take our plates away and seemed unhappy which was uninviting. read more

HanGawi - Soggy japchae - also the presentation appears lazy. They could've just pulled that out of the microwave. - Vegetarian Near Me - New York, New York

One of my favorite restaurants in New York! You'll receive a very unique, friendly, and attendant experience from the moment you want in the door! Vegetarian friendly but i recommend for anyone with any type of diet! read more

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We were lucky enough to randomly come in during the weekend mini pre fixe lunch hours of 1-4. We were super hungry and so excited to have a whole menu that was vegetarian but also unusually overwhelmed by all the choices! Usually we only have to choose between 3-4 vegetarian items! We thought we would have tons of leftovers but figured we would get to taste a bunch of items and it would be way easier to order from the pre fixe menu. We got both the salad and the steamboat soup. Both were delicious but thought there was more flavor in the salad. The vermicelli noodles and the dumplings were both great and really liked the sauce that came with the dumplings. We also got the Kimchi stone bowl rice and the tofu clay pot in ginger stew with multigrain rice. The kimchi stone bowl was the standout winner! We had them mix evert and went on the mild side of hot and am glad we did or else it might have been too spicy. The ginger stew and a nice light flavor and the multigrain rice was great but it really needed to two kimchi sides to amp up the flavor. The mild and hot kimchi that comes with the meal are fantastic. Chocolate ice cream came as the dessert and I thought it was surprisingly good and creamy. Love the overall look of the place and the disses that all the food was served in were so adorable! Would love to go back and try more items. Thought the pre fixe was a great deal. read more

Had a chance to try out Hangawi while I was making my way through NY and it was certainly an interesting dining experience -- in a good way! So let me start off by saying that I'm vegetarian. I'm also a GIANT Korean food fanatic. These two parts of my character rarely ever coincide because Korean food tends to be heavily meat based and even when there are veggies, little shrimp friends or other sea creatures find their way into the seasoning of said vegetables. Thus, when I heard about Hangawi, I was beyond excited. I was able to schedule a reservation via email and got a pretty quick response and confirmation which was great! Once you enter Hangawi, it's like setting foot into a cozy wooden food haven meant for relaxation. You take your shoes off at the door and they place them in their little cubby system that they have going on. You're then escorted to your seats -- low rise tables with hollow space beneath for your feet and your bags! Now in terms of food, my friend and I both went with the bibimbap. They were brought out and mixed for us tableside, which was definitely a first for the both of us. The food was good, but yes I do agree that prices are high for what you get. However, my overall experience was great and I was just happy to have a fully vegetarian Korean menu to choose from. Hangawi gave me a small reminder of my study abroad adventures in Seoul and for that, I can give it a solid 4.0 stars. read more

Such a cool space with really yum menu! It was a great experience and as a vegan, it's incredibly difficult to find opportunities to try Korean cuisine that's tailored to a vegan diet. I'm happy I got to try such yummy (albeit piping extra hot) hotpot and the ambiance of the restaurant makes it that much more special. Also love love love the heated floors and no shoe rule. SUCH a mindful way to experience a meal with good company and comfort. There's so much on the menu I want to try so will be back! The only qualm I had was its overpriced for the amount and quality of food. The service was also slow. read more

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This traditional plant-based Korean tea house is an absolute gem to behold. We revisited on our anniversary after more than ten years and the quality has not changed a bit! If you want to experience a complete and totally sublime gastronomical experience that toys with your taste buds from start to finish, you need to allow yourself to indulge in a meal here! Some would say it's pricey, but it's totally worth it for the whole experience. They usually offer a seasonal prix fix tasting menu in addition to the regular menu. Be prepared to remove your shoes before entering the restaurant. Once you arrive at your table you'll need to lower yourself to the floor to sit on cushions while your feet sink into the specially designed space below the table. We got lucky with a cancellation the night we went for dinner, but highly recommended making a reservation. You will not EVER be disappointed dining here! I don't know what magic these Korean Knights are using in their kitchen, but it's as of there are food ninjas back there preparing exquisite food for you! read more

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An excellent Korean-vegan experience! (and I'm not even vegan) If you want to transport yourself to a Korean village-like restaurant I imagine it'd be like this. It starts with - Shoes off! Please. (Wear your good socks fellas, ladies do everyone a favor and don't go barefoot. Ambiance: Authentic, exotic, clean. Service: Polite. Attentive. Accommodating. Food: Vegan. Rustic. Healthy. Tasty. Good! Recommendations: Wear socks. ( again) If you go with a second person or more call ahead. Order various dishes to share that way you have more options. Ask the friendly servers to suggest dishes that are popular~ they will gladly do so. For tea: they have two levels of strength, order the stronger one because the regular ones are quiet weak. I had the Jasmin green tea after changing my tea twice due to its weakness in flavor but that's how they serve it, asked for a stronger version and our server accommodated ( very nice ) read more

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Probably my favorite restaurant in the entire city. It is SO hard to find vegetarian friendly Korean food and this place DELIVERS. Every item is delicious and aesthetically served. The ambiance and decor is incredible. Great for a date or dinner with friends. Their cocktails are inspired by asian flavors and are also fantastic. read more

HanGawi - Soju, Asian pear juice and lime - Vegetarian Near Me - New York, New York

Walked in and sat without knowing it was a vegan place. Surprisingly the food was pretty good and flavorful. You take off your shoes when you walk in and they seat you in those tables that have a hole in the ground so it is very comfortable. The service was really good and the aesthetic is very classy. read more

HanGawi - Vegetarian Near Me - New York, New York

Went here for date night and I must say their Covid and winter protocol is fantastic. They have seat warmers in addition to overhead heaters and it makes SUCH a difference. All the other restaurants need to follow their example! The food was pretty good! My understanding of Korean food is that it is full flavored, but I think that because of the neighborhood they are in they might have to mute some of the flavors due to the clientele. Still, it was great cuisine followed by delicious tea! We had the vegetable dumplings, kabocha pumpkin pancakes with mung beans, zen stone bowl rice, spicy tofu kimchi hot pot, and crispy mushroom in sweet and sour sauce. All great, clean flavors. The lychee Mojitos are delicious! You must have the ginger tea. The staff is super friendly as well. Overall it was simply a lovely meal! read more

Hangawi is a must. The meals are flavorful yet somehow light. While I have had almost every item on their menu, this time around I opted for the emperor's lunch menu. I started with the pumpkin porridge. Please try this! It is delightful. Next I had the vermicelli... what a wonderfully flavorful dish.. my main entree was the claypot rice. While I enjoyed it. It did not compare to the other items. I was able to try my aunt's selections as well. Tofu soup with ginger. The perfect soup for a cold winter night. Delicious! steamed vegetable dumplings. Very well prepared. Tasteful and enjoyable. Ginger tea... wonderful read more

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Got the tofu steak, shiitake mushrooms, stuffed eggplant, & zen stone bowl today!! All were absolutely amazing!! Don't forget to get the lychee wine! Will be back! read more

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What a rare treat finding a vegetarian Korean restaurant. Great atmosphere and good food at solid prices. I would recommend their rice dishes (get them spicy!). Their vegan bulgogi is unique, but it didn't taste particularly great. read more

Stoked AF when JK chose a vegetarian restaurant. There's something about everything on the menu being a possibility for me that's tremendously exciting and frighteningly overwhelming at the same time. Upon entry, I notice a wall of cubbies with shoes in them. WtF!?! You mean to tell me I have to remove my shoes? Ugh, I shouldn't have worn my fave moto boots. Decor is really cool, but then again I'm not hard to impress. Tables are slightly above the floor level with a center hole so it's lyk you're sitting on the floor but not. Very genuine experience with added comfort. It's like going on safari but instead of sleeping in a tent you sleep in a hotel-like accommodation. I've done that. I recommend it. So this is a Saturday at brunch time. 2pm to be exact. The brunch specials at this place consist of they don't have brunch specials here. unamused emoji. Not only that but the entrees start at $18. There are lunch specials from Mon-Fri. There is also prix fixe for $26 or some shit. Please visit the website for further information. They have a wide assortment of soju cocktails and sake cocktails and good shit like that. We wanted to order a bottle of soju. They don't have it. Disappointing. We instead order a class of soju that was just a'ight. Before I begin my discussion of the food, I'd like to mention that as I'm writing this review I'm disappointed in how it's turning out bc, IDK if you've read some of my other stuff but..you know what? I think I have a special talent in yelp reviews, it might be my calling actually. Good thing my parents spent almost half a mil on medical school for me to discover this two seconds before graduation. Anyways, I'm just not feeling this today, maybe I'm depressed. I tell JK I don't think this review is particularly good to which he replied, "neither was the food". We order to split spicy rice cakes and tofu clay pot in ginger sauce. I have to disagree with JK in regards to the spicy rice cakes which I found to be delish. I've never had those shits before but they're VERY good... they're very similar in consistency to pasta, like gnocchi pasta but in a rigatoni shape. Sauce was divine. There was some tofu-like stuff (bean curd) and veggies (cabbage, 'shrooms, peppas, etc). I didn't think it was that spicy but JK's less conditioned taste buds were slightly overwhelmed. Tofu clay pot in ginger sauce was decent. It was extremely hot, like it was fucking boiling when they gave it to us. Kinda cool actually, I like boiling shit. Just not on my skin. Or any other body surface area. Because the sauce was like soup basically, the veggies and tofu and stuff didn't really absorb much of the flavor. I did eat most of the tofu because it was prepared very well, sorry JK. You have many more sources of protein available to you than I do. It's fine. I would be happy just eating the shit out of that sauce with a spoon, tho. Service wasn't great. We had to wait a while to order and then again to get the check. This has been a recurring theme for me recently. What is it? Is it my face? Does my presence not scream "bourgeoisie?" Omg I just spelled bourgeoisie correctly the first time without looking it up #WINNING. #it'sthelittlethings #especiallywhenyourlifeismeaninglesslikemine Debated about 3 or 4 stars. I think it depends on your frame of reference. For a naive American, this food would probably be pretty enjoyable and the authentic decor and sitting on the floor and all that shit would be a rad experience, I'd go and check it out. For someone familiar with korean cuisine who doesn't need all that flair and doesn't feel like spending that much cheddar can pass. The lack of brunch menu or any specials whatsoever for this occasion pissed me off and dropped this shit to a 3. Until next time, friends (due to the snow day next time will probably be in about 45 minutes). PS- WHOOPS! accidentally put 4 stars in my original publication of this review. I'm such a dumbass. read more

HanGawi - bOiLiNg - Vegetarian Near Me - New York, New York

This is a vegans paradise restaurant. I ordered the spicy bibimbap and zen bibimbap both with wild rice in a hot stone pot. I enjoyed the mushroom appetizer that was an assortment of different varieties of mushroom - oyster, king mushroom, shiitake, etc. I would bring my family here next time. read more

When my friend suggested we have dinner here, I was thrilled. A whole menu of veg Korean food? I could finally taste all the dishes that usually aren't for me. The only available table was at 8pm - a little late for a weekday dinner - but as two veg Korean food lovers we decided not to miss our chance. I have to say the ambience at the restaurant was great and the service was friendly. I ordered Bulgogi and couldn't wait to finally try it. It cost almost $30 and accordingly big was my disappointment when it it tastes exactly like the bibimbap that I get at the Korean Imbiss around the corner from my house (for $9 mind you). It wasn't bad, just incredibly underwhelming. I also didn't love that the waiter mixed in the spicy sauce. I would have loved to taste the individual components of the dish before it all gets mixed up. Another sad realization was that the only side they serve with their meals is kimchi. It was too overly fermented for my taste. It wasn't bad, but in no way was it worth $130 for two people. Not a restaurant I personally plan on visiting again. read more

Heaven for vegetarians! If you need a different type of Korean restaurant experience then this is the place. So to start with, once you enter the restaurant, you take off your shoes and you are seated in lower seating style dining tables. Right from cutlery, attire of waiters and decor - it is very authentic! Coming to food part - we had spicy baby dumplings in appetizer which was really yum!! In main course we ordered Spicy tofu hotpot which was so flavorful and had the right amount of spiciness. Also we had organic avocado bibimbap which was I would say was decent. We have had better bibimbap at other Korean restaurants. The lychee mojito is a must to try!! Oh and I forgot to mention the highlight of the evening. It was my husband's birthday, so on mu request they sang him birthday song with a gong, which was pretty cool! read more

HanGawi - Had this amazing spicy tofu hotpot, it is so flavorful! Right amount of spicyness. - Vegetarian Near Me - New York, New York

I really love the vibe of this place - it's not shoes inside and you sit on the ground but they have a hole under the table for your legs so you're not cross legged and it's comfortable. We got the combination pancakes which I highly rate. Seriously great diversity of flavors and sauces were amazing as well. For sure something for everyone on the plate. I also got the tofu stone bowl, which was good, there was just a specific spice or something I did not like in it and I feel like the tofu wasn't showcased enough. But the sides of kimchi were so good. Overall, it's good, the experience is definitely a plus but also a little pricey. read more

HanGawi - Combination Pancakes - Vegetarian Near Me - New York, New York

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Lovely ambience, extensive menu of delicious vegan items, good service, a bit pricey. I have been to Hangawi a few times now and each time the service quality is consistent. I can't say the same for the food, and I would prefer it to be consistent for the prices. It's still very well done for Korean vegan food and I will always go back when I'm craving it! The seating arrangements are unique and traditional. You are asked to remove your shoes at the door and a staff member puts them away for you in a marked cubby. Then you are escorted to your table which is bench and your feet dangle underground as you rest on pillows. I am not sure if they have seating for people who require back-support, but I am sure they do. I would check in advance. Slippers are provided for bathroom use, so don't worry. The ginger tea is a great way to start the meal. Their cocktails seem nice too, but I don't drink so I am going based off looks there. The combination pancakes are always a great starter and my husband and I really like the spicy rice cakes. The description sounds so misleading - these are really more like a crispy/chewy gnocchi-like dish in a spicy sauce and super delicious. We usually fight over the last piece. The vermicelli delight is always a nice light option and beautifully presented in a leaf pouch. We have also had the stone bowls which are larger and very filling. We were able to split one between the two of us and not leave hungry. Writing this review is making me want to go back now...mmmm read more

There are a lot of great options for korean food in NYC but I return to Hangawi the most because it's all vegetarian and the ambiance/seating make it a memorable and fun experience. Everything I've ordered here over the years has been good (nothing bad), but I generally prefer the dishes marked as spicy because they tend to be more flavorful. You run the risk of blander dishes if they're not marked spicy, in my opinion. I recently went for lunch for the first time and I think it's a great way to try Hangawi for a good price. Our party of two shared on lunch prix fix menu + one lunch special and it was more than enough food! My favorites: Vermicelli Delight-- delicious noodle dish, flavorful but not too spicy Tofu kimchi Hot Pot: all time favorite... delicious soup with tofu and vegetables. I prefer to get it with the multigrain rice ($1.50 extra). If I were to choose one entree, it would be this. Vegetable Stone bowl: my favorite vegetarian stone bowl is at Barn Joo, but this one is also good. I love anything served in a stone bowl for the heat and crunch. Kimchi is necessary for the extra spice and flavor. This dish is brought to the table side and stirred by the waiter. They add as much spice as you would like. I requested multigrain rice for $1.50 extra. Date paste tea: I'm addicted to this tea! Sweet and delicious! Other things: Black sesame porridge: included in prix fix... I would get it if it's included in the prix fix but it's bland and not too exciting and I wouldn't order it separately. Chocolate soy ice cream: nothing special but good for being soy ice cream read more

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Went here this past weekend for dinner and fell in love with this place! One of the best dining experiences I've had. The interior resembled what you would come across in Asia and waitresses/waiters were dressed in traditional Korean garb. The seating arrangement makes the experience even more worthwhile. Guests are asked to remove their shoes at the door and the seats and tables are on the floor. It's different than what I've come across before so this different touch makes this place stand out from the crowd. The only downside is that it's slightly pricey. However, the quantity and quality of food was great. Also, if you like a spicey kick to your food, try their spicey red sauce, it's so good! read more

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Solid vegetarian menu. Very generous portions for a tasting menu. Some things like the lettuce wrap salad with pineapple were fantastic, but others like the fried tofu & sweet potato noodles didn't do it for me. Would go back for the a la carte. Very inventive though, four stars for service, atmosphere, and creativity. read more

Went here with a friend to catch up recently and am a huge fan of this place. It is a completely vegetarian Korean restaurant with tons and tons of great options. I absolutely loved the ambiance (you have to take off your shoes and sit down on a deep bench. We ordered the spicy baby dumplings and the combination pancakes (which combine all of the pancakes together). The dumplings were extremely tasty but may have had a little too much sauce in them. The pancakes didn't have much of a taste (didn't notice much of a difference between all the different types) but they were great with the sauces. For the main dish, we ordered the Todok stone bowl rice and the ssam bab. The todok stone bowl was spicy as advertised, but nothing special compared to most other Korean bowls. The ssam baab are essentially lettuce wraps with a lot of ingredients in them like mustard, mushrooms, and avocado. It was fun to make those individually and they tasted solid. For dessert, we also shared the Mocha Chocolate Cake which was absolutely phenomenal. The frosting was super-rich and paired great with the chocolate cake. Would highly recommend this. Would also recommend the Lychee mojito which tastes like a combination of lychee tea and a mojito, but is also paired well with most of the food there. read more

HanGawi - Combination Pancake Platter - Vegetarian Near Me - New York, New York

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A bit pricey for the portion size, but that's expected at a restaurant like this. In terms of appetizers, the spicy baby dumplings did lack in spice for someone who loves spicy food like I do, but the mushroom/vegetable soup was incredibly tasty. The entrees we ordered followed suit, and we ordered spicy tofu with kimchee and vegetables, as well as spicy chili mushrooms. Both did taste delightful, but they also did taste a bit similar. Not sure if they use the same sauce for all their entrees--it is appetizing! I'd recommend skipping out on dessert, the tiramisu is minuscule, and though the chocolate mocha cake was good, you could do without it. Very zen vibes, as you are required to take your shoes off and the seating is unique. read more

HanGawi - Vegetarian Near Me - New York, New York

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This restaurant is everything worth the hype. From the ambience to the food, it's completely worth it. Lychee mojito - it's one of the best cocktails I have had! The fresh lychees in the drink, the sweetness followed by the subtle taste of alcohol makes this a must try! Nirvana - personally I love ginger and it's one of the key ingredients in Korean food. The spicy flavor of ginger blends very well with soju making it a cocktail worth remembering Spicy baby dumplings - lovely dumplings and not spicy at all. Hey are tiny and perfect to leave space for the main course Combination pancakes - this is our favourite appetizer here. Especially the leek and kimchi mushroom. For those who dislike mushrooms, you will not even realise that they are a staple in the pancake! Hangwai stone bowl rice and tofu with mixed vegetables in brown sauce - we ordered a combination of the hangwai stone bowl with the brown sauce vegetables. The sauce isn't too thick and hence you can have a combination of both and still feel the taste of each taste distinctly Spicy rice cakes - I have had Indonesian pan cakes in the past and always believed that they must be similar to korean. Well I was wrong! They rice cakes quantity is lesser than expected but the taste is brilliant Organic zen noodles - the quantity of the zen noodles was more than what we expected. The noodles were a good choice along with rice and vegetables Blueberry coconut cake - after a nice scrumptious meal if you want to give dessert a chuck, well, it's a wrong decision! The fresh berries and the shaved coconut on it makes this dessert one of my favorite's in the restaurant read more

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