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    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Ube Roll
    Jessica G.

    Pop up cafe from Lasita! No more delay and yeah I haven't even had the chance to try Lasita itself. Accidentally bumped into Kape on my IG feed and know it's time to try. It's only available on weekends and only the outdoor patio's open for seats so yeah space's pretty limited and might be tad hot during sunny days. The system's order first then find seats, and since menu was concise enough I'd say the line moved pretty quick. Also really appreciate their attentive servers ;) We got their Longanisa breakfast sandwich, serving sausage patty with egg and American cheese. The simple combo turned out palatable, lifted up by their aioli sauce and housemade bun! As for the sweets, all of them looked great but this first trial went to the Ube roll as recommended by the attendant, as well as the Salted Egg Ensaymada. The first served fluffy chiffon cake made flavorful by the Ube mascarpone. The second was great in its own way and if you're unfamiliar with Ensaymada, typically the default was served with butter sugar and cheese while this version was iconic as it came with salted egg ganache. Their filipino-themed coffees were worth-trying. I got the Langka-ppucino, served with coconut condensed milk and jackfruit puree, making it had that refreshing fruity hint. My husband got the Black Mamba, their house version of Ube Latte, which was so good IMO as the ube flavor really stood out and their coffee itself was overall suiting my palate.

    Tito Arnie + Longanisa Pan
    Vince P.

    Lasita currently has a cafe pop up on the weekends where they are serving up some unique Filipino-inspired drinks and pastries. To get here, there is street parking all around the area and then you can walk over to the spot. For the cafe pop up, they only have outdoor seating available. For their menu, they have some solid options for drinks and food. Wifey and I ended up choosing the Tito Arnie for our drink and the Longanisa Pan. We really enjoyed everything we tried and the vibes of the cafe!

    Justin A.

    Stopped by on a weekend morning hoping for a good coffee or matcha, but the drinks were hit or miss for me. I tried the matcha with vanilla Pandan syrup and didn't enjoy it at all, but the staff were kind enough to let me switch. I ended up with the Tito Arnie, a Filipino style Arnold Palmer with lychee and calamansi, which was fine but nothing memorable. My partner liked the black mamba with espresso and Ube milk. The real standout was the browned butter mamon. Absolutely delicious I could probably devour a few of these. Unfortunately the drinks didn't wow me, but I'd come back for the baked goods and other food items.

    Tito Arnie
    Kara S.

    We went to chinatown to buy some bamboo for the house and saw a couple holding a coffee cup coming out of Far East Plaza. I stopped and thought "there's a coffee shop in there now?" Low and behold, Lasita has opened Kape Lasita! Good vibes like always - loved the energy that the host brought. Ordered the Tito Arnie for the hubs and got the Langka-puccino for myself. Both amazing drinks - lychee in Tito Arnie and langka with the espresso in the coffee drink. Also ordered the eggplant sandwich but need more eggplant for sure. Must try if you are in the area!

    Jason T.

    Had an amazing collaboration with Lasita's pop up coffee shop and BlacklistLA. Wife, friends, and I were able to try a handful of items. Pastries Food for the Gods Cookie - usually a walnut brownie bar but a cookie version (wife's favorite) Ube Roll - Soft sponge ube cake which was great as it was not too sweet. Butter Mamon - (many of the runners choice) Food - only thing I would recommend for the pans is to use pan de sal. I think a soft Pan de sal will bring this a LONG way. Longanisa Pan - Longanisa to me tasted a little more like Corn Beef Pan - Crispy Corn Beef texture. Drinks Langka-ppucino - My favorite of the drinks. I never thought about adding jackfruit flavoring to my coffee. Only place that I know that attempted this was Malaya Coffee in Silverlake with their Matcha. Tito Arnie - If you're a calamari lover, this one is for you! The entire staff was very friendly and quick to serve us which would make anyone feel at home just like how a Filipino household would do! Located in the Far East Plaza. Parking - Street parking or neighboring paid parking lots.

    Black mamba
    Joe R.

    My partner and I came for coffee and pastries and wanted to like this more than we did. I ordered the black mamba and my partner ordered a matcha latte with a vanilla pandan syrup. We got both drinks with oat milk. The black mamba (espresso with ube milk) was fine at first, but had a bit of a sour taste at the end. Not sure if they use an espresso that is prone to going acidic as it cools or if the oat milk was a bit off, but it led to the drink ending on a bit of a low note. My partner did not enjoy his matcha but the staff was really great and swapped the drink for a Tito Arnie which is basically a Filipino inspired Arnold Palmer. The Tito Arnie was good, but nothing I would really crave. The standout here was the brown butter mamon which was excellent. While the drinks were a bit of a miss, I would come back to try their pan de sal sandwiches and would come back to try their regular dinner menu.

    Drinks menu
    Theresa D.

    Longanisa sandwich was the winner! I think they used Vigan longanisa or something similar. Found it a bit salty so would ask to skip the cheese next time. Salty Batirol Mocha was really good. Wished the langkapuccino had more jackfruit flavor. Outdoor seating only. They were busy and took a long time to take our order, but everything came out quickly after that!

    I still dream about this sago coconut pudding.
    Alfie E.

    Theeeeeeee yummiest and cutest Filipino-inspired coffee drinks and pastries at Kape, a weekend brunch pop-up from 10am to 2pm (Restaurant opens at 530pm) Kape is a whole vibe. Everyone there working was friendly and stylish. In our visit, one of the owners was serving, being super-friendly and sociable. It feels warm and inviting, a place you would want to sit with a friend and chat. The seating is limited though, even though there are a good amount of seats, tables and benches. It is located outside of the restaurant, outdoors in the plaza so it's a perfect place with LA's beautiful weather. Salty Batirol Mocha: espresso, milk, peanut tsokolaté, salty whip, candied peanut. ( I had this! Perfect blend of salty and sweet (and not too sweet, may I add.) Black Mamba: espresso, ube milk : I didn't get to try this but my niece's friend says it was bold, has a good amount of ube flavor and sweet but not syrupy like candy. Calamansi Espresso Tonic: espresso, calamansi syrup, tonic (This is so light and refreshing and the calamansi is a great take and alternative to orange. Very crisp, light and flavorful) Matcha Tonic : Niece said it was good: refreshing. SAGO: coconut pandan tapioca pudding, seasonal fruit, coconut whip (vegan) (this one blew my mind! strawberry and coconut with sago pearls. Myfriend had to order it twice had to order it twice!) Matcha Latte: Well-made matcha latte but not too sweet. Corned beef pandesal sandwich: CORNED BEEF egg, mojo aioli, american cheese, house pan de leche (This was also my order. I am definitely coming back for that one). They fried the corned beef into crispy patties. Absolutely delicious. There is also a passion fruit/chocolate donut and a berry donut. Parking available whether it is metered street or paid public parking lots. Also, be mindful that if you want to order to go, it is still a little bit of a wait, as each order looks like it is made with care and not rushed. It is worth the wait though.

    Mahsa S.

    I went here for their cafe service, which is outdoor only order at the counter. The have so many fun coffee drinks and some breakfast food and pastries. It's first come first serve for seating and the staff is very friendly and the service is quick!

    Dave H.

    Great tea, coffee and deserts:pastries and baked goods that converts at night to chicken and wine! Nice al fresco seating inside the far east plaza right across from Amboy. Super friendly service.

    Black Mamba (espresso and ube milk)
    Kevin L.

    Kudos for the creativity but not sure if the combos works. Came for a quick coffee break on Saturday and got the Black Mamba which was coffee with ube milk. It was the closest thing that felt like a straight up espresso with a bit of pizazz. Like with other reviews, it had a sour aftertaste that was not a great taste. Besides that, it felt like the drink took longer to get ready than it should. There were maybe 4 drinks ahead of me with my count of what came out and it probably took 15 mins from when I ordered. I totally get it takes time but 15 feels excessive. Will be back for Lasita, not for to kape though...

    Tito Arnie, Calamansi-Espresso Tonic
    Sarah L.

    Last Saturday, I was grabbing lunch in the area and stopped by Kape Lasita for caffeine. At around 1pm, there was no line and service was quick. I liked the set-up of their pop-up. There was a shaded seating area outside of their main restaurant, Lasita, which I'll have to visit in the future. I chose the Calamansi-Espresso Tonic ($6.50), which was fragrant and zingy. However, I would've liked to have an espresso that was less acidic/sour since calamansi is already citrusy. A family member got the Tito Arnie ($7.50); I had a sip of it and preferred it over my own drink because the flavors were balanced and I could really taste the calamansi juice. Overall, the two drinks were pretty and refreshing, and I'd likely order the Tito Arnie again.

    Rain M.

    I was excited about one of the closer Filipino restaurant opening a cafe, Because in the morning world of LA full of breakfast sandwiches and breakfast burritos, finally an easy eat with Filipino flavors. They have outdoor seating, and the service was fairly quick Drink: I got the langkapuccino. (Jackfruit cappuccino) The jackfruit taste is there and so is its aroma. Food: Pan tocino ham. This one is a miss for me, I keep looking for the Filipino flavors but the tocino just tastes like bacon, the pandesal is also a bit buttery, it's giving more like monay. It's still good! The bread is fluffy and the filling has good harmony. Just missing the Filipino flavors for me The other option, longganisa and corn beef would probably give more of a Filipino taste Buko pandan slice Perfect match with the coffee. Not overly sweet

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