Eclectic restaurant

Level 3 takeaway experience review: I ordered on the spot and was told around 10 to 20 mins and was given a receipt. Lots of people ordering one after each other. They did not tell me if my food was ready, instead I went to ask after 20 mins. It was ready, but not sure how long it has been sitting there. Food was still very hot when I got home and good portion size and delicious

The place was remodelled since the last time I came. Ordering is done through a tablet which was interesting, trying to get the right add ons for the tea. The food is nice and there is a decent portion. The bubble tea flavours are nice. The pumpkin mochi balls were an interesting dessert.

Not quite sure how could this business still running. We love and had many korean food before, but the food here tastes under average. I had bulgogi beef and rice dish, I can tell the korean branded bulgogi sauce and the beef might be sliced frozen beef in korean grocery. But it's good to have some vegie here. BTW, they don't offer some of the dishes on google menu, which also a bit disapointing.

Worth trying! Very well presented and delicious dish! I love the bubble tea so much as well!

Good place to grab a casual bite. Decor is vastly improved after the reno. Extensive menu with good tea options. The teas I found to be excellent. Definitely a must have. The food is OK. Inexpensive too. The service is quite bad I found. Staff have a very glum demeanour and very uncommunicative. Food came out quickly enough. Parking is a major hassle with a lot of restaurants nearby it can be a absolute mission.

Great food with friendly and accommodating staff. With a delicious selection of food and dessert to choose from, I was spoilt for choice.Had the Kimchi Fried Rice Omelette and followed with the Injulmi Milk Snow Flake cup. If you like red bean, then you are in heaven.

Amazing contemporary Korean food. Nice experience in Tauranga

Very nice place, the food was delicious and we felt that the portions were quite good for what you pay. Only a couple people there when we went so was nice and quiet. Definitely plan on coming back.

They call themselves a Korean dessert cafe which is a shame because it's actually an amazing Korean restaurant. We weren't very familiar with Korean food and have been thrilled to get a good introduction to it here! They specialize in different types of deopbab, which is basically a stir fried meat and veggie dish served over rice (similar to Chinese food).So far we've sampled the Bulgogi Deopbab (marinated beef and vegetables served over rice), Jeyuk Deopbab (spicy stir fried pork and vegetables over rice topped by a fried egg), and Ojing-eo Deopbab (spicy stir fried squid and vegetables served over rice topped by a fried egg). All have been amazing, but we particularly loved the spicy pork and squid dishes. Also, the meals are accompanied by a side salad, a small cup of soup, little dishes of kimchi and another marinated dish I don't know the name of, and a chunk of pineapple. It all adds up to a big, very filling meal.We've also had their boba tea, which is excellent, but haven't tried the desserts yet. We plan to come back and sample some other main dishes but we can now proudly say we're huge fans of Korean food!

Ordered the curly fries, malaysian style fried noodles, and noodles with black pepper chicken. The portions were big so we had to pack most of it up and I was glad they provided containers in the back. Everything tasted great. Only complaint is that my husband added shrimp to his fried noodles but he could only find one shrimp so when we asked the employee, he said in a matter-of-fact way that one shrimp is one dollar and he only added one. Maybe if it says on the menu that its the price for 1 piece of shrimp, that would’ve been more clear.