Cafe Tori

My new favorite place for a SWEET treat! Love their drinks and their mango bingsu is life changing! A fun vibrant place to hang out or study in. In a very busy plaza but is spacious for its small space!My new favorite place for a SWEET treat! Love their drinks and their mango bingsu is life changing! A fun vibrant place to hang out or study in. In a very busy plaza but is spacious for its small space!

‼Black Sesame Alert‼I am in LOVE with all things black sesame and Cafe Tori has a handful of options. I ordered the Black Sesame Boba Milk Tea, but they've also got Black Sesame and Matcha as well as a Black Sesame Mont Blanc. I love dalgona because its flavor is strong and the black sesame one was a whipped up nutty goodness, I really wish that I could've customized my drink to have less ice. The amount of ice in my drink made the boba pearls harden. Flavors were good, but definitely not worth $9.47 since I basically paid for a cup of ice. The service is good. A kiosk is available to place orders or you can go to cashier. The ambiance is charming and a cute spot to meet up with friends.

A true gem in the city. Coming from LA, it's been hard trying to find Korean drinks and desserts here but Cafe Tori really hits that mark. Their desserts, drinks and snacks are on par with what you get in K-Town. We've tried the Yuzu and Matcha Oreo Cheesecakes which are the perfect blend of sweet and savory. The açaí and bingsu bowls are fresh and excellent. For that extra pep in your day, the Korean Einspanner coffee drinks are the best I have ever had. The Koromitsu Black Sugar Jelly Frappe is overpowered sugar and coffee will keep you up. Ask for less jelly because they are very chewy. For more traditional snacks, their Boong O Pang is amazingly delicious. I recommend the original Red Bean and Nutella flavors, Strawberry is good too but not their best. If you are in a mood for açaí bowls, get theirs. The açaí mix is very good and not too sweet. The Granola mix and fresh strawberry/bananas they use are a perfect addition to the bowl. The staff and owners are incredibly kind and very helpful when making a selection. It is Korean owned so you know you are getting authentic Korean food. If you have that itch for Korean snacks and desserts, come to Cafe Tori.

The fish shaped pastry boong oh bang are freshly made for you, served hot, and were the perfect level of sweetness. Crispy on outside and soft and gooey on the inside. You do need to order 3 minimum for them to make it but it's so worth it because you will finish all three but also great to share. My favorites were the matcha mochi, red bean and custard!Acai bowl, small starts at $9 and was yum. You can add fruits for an extra dollar each fruit you order. You can't go wrong with these.The Korean coffee was surprisingly on the sweeter end but everyone who tried it loved it. You don't have to mix the cream on top all the way so you can control the sweetness yourself.Service: Order on Kiosk. Confusing because some things that show on the screen weren't available on the kiosk itself so confirm with someone at the front if there is something you want that isn't on the kiosk. There are "best" labels that recommend drinks/desserts that are most popular to help you decide. They'll call your number when it's ready from the receipt printed at the kiosk. There is some seating where I saw lots of groups of friends and family hanging out. Some people even working on their laptop.Parking: Huge lot shared in plaza, no problems finding any

This place is delicious, the interior is nice and the Tahiti Acai Bowl is the best acai I have had in town.

Was greeted upon arrival everyone was smiling and acknowledged me which is nice and wait wasn't too long but the drink itself was amazing!

I went in with the intention of getting the Mango Bingsu but the mangos weren't ripe so I settled for the matcha cheesecake. It was honestly just ok, it didn't have that much of a matcha flavor. They take awhile here to take your order. The interior is more on the modern side but it's quiet.

The fish dessert was doughy undercooked barely has any stuffing, my kids didn't like it it was awful.my drink was to sweet , I think they can do better

Seriously the best dessert I have ever had this strawberry bingsu is a must try also tried coconut, strawberry shake and was delicious

Small shop, similar to most cafes. Food portion is small for the price. $14-16 for bingsu but you get a lot less than most Southern California bingsu places. Average tasting. The whip cream on top is too sweet. The biggest take away was it took a really long time to receive all of our orders (2 Bingsu, 2 drinks, and 1 boong). Turns out they forgot which order already came out. They were a bit disorganized.