K Street Cafe

Great Korean Cafe in West Allis! I visited recently with a couple of friends, and I tried the Bulgogi Kimchi Toast, which I added a fried sunnyside up egg to, and the Dalgoma Latte. The Dalgoma Latte was nicely balanced, and the Bulgogi Kimchi Toast was super delicious! The Bulgogi and Kimchi were both featured equally, and the textures with the toast were what I hoped for! Plus, the egg was beautiful!The space was clean, and the setup was nice for gathering. I plan to go back to explore more of the menu, as well as try some baked goods and imported items!

When I think of love, I think about Korean hearts. What better way to spend Valentine's Day than getting some delicious coffee and some Korean treats. AMBIANCE: K Street has an adorable set up. The inside is quaint and has a good amount of seating. The menu is posted throughout the cafe. The cafe is well lit and receives natural lighting as well. SERVICE: The service in K Street Cafe is quite quick. While an excellent place for catching up with friends, make sure that you're paying attention to your surroundings as the workers call your name when your order is ready. Items are served hot and fresh (or iced if you like a cold coffee). FOOD: I ordered the Bulgogi Bap. The meal is a nice balance of protein, carbs, and greens. The flavors are authentic and well-balanced. The bulgogi has a sweeter taste which I prefer. The portion size is perfect. I was able to have that and a small coffee without leaving feeling stuffed. 10/10 will come here again.

It was busy when we stopped in. So much so that even a t-go order was said to be about 45 minutes. Since we were already in line, we got coffees to go. It took over 20 minutes just to get the drinks.I'm sure the food is great, and we liked the drinks that we purchased, but something needs to be tweaked to make the orders and drink making more streamlined and efficient.The cafe is also fairly small for the amount of people that were hoping to dine in. Unfortunately three tables were taken up by folks reading books. Yes, they made drink purchases, but that's kind of ignorant to do. I'll try stopping again, perhaps during mid week when it should not be as busy.

Enjoyed the food & drinks here. Especially if you watch Korean vlogs or follow Korean influencers, you will appreciate there is a Korean cafe in Milwaukee more. Tried the Americano (ok. bitter) , sesame latte with and without espresso (love love love), mocha (ok), and dalgona latte (pretty good!). Injeolmi and matcha croffles were both worth trying! The service was very good - everyone was so friendly.

It was easy to order and they have handouts so you can see the menu closer. I got the croffle with agave syrup, rice cakes, and sliced almonds. This was the perfect combination for me of buttery, sweetness, crunchy, and chewy (from the rice cakes). I also got the walnut cakes, which was so good. I loved that they had chips and drinks that most stores don't sell. The cafe was pretty packed on a saturday around 3pm but the wait wasn't bad. Even though it gets busy, I could hold a conversation and I saw others playing card games. I would return to hang out with my girl friends and eat delicious food!

Absolutely OBSESSED with this cafe that 100% feels like an authentic Korean cafe and makes me feel as if I've been transported to California. Highlights:- Lots of open seating with big tables for groups or studying- Croffles are SO pretty, crisp, and buttery. The frosting on top is smooth, decadent, but not too sweet. Very instagrammable. My favorite flavor that I've tried so far is the matcha. They didn't skimp on the matcha flavor in the frosting too, which is notable since I feel like most places would.- Black sesame latte is the best drink I've tried from here. The strawberry latte just tasted like strawberry jam and whole milk. Don't think any caffeine is used in it either. - Bingsu was good! I was afraid it'd be too icy but was impressed with this. Great for sharing.- Definitely was more impressed with the food offerings than drinks. - Staff are so sweetSO glad this gem opened in Milwaukee. Hoping for more Asian options to open up in the city soon.

- Good food, good ambiance, good service- No reservation can be made- Would come back, I love bingsu!This new Korean cafe has a sleek and clean look inside and sells hot and cold treats, packaged Korean snacks, and fun drinks! I absolutely love bingsu, but haven't been able to find a place nearby Milwaukee that sells them, so this was definitely a treat.My girlfriend and I split a small Tiramisu Bingsu after dinner elsewhere, and it was deeeelicious! The dessert was piled high with creamy ice shaving and dusted with cocoa powder, all sitting beneath a nice slice of tiramisu on top. Our first bite was pleasant, with the sweet creaminess of the ice and tiramisu melting in our mouthes with the bitter cocoa powder contrasting it. It was really a great balance as we kept on eating it! Sadly, we ate the top and had another layer of snow without cocoa powder... but then there was more tiramisu buried underneath! Each bite was so tasty, I am just sad thinking about how its over :c Lil silly moment when our bingsu got placed in front of us and the slice on top just split in half heheI love bingsu and I love K Street! I would come back just for the bingsu, but their menu has lots to offer. I am especially looking forward to their black sesame latte and other drinks! They do have an extensive list of bingsu flavors (7) and I look forward to trying them all! Only note is that their staff is a little silly and I could hear them talking/laughing a lot in the back... then again, it was late at night and not many people, so who could blame them.

Quaint little cafe in the Milwaukee suburbs. It's on the main strip of Greenfield in West Allis. Lots of space. Wifi. Jazz music. They serve pretty good espresso. The walnut puff is delicious!

Was recommended to try out K Street from a bunch of friends and I'm very happy I did! My bestie and I came on a Saturday evening for a night sweet treat and we're so glad we did. I got the matcha croffle and she got the injeolmi bingsu, both were very delicious! The croffle was super crispy and fluffy, and the bingsu shaved ice was incredibly refreshing. I came back with another friend and we split the mango bingsu and we very much enjoyed it! i can't wait to return to try their other foods, but this spot has quickly become a go-to for me and my friends! The area is big and spacious with amply seating, so perfect for study groups and bigger hang outs!

Service was amazing - I was greeted as soon as I walked in. The place was clean, cute and had a very chill vibe. I ordered the mango bingsu, black sesame latte, and k-street sandwich. The black sesame latte is labeled as a K-Street Signature and it was delicious - perfect blend of sweet & nutty. The mango bingsu was an amazing treat - the mango was perfectly sweet & ripe. The K-Street sandwich is another K-Street Signature item and is basically Gilgeori toast. The sandwich was tasty! It's an egg sandwich filled with shredded cabbage, shredded carrots, slice of ham, ketchup and mayo - perfect combo of sweetness and savory. I can't wait to come back and try their other items!