Cafe Orange

The food here is sooooo good! And omg don't get me started on the portion. It was so huge, never seen kimbap that big in my life. Was super filling and affordable. They give you a buzzer after you order and i only had to wait 10 minutes for my order. The ambience of this place is also really nice. I noticed a lot of students studying here. It's really quiet and spacious. Definitely recommend!!!

Cafe Orange got me through my masters program, so I definitely have a soft spot for it. It's a nice cafe with two sections, one that's where you order with long tables and outlets, and another section that's mainly seating and some outlets. I prefer sitting in the area with more seating since the restrooms are right there, and the long tables fill up so fast. The food and drinks come out pretty promptly, and the times I've been there the cashiers have been amicable. I've tried multiple menu items:- Earl grey citron teas (7/10): typical tea, pretty sure it's the honey citron you can get from Hmart. I do like how you can ask for hot water to refill your cup and drink several rounds of it.- Peach lychee tea (6/10): refreshing!- DBK with cheese and bulgogi (6/10): not the biggest fan of DBK but my sister wanted to try it out. Pretty tasty, wasn't too chewy and I appreciated the cheese pulls. - Cupbol (spicy/regular chicken, spicy pork, and bulgogi) (8/10): my go-to! It's filling and pretty tasty. They pack it with meat and I love the sauce.- Garlic soy wings (5/10): generic Korean fried chicken, not as good as an actual Korean Chicken spot but still pretty solid. Kind of pricey though for what it's worth.- Tuna kimbop (8/10): my favorite! The rolls are huge and it's difficult to eat one whole, but always worth a try.

Can't say too much about the food because I didn't purchase any.... Did purchase a hot oolong tea though and JESUSSS... almost $7.00 just for a cup of tea....wow have prices gotten out of hand... Study-wise... I came here in the late AM and appreciated the atmosphere. Definitely plenty of seating. Outlets are scattered about and mangas are available for reading. :) Will come again perhaps to try the food and possibly leave a better review... until then, shy away from the plain tea... oof

This cafe is my go-to spot for studying and for good reason. It's never too crowded or noisy, making it the perfect environment to focus. The atmosphere is cozy, and the staff are consistently friendly and welcoming. It feels like the ideal study space for me, and I've been coming here since high school.The food is solid, nothing extraordinary, but still good. The quality matches the price, and the portions are huge for what you're paying for. It's a nice bonus to have decent eats while I'm working or studying. The drinks are decent and exactly what'd you expect when you order the item, just reliable, straightforward quality that'll be sufficient for your needs. Parking can seem limited with the small lot, but I've never had trouble finding a spot, even during busier times.If you're looking for a clean, peaceful place to study or work, this cafe is a fantastic choice!

1. The drinks were well-made, and the yubus were delicious!2. The spot has fun productive vibes as there were a lot of people working!3. There are a lot of indoor tables but they can get taken quickly!4. The staff were friendly and timely with my order!5. Parking lot is small but street parking is available!Note: There is WiFi available!Photo: Yubus, Strawberry Mango, and Double Chocolate

This place has the perfect study vibes. Lots of seats and a fairly quiet. The drinks were ok, a little on the sweet side, so order accordingly. The spicy garlic popcorn chicken was really good. Even with a sauce, it was nice and crispy. The sauce was also flavorful, not really that spicy, but there was a good balance of sauce to chicken. Not pictured is the dokbokki, which was chewy and decently portioned. Workers are very friendly and orders came out quickly.

Would come back for the croffle. Only thing is that it is a little inconsistent. One was really soggy and undercooked while the other one was cooked properly. Overall the drinks was a little disappointing. Would come back for different deserts though.

I came on a Saturday afternoon looking to eat lunch with two friends. We walked in holding drinks and they bluntly remarked, "We don't allow outside drinks." It sounded very passive-aggressive. We left the drinks in our car and walked back inside.There was a QR code to order from with a promo code for 15% off. We decided to order a Yubu Combo using the QR code. We sat down and waited. Five minutes later, a worker walked up to us and said, "The tables are for customers only." After showing them our receipt, they said, "You need to pick up your order at the Huntington Beach location."Annoyed already, we drove to the new location and saw that it was a Surf City Eats pickup only location. We waited for another 30 minutes and our order never arrived and we never got our food.I wish their attitude was nicer and a little more respectful. The passive-aggressiveness was not appreciated. I hope this can be improved.

Such a steal!! We got the yubu combos (6 pieces) for $18 which 3 choices of fillings. We chose the spicy tuna (7.5/10), bulgogi (8/10), and crab meat (8.5/10) and they were all so good!! Service was quick and interior was beautiful, not like any other cafes you have been to. Great place to study as well. Would definitely come back again!

I grew up around here and have been to this place in the past but decided to visit again for nostalgia and to study.Drinks are sooo expensive. Especially for an ICE COFFEE. 5 dollars is pretty pricy in this economy. Its not a specialty drink where it takes skill to create or a latte. Its literally coffee in ICE. NONE of the items on the menu have a pricing and the one menu up front is old with old pricing so things are much more expensive. hate to see it but, Da Vien is around the corner for better coffee. Saving grace is that its quiet for studies though and the space is relatively clean, hours are great.