Cafe Namoo

Wati Chandra Vebyloo

3.0

Invited for a meet-up, I was excited to see and taste what's in their menu. It has been so long for me to be in a Korean cafe. We had the Bulgogi, Spicy Bulgogi, Honey Bread, Choco Fudge to taste. A new addition to their menu is their Korean style Halo-halo, which we had too. I had the Green Tea Frappe and I was satisfied with it. Not to much crazy about it, but it was good. The owner just revealed to us that the cream was hand whipped thus less airy compared to other cafés. The Bulgogi was alright, the Spicy Bulgogi was not spicy at all. But I don't trust myself when it comes to spicy foods because I have a really high tolerance level for anything spicy. So I didn't feel any kick to it at all. The Honey bread was too sweet for my liking, had a hard outer part. The Choco Fudge was what I was happy about, though I wasn't particularly okay with the icecream served with it. The Halo-halo came as a surprise to me because I'm used to traditional Filipino Halo-halo so I was expecting similarities, yet what was serve was a Korean version of it and came more of a patbingsu rather a halo-halo. For the venue, they have a total of 46 stations (or whatever you call it) for you to go alone or with tour friends. Clean working and prepping station. Lots of colorful decorations out of post-it notes. A lot of stuffed toys, others even up for sale. All in all that was a new experience for me and i do want to go back there.

Marvin Alexis Puyat

3.0

Korean cafes are known to have most of the best themed and cute cafes. And when it was brought in here in the Philippines it became a big hit. Cafe Noriter, if my fellow Cebuanos can remember, used to be one of the pioneering Korean-themed cafes here in Cebu. I tried it there once with my sister and then the next thing I know, they renamed it to Cafe Namoo. Cafe Namoo stuck with their original concept where the interiors are filled with post-its and photos of those who have visited the place and the ambiance gives the customers a very comfortable and cozy feeling. Not only do they have instagrammable and picture perfect design, Cafe Namoo also has a lot to offer when it comes to their food, drinks, and desserts.

Santi Romarantika Sari

4.0

I like Cafe Namoo because you can comfortably work in a space that's quite private. While it gets rather crowded at times, the crowds are not as annoying. Their food and drinks offerings are also quite nice - though I wish they had a more expansive food menu. I'm not quite impressed with the current offerings. Though I do quite like their frappes.