Flafe

Kayhan

Flafe or Flowers and Cafe is a Korean cafe that is filled with flower all over their walls, shelves and tables. They offer the typical korean foods that are offered by most korean food stores along Garnet Rd but unlike any other korean themed Cafes they offer many flavors of Bingsu that you can choose from. A safe choice for me is ordering Melon Bingsu! I find their Bingsu sweeter than any other Bingsu that I have tried which I prefer. The staffs were all very kind taking lots of pictures for us hihihi

Mohammad Ridzuan Adris

A cute Korean coffee shop with a very unique name. Flafe for flowers and cafe. The place is neat and small, about 15 seating capacity. An artificial tree welcomes you as you enter. There is also a message wall where guests can stick post-its to express how pleased they were with their visit. The guests are mostly young Koreans but there are Filipinos too, like us, who wanted to try their specialty dessert Bingsu. Bingsu is Korea's version of Halo-halo. Smoothly shaved ice topped with a your choice of fruits or chocolates with creamy milk and sweetened just right. We also tried their spicy rice topping Bibimbap. That covers for the Cafe part.In one corner is a chiller for fresh cut flowers for special occasions. That's the Flower part.Service is good and price is reasonable. Will come back again to try their other desserts.

Kianna Kaniella Y Ngo

Although it's also a flower shop, it is not popular for its home Korean dishes at great value. I go here for their ramen, vegetable dumplings and bingsu. You can explore their risotto and pasta choices as well done Korean way.

Slamet Joyopuspito

Our fondest memory of this place was of the S'mores Dip my sister and I shared months ago. We decided to try their food one dinner.On the tableBulgogi Dupbap - lacked flavorChicken Dupbap - tasted better than the Chicken but not that greatMandu Soup - light broth with dumplings but needed seasoningS'mores Dip - so different from what we remembered. Extremely sweet and liquid.After tasting the S'mores Dip we were quite disappointed. I don't think we'll be coming here for food anytime soon. *there were several Koreans going in and out so i guess that must be a sign that the place is good. Maybe Korean food just isn't for us.**quite sad that the menu photos looked so much better than the actual food

Metin Gönen

Flower shop and Korean cafe. An interesting combination in my opinion. Although the area is pretty small, I liked the shabby chic interior combined with the flowers all over the place which made it very cozy and romantic, if I may say so.In terms of the food, since we're not exactly fans of Korean cuisine, this place did not disappoint us. It was enough to satify our hunger. Their Kimbap was worth-it with 12 pieces in every order, which their Jeyuk Dupbap was spicy enough for M's taste. I would say it was affordable for a restaurant in the Ortigas Area. A good find for us during a Sunday night when most restaurants in the area were already closed. Good job, Cafe Flafe! 😄