Grace Street

An overall, A-​OK café.
Communal tables, overcrowded with teeny boppers but you’ll still be able to hear K-​POP playing in the background.
Before 6 PM you order at the register, after 6 PM there is waiter service (which I find unnecessary).
Food overall is decent but again, nothing here is a MUST TRY.
You can create your own shaved ice here from the three flavors they offer, along with three toppings for $ 8.95. It’s not your typical shaved ice, it’s more like an ice-​y soft serve.
Come here to chill with friends and grab a quick bite. But remember, they don’t have WIFI here.

A little pricey and this place fills up quick, but really enjoyed the shaved snow dessert I tried! I got the honey and milk shaved snow and it tasted amazing with the bobas on the side. Great place to hang out and grab a quick pick-​me-​up (especially if you’re waiting for a table at one of the super popular restaurants around the area)

This place is so fab!
I’ve been here 2 – 3 times and even with a huge number of people waiting to be seated, I never had to wait more than 20 min. I always order the jasmine blossom green tea, and it is very very delicious!
Love the waffles/​dessert here and I seriously want to try everything because the last time I came here it was absolutely scrumptious! We ordered the churro waffles and the waffles that contain the nutella/​banana whipped cream combo. I definitely favored the churro waffles and the ice-​cream combination, and every bite was warming my cold soul that was disappointed by everything else that week.
I wish it was less crowded and noisy in there, but I mean it’s korea town what else do I expect in NYC?

Popular place to be at 6pm Friday night. It’s very loud, so don’t expect it to be Starbucks-​quiet here if you’re planning on doing work or whatever you do in cafes. I had dinner right before at Curry Hill and wanted to «cool off» with some shaved ice. We shared the «Elixir» combo that had green tea flavored ice with red bean, boba, taro, and condensed milk on top. Total came out to be about $ 10~ with change. Not terrible, but a tad more expensive than my go-​to shaved ice place Snowdays.
The shaved ice was very matcha-​y and matched well with all the other ingredients. My partner-​in-​dine was tapping out at about 75% into the dessert. Service was okay, but the café was so loud and obnoxious I went into turbo and scarfed the rest of the green slush to get the heck outta there.
Nice fix if you’re craving shaved ice, but sort of expensive and really loud.

I remember Grace Street to be a very unique spot. My fiancé and I visited Grace Street when they were still in the works a couple of years back. They were still renovating and fixing the dining area when we got our first hodduk, which I might add was pretty bomb.
It was the best dessert I’ve had before. Hodduk is basically fried dough with a sweet brown sugar filling in the center — almost like a donut. It was fresh and delicious.
Fast forward a couple of years, I re-​visited Grace Street with my girlfriends. It’s a lot more crowded since it’s a good late night hangout spot, especially after dinner and you want a place to have some dessert and chit chat.
The wait didn’t take too long and we sat at a bench. Wait staff was very friendly, even after a long day of work they look happy to serve you. We ordered Hodduk, Chocolate Brownie Waffle, Bubble Tea and Green Milk Tea. To be honest, everything tasted very mediocre and even sub-​par. The hodduk tasted like it was just reheated in the microwave and cut up into really small pieces. The taste was there but the texture was lacking. The drinks were good but not great. And the waffle… it just wasn’t my cup of tea.
Grace Street wasn’t how I envisioned and it’s quite disappointing.

Love this cute dessert spot in Ktown! Came around 8:30pm on a weeknight, so finding a table for 2 wasn’t too difficult. We ordered the Mo-​chaffle (waffles with Nutella, berries, bananas, etc.), iced coffee with boba, and a hot royal milk tea. Everything was so tasty! The Mo-​chaffle is definitely portioned to share, so we had no problem finishing it in the end. I really want to come back for the Green tea shaved snow and the Ho-​dduk!

Maybe the place is more deserving a of a 3.5? I have a hard time giving it that extra star because it tends to get a little crazy and overcrowded due to the location. Also, this is unrelated to their food but the sink in the bathroom was broken when I went once… that was hardly an experience I’d want to repeat. Still, nice place to pop by after having dinner somewhere in or near k-​town. You can probably get a seat if you get there around 7/7:30pm or earlier if you go Friday/​Saturday; after that, you will either have a long wait ahead of you or you should just get something to go. The shaved ice desserts are a little too sweet for me, but I love their honey boba. I personally like to mix it with plain green tea rather than their milk tea, which makes it too rich and sugary.
Overall, a great option if you’re craving some authentic bubble tea (not that awful powdered stuff most chains use) or some Asian dessert.

So hard to find an empty table here. There always seems to be a line too. The hodduk comes out piping hot. It’s not the best hodduk but it does pair nicely with their ice cream (shaved snow). Their shaved snow is the bomb. There are lots of choices w/​toppings and its creamy goodness.
Great place to satiate your caffeine requirements, sweet tooth, and to cool off from the hot summer days.
Just latch on to a table when one opens up. They are a rare commodity.

I love the drinks and food at this place. Great desserts you can share and really good drinks. However, I cannot really understand their post-​6pm table service. I understand they make more money that way but it is really poorly run. My mom sat down and ordered two things while waiting for me. She was given the check almost immediately after she was done and then when she told them she had someone joining they took the check back. THEN, another person brought the check to her just moments later. That is incredibly rude and really bad service. Also, if there are a ton of empty seats, it’s best to seat people spread out. It’s weird to squish people together when there are empty tables. They are just too cautious about having room and being efficient. I don’t feel comfortable here because of that.

We decided to hop into Grace Street after our dinner. We were surprised that Grace Street has service and we were seated promptly at one of the larger communal tables — but also some people were working there as well on their laptops. The décor on the inside is nice. Their desserts were pretty good, although I wasn’t really a fan of their snow ice. I really like how they list where their ingredients are sourced from (creameries, TOBY coffee, etc.).
We got the Hodduk donut, which was delicious — my favourite thing there — it was cinnamony and also came with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, which I think was made in house! We got the Mango Madness snow ice, which was a bit bland and I didn’t enjoy it very much. We also got the bubble tea with honey boba (~$ 4.00) — kudos to them for using real milk rather than powder. I would probably come back for their ice cream and Hodduk.

I’ve been meaning to come here for a while now especially after seeing the great reviews, and so finally I gave it a try. It definitely did not disappoint! Yes the price may be a bit steep for green tea shaved ice, but I thoroughly enjoyed it! It didn’t taste so much as shaved ice but more like ice cream cause of the thick texture, but all in all it was delicious! I got the «elixir,» which had green tea shaved ice topped with condensed milk, taro, honey boba and red bean. It was pretty filling and I struggled to finish it, so I would suggest sharing instead.

Honestly the shaved ice tastes more like green tea ice cream. If you’re Taiwanese and hear shaved ice, you literally the of crushed ice that’s topped with red beans and a bunch of other random asian toppings. However, this was not the case. Nonetheless, I did find the green tea ice to be quite delicious. As for the honey boba, I didn’t care much for it. I didn’t really want to eat it. The red beans were okay too. Not as sweet or flavorful as I would’ve liked them to be.
When I return next time, I think I’ll just purchase one shaved ice and share it because I don’t think it’s worth it for the $ 9.24. I did like how the green tea ice just falls off though. Kind of like an avalanche. Wait time is very short too. I’d definitely give this place a try if you’re in the area.

Atmosphere, this place wins big time. Well-​lit, spacious, great for studying or conversation. Coffee is decent but don’t go there expecting great coffee. The caramel affogato is my favorite since it mixes my love for ice cream, coffee, small portions, and tiny spoons. The Mango shaved ice dessert is crazy delicious and guilt-​free since it has fruit and not that sweet, so definitely recommend that for those who don’t like things that are too sweet but still want to indulge. Overall, love this place and great hideaway from in a touristy area. In the evening it’s table service. Prior to that, you have to go up to the counter to place your order.

Amazing amazing amazing. We got the «Elixir», or the shaved green tea ice with taro, boba, red bean and condensed milk. Totally delicious, though more like ice cream than I anticipated. The interior is beautiful too; tons of seating, wooden art spelling out the café’s name, and tons of items on the menu. The only issue is that it might be hard to find because it’s under an awning and 2^nd floor construction.

Large portions AF.
Just recently started acting AF to seem cool but maybe I should stop…
Anyhoo, GINORMOUS portions and great customer service.
How it works: You order at the front, are given a little device and it beeps when your order is ready. You’re also open to grab some water whenever you feel like it at the front.
As you can see from my pictures (and others) the food is colourful and they have tapioca here unlike Snowdays.
Unfortunately they only have cold desserts here (I miss my hot grass jelly in Toronto) so it would be great to see that on the menu for us cold-​bloods!
Overall I would come again for the food, atmosphere (bunches of comfy couches) and the people.
Cheers!

This place was unexpectedly an amazing find! Koreatown is too often inundated with lots of «cute» dessert places that are expensive, have barely any seating, and are way more about atmosphere than they are about the quality of the food. Grace Street is not one of them.
The place is HUGE but that didn’t stop this place from being packed at 7PM on a Friday night. Important note though: this place has a max 1 hour seating time point and a min $ 5 per person. I came with my 2 best friends and we were seated in about 5 minutes. Service was fast and we got our food within 15 minutes of ordering.
I use the term «bang for your buck» a lot but honestly you could have an entire meal here; it’s way more than dessert. They have tons of drink options and lots of small dishes like the ho dduk my friend got (small donut-​like triangles of dough drizzled with chocolate and walnut sauce accompanied by a scoop of ice cream) but the snow fluff was what caught my eye.
You can get one of their established ones that have ingredients like green tea or black sesame «snow», honey boba, mochi, fruit, or M&Ms, to name a few. You can also make your own for a little bit cheaper. Fair warning: these things are HUGE (see the picture I uploaded). The snow is interesting: it’s kind of like a cross between ice cream and shaved ice, and the green tea one is definitely a little sweet, whereas the black sesame is a little more muted-​tasting. Both are fantastic though!
I was super happy that we got to sit and get some dessert after dinner especially at a place that wasn’t absurdly pricey and actually made dessert feel like a whole separate meal. If you’re looking for something culinarily unconventional, come here; you’ll be amply rewarded for your sense of adventure.

I love desserts, and Grace Street has some yummy desserts. So due to that fact, I also love Grace Street.
You come into Grace Street, a nicely sized establishment, to relax and have a refreshing drink, coffee, tea, and etc. or feast on some of their great dessert options! Come here for just a few minutes to unwind, or bring your friends and catch up over some sweets! The interior is unique in the fact that you can sit at some circular tables, couches, and long tables that help cater to the different party sizes which may be brought in here.
I was able to try many of the desserts, and one of their staples here is the Ho-​Dduk, a Korean-​style donut. The order comes with a few that are already cut open, and the dough is filled with melted brown suger, walnuts, and some cinnamon. There is also a scoop of vanilla ice cream on the side as a nice touch! I suggest having a piece of the Ho-​Dduk with the ice cream together, as while the Ho-​Dduk by itself does not taste bad, it is a much more satisfying experience with the ice cream.
The other doughy dish I had by Grace Street are their Beignets. These powdered dough pieces are served with green tea ice cream, and guess what, you better have these together too! I have tasted better Beignets but the combination with the ice cream have the flavors complement eachother well.
Oh, and there is the Mo-​chaffle that I also tried, a dessert waffle with bananas, strawberries, pieces of Mochi, chocolate syrup and whipped cream! A shareable dish, this one hits the spot with all the sweets of the Mo-​chaffle combined with the warm Belgian waffle that is prepared.
One last dessert I have tried is the Green Tea shaved snow. This tasted great! Typically on the menu you can pick your flavor, green tea, black sesame, or sweet milk, and then there are a bunch of toppings you can get on it. I really love the texture of the shaved snow and with the green tea tasting good, I will at some point come back here and try the other shaved snow flavors! With over 25 different toppings that can be chosen and added to the snow, you cannot go wrong!
I made sure that Grace Street is on my favorites in my GPS so I can easily return at a moment’s notice!

I can’t believe i work a block away and never go to this place until now! After all the positive experiences that I heard from my friends, I made it a goal to come here and I am so satisfied that I did. I had the pleasure to try a shaved ice dessert and an avocado chocolate shake (TO BE SHARED OF COURSE! I can’t finish all that on my own!); on a separate occasion, I had also come here to get a green tea latte. So lets get to it!
Shaved Ice (~10): We ordered a black sesame shaved ice with gummy bears, red beans, mochi, and strawberries. It also had gingerbread crumbs sprinkled on top! First off, the flavor of the sesame was so spot on! It was not overly sweet, which I really appreciate. All the toppings really compliment it well so we were super satisfied with how yummy it was!
Avocado shake (~$ 6): I thought it was going to be super icy! but it was the exact opposite! It had very minimal ice, if any ice at all! It was just a very thick avocado shake and they drizzled chocolate syrup on the side of the cup and we just mixed it in with s straw. I really really like the smoothie because unlike other shakes I can actually taste the flavor of the avocado; I’ve gotten avocado smoothies before but they were all so watered down! Also I was surprised to find that chocolate goes well with avocado… who knew? This was a first for me.
Green tea latte: a very basic latte, can’t say anything bad about it. I did like that it wasn’t overwhelmingly sweet like the ones they make at starbucks; it was a little pricey though if I remember correctly… but it’s aightt Overall, I am very happy!

Grace Street is actually large and communal enough to accommodate all of the trendy youth that just had dinner in Koreatown. A place this good makes you want to eat less dinner and make room for dessert. While being in Koreatown, surrounded by authentically Korean chains of the most popular bakeries in Southeast Asia, Grace Street still holds its own with a more organized waiter-​based concept.
There is something that Grace Street is known for that those chains also don’t have— Hodduk. Sweet yeast bread filled with sugary nut fillings. So why did I not order Hodduk at Grace Street? Because I saw it, and it looked sad— snipped, drawn and quartered and then dumped on with ice cream. This is not the Hodduk that I know and love, so I’ll stick with eating it fresh off a griddle, handed to me by an angry ajumma somewhere on Northern Boulevard.
What is good at Grace Street? The Black Sesame Shaved Ice Milk, with a side of pre-​packaged mochi and red bean. Also, try the Hong Kong French Toast, which is said to be filled with custard, but not really.
What I avoid? Mochi Waffle, is not a waffle made of mochi that I have had at other places… It is the IHOP version of a waffle with the same pre-​packaged mochi topping that you would put on your Pinberry yogurt inside of a regular flavorless waffle. It is all overpriced, especially the mediocre drinks. But, you are in the city, expect to pay more for the convenience.
See, larger cities have these «dessert house» style places, where people can go to chill and eat amazing sweet treats after going out to dinner with friends.

Mmmmmm dense shaved ice with condensed milk, just take my money!!!
Came with the roommate before heading off to a movie and had to get this pile of sweetness. What I imagine to be simply ice, the green tea shaved ice we very flavorful and almost as dense as ice cream in a good way. With mochi, red bean, and condensed milk, it was a match made in heaven.
Also had the Vietnamese iced coffee which was pretty good but definitely on the extra spoonful of condense milk style.

I remember when this first opened and I would walk by and it would just be empty all the time. Finally stepped foot in here after 2 years and it was amazing
The shaved ice is very «pure» tasting. Tried out the green tea and cookie monster and sweet milk. Sweet milk is very sweet. Green tea and cookie monster is highly recommended to satisfy your sweet tooth. Must try

Love the sweet smell in the air when walking in. This café is cute and perfect for an afternoon snack or for post dinner plans. Walk straight in to the counter to order off their menu which includes options like waffles, shaved ice (they call it shaved snow), coffee, tea, hodduk (kind of like a beignet with cinnamon brown sugar walnuts), and some other Korean-​esque items.
You’ll receive a pager for your items being prepared and when it buzzes… run for your goods! The lines get super long and sometimes its hard to find a spot to relax, so don’t let anyone knock that beautifully crafted Honey Matcha Latte and hodduk with ice cream out of your hands!
Can’t wait to come back for the shaved snow in the warmer weather… thinking of fluffy mango, green tea, and black sesame snow!

A nice almost hipstery looking café with lots of seating and a good vibe to study and work. Even though I didn’t order one but the waffles looked deadly!
The service was fast and the staff was friendly enough for New York, I mean it’s not like Cali… The late was good, nothing amazing but good enough.
Bring your laptop and come work here.

This is my first time eating here. When I first came in the café was big and had lots of seatings. I went there around 4 pm and there was still some spots left.
What I got was the green tea shaved ice and I have to say it tasted delicious with the delche and mango drizzle with nuts. But it’s a bit pricey

The staff were accommodating and kindly checked on us periodically and they let my friends and I sit and talk for an hour plus, long after our food was cleared.
The atmosphere is light and warm, even in the middle of winter. Though each person much order something, there is no minimum sitting fee like in other places.

I still remember when this place first opened & i didn’t think it would make it with its limited menu of simple coffees and its 1 dessert of hoduk. Today, I walked in after what has seemed to be a very long time and MY OH MY this place has changed — for the better! Because it was a Friday night at 10PM, the place was full and the wait for a table for 4 was around 15 minutes. My friends and I were on a time crunch and I had seen that another person had ordered a honey matcha latte and it smelled and looked really good so I trusted my intuition and paid $ 5 for it. I could taste the matcha immediately on my first sip, it wasn’t too sweet, and it was warm, had latte art and basically everything a girl could want in a warm drink on a Wintry night at 10PM.
Although I wasn’t able to dine in and retry their hodduk, I will be back when I have more time to sample their now very extensive menu! (If you don’t want to pay tip you can order off the menu and eat in the waiting area because they have seating there)

We got the O. G Snow Fluff: black sesame snow, strawberry, mochi, red bean, misugaru, condensed milk. It was not bad, but it looks like Snow here in NYC doesn’t rival Snow on the West Coast /​Bay Area, which has much larger portions, more toppings (and better mochi), and the snow has a softer texture ;)
The ho-​dduk, a korean style donut, looked interesting but we weren’t hungry enough to try it. Will have to come back and try this next time!
We also got the black currant hot tea which was cozy on a freezing January day.
Nice, big open space with lots of tables. It was full when we came in, but we were able to find a table for 4 and virtually no line.

Grace Street is a chic Korean dessert and café in K town. They specialize in bingsoo or shaved-​ice dessert.
My friend took me here after eating at BCD Tofu House. The restaurant is huge and every table was filled with cool, young, and lively groups of friends. We ordered the bingsoo called O.G., the most traditional bingsoo they have on the menu. Instead of shaved ice with just water, they use an ice cream base for their bingsoo. It also had red bean paste and rice cake (dduk). Korean desserts tend to be slightly less sweet than American desserts, and the O.G. stayed true to that. It was more subtle and less rich than, say, a chocolate lava cake. We also ordered the hodduk (brown sugar donut a la mode), which was much more familiar tasting for American taste buds. They serve it with a simple vanilla ice cream.
Grace Street is a nice spot for after-​dinner coffee and sweets. I recommend that you try it out! If there is a line, it usually goes quickly.

These 5 stars are based souly on this green drink they served me…
A Macha Honey Latte.
I just had a minor jolt of nero-​chemical release just thinking of it.
Ive never had anything like it… even though the Korean girl to my left, who looked cockeyed as I was very obviously having what may or may not be an orgasm simply drinking this green cup of manna, she quipped that it was better and cheaper than the one at starbucks…
«they do this at starbucks I asked…»
She rolled her eyes… «yea but is like soooo much better here… and I just think that if starb…»
i tuned her out as I had another sip… rich and green. not at all grassy… I dont even like milk… but this was like buttery green tea life elixir goodness. as I took my last sip, I noticed that the whole table to my right was staring at me… apparently i was humming an opera…
laughter roared… I ran from my table and out the door… glancing back at the empty cup as I banged my face on the glass door that swings in. not out.

I walk by Grace Street every Friday with the intent to try it, but there’s always a line at 9 pm. Today I decided to try my luck at around 2 pm and luckily there were plenty of tables! Guess this spot is more popular with the after dinner crowd than the after lunch crowd?
As the Unilocalers recommended, we ordered the ho-​dduk (Korean donut with melted brown sugar, cinnamon, and walnuts) and the Elixir (green tea shaved ice with taro, boba, and red bean). At first when I went to pick up the desserts, I thought the serving sizes were small for the $ 15 price tag. However, after a bite into the ho-​dduk and the shaved ice, the prices no longer mattered to me. It was like an instant trip back to Seoul as Grace Street’s shaved ice resembled the taste and texture of the shaved ice of our favorite café in South Korea. You know it’s good shaved ice when it tastes like ice cream! The walnuts in the ho-​dduk sauce were chopped finely small, so you couldn’t really taste or see it, but who cares because the sauce was the perfect compliment to the donut. Try eating it without getting it stuck all over your lips haha.
Service is good as the cashier noticed we had never been there before and introduced us to the most popular items from each section of their menu. Seating is also abundant compared to most cafes, but there are more communal benches than small tables, so be prepared to share.
I don’t care if it’s 20 degrees outside, I’ll be back for more shaved ice and ho-​dduk!

Grace Street is a café/​bakery in the heart of Koreatown. I’ve been here a couple of times already for tea, but the reason I’m writing the review now is I finally tried their ho-​dduk.
Ho-​dduk, in their menu description, is a Korean «doughnut» filled with cinnamon, honey, and walnut. The plate itself came with six pieces of chopped up doughnut with caramelized cinnamon sugar at the bottom and a side of vanilla ice cream. The «doughnut» itself is not like the American kind; the ho-​dduk is more like a thick crispy pancake, and I do like this version wayyy better than the American kind. (Just thinking about the sugar on DD’s doughnuts makes me have diabetes.) In addition to the ho-​dduk, I also had a pot of green tea with roasted brown rice (my favorite) in the efforts of keeping it healthy. My friends got the royal milk tea and Thai iced tea, both of which they enjoyed very much.
The atmosphere at Grace Street is very young and hip. One side has tables and benches; the other has lounge chairs and couches with small coffee tables. On the walls, there are various photography canvases (not sure if they are permanent displays or if artists rotate on the space). Overall, this is a great place to just grab a coffee/​tea and chill with friends.
P. S. They’re supposedly working on a second restroom. Thank goodness, because having just one restroom for a capacity of about 150 – 200 people is a little insane.
P. P. S. There’s no free Wi-​Fi here, although maybe you can find a way to link to the La Quinta Wi-​Fi right next door.

This place is pretty cool, the only thing I didn’t really like is when we ordered they said we had to order more than one plate because of the amount of people we had at the table (4; it was maybe one order per person and we originally came to all share one dish). This place is packed so it kind of makes sense to have people purchase something in order to stay seated instead of having the entire place filled with people who didn’t buy anything. The atmosphere was great, it wasn’t too noisy and the shaved cream was awesome! It totally hit the spot after a day of walking around New York and eating everything in sight. While we came for the shaved cream, the food that people around us ordered smelled pretty good. I think this place is great for anyone visiting New York! I have a friend who constantly talks about Grace Street and wishes they had one close to them.

Grace Street is a solid place. They got that shaved iced cream worth killin’ a man over, and their coffee is supreme.
I wish I worked closer to this place because I would legitimately get coffee here everyday. They have great boba tea too if you’re not so into the coffee side of things. OR if you wanna get really freaky, you can get coffee mixed with milk tea AND honey tapioca (which I think is called a Yin Yang? or something embarrassing). Now THAT is worth a goddamn trip.
BUT if beverages ain’t your thing (who are you?) then look no further than the shaved snow– a delicious mountain of light ice cream, fruit and other tasty tasty toppings. They also have Ho-​Dduk which are donut-​like pastries to die for.
They also have an open layout, tons of space, and it’s typically not overcrowded which is nice.
So again, if you have a pulse go check out Grace Street.

Grace Street is one of my favorite cafes to hit up when I’m in ktown. They have delicious desserts and drinks. Also, a decent amount of teas when I’m hanging out in the evenings and don’t want to overload on caffeine. It’s so expensive, but the ambience and service has improved over time. They were playing jazz music which made the place extra loud, but fun.
I recently got their Reiki tea, which I’m sure is great, but given that I had a cold, I could not taste the various notes of flavor T_​T
the service was excellent, thanks to the host up front who greeted us, gave us our menus and checked up on us. I wish it was warmer inside, with the double doors bringing in a gust of wind. if there’s something to be done about that, it would be great!

Stopped here for dessert after dinner. This is a fairly big place also décor is comforting which makes it a great place to hang out and enjoy a nice dessert. I had the black sesame with red bean and strawberries.
Ice cream is very creamy.
The seatings are cool with big wooden tables and benches.

This place is much bigger than I expected it would be. Décor kinda reminds me of Café Benne. It was late on a Saturday night so it was kind of packed. Service was a little slow, but friendly. We got a few of the shaved ices, ho-​dukk, and a churro waffle.
The ho-​dukk was freshly made and very tasty, but according to my Korean friend, it was way overpriced. The shaved ices here were pretty big portions, but served in frustratingly tiny dishes. They were spilling out onto the table while we ate em. Snowdays make em much better anyway. The churro waffle was delicious though.

I waited N waited and here’s my review
Location: Grace Street is owned and located at Korean Town, which is 32^nd street. It is a very modern decorated place where arts are around.(Some drawings are good) I came here multiple times for studying, for food and for chilling-​out with friends. The first time I was here, we had espresso shots, and the second time I was here I had their snow flush. Basically, I am not impressed.
For the snow flush, we did DIY– sesame, green tea, and vanilla?(I forget the white one) I chose green tea with strawberry and condensed milk. Well, average, nothing fancy. I am not a fan of black sesame, like I said millions times ago. And this place just went along with all other black sesame spot, nothing fancy. The white one is impressionless, I barely remembered how it felt.
Totally a disappointment.
My friend told me how great this place. I mean, if you do want to spend some time catching up with ya old friends, it is a great place to go.
But food? Nah

Came just for the greentea snow fluff. The ambiance reminded me of Starbucks. There is a very large seating area the moment you walk in. There are tall chairs, couches, small tables, regular sized chairs and tables and something like a picnic table near the counter. There was a lot of seating room. The comfort level was high. The servers were very helpful and friendly. It’s a very crowded place.
The food: Green tea snow fluff (which is shaved ice)
It came with strawberries, bananas and mochi. It was so yummy. You can really taste that green tea flavor. It wasn’t just a hint of green tea, it was a lot but not to the point where you’ll get overwhelmed by it. The fruits were fresh and the mochis were very yummy too. The wait for my order did take a while. However, considering the amount of customers that order, it’s reasonable that it would take a while.
I didn’t like that there were dirty dishes still on some tables. No one was attending it to.

Grace Street was kind of a happy accident.
I’m always outside looking in but have never attempted to go in until that one night we needed to waste time after dinner.
We intended to just grab coffee and chill. But those waffles looked so good to pass on. We got their Mochi waffle to share. It’s warm waffles with bananas and Nutella filling with strawberries and whipped cream. Yum and oh so sweet. Satisfying!
They’re Americano and Mocha coffees were great as well.
Grace street is nice spot to chill especially during cold months or rainy weather. Will definitely be back.

We walked in during service hours. I didn’t even know there was self service before 6pm.
The place is huge and it gets really busy, so don’t be angry if you find yourself raising your hand like a nerdy know it all in 6^th grade more than twice to get their attention.
The coffee and mocha coffee tasted great. The Mochi waffle with Nutella is what dreams are made of. It’s just a waffle stuffed with bites of mochi and smothered with generous portions of Nutella, banana and strawberries.
Imagine beer garden style café. I liked the place.

Koreanischer Kaffee Shop mit schöner Atmosphäre und tollen Leuten. Müde vom Laufen verirrten wir uns in diesen Shop und tranken einen Espresso Latte. Wir waren schnell wieder wach. 95% der Gäste waren Koreaner, aber das störte uns nicht.

Um bom exemplo de como o Unilocal nos ajuda, entrei nesse lugar e não vi nada demais, então pedi um café e me sentei… Percebi que era um lugar legal para estudar, ler ou dar uma relaxada apenas… Ai abri o Unilocal para comentar e vi que tinha um cardápio maravilhoso, voltei e pedi o Green tea latte e o HoDduk, especialidades da casa… E adorei!!! Recomendo!!!