I have been very vocal about my preference in food and Korean dishes will always be one of my favorites. Aside from Korean dramas that have captured the heart of many Filipinos, the Korean culture undeniably has made their marks here in our country. Aside from Korean restaurants, Korean groceries can be found scattered all over the metro. And yes, Pepero is something that I usually buy in Korean supermarkets!
I'm here cafe is located in Tomas Morato, near the round-about
This Korean cafe is very spacious and unlike most cafe, this place is kid-friendly. Kids will enjoy their stay in this tent located on the first floor.
String curtains can be seen in every cubicle on the 1st floor
This area is also located on the 1st floor and is suitable for those who wanted to study or those who do not want to be destructed from their activities.
Guests can choose to sit anywhere, provided that they leave their footwear in this area to maintain cleanliness of the entire place.
The second floor reminds me of a kid's play pen. Every cubicle has sockets so you can charge your gadgets and also have bean bags and pillows so you can relax during your stay.
Post-its are everywhere! These contain messages from satisfied customers. And yes, some of the cheesiest hugot lines.
And this little boy is really enjoying his stay here!
One good thing about Cafe I'm Here is that you get to have your own cubicle and you can do anything, from reading books, updating your blog, watching movies from your mobile, or just have conversation with friends.
They serve decent foods and price is similar to other cafes. The menu consists mostly of bread and smoothie. Price ranges from PHP120-260.
Choices were limited although they are working on serving pasta and snacks in the future. I'm Here Cafe is a good alternative to your boring and crowded coffee shop.
Location: 3F, CTTM square. 68Timong Ave corner, Tomas Morato Ave Quezon City
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