CAFE NAMS

One of the first things to catch the eye at CAFE NAMS is the salt latte, whose gentle savouriness is said to bring out the coffee’s depth. Some visitors have mentioned that milk foam was poured into their drink after it arrived at the table. Pair it with cake for an easygoing café break.

For something sweet, the menu includes a rich, smooth Basque cheesecake and a moist gateau chocolat. One diner described the cheesecake as having a mellow cheese flavour and a moist texture that felt indulgent without being too rich. Others have returned to the gateau chocolat, making it a good option when you want chocolate with your coffee.

The choice of both Korean dishes and pasta gives the food menu its character. Korean bulgogi is a classic of beef stir-fried until fragrant with a sweet-and-spicy seasoning; there is also Korean dwaeji galbi, pork ribs marinated in a house sauce and grilled. For a warming lunch, Korean sundubu pairs tofu and other ingredients with a spicy soup. The restaurant suggests having it with rice, making it an appealing choice for a substantial meal.

NAMS fried rice is a familiar café meal here. One diner recalled that the serving was a satisfying size even for an adult man, while another enjoyed it as a regular lunch choice alongside a salt latte or tiramisu. If you’re in the mood for noodles, options include NAMS pescatore, a tomato-based pasta full of seafood flavour, and 南‘S Carbonara, rich with egg and cheese.

For dessert or an afternoon treat, there is also cloud tiramisu, finished with espresso poured in front of you. The menu suits everything from coffee and something sweet to a meal of Korean food or pasta. Dogs are permitted both indoors and on the terrace.