Papa Kim's Korean Bakery & Coffee

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Anyeonghaseyo! Korea has a big influence not only in their Kpop music or Kdrama series in our recent culture but also their food. Japchae, Kimchi, Bingsu and Korean Barbecue are among Korean foods that well-loved by Filipinos.


 Recently, I visited Papa Kim's Korean Bakery & Coffee in their Tomas Morato Avenue branch. It is located in the heart of Quezon City and near in Boy Scout Circle. As of the moment they have 2 branches, the other one is located in Antipolo and watch out their Banawe Branch which is opening soon.


It's Korean dessert overload here in Papa Kim's. They're not only offers yummy and delectable breads and pastries but coffee and refreshments as well. You can buy these goodies either by piece, as a whole or per box. Some of the products are in 50% off, amazing!

Cute Bear Breads is the newest Papa Kim's Korean Bakery & Coffee product. Imagine a cute bear can now be eaten and the bread is tasteful and has a yummy fillings inside. There are 5 different fillings to choose from. Kids and kids at heart will surely love this colorful treats.

Different design and flavors of cake by Papa Kim's. If you're a chocoholic like me, you will surely love their Choco Cream Cheese Cake. Now a days, many products are made from Green Tea and they also offered a cake with a green tea flavor!

They also offers different flavors of muffin and they're not just an ordinary flavor you used to taste from other stores. Their breads and pastries are freshly baked.


Aside from their signature coffee, they also have Milkteas, Frappes and the famous shaved iced called Bingsu. It's my first time to taste Red Bean Bingsu and I really love the toppings and cream on top. It is totally a sugar rush and you will surely make a finger heart!



You don't need a visa and travel Korea to taste their food. Papa Kim's Korean Bakery & Coffee is just a meters/kilometers away if you're in Manila or Rizal Area. Their food is a must try. The prices is reasonable and the place is perfect  to dine in either alone or by groups. What I like this place, they have a free Wifi! And take note, they have a Korean Pastry Chef who's behind their yummy dishes.



For more details, check and like their social media accounts:

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/PapaKimsKoreanBakeryAndCoffee/
Instagram: @papakimskoreanbakeryandcoffee


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