K Street Cafe

K Street Cafe is my absolute favorite Korean cafe! My kids love it too, and I’m always impressed by how many popular and trendy Korean menu items they offer. It’s such a joy to have a place like this right here in the Milwaukee area — I feel so lucky! The cafe itself is beautifully designed, and I really appreciate that they even have a baby changing station in the restroom. They also keep things fresh with seasonal drinks and new menu items, so every visit feels exciting. It honestly feels like a piece of Korea right here in town. I’m so thankful for this cafe!

First time here. I remember this place when it was Urban Joes (that was a while ago). It's a small spot on a busy street, with plenty of street parking. It has large windows in the front, providing lots of light for the tables up front. There are small tables going all the way to the rear. There were a few other people there, so it was quiet. The cashier was pleasant and did a good job explaining the menus. We ordered a couple of breakfast items: the Avocado Egg Sandwich and an order of Mandoo (Korean Fried Dumplings). Drinks included a Brown Sugar Iced Tea and a Strawberry Lemonade. After a little bit, the drinks and food came out. Everything was the right temperature. The Mandoo was very good — hot, flavorful, with nice textures (thanks to the Jabchae). The Brown Sugar Iced Tea was also sweet and refreshing. The egg sandwich was very good too, but a bit messy (with the ketchup and mayo), so a fork might be needed. Overall, a very good first experience. Next time we’ll have to try the Bingsu (Korean Shaved Ice) that everyone raves about.

Absolutely loved the place. They have large servings, a relaxing atmosphere aimed towards the student population, and delicious bingsu!

i love love loved this place when they first opened! i was a really big fan of the croffle and the walnut cakes but i noticed after a little while that the consistency of the walnut cakes turned from chewy and mochi-like into a cake-y texture which was a little disappointing 🙁 recently i went in to get my usual croffle but it too was tasting different from what i knew, it was chewy and crispy at first but now it’s more dry and crumbly. i wonder if there was a change in ingredients or a different brand of croissants used now 🙁

I was going to gatekeep this place because it's dear to my heart, but they deserve the review. The food and drinks are so good and actually worth the money (definitely try the Bulgogi Kimchi Bap). To top it off, the atmosphere is calming and perfect for a laid back WFH vibe or coffee with a friend. Staff is friendly and really helpful. Definitely worth a visit!

Soo many yummy Korean treats to try!! K-Street is usually quite busy and seems to be a popular location for study groups and group gatherings in general. Please be patient with your order, staff work hard to get everything served in a timely manner. Many of their desserts are cooked or made to order. My personal favorite so far is the iced dalgona lattee and their croffles but will try more each time I return 🙂

Nice little café. Croffles were delicious! Bulgogi toast was also yummy. Tteokbokki wasn’t as flavorful and I’d like but satisfies the craving nonetheless. Would love to come back to try the other menu items and for sure the other croffles!