
Pop-up flower bar
Handmade bouquets and wire flowers around Valentine's and Mother's Day.
Nekkoya (내꺼야) means “you are mine” — and it's literal: downstairs you pick your packet, upstairs the café slows you down. One building, three ways to spend the day.

One building, three concepts
The café came first; the Ramyeon Bar and the Grill grew out of it. Every pin leads to the same door.
Nekkoya DIY Ramyeon Bar
Daily · 10:00 AM–10:00 PM
2FNekkoya Café
Daily · 1:00 PM–10:00 PM
Al frescoNekkoya Grill
Daily · 4:00 PM–10:00 PM
What time is it? It's Nekkoya o'clock!
Daily hours, Philippine time: Ramyeon Bar 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM; Café 1:00 PM to 10:00 PM; Ihaw-Ihaw 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
More than the menu
They come and go with the seasons — follow the pages to catch what's next.

Handmade bouquets and wire flowers around Valentine's and Mother's Day.
Seasonal couples' sessions — a canvas, paints and a drink included.
Local makers set up inside the café — beads, bracelets, bag charms.

Board games and bookshelves out every day; kids' afternoons pop up on the page.
A Nekkoya stall shows up at bazaars and parish events around Batangas.
Student drink discounts pop up regularly on the pages.
Keep up
New items, promos and pop-ups land on the socials first — each floor runs its own.