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Nekkoya — you are mine

Inside Nekkoya

All of it shot by Nekkoya itself — the ramyeon shelves and gold pots downstairs, the evening grill, the café and terrace upstairs, and the pop-ups that come and go with the seasons.

1F

1F — DIY Ramyeon Bar

Shelves of Korean ramyeon, gold pots on self-service cookers, rice meals and fruit sodas — street level runs loud and fast from 10 AM.

  • A pot on the EZ Cook station

    A pot on the EZ Cook station
  • The 1F shelf wall stocked with ramyeon packets, snacks, drinks and gold bowls
    The shelf wall — pick anything
  • Samyang Buldak packets on a table with the ramyeon shelves behind
    Pick a packet — selection rotates
  • A Buldak Rosé packet held up inside the Ramyeon Bar
    Buldak Rosé, a shelf regular
  • A gold DIY pot of cheesy ramyeon topped with a fried patty
    Your pot, your rules
  • Fried egg, rice and chicken karaage plates on gold trays
    Rice meals from ₱69
  • A rice meal with grilled liempo, karaage, gravy and two iced drinks
    Lunch, 1F style
  • A cheese-sauced buldak omelette on a gold plate
    Cheesy buldak omelette
  • A hand holding a Nekkoya fruit soda with two more behind
    Fruit soda — an official best seller
  • Three Nekkoya Yakult-series drinks in a row
    The Yakult series
Grill

Nekkoya Grill, evenings

From 4 PM the al fresco side fires up — ihaw-ihaw, boodle fights, and beer for the 18+ crowd.

  • Skewers off the grill

    Skewers off the grill
  • Boodle spread for 2 to 3 people on banana leaves: rice, grilled liempo, BBQ and sides
    Boodle 1 — for 2–3
  • Larger boodle spread for 4 to 5 people with double rice, BBQ and sides
    Boodle 2 — for 4–5
2F

2F — the café space

White walls, light wood, pressed flowers and a counter that says 내꺼야 in red — upstairs runs soft and slow from 1 PM.

  • The full café counter with its red 내꺼야 hangul signs and espresso machine
    The 2F counter
  • Wall of small photo prints and handwritten notes
    The polaroid wall
  • Café tables under warm lamps beside the window blinds
    Inside 2F
  • Reading corner with a stocked bookshelf and a small white table
    The book corner
  • Al fresco camp chairs and colorful drinks on the checkered terrace at golden hour
    The terrace
  • Camp chair with an iced drink and a snack basket on the dark terrace table
    Al fresco, evening
2F

2F — drinks, plates & desserts

Coffee, matcha, croffles, ribs and everything the café bakes and brews.

  • Three colorful iced drinks catching the last light on the terrace
    Fruit sodas at dusk
  • An iced latte in a Nekkoya cup topped with a fresh rose
    From the flower-bar days
  • Two iced drinks beside a novel on the window ledge
    Drinks & a chapter
  • A hand raising a Nekkoya Café cold cup in front of the counter
    내꺼야 — you are mine
  • A Nekkoya Café hot cup against a rain-streaked window
    Rainy-day cup
  • A table filled with café dishes: sliders, pasta, tortilla melts, lasagna and desserts
    The 2F spread
  • Baby back ribs plated with fries and slaw
    Hearty plates
  • Sliders with dip served on the terrace table
    Smashed sliders, al fresco
  • Ham and cheese pizza fresh from the café kitchen
    Pizza — ask the page for today's flavors
  • Potato cheese balls, corn nuggets, wedges and mini sausages with dips
    The snack spread
  • A croffle topped with berries and cream
    Croffles
  • A bitten matcha truffle showing its green center
    Matcha truffle
  • The dessert case beside a Dessert of the Week sign and an iced matcha
    Dessert of the week
  • Iced coffee, a book and a plate of quesadillas on a white table
    Study fuel

Flowers, pop-ups & games

The side-quests: a seasonal flower bar, local makers, community stalls, and shelves of games for long stays.

  • Handmade pink lily, daisy and purple tulip arrangements in Nekkoya gift boxes
    Handmade flowers from the pop-up flower bar
  • The Nekkoya pop-up stall under a tent with its branded table and products
    The pop-up stall, out at a community bazaar
  • Chess, Scrabble, UNO and other board games spread across a café table
    Board-game shelves, always out