John Cimir

Good food and presentation; however, the employees are not attentive and very slow.

We've heard that Le Must started serving Korean food, and as Korean food lover we had to try.

The location is nice, although it suits better for a French fine-dining restaurant (there is no Korean vibes in the decoration).

The food was good, except the flavors need to be re-adjusted (some were missing sesame oil, some had excess pepper taste, etc), which are normal and hopefully the chef will find the right balance until we go there for the second time.

The menu, food and prices are 5-stars but the service quality and speed should be improved. Delicious food, reasonable prices and great combination of intercontinental cuisine with Middle Eastern touch. There is also a nice healthy and organic food market attached to the café. The blender was not working so we couldn't try the smoothies but will go back later to try.

We wanted to try this place after seeing nice pictures on Google and other social media, but realized shortly that it is an overrated place. Depending on the expectations (sometime locals and expats may have different expectations and standards), it is pretty wear in terms of the kitchen.

My spouse wanted to order Vegan Crepe Wrap and we were told that they don't have non-dairy milk, which we understood and asked the Crepe to be made with normal milk. When they served the food, we noticed there is also cheese in it (my spouse is vegan and lactose intolerant). They are not conscious of being lactose intolerant or vegan. The taste and the presentation were just average for the wrap.

I ordered Waffles with extra "seasonal fruits" (as they call seasonal, I thought they would add some Bananas, Mangoes etc.), they served the waffle with frozen fruits. The waffle wasn't cooked, inside was raw. I also ordered mango juice but the mango was overripe and taste was not good. I wasn't able to finish my food and drink.

Not recommended.