Subspace Coffee - Korean Coffee Shop


This might be a little heaven for kpop lover. A place where you can enjoy your own small piece of Seoul, Korea. Subspace Coffee House is kicated on the ground floor of Grand Emerald Tower,Ortigas Jr. Road, Pasig City.

The interiors is great, inspired by mid-century interior design and science fiction. 

Price List Board 

The cost is almost the same as Starbucks coffee shop. 

Choco Lava cake which I like the most together with red velvet drink.





They also offer a free wifi for their costumer. Wifi password is indicated at the receipt. 



Estimated budget: P500 pesos for one person, usually comprised of one drink and a combo pastries. 

PS: If you are loving their drinks so much (sweets are diuretics and so as coffee) they don't have their own rest room instead you will need to search for comfort room inside the building to ease out your bladder. 

I can rate this place with a 4 out of 5. The interiors and environment were clean. The food and drinks are served in corteous manner. Staffs are very nice and accomodating. Food and drinks are on reasonsble price.

Subspace website: https://www.facebook.com/subspace.coffee







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