KOHI Coffee and Pastries — Restaurant in Las Vegas

Mood - That look

I've been very lucky to learn ways to still indulge in flavors without compromising my health. I can't drink coffee- yes I know, I know. And no it isn't a caffeine thing. So I still love all the flavors that tie into these amazing coffee drinks that are out there. So this is where I usually get "The Look" - I always ask if something can be substituted out for Black Tea.

Upon entering was quickly greeted. There was a small line forming, so I knew it was a must to get in line and secure a table for us. Once it became my turn I was asked if I had any questions.

With those questions was one very important one. Black Sesame, can you do it with black tea. After some sight hesitation which I totally understand as you don't want to compromise the integrity of the recipe I was obliged. And I ordered a cheese Danish. Now back to this Black Sesame Tea Latte cut with oat milk. Yes indeed it was stellar. I took my time sipping this as I conversed with those at the table.

Interior is very quaint, there are 3 tables with a much family style in the middle. So if you are planning on sit in, I would suggest getting there early. Everything was very clean and the deco was great. For a brief moment you are not in the hustle and bustle of Vegas. But transported to a cozy home of sorts.

Would most def recommend- pricing was very reasonable. And the fact I was accommodated on my request, very grateful. The customer service was amazing.

Location is Decatur/ O'Bannon-...

I recently had an amazing experience at a KOHI coffee shop in Las Vegas that perfectly captures the city's unique charm and hidden gems. The ambience was ideal for a business meeting, providing a cozy yet professional atmosphere. I was particularly impressed by the delicious Thai tea, which exceeded my expectations as a tea drinker.

The customer service was exceptional, making me feel welcomed and valued throughout my visit. One of the highlights was the vintage vinyls adorning the walls, which added a nostalgic touch to the setting. The music playing from a vintage record player created a spectacular backdrop that enhanced the overall experience.

I highly recommend checking out this coffee shop if you're exploring the lesser-known spots in Las Vegas. It's places like these that make me love this amazing...

A few things I would like to discuss about this coffee shop/restaurant.

First being pricing, it is a bit off. 3 Medium Iced Coffees were $26. While a large portion of Filipino breakfast is $12.

Second Taste, Coffee was pretty plain taste almost like instant coffee. I asked for caramel drizzle and they filled nearly 1/4 of the cup with caramel. Coffee by itself I would say 1 out of 5. Food was good.

Third ambiance and atmosphere, it was cute inside but had to have been 95 Degrees. If you are going here to work or as a hangout I would advise against it. It is unbearably hot. I would say its the same temperature as outside except more humid.

Overall, I would not come back except possibly for take out when I am craving Filipino food in the future. Dutch Bros or Starbucks can have my money when I...