Haan Coffee — Restaurant in Orlando

This cute, relaxed Korean cafe caught my attention with its clean aesthetic and menu options. My boyfriend and I decided to visit twice, both times during the rainy summer afternoon, so the vibesss were there. I’m a huge coffee lover while my boyfriend is more of a tea drinker. Anyways, here is what we ordered!

♡ SJ Iced Coffee. 8/10! Sweet, delicious coffee with subtle cinnamon notes. Cinnamon-y coffee is one of my favorites to drink, and I was surprised to see they added a slice of fruit (?) on top. I’m not sure what it was, but I’m guessing it’s a slice of dried persimmon. Either way, I thought it was a unique twist, and I enjoyed my drink.

♡ Iced Matcha Tea. 6/10! Boyfriend’s thoughts: It was green with a strong taste. I don't believe the drink had any sugar. I'm not sure if I was supposed to ask for any. The people in the counter didn't mention that it came without sugar or asked me if I wanted any. I personally drink green tea without sugar everyday but this caught me off guard as I wasn't expecting it. If you order this tea be sure to ask for something sweet to be added otherwise you may not like it.

♡ Seoul Iced Coffee. 7/10! Sweet milky coffee is how I would describe this drink. It’s good for a simple iced coffee drink, and it paired nicely with the croffle.

♡ Iced Chai Latte. 8/10! Boyfriend’s thoughts: This was my first time having Chai Tea and this was pretty good!

♡ Croffle. 7/10! Two of my favorite pastries mashed into one? This was a definite must-try for me, and I have to say that it was pretty yummy! The croffle had a slight crunch to it while the inside was soft and sweet. Comparing the size and price, I do think that the regular croffle is pretty pricy for what it is. I felt like I could eat it in 3 bites.

｡ ₊°༺❤︎༻°₊ ｡ FINAL VERDICT: This lovely coffee shop makes a great place to sit down and relax with a nice drink on hand. The people were nice, and I enjoyed my time here. I think their drinks really stand out from the other coffee shops especially the ones from their seasonal menus. I regret not trying out their seasonal drinks, but next time I’m in the area, I definitely will!

Boyfriend’s thoughts: I will say that the place has a nice atmosphere but it seems that people come to study and hang out for a very long time in the cafe. Due to this reason we couldn't find a place to sit on our first visit and had to have our drinks to go and the second time only one table was available. Just keep this in mind if you plan a date here or something. They were also out of croffles on our first visit, though we did show up an hour before their closing time, so just be timely if you want...

Visiting the Downtown Orlando area and decided to find a new coffeeshop and ran into Haan Coffee on Colonial, near Mills. Parking was a little limited, despite there being a parking lot out back, but it is colonial drive, and this area is shared with lots of others restaurants like Mamak next door to it, so be prepared to drive a bit around for parking depending on the time you visit. There Two entrances, one off colonial and the other one off the parking lot. The store itself is beautiful and spacious. Really beautiful decor, almost library style, although the books are just for decoration given how high they’re placed. Some beautiful art in the back as well. Bathrooms were nice and clean. Service was great, although a bit rushed. Be prepared, this is a very very busy coffeeshop. When I visited during the afternoon (around 4), it was packed with lots of students and professionals meeting for coffee and work. I don’t know if they have downtimes, but because of how busy the store was, it didn’t give me so much the appeal of a place you come to relax and enjoy a coffee or drink, but rather a place to come do your work, almost Starbucks style, albeit a whole lot nicer and with better drinks and food. Nevertheless, it was because of this I didn’t stay long. Maybe it’s just me, but I think of coffeeshops as a place to come meet with others and converse while enjoying a drink, maybe do some work, but at Haan’s, despite it being beautifully decorated and with a great menu, 90% of the people there are busy working. I don’t blame them though, with their excellent drinks and food, why go to just Starbucks lol I typically order a latte or cappuccino at most coffeeshops, but they had a seasonal menu that included a Matcha Cloud drink, so I ordered that, and it was just so delicious! I also got an almond Croffle, their “croissant/waffle” creation, which was incredible! I really loved how their drinks are served, almost cocktail style, and even the food is very well presented. Because of how busy the store was, there was a lack of seating, and I had to awkwardly sit on a small side chair with a tiny side table. Regardless, I made the most of it during my time there and truly enjoyed their offerings. I will try to come visit Haan again in the future. Maybe later on in the afternoon or mid morning, to see if it’s not as busy and the place can be more properly enjoyed. But if you’re in Downtown Orlando, definitely try to visit to experience this lovely coffeeshop and...

Hands down, one of my favorite coffee shops in the downtown Orlando/Mills Ave area. I’ve tried both their Seoul iced coffee and their strawberry matcha, and I highly recommend both. The Seoul coffee has a lovely flavor—creamy without being too heavy or decadent. The matcha maintains that nutty flavor characteristic of high-quality matcha without being overly chalky. You can definitely tell they whisk high-grade matcha powder rather than using processed, premade mixes tossed into a shaker.

The staff is always friendly, smiling, and I normally do not have to wait to get my order.

In terms of pricing, a 12oz coffee or matcha typically costs around $5–$7. Unfortunately, this has become the standard across most coffee shops nowadays, so Haan Coffee isn’t unique or overpriced in that regard.

Although the drinks are delicious, my only complaint is the lack of space and seating. That said, I wouldn’t lower my rating because of it—this issue stems more from the shop's popularity and its location in a high-traffic area. I mention it only as a heads-up to those planning to bring a laptop or study/work materials: you're likely to end up wandering awkwardly while waiting for a seat, regardless of the day or time. Also note that during busy hours, the space can get quite packed and a bit noisy due to the crowds. If you believe sound can inhibit your work/study ability, I’d recommend bringing noise-canceling headphones if you have them.

Thankfully, parking isn’t too much of a hassle. East Colonial offers street parking, and most of the time it’s fairly easy to find a spot. On weekends, when street parking may fill up, there are additional spaces behind Haan Coffee or the neighboring businesses. From there, it’s only a 1–2 minute walk to the shop.

Overall, it's a staple for Orlando locals, and I’d recommend...