Waffle and croissant hybrid, sweet and crispy.
Likely vegetarian. Steamed bun shaped like fish, sweet filling.
Strawberry layered with whipped cream.
Vegetarian. Rich chocolate dessert with nuts.
Bread with blueberry cream filling.
Blueberry, green apple, honeydew, kiwi, lychee, mango, orange, passion, peach, or pineapple.
Raspberry and lychee fruit mix.
Grapefruit, sweet and slightly sour.
Honey yuzu: sweet and tangy citrus.
Vegetarian. Mango ice with sweet milk flakes.
Vegetarian. Injeolmi bingsu: Korean shaved ice dessert with sweet rice cake.
Vegetarian. Shaved ice with strawberries and condensed milk.
Shaved ice with peaches, sweet and refreshing.
Likely vegan. Shaved ice with red bean paste and condensed milk. Sweet.
Vegetarian. Shaved ice with sweetened condensed milk, topped with blueberries.
Almond, banana, coffee, honey, lychee, red bean, or taro.
Almond, banana, coffee, chocolate, lychee, papaya, or taro.
Espresso with steamed milk.
Rich cocoa and milk blend, topped with whipped cream.
Espresso with chocolate and milk foam.
Espresso with chocolate and milk foam.
Espresso and steamed milk with white chocolate.
Espresso with steamed milk and milk foam.
Espresso with hot water.
Honey and ginger brew. Sweet and spicy.
Vegan. Honey-infused ginseng tea, sweet and energizing.
Korean yulmu tea, made from the leaves of yulmu tree.
Likely vegan. Honey and yuzu tea blend.
Strawberry syrup, steamed milk, and espresso.
From a reviewer's perspective, the menu at Cafe Tokki in Lynnwood offers a delightful mix of sweet treats and refreshing beverages that cater to both adventurous and classic tastes. Dessert lovers will find themselves tempted by the Croffle, Fish-Shaped Bun (2), Strawberry Cream Cake, Brownies, and Blueberry Cream Bread, each promising a satisfying indulgence. For a lighter, fruit-forward option, the Fruit Ades-including Fruit Tea, Raspberry Lychee, Green Apple Grapefruit, and Honey Yuzu-provide a crisp, refreshing complement to the sweets. The Bingsu selection, featuring Mango Bingsu, Injeolmi Bingsu, Strawberry Bingsu, Peach Bingsu, and Red Bean Bingsu, showcases the café’s mastery of shaved ice desserts with a range of fruity and nutty flavors. Beverage choices extend beyond desserts, with Tea & Shakes like Milk Tea, Classic Milk Tea, and Milkshake, alongside a robust coffee lineup featuring Latte, Hot Chocolate, Mocha, Caramel Macchiato, and White Mocha. For those seeking non-caffeinated options, the menu includes soothing Honey Ginger Tea, Honey Ginseng Tea, Korean Yulmu Tea, Honey Yuzu Tea, and the unique Strawberry Latte, ensuring there is something for every palate. Overall, Cafe Tokki’s menu balances familiar comforts with playful, visually appealing options, making it a standout spot for anyone craving both traditional Korean-inspired desserts and creative drinks.
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