Pull-Tab Coffee

got a chance to try this new coffee spot and it was so good. i got the aero foam coffee with oat milk and it's so smooth, the taste is delicious. i will come back and bring some friends so i can try many different things. LOVE IT!

Such a charming little shop! The butter toast may look simple, but it’s unbelievably delicious, perfectly crisp, rich, and comforting. I had the classic, a slightly sweet, incredibly smooth coffee foam that slowly melted into the milk, creating a dreamy, velvety experience. Every bite and sip was pure joy. Highly recommend!

I’ve probably been here 5-10 times and am slowly working my way through the menus. Service is always excellent and tends to be much quicker than other coffee shops in the area. The tea and coffee drinks are all delicious but my favorite thing to order here is the butter toast (photographed here with peanut butter). It’s the perfect combination of indulgent, light, and filling.

Pull-Tab Coffee just opened near Bryant Park, replacing my favorite Yomi Yogurt and Jianbing. It’s only been a few weeks. But this is New York, after all—a city with a short memory. Old places vanish. New ones arrive, almost without pause. I walked in with cautious hope, half-expecting another Asian drink shop chasing the crowd’s endless appetite for something new. I tried the Iced Orange Americano. Probably not the wisest decision for a late afternoon—sugar and caffeine, enemies of sleep—but I’m still glad I did. It was vibrant, refreshing. Heavy on citrus, light on bitterness. Once stirred, the coffee slipped into the background, but the drink stayed smooth and easy. They use custom-built equipment instead of the usual La Marzocco or Synesso machines I tend to look for to gauge coffee quality—a quiet arm wrestle between the industrial standardization of Asian coffee-chain and the mechanical soul of old-school Italian craftsmanship. After all, the coffee doesn’t disappoint. I also tried a few baked goods. The Original Butter Toast was crisp and sweet, like a grown-up version of milk toast. I love that it’s small snack size that doesn’t make you feel guilty finish it at once. The Salted Butter Bread was cute, but just way too plain, you feel that you are chewing paper, no butter or salt taste. The Uni Croissant is the best among them, instantly bringing you to a buzzing Hongkong cafe, with its rich, flavorful and slightly oily taste. However, to be honest, they are boring despite the gesture of giving you something new. The shop itself is lively—playful murals, a surfboard on the wall, a kind of curated looseness meant for the young or the young-at-heart. The staff, busy but kind, handed out a free necklace with each order. A small plastic-y token, again, low quality offering for the sake of providing something new. In an age obsessed with chasing the next Instagrammable moment, hope this one lingers a little longer in New York’s fleeting memory.

It takes a while for the drinks to be made but it’s still really different and good. The butter toast had too much butter for my taste but it was still good. It’s more on the expensive side (I don’t think it should be so expensive for soy milk as well) but it was a good experience overall. I think the inside could be cleaner but it was a good spot.

RUN BEFORE THIS COFFEE SHOP BLOWS UP!! I was totally blown away by their Osmanthus Oolong Aerofoam. I just knew Pull-Tab Coffee was founded in Hangzhou, China. This Asian coffee chain is known for their aerofoam coffee, and now boasts over 400 locations and is expanding to South Korea and Singapore. Their first NYC location is right next to Bryant Park, and I've been eagerly awaiting their opening since it’s so close to my office. I can definitely see myself becoming a regular, eager to try every single Aerofoam coffee on their menu. ＊Osmanthus Oolong Aerofoam $7.50 A MUST TRY for any floral tea lovers. It is topped with a creamy, airy layer of freeze-dried espresso foam. The bitterness of the aerofoam complements incredibly well with the subtle sweetness from the osmanthus oolong. ＊Matcha and Guava $7.50 I was recommended to try their Matcha and Guava – it was very guava-forward, served with real guava slices! The matcha flavor was rich, evident in its vibrant green color. ＊Kaya Butter Toast $6.50 Don’t miss out on their signature kaya butter toast – available in original, peanut butter, and chocolate flavors. I went with the original, and it was perfectly toasted, with a slab of butter and kaya jam. You can get the butter toast + aerofoam coffee set for just $12.50. ＊Salted Butter Bun with Mocha Cream $6.25 They offer a small selection of Asian-style pastries. I tried the Salted Bun with Mocha Cream, and I was pleasantly surprised by the generous mocha cream filling oozing out! The bun itself was also very fluffy.

I stopped by Pull-Tap Coffee after seeing some good reviews, and overall it was a nice experience. The staff is friendly and helpful, and they’re great at recommending drinks if you’re not sure what to get. I tried the Aerofoam Coffee, and it was really enjoyable. I recommend sipping it without a straw — that way you can really taste the rich coffee foam blending with the milk. It’s a smooth and well-balanced drink. I also ordered the Matcha Cloud Foam, which was okay but didn’t stand out — I’ve had better matcha elsewhere The vibe of the place is great — a good spot to relax near Bryant Park. I’ll definitely come back to try something different next time.

This is like a reverse of Japanese coffee I’ve tried from before. Normally the cream sits at the top and you mix to add more sweetness but this had the whipped espresso at the top to mix with the cream base. It was super tasty and size medium went too quick. They have mostly caffeinated drinks except for the guava juice. I would recommend their signature classic.

I have this incessant need to try multiple things before I give a proper review. But like a serial killer, I'm finding myself with an insatiable urge (to get coffee from Pull Tab). Is the coffee that good? Is there a cute waitress I'm secretly in love with that serves me coffee? Do I have a compulsive spending habit? No, no, and yes. Let's break it down. According to my palette and I suspect a Western metropolitan one, this coffee is not "good". This coffee baseline tastes exactly like instant coffee... yeah. As far as I'm aware from observation, this is how Chinese folks like their coffee and this is a Chinese brand. I had to throw in metropolitan in there because I think rural America drinks coffee like this, but that might be more of a scarcity issue (but I digress). So no, the coffee alone does not taste amazing. What's great! on the otherhand is their mixins (is this a word? I know it is in CSS). With your coffee comes the option of a fruit or tea foam. I'm particular partial towards the earl grey because somewhere in my past life I was a snobby Englishmen. It's a nice balance for what's an otherwise plain drink. If you're looking for something different, try the osmanthus foam. It's a hit or miss, but if that's your jam, you might find yourself rubbing the foam all over your mouth. They also offer jam/paste breaded appetizers... eh. I think that's more for people who miss that from home.

When I stopped by the store wasn't too crowded. The shop has a couple of tables for sitting, but not a whole lot. There were quite a few items on the menu but I decided on the pink guava juice and the classic aerofoam coffee. The pink guava juice was light and refreshing, perfect for a hot summer day. I really wanted to like the aerofoam coffee, but it just didn't have enough coffee flavor for me.

I knew I had to try the osmanthus oolong aerofoam coffee from Pull-Tab Coffee when I found out about it on instagram! On that day when I ordered this aerofoam coffee with oat milk, the guy who took our order was rude. Not only had he deem my question (about whether there was any osmanthus essence in the oolong tea part of aerofoam coffee drink itself) unnecessary, he got our order wrong! He talked over me angrily while describing what the osmanthus oolong aerofoam coffee is made of. I am grateful that one of the staff members who made the drink was super nice and he added the dried osmanthus flowers (which were omitted from my order) which I had requested for my order. He found out that I wanted dried osmanthus flowers sprinkled on top of the foam part of the drink after I asked him why there weren't any dried osmanthus flowers topping when it was served. Of course! After all, questions should be welcomed considering that not everyone is familiar with what osmanthus oolong aerofoam coffee is exactly. I also tried pairing the Kaya butter toast with the osmanthus oolong aerofoam coffee. Even though the coconut pandan flavor in the Kaya jam was too subtle, I liked the toast dunked into the aerofoam. The butter brought out the richness of the coffee flavor in the aerofoam. The decor of the coffee shop included colorful skateboards with the store logo on them, plants in nice pots, plastic bottles on the shelf. It was a little shop with a few tables and seats inside. The Pull-Tab Coffee shop is not a cafe that is big enough for doing work on your laptop I'd say because it would get crowded easily. A bit pricy, but worth trying. More options on the bite menu would be nice. The dried osmanthus flowers made the drink look pretty and the subtle floral sweetness of osmanthus essence in the oolong tea brought out the flavor of the coffee foam. Treat yourself!

This coffee place is so cool and unique...I would go again. This review is a bit late, I visited during July. I love how they have a unique spin and introduced aero foam. How freaking cool. I like how they cut their Kaya toast in 4th too! The only thing is that I wish their customer service was nicer. It felt unwelcoming when I came. They did a deal in July where you can get the coconut series at a discounted price + complementary mug but I didn't see that poster until after I ordered. The cashier didn't inform me about the deal :/. That's it! Other than that, the ambience was great, creative, and clean.

Great spot for some strong coffee! They're known for their cold brew which has a tab that needs to be pulled... but I came for their Australian beehive coffee. The honeycombs make the coffee sweet! I love the chocolate hints that I got from the coffee too. The plus was that you can use alternative milk with this one and I got oat milk. I tried their coconut escape series as well. I would have enjoyed everything if I could have used alternative milk in them... that's my only qualm really. Because the drinks were amazing. But my dairy intolerance would not have allowed me to enjoy it thoroughly. Would have to see a series where I could substitute the milk. :) I didn't get any of their snacks or pastries but if I'm back in the area, I do feel tempted to try. They looked great. I love their current campaign where they have these thin ceramic cups instead of paper cups. And they also have weekly social media giveaways. So if you're not following them on socials, I suggest doing that to get great deals. Overall, solid spot for coffee. Staff members were very kind and helpful when I wasn't sure what to order. I love the clean and sleek the design of the coffee shop too. I'd stop in if I'm back in midtown.

Always would stop by to get my favorite coffee drink at this cafe whenever I'm around the Bryant Park area. What's my favorite drink, you ask? Definitely the Iced Osmanthus Oolong Aerofoam (similar to Dalgona). Other Yelpers may have mentioned that their Classic Aerofoam or Mocha Aerofoam doesn't have that much coffee flavor, but that's because they haven't tried the Osmanthus Oolong one yet. The little shop has colorful skateboards plastered on the wall as decorations with the logo Pull Tab. I mean that is one of the reasons why I've decided to stop by and gone in at first when walking by the area. There's a coffee necklace hanging around the neck of each empty plastic bottle being displayed on the wall. Additionally, they're pouring their freshly made, in-house guava-pulped juice drinks in those plastic bottles. Pull Tab Coffee is shared with a hotpot place just right next door. Customers can actually use the restroom located at the back of the hotpot. Make sure not to throw away your receipt just in case the staff asks to see it for proof as a paying customer. Anyway, service of staff is often quick, polite and genuine. Both cash and card are accepted even though it might say differently online. There're few tables and seats inside. Mostly two-seaters with the exception of a table + three seats on the other (farther) side of the cafe. That's also the only table with a wall outlet right next to it. So umm, you better be fast & get ready to play musical chairs when you first step into the premise. Don't expect to be able to sit down for hours and do work on your laptop. Pull Tab is not the cafe for that. Otherwise, don't say I haven't warned you because be prepared to get stared at when it's packed & you're sitting there longer than you should. Prices are bit high but still considered as reasonable since it's so close by Bryant Park/Midtown/Hell's Kitchen. They offer iced/cold drinks in either rounded plastic or wider but shorter aluminum cups. With tax added, a standard medium aerofoam coffee-based drink should be around $8.17. I like taking a few drink pics here & there in different angles. Stirring it with a plastic straw, taking a gulp, am loving it, and keep drinking some more. Its rich aroma of the osmanthus & strong coffee taste bring me so much joy because this is such a great combo/concept for a viral coffee drink. The osmanthus perfectly balances out & seeps into the dalgona-like cream without overpowering any of the flavors. Gotta remember to ask for very light ice next time. Guava juice tastes only okay, nothing to write home about. Aside from selling aerofoam drinks and guava juice, Pull Tab also has cookies, croissants, and half-sliced butter sandwiches. Personally, I don't think it's worth it to pay $7-8 for only half cut up sandwiches no matter what filling is inside. Lastly, I would hopefully like to see way more options for the bites menu in the future.

This spot just launched their new Coconut Escape Series with 2 matcha drinks and 2 coffee drinks that were the perfect dose of caffeine and came in the prettiest cups! The Coco Matcha Cloud was a coconut water with a matcha cream and was refreshing. Matcha Coconut Aerofoam had a foam on top that made the drink even tastier and the cups kept everything cool. The Caramel Coconut Latte and Coconut Aerofoam are made with espresso and are sweet enough to balance the bitter coffee. I also tried their Butter Toast which has Kaya spread inside and it's a nice sweet soft texture in between the crunchy toast. If you purchase 2 of these new coconut drinks, you can also get a free ceramic cup! There's ample seating inside, but no bathroom by the way.

A tad overhyped by TikTok. If you get the osmanthus oolong aero foam, it taste mostly like tea with the bitterness of coffee- don't expect coffee taste. Matcha was good but it's on the sweeter side and it's a little thick. Wasn't a bad spot but isn't a spot I would make an effort to go back to. The guy taking our order was a little rude but the staff making the drink was super nice.

My friends and I visited this cafe late afternoon, and we were able to snag one of the few tables just as another group was leaving. I ordered the Matcha & Matcha drinks, and honestly, it was one of the best matcha drinks I've ever gotten! The matcha flavor was strong and apparent and in both the foam and the drink itself. The foam was also rich and paired really well w/ the drink. My two friends ordered the classic latte w/ foam. Also very delicious! Finally, one of my friends ordered the butter toast, and it was so warm, crispy, and flavorful. Overall, I would come again!

The employees were helpful since I said we wouldn't be drinking it until tomorrow and have a long commute. They didn't put ice in the beehive one since the coffee wouldn't be diluted it. I wonder if that is what happened to the tea since it had ice and night have gotten diluted. They helped me put a paper on top of the cup and the cover over it so it didn't spill. See pictures. The employees are truly great. I'm not a coffee drinker though my friend is. I didn't realize the aeroform has coffee so my Earl Grey tea didn't taste right and I gave it to my friend to finish it since it cost money. My friend said the tea flavor was subtle that he wished it had more flavor. Maybe it was the melted ice. Though the Beehive Australian Coffee, it was love at first sip. Couldn't stop drinking it. The honey mixed well with the coffee. It was a bit of a surprise. The cups are tin so you can save the cups and repurpose it. I asked the employee what flavor of toast I should get, he said chocolate. It was ok since I'm not use to chocolate with butter. Think I wasn't to try the kaya next time. Never know until you try it. There are some seats there for you to enjoy your drinks and food. If you are in the neighborhood, give it a try.

RUN BEFORE THIS COFFEE SHOP BLOWS UP!! I was totally blown away by their Osmanthus Oolong Aerofoam.   I just knew Pull-Tab Coffee was founded in Hangzhou, China. This Asian coffee chain is known for their aerofoam coffee, and now boasts over 400 locations and is expanding to South Korea and Singapore.   Their first NYC location is right next to Bryant Park, and I've been eagerly awaiting their opening since it's so close to my office. I can definitely see myself becoming a regular, eager to try every single Aerofoam coffee on their menu. ＊Osmanthus Oolong Aerofoam $7.50 A MUST TRY for any floral tea lovers. It is topped with a creamy, airy layer of freeze-dried espresso foam. The bitterness of the aerofoam complements incredibly well with the subtle sweetness from the osmanthus oolong.   ＊Matcha and Guava $7.50 I was recommended to try their Matcha and Guava - it was very guava-forward, served with real guava slices! The matcha flavor was rich, evident in its vibrant green color.   ＊Kaya Butter Toast $6.50 Don't miss out on their signature kaya butter toast - available in original, peanut butter, and chocolate flavors. I went with the original, and it was perfectly toasted, with a slab of butter and kaya jam. You can get the butter toast + aerofoam coffee set for just $12.50.   ＊Salted Butter Bun with Mocha Cream $6.25 They offer a small selection of Asian-style pastries. I tried the Salted Bun with Mocha Cream, and I was pleasantly surprised by the generous mocha cream filling oozing out! The bun itself was also very fluffy.

I only tried for osmanthus aerofoam latte. It's pretty bland on the tea part and the aerofoam was too bitter (if you didn't mix it well). I paid $9.26 for this drink with oat milk sub. Im wondering if I ordered a regular aerofoam latte, would it also be so bland? I heard the toast was good but it's a small portion- I'm not sure if I'll ever come back to try it. The only good part was my friendly staff who rung me up and the cups are cute. Inside is small with about 8 seats and it's very very hot inside.

Long wait and pretty overpriced. BUT to be fair it was pretty tasty. Osmanthus oolong aerofoam coffee was the perfect blend of foamy coffee flavored top and sweet (not overly sweet) oolong osmanthus tea. I am confused why some reviews say it's bitter - if you drink coffee at all, this was like.. more La Croix of coffee than actual coffee level of bitter? The Kaya toast was also surprisingly good despite how simple it looked. Wouldn't wait in line again but would definitely come back when there is no wait! P.s. I wouldn't get the guava drink it's literally Monin guava puree plus water....

I was able to try their drinks and Kaya toast on opening weekend. It was nice to sip and enjoy at Central Park on a Saturday afternoon with 80 degree weather! To start, all their drinks are pretty small (cup sizes). We ended up ordering the iced matcha & guava, osmathus oolong aerofoam, and the earl grey aerofoam. The aerofoams had very subtle tea flavor profiles and the matcha guava drink was more of a very sweet guava juice than matcha tea. I'd say all their tea flavors are pretty light but still was great to try! Their classic butter toast was delicious! I haven't had Kaya toast in a while but this definitely paired nicely with the drinks. The classic butter toast had a thin layer of Kaya paste and slabs of butter on it. So bad for you but SO. GOOD.

I was pretty excited to try Pull tab. Their menu isn't expansive - it's pretty straight forward, in my opinion. There's your coco matcha (coconut water with matcha), some coffee options and some tea options. I went with the Coco matcha cloud and bf got the fresh handcrafted tea. My drink was pretty decent and refreshing on a hot day. The matcha is alright, nothing too special. It wasn't deep or bitter enough and I taste the coconut way more compared to the matcha. The handcrafted tea was also pretty decent, it came in a plastic bottle, so that was pretty cute. Overall, the place is alright. I don't know if I'll think about this place much but oh well.

When I first heard about Pull Tab Coffee, I told myself I wasn't going to go, but I saw the unique drink flavors on the menu -- I'm a sucker for unique drink flavors. There wasn't a line, and it wasn't too busy during the weekend. This place surpassed my expectations. The Banana Aerofoam had a deep, dark coffee flavor and a banana flavor that complimented it. The coffee was fluffy but not too fluffy. The three crispy candied banana slices were good as well, not just serving as a photogenic touch. The peanut butter butter toast, although not warm, tasted nostalgic. You'd think the thin slabs of butter would be too much, but it wasn't and complimented the peanut butter well. It looked like there was a neon-themed hotpot restaurant connected to and behind the coffee shop. There was a seating area in between with plenty of chairs but just a few tables.

Viral new coffee shop in midtown! I had to try their honeycomb coffee of course which crisp honeycomb on top and also tried their banana milk coffee. The banana one was more up my alley as the honeycomb one seemed cool more due to the novelty of the aesthetic rather than the flavor (which just tasted like a sweet coffee). The coffee itself is strong and tasty and doesn't taste like basic Keurig which I appreciate. The banana flavor is strong for the banana coffee which I loved. Service is kind and ambience is nice for sitting and yapping. Drinks are served in cold cups so your drink stays cold for a while. Docking one point bc it's a bit expensive for the size of drink (esp given the amount of ice they provide!!)

We tried the classic aerofoam coffee. It was underwhelming. The coffee foam tasted like the coffee foam I made at home with some instant coffee and sugar and a bit of water. It was on top of a large amount of milk. After mixing it in, it just was like a regular, but strong, iced coffee. I think next time, I should probably try one of their other specialty items.

I was able to try some of their Aerofoam series: classic, banana, osmanthus line and earl grey You must pair their aerofoam coffee with their signature butter toast

The aerofoam coffee was basically dalgona coffee. The drinks and cups were pretty, but they weren't that good, just quickly made with lots of sugar to make it addictive. The tables were pretty dirty, and there was not much place to sit.

There are always new coffee/tea drink spots, and Pull Tab is super unique. It's a chain from China, and I believe this is their first US location. They serve their drinks in big aluminum cups, and have plastic cup sleeves/lids so you can still drink it on the go. I got the osmanthus oolong aerofoam drink and their classic kaya toast. The osmanthus oolong milk tea is SO good! Strong tea flavor, not too sweet, and a good level of creaminess. The aerofoam kinda reminds me of the dalgona coffee that trended in 2020, it's just a coffee microfoam. I'd just order the osmanthus oolong latte next time and skip the aerofoam since the coffee overpowers the tea flavor, but it's good to try at least once. The kaya toast was pretty solid too, lightly coconutty and a great snack choice with the tea.

Came here to try their matcha, it was really easy because there's really just one cold matcha drink without coffee (aerofoam has coffee in it). I'm glad I tried it, I was skeptical about mixing matcha and guava juice but they did it very well. Well balanced, refreshing and a treat. Their hours say that they're open till 7pm which is great because most cafes close early. I'm planning a little field trip with other matcha enthusiasts so they can try it since they're open later. It is a small place with limited seating. I wouldn't plan to "dine-in" during busy hours.

Cute concept and really solid kaya toast. They have a plethora of drink choices, including their specialty aero foam. I will be returning to try their drinks!

Soooooo good and refreshing. The Earl Grey Aerofoam was light and not too sweet. The Earl Grey flavor was great and paired well with the espresso Aerofoam. The drink was also very cold which was great for a hot day. I also tried my friend's Pink Guava Matcha which was good too. The matcha flavor wasn't super strong but I loved guava and really enjoyed it.

I've seen pull tab all over tiktok and have wanted to try it for a while! I got the guava matcha, and thought it was good! As someone who drinks matcha almost daily, I will say it was a little on the weaker side matcha wise, but I thought it still had a matcha flavor. Guava and matcha also pair really well together! I'll definitely be back to try the osmanthus aerofoam drink. There is some seating inside but it's limited, so I recommend going to Bryant Park nearby if you need a place to sit!

There was no one in line to order on a weekend afternoon. They have a few small tables and there were just a few people sitting. The shop is clean and the service was fast. I ordered the guava matcha which was refreshing, delicious, and came with fresh slices of guava! I will be back to try the other drinks!

Was excited to try this but it is definitely pricey for what you get. My favorite was definitely the guava matcha and osmanthus coffee but the size is small and half of the cup is foam. The toast was crispy but definitely nothing special for 8 dollars. For the price, I would definitely not get again but worth it to try.

The iced classic aerofoam coffee had an interesting taste but I didn't think it was too special. It's kind of bitter and sweet at the same time. It's also pricey for a small cup. The interior is small and has very little seating.

Currently in their soft opening stage, Pull Tab Coffee, who originates from Hangzhou, offers various coffee and beverages. We tried: +the Iced Orange Americano +the Banana Aerofoam +the Matcha & Guava +and, the Beehive Coffee They also have a bakery case, featuring items such as croissants, breads, and little sandwiches. Staff were friendly, and there's limited seating inside. +try their aerofoams +friendly service

Really yummy coffee drinks. The aerofoam is made dalgona style but with espresso instead of instant coffee. It was such a nice treat on a hot spring day.

Such a cool drink! I came by to try their osmanthus oolong aerfoam which appears to be a coffee aerofoam on top of oolong tea. It was a really refreshing combination and a nice, light sweetness. I'd recommend and would order again!

The aerofoam coffee is fluffy in texture, but the coffee doesn't taste like normal coffee flavoring to me. I might come back to try the kaya toast, but would not get the foam drinks again.

Personally a little strong for me but my husband really enjoyed it. Would recommend if you're into strong coffee. Service was good.

2 blocks from Bryant Park, Pull Tab specializes in aerofoam coffee, a creamy coffee foam layer on top of the milk base. I got their osmanthus oolong aerofoam special ($7.5) and it was delicious! Strong tea flavor with coffee foam on top, not too sweet. Next door is a very aesthetic hot pot spot. Minimal seating. So happy I got to try but with all the coffee/matcha shots in Manhattan and minimal seating and ambiance, probably will not return.

Honestly, really average for such a high priced drink. The pull tab coffee drink offers a coffee "whip" on top of a tea, which is an interesting combo. The whip itself is really bitter which overwhelms the tea. I also ordered the Kaya toast which was decent. The taste was similar to that in Singapore. I really wanted to like this place due to the social media. But honestly it fell short... 2/5

It's just a bit overpriced for my liking... I went today during the grand opening so I was able to get my drink for half off. At full price, my juice would've cost $6.81, for a bottle. I was grateful for the fact that there was a complimentary necklace with purchase. Given that it was the grand opening, I had expected a wait. However, the wait time was 50+ minutes, longer than I had expected. I believe that the shop could benefit from pre-making the pull tab bottle drinks, making the wait time faster. In terms of seating, there were not that many seats. I realized that the venue was super cramped and crowded. I wish they could've added additional chairs to the booths.

Enjoyed the coffees here! Tried the classic, and friends got the banana one and the osmanthus. Price was high for the size but everyone was happy with the taste of their drinks. Came in on a week day around 10am and no wait

basically dalgona concept except without the sugar in the coffee foam. pretty good overall and really like the flavor. however, personally i like to just sip it with the aerofoam on the top vs stirring it - i find stirring it jus dilutes the whole flavor. butter toast is prettty good too! def would come back.

Went with coworkers to check out this cafe since one of them saw it on TikTok. There's a couple of small tables inside that fits two people per table. I got the iced banana aerofoam which came with 3 banana chips on top. It was pretty good (the foam was strong and a bit bitter but definitely tasted the banana in the coffee). The cup that they use is a bit different and had great cold retention and kept the ice from melting quickly. If you're on a time crunch, probably not the best to grab a drink since the drinks do take a while to make (but to be fair, we did order 7 drinks and only 2 staffs were preparing the drinks). There were a couple of more staffs there who really should've also made the drinks with the amount of people waiting for their order. Didn't get a chance to try any of their pastries but would like to try their kaya butter toast. Others ordered different flavored aerofoams along with pull-tab matcha latte which they enjoyed.

Came for their grand opening and ordered osmanthus oolong aerofoam and an onigiri croissant. The drink fell flat for me -- osmanthus flavor is strong, but doesn't work great with the aerofoam taste. The sweetness started to make me feel a bit sick, and I ended up throwing away half the drink. The onigiri croissant is a cute item - a triangle-shaped croissant filed with cream cheese, chive, and bacon bits. Pretty tasty with a hint of sweetness, not really onigiri-reminiscent besides the shape and strip of nori.

We didn't try the food, but we got the mocha aerofoam and the classic aerofoam. We found that despite mixing, the drinks had very little to no coffee flavor. The foam itself does have a strong coffee flavor, at least on the mocha, but it purely tastes like milk after mixing. The store is nice and clean, the decor is also cool, but the coffee wasn't a big let down.

Very tasty and would love to try again. Wait was long but it was a grand opening. Welcome to midtown pulltab. Wish you guys great success. Mocha Foam was great.

Been thinking to try this place for quite some time and finally made it out here. Got their famous Osmanthus Oolong Aerofoam and it's special! Highly recommend and definitely mix mix a little first. Next time, will try their Earl Grey Aero. Forgot to ask if they can make with less ice.

Coffee and service was great. I had the classic butter toast and recommend it. The aerofoam drink was really good as well.

The employees were super friendly as soon as we walked in! I ordered an Earl Grey Aerofoam and thought the coffee foam was so interesting! It definitely should be mixed in for a while with the drink, it made it so good! I loved sitting here to chat and can't wait to come in again to try the Matcha and Ice Orange Americano!

we waited over an hour on line. the drinks were good but probably not worth the time we waited. the matcha & guava didn't have much of a matcha taste and mostly tasted like guava. the osmanthus oolong had a strong osmanthus taste which was good

Tried their signature aerospace coffee, didn't have much coffee flavor. It was too light.