Semicolon Cafe is an aesthetically pleasing Korean coffee shop. Alongside lattes and bingsoo (or Korean shaved ice) loaded with sweet toppings, you’ll find toasted brioche sandwiches filled with scrambled eggs and other scrumptious toppings. Owner Sungpyo Hong wants his cafe to give customers a feeling of rest — a pause or break, like a semicolon, indicates a pause in a sentence.

Asian owned

New York City