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    Kuyas

    4.9 (54 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 4:00 pm
    Updated 1 week ago

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    Dogs allowed

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    Kuyas Breakfast Burrito
    Vince P.

    Kuyas is a Filipino-American cafe located in the Highland Park neighborhood. They are serving up some delicious Filipino-inspired meals. Wifey and I tried the Kuyas Breakfast Burrito and the Bistapa Bowl. All of the staff here are very friendly and welcoming. Definitely drop by if you are ever in the area!

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    Arthur E.

    Filipino fusion place with mostly coffee drinks and some food. Went for a quick lunch. Ordered the bistapa bowl, which is sort of like a bistek and tapas situation with veggies and garlic rice. Was pretty good. Unfortunately they don't really have any non-caffeinated drinks. Wouldn't mind coming back, would just preface that this is not like true Filipino food, but western style food with Filipino flavors.

    Breakfast Burrito
    Ashley C.

    The spot is a must have if you live here, don't live here, doesn't matter, you must come!! Amazing service right off the bat - we were greeted by one of the owners, AKA one of the kuyas. I like that the menu isn't too extensive, but somehow it was still hard to decide. We landed on the pork tocino sandwich and breakfast burrito, and both were amazing! I'm still dreaming about it as I write this review. The pork tocino was tender, egg was perfectly runny, and I loved the amount of vinegar flavor. The breakfast burrito had that "'mushy" quality which I love, everything super cheesy and moist, and nothing dry about it. The salsa and calamansi on the side was perfect. We also ordered two drinks. The drink menu isn't too long, and we were a little surprised they didn't have anything ube on the menu! But I like that they didn't go too typical on the flavor profiles. I chose their Kuya-Thai which is their scratch Thai tea and I added a shot of espresso. So fragrant, and pretty! My husband's Kuya-Kape was also a great hot drink to enjoy with our meal. They have seating inside and outside, and even some handmade goods, merch, and coffee beans for purchase. I have already started telling people they must come here and I will continue to spread the word until I can come back again myself!

    Karen F.

    My husband and I were headed to LA for a day out early and stopped by Kuyas for the first time to get breakfast and coffee. This hidden gem is not only a cafe, but also sells house plants at an affordable price for any plant lovers out there. The food menu is small and straightforward, but we love places that specialize on a few staple items. We got the Bistapa Bowl and Pork Tocino Sandwich with the House Drip and Manilla Vanilla for drinks. Every ingredient and bite of each food item we ordered was so flavorful! The calamansi to squeeze onto the bowl gave it even more aromatics and flavor, and the protein on both items were so tender. We both enjoyed the coffee as well, and to complete the order, we got the Kuyas Kassava for dessert and we were so glad to have ordered this as well. You can tell the quality of the food it excellent when you don't feel sluggish or bloated afterwards. Sean was so helpful and took the time to make sure we had a memorable time here. You can tell the amount of thought and passion that goes into the business and the product that they serve, I can't recommend this place enough. If you haven't been to Kuyas yet and you're hungry, please give them a visit. This spot will no doubt be added to a list of favorites when you're in LA.

    Joseph C.

    When I heard there was a Filipino cafe opening in the Highland Park area, I immediately needed to show up for my own culture! As someone who grew up in Eagle Rock, this was huge news knowing Philippine culture is being represented in the community. The family who owns this spot (Sean & his family) are extremely welcoming and nice. Right when I walked in, I was greeted with warm kindness, making me feel just right at home. Pork Tocino Sandwich (5/5) They weren't kidding when they said this was one of their best items on the menu. The pork was juicy and extremely savory. The cucumbers added a nice hint of sweetness - all while being topped off with an egg and wrapped up in a pan de sal bun! Each bite was addictive and I'm sad to say I finished the sandwich in under 5 minutes. I wanted more of it! Kuya's Kassava (5/5) For my fellow Filipinos, each bite felt like I was back home in the Philippines. Something like my grandmother used to make (and probably biased to this review because the batch I had was fresh out the oven). It had a butter mochi consistency, all while tasting the flavors of the cassava and macapuno. The caramel glaze on top was just the perfect touch to this dessert. Kuya Kape (5/5) Couldn't leave without getting some coffee! This coffee has notes of vanilla and cinnamon - all which I love. Basically, it was like tasting a churro ice cream in a cup. The sweetness didn't overpower the coffee though. Just the right balance between the coffee and the vanilla profile. Please give this place some love. The owners put their heart and soul into this establishment and you can tell with their interactions with their customers. Highly recommend and would definitely go back again!

    Tocino sandwich, dirty Thai tea and cassava!!!

    First of all, staff is so friendly! It was like walking into your barkadas house. Food was soooo good! Super Sarap!!! And when they playing Original Filipino Music with an R&B mix, you know this place is legit reppin Pinoy!!! Will be back and recommending this place to my friends.

    Dirty Thais
    Kate K.

    I love Kuyas!! Super friendly staff and well curated decor as well as hand crafted drinks. We got the dirty Thai's which was an amazing combination of well spiced Thai tea and a shot of espresso. Will be back

    Fuel for the day.
    Nikki B.

    When the owner of Kindness & Mischief (Mo Maravilla) decided to leave to pursue her passion of coffee roasting, two of her employees Sian Balauag & Arnold Basingat took over and transformed it into a Filipino-American café & community space called Kuyas. Kuyas means big brother in Filipino, so perhaps it's a representation of their friendship. I stopped in on a Sunday morning. I was immediately greeted when I walked in. The place is so cozy and adorned with plants from Urban Tropicals that add to the charm. The plants are for purchase along with merchandise, coffee accessories, and other neat items that would be great for gifts. There are plenty of places to sit & soak in the tranquility. Turns out the sweet man that greeted me was one of the owners, Sian. He grew up in HLP, which is fantastic! Arnold is the chef in charge of the tasty food creations & desserts. I decided to try one of their signature drinks, so I requested the Kuya-Kapé - a latte with sweet vanilla & cinnamon. Sian mentioned that the drink is a bit sweet & asked if I wanted to adjust the level of sweetness. I told him that I wanted to try it the way it was intended to be served. He asked what type of milk I wanted and mentioned that there is no extra charge for substitutes, which I appreciate. They also make all their syrups in house and proudly feature Mo's Studio Tigre as the signature roast. Sian & I had a delightful conversation while he prepared my beverage. He has a warm & friendly personality. The Kuya-Kapé was delicious! I could taste the quality of the beans. The milk to coffee ratio was perfect. I typically drink my coffee black so the sweetness level didn't bother me. In fact, it was just right. If you're looking for some superior quality coffee and tasty Filipino eats then stop by Kuyas and show them some love. Wishing you guys lots of success. *Metered street parking.

    Kuya Cafe Manilla Vanilla
    Jessica G.

    Taking over a former Filipino cafe, Kuyas recently opened its door offering Filipino bites and drinks. We stopped by right after brunch so we didn't get to try their burritos or other heavy meals but tempted to get our hands on their Cassava, chewy sweet butter mochi that's decently sweetened with condensed milk and caramel topping. Some people knew it as bibingka. The owner was extremely friendly, making genuine effort to get to know the customers and personally thank everyone for coming and supporting the business. We got their Kuya Cafe - their version of Vanilla Cinnamon Latte and Manilla Vanilla Latte. Plus plus points for not charging for alternative milk, which became more and more rare to find in LA nowadays. Coffees were well-made, giving us enjoyable weekend caffeine kick amidst the green refreshing cafe setting.

    Me and one of the owners, Kuya Sian.
    Romel M.

    Found this spot while searching for breakfast to take my family and I was not disappointed! The food was delicious, the atmosphere was great and the service was top notch! I met the owners and they were so welcoming which made the whole experience even better! I had the Pork Tocino Sandwich which hit the spot! My girlfriend had the Bistapa Bowl and she ate every last bite! Come out and try this new coffee shop- you won't be disappointed!

    Kristine H.

    Beautiful coffee shop with great drinks and a warm atmosphere. I didn't get a chance to try the food this time, but I'd definitely come back for it. The owner was incredibly kind and attentive, which made the experience even better. They also had a beautiful selection of plants , there was one in particular I absolutely loved and still regret not buying. Only thing to note: the coffee was good, but definitely on the pricier side.

    Outside Kuyas Cafe & Eatery.
    Shik P.

    Kuyas is such a great spot for flavorful coffee, delicious food and catching up with friends. First time at this cafe and eatery, thanks to the recommendation of a dear friend. Kuyas is nicely located in Highland Park where all these new eateries, bakeries and retail shops are established. Plenty of parking available both on the streets and public parking lots with meters. Visited on a Friday afternoon. As soon as we walked in Kuyas the sweet aroma of coffee welcomes you. The cafe is very modern, open, spacious and welcoming. Plenty of tables and chairs for seating and dining. Love the ambiance. During this visit we ordered the House Drip Latte with oatmilk, Cinammon Latte with oatmilk, Lavender Herbal Tea and Kuyas Kassava. The House Drip Latte was perfect. It was flavorful. You can taste the coffee and espresso. It's rich yet well balanced with the oatmilk. Found out that their coffee beans are hand picked, sourced and imported directly from the Philippines. My husband and I are coffee fanatics. We love all kinds of coffee. Lavender Herbal Tea is also on point for all the tea lovers. Kuyas Kassava is a desert made of starchy root vegetable known as Yuca with coconut and coconut milk. It's so good! We plan to come back in a couple of days to try other items on their menu like the Bistapa Bowl and Pork Tocino Sandwich. They also have a vegan item on the menu which is one of our friend's favorite meal. Kuyas provide flavorful coffee, delicious meals and excellent customer service. We look forward to our next visit this weekend.

    Jill L.

    This place is so cool! Filipino-owned cafe right off Figueroa. I came in around noon and unfortunately the matcha and hojicha were already sold out. I got a different drink, and the best part is that there's no additional fee when ordering alternative milk. We also ordered the Kuyas breakfast burrito and pork tocino sandwich. They both tasted great! Loved the vibe overall. Definitely would come back for their hojicha and matcha.

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    Ask the Community - Kuyas

    Do they have wifi, and is it a good coffee shop to work remotely? (ie. ample seating, low noise level, etc)

    How about vegetarian options? (i'm actually pescatarian so maybe those too)?

    They have a jackfruit sandwich and pastries.

    What vegan options are there? Is there a full menu to look at somewhere?

    Looks like they have a Jackfruit tocino sandwich. Personally, I like jackfruit as part of my dessert so not for me but maybe you'll enjoy.

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