I would label this place as sort-of Korean fusion breakfast. Wife liked it more than I did, but it was a good experience. We had the Bahn mi, and it was unexpectedly great. My wife loved the burrito and we had sides of the coke-cured pork belly and grits sweetened with cinnamon butter just to try them. Whole breakfast was a reasonable $29. Nothing jumped out as amazing or stellar until I had the coffee.
I used to own coffee shops, tasted pretty much every coffee the world has to offer (yes, even The Kopi Luwak) and this cuppa was a great, great mild blend of some sort.
Go there! I'd give 4.5 stars if I could. Biscuits and gravy on the menu is a requirement to achieve 5 stars.