First time here and my friend and I tried the matcha latte (with oat milk) and the strawberry matcha latte! I'd say the drinks were okay, but I'm open to returning and trying out their other drinks. The matcha latte with oat milk was a little too "nutty" or artificial for my taste, but it was probably because of the oat milk. My friend's drink was a little too milky. They weren't horrible, just tasted different than what you'd probably expect! Overall not too bad, they also have some food that I'd love to try out next time. However, I'd give 5 stars to their ambiance! It's a great place to study and they have a good music selection. There are outlets at the booths and lots of tables! Bathrooms are also very clean. Will definitely be back!

bingsu is very good. It's ok for 2 people to share, hard to finish by yourself even though it looks small. I like the red beans and mochi on the side although they were a little sweet, I'd come back

Monday to Sunday is a cute Korean cafe located at The Source. I've walked by this place a few times without realizing or going inside but I was at The Source one night I saw how popular this spot was so I decided to add this to my list of places to visit. When I made the visit, I was welcomed by the cashier who was really sweet. I wasn't sure what shaved ice I should order but the cashier recommended the milk one so I went with it. I also ordered the Injeolmi toast, which I that was perfectly toasted and heavily topped with Injeolmi powder. I can see myself coming back to try other menu items including their brunch and drink options, I love the chill, laidback atmosphere here!

Service is great although they only had 2 people working. It was mid morning on a weekday but they got pretty busy. Food was so well presented and tasted great. The coffee and shaved ice are a def recommend. Interior is so pretty as well. Great place to sit and chill to tak with friends or read a book.

Monday to Sunday Cafe is a cute little aesthetic cafe that has some brunch foods, as well as some desserts! I came with my roommates and my mother one time for brunch, and I distinctly recall the food being very mediocre for the price point that it was set at. The french toast was mostly soggy, but the flavor was all there. The drinks were pretty tasty! There is plenty of space to sit, both loose chair tables as well as some half booths. The noise level was pretty low when we went. The setting is order and pick up at the counter, then find your table. They don't bring food out to you, but they were quick and attentive when I went up to the counter asking for utensils and extra napkins and such. All in all, it's a very cute cafe. I would visit again for a short little catch up with friends or a date! It also makes a good study place. It's not the best for bigger groups in my opinion.

I have come here for years for their Injeolmi Toast and Injeolmi lattes. I think it used to be called Mealtop? I have brought several friends here and have them hooked on the Injeolmi Toast. It's warm, chewy, gooey, and absolutely delicious. If you don't know, Injeolmi is a Korean rice cake with a sweet, dry, light bean powder coated on the outside. It's one of my favorites so seeing it in dessert and Latte form was awesome. It is a must try item!

love getting their shaved ice and drinks! tried their strawberry/melon & injeolmi shaved ice. The sweetness and texture of the dessert is perfect. love the neat plating and the beans w/ rice cake placed on the side~ the melon flavor tastes like the Korean icecream Melona bar, my fav! amazing dessert cafe located in the source~ they have good amount of seating.

1. The shaved ice was surprisedly light, and it was definitely needed on a hot day! The lattes were also comforting! 2. The spot has fun casual vibes with cute decor! 3. There are indoor and outdoor seatings! 4. The staff were friendly and timely with our order! 5. There is a parking garage nearby! Note: There are two restrooms available! Photo: Strawberry Shaved Ice, Bam (Chestnut) Latte, Pat Latte

Is this Mealtop or Monday to Sunday?! Actually, according to the barista working the front, it's both. I had a Fivestars reward for a shaved iced, and I came in without even knowing what the flavors were. After looking through the flavors on the menu behind the front counter, I asked about Injeolmi, which was the flavor I was most curious about since I didn't know what it was. After the barista explained it to me, I still wasn't sure what to expect. As a matter of fact, I don't even know how to pronounce it, but I still wanted to try it anyways just for the experience lol. When my order was ready, the barista handed me my takeout bag, and off I went. I looked inside and was amazed at how large the shaved ice was! Good thing I ordered to go instead of for here because as nice as the interior looked, there was absolutely no way I was finishing all that in one sitting! The shaved ice came in a huge bowl while the Injeolmi came in a smaller cup. I'm guessing if I had ordered for here, the Injeolmi would have been poured on top of the shaved ice in a larger container, so I had to be careful in eating the shaved ice with the Injeolmi. Their shaved ice is definitely worth trying, but a flavor like Injeolmi would come down to acquired taste. Native Koreans would certainly like it since it's made out of rice cake, a common staple in Korean cuisine, but something I rarely eat since I'm not a fan of rice cakes in general. I personally got sick of the Injeolmi that I wanted to finish the first half of the shaved ice with that Injeolmi and save the second half for the next day. I placed the shaved ice in my freezer, and needless to say, it was not the same as the day before lol. I had to let it thaw before enjoying the rest with some other syrup I had in my fridge. Not too shabby, but remnants of the Injeolmi from the previous day didn't make it taste better. Monday to Sunday Cafe is located on the third floor of The Source shopping center in Buena Park on the northeast corner of Beach and Orangethorpe. If you see "The Source" perched on top of some structural framework next to the KPOP Center, Monday to Sunday Cafe is the closest business to that. When you're standing on the balcony within that framework, you get such a nice view of Buena Park from up there. I've also seen some teens do (TikTok?) videos of themselves dancing like they're in a KPOP music video there, so it's a nice place to hang with friends regardless of the time of day. Service was decent, and despite my not liking the Injeolmi as much as I wanted to, I think it's deserving of 4 stars since I'd like to return and try something else on their menu. Overall, I recommend Monday to Sunday cafe, especially since they're open from Monday to Sunday! lol