“ Great vibes and customer service. Coffee and all the desserts are amazing. The cheesecake is amazing and love the presentation. ”

“ What was once a sleepy post-Rona plaza that houses a slew of Asian establishments from an offal joint to SpaLand comes a place that brings life to this large plaza tucked off of N. Berkley Lake Rd in Duluth. TwoHa's Cafe is a bustling Korean owned coffee shop that has made its mark on the social media circles. It is a well lit, extremely spacious coffee shop that does more than coffee. It does Taiwanese Tang Hulu, which is sugar coated fruit skewers, waffles, bingsu (Korean shaved iced dessert monsters), fruit refreshers, croffles, cakes, ramen, tteokbboki (spicy rice cake dish), and even Korean hot dogs! They also have a plethora of coffee choices from iced coffee blends to your regular coffee choices like Americanos and affogatos. The menu here is extensive and they mainly center on the high sugary carbohydrates so come here with a sweet tooth! It is loud as it caters to the late night crowd of high schoolers within the Duluth, Lawrenceville, Johns Creek areas, college students, and families who enjoy the later night vibes of evening coffee drinks and desserts. The service is a bit slow since they have a cramped counter but it's bustling with activity as they try to get your orders out fast whether you order from the kiosk or at the counter so be patient as the wait will be worth it. Highly recommend coming here but time it right because late nights pose to be their busiest times. ”

“ TwoHa's Cafe is a Korean cafe presumably named after Hyo Jin Ha and Young Joo Ha, whose names I got from the ServSafe Certifications posted at the bar. Korean sisters, perhaps? This place is known for: (1) their broad and unique selection of coffee-based drinks (e.g., lattes, frappes), non-coffee lattes, teas, juices, sodas, and refreshers and (2) their desserts, specifically waffles, croffles and crookies (hybrid croissant-waffles and croissant-cookies, like cronuts), tiramisu, fish bread, and bingsu (Korean shaved ice). They also offer Korean street food and snacks like tteokbokki (stir-fried rice cakes), Korean corndogs, tanghulu (Chinese rock-candy-coated fruits on skewers), and ramen. The ramen is the same kind of instant ramen that you can get at the grocery store. However, TwoHa's has a "ramen bar" where you prepare the ramen yourself. What makes TwoHa's different from the multitude of Korean bakery and cafes in metro Atlanta and beyond is: (1) it's not a bakery with baskets of self-serve, fresh-baked daily breads and other baked goods and (2) it's not a chain with multiple locations; at least, not yet. It's also not as European-cafe/bistro-influenced in style and design. For example, I'm thinking of places like White Windmill, Mozart, Paris Baguette, and Vincent. For a Korean cafe, TwoHa's beats more to its own drum. It's more simple, neutral, and understated in its decor. TwoHa's opened in December 2022. It's located on the second level of Duluth International Village -- the sprawling, two-story Spa Land shopping center on North Berkeley Lake Road. Same shopping center as Korean and Chinese restaurants Jang Won Jung (oldest restaurant tenant here now, I believe), Xi Hotpot, Hwangso Gopchang, Taste of China, So Gong Dong, and K-Mom's Kitchen. Like GW Marketplace (Sweet Hut Duluth shopping center) and Peachtree Pavilion (H Mart Doraville shopping center), Duluth International Village has a higher occupancy rate and is a lot more happening these days compared to 15-20 years ago. The cafe is fairly big and spacious, with both indoor and outdoor seating. In terms of size, it's more comparable to Sweet Hut Duluth rather than one of the aforementioned smaller Korean bakery-cafes. During our Sunday night visit, this place was teeming with teens and twentysomethings, though there were some older groups too, including middle-aged folks. The atmosphere was hoppin'. Our group of seven almost couldn't find an open table. I think we snagged the last one that was big enough. Most groups were hanging out and socializing, but there were also several tables of young people with their laptops out, presumably studying. I saw one person gaming. The Wi-Fi network was Twohas and the Wi-Fi password was Twohas1234. Ordering could only be done via one of two kiosks with touchscreens and card readers. On a busy night, the placement of these kiosks wasn't ideal because it created a bottleneck. People standing in line were in the way of those trying to pick up orders, get water, go to the ramen bar, go to the restroom, drop off used plates, trays, etc., or simply trying to find a table and sit down. What TwoHa's really needs is a dedicated space for the ordering line, but maybe it's not a problem most of the time. Here's what we ordered: Coffee * Pumpkin Cream Chai Latte ($6.29) - with almond milk (+$1.00) Sweet Tea * Citron Tea ($5.99) Sparkling Ade * TwoHa's Cream Soda x2 ($6.99) * Pink Grapefruit Ade ($6.99) Croffles * Banana Nutella Croffle ($13.99) * Lotus Biscoff Croffle ($13.99) Fish Bread * Red Bean Fish Bread ($14.99) - five pieces Desserts * Sweet Potato Basque Cheesecake ($8.99) In general, I thought everything was good. They did a great job with the presentation. The drinks and desserts - desserts especially - really popped in appearance. Even a simple drink like the Citron Tea was served in a nice mug with a carefully-placed slice of lemon and sprig of rosemary. The Pumpkin Cream Chai Latte was terrific, creamy and not too sweet. I enjoyed the Cream Soda, which was distinctively bright blue in color and came with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and cherry on top. My wife didn't like it and thought it was weird. The Croffles and Fish Bread were excellent. The Croffles had fantastic texture. They were crispy on the outside and warm, soft, and delectable on the inside. I don't think you can go wrong with any of TwoHa's Croffle varieties. Both the Banana Nutella and Lotus Biscoff versions we had were topped with scoops of vanilla ice cream, whipped cream, parsley, and dried orange. I'm a fan of Korean Fish Bread (bungeo-ppang). I loved TwoHa's version because of their size (big) and freshness. They were really appetizing. They had Sweet Potato and Nutella fillings too, but I prefer Red Bean. The Sweet Potato Basque Cheesecake looked better than it tasted. It wasn't very sweet and just a little bland. It was topped with a scoop of strawberry ice cream with rosemary and drizzled with sliced almonds. ”

“ Went on a Saturday afternoon for a sweet treat after lunch. Lots of seating here with some more private areas. Good place to study, work remotely, or hang out with friends. There are two kiosks where you order from. Tried the Chestnut Tiramisu (inspired from the Netflix show Culinary Class Wars), Sweet Potato Basque cheesecake, and the Multigrain latte. The sweet potato basque cheesecake was really good! The chestnut tiramisu had more subtle flavor. The multi grain latte was not too sweet and smooth texture. It is a little pricey for what it is, but I do want to come back and try other drinks and desserts. ”

“ There's a good reason why TwoHa's Cafe is as popular as it is. Is it the food? Nah... Is it the service? I'm not sure... But I tried to come in here to work at 10pm and the place was so packed, I couldn't find a spot for just myself to sit down. They must be doing something right because I left. 5 stars. ”

“ Very cute atmosphere, croffles tasted delicious, and strawberry matcha was top tier. We orddred from the machine and service was quick. ”

“ Big, bustling, lots of menu options for desserts, drinks, and snacks. Lots of tables, nice cafe vibes but probably not ideal for studying, more socializing and grabbing a sweet treat or quick bite with friends and hang. The only thing I've had here is their chestnut tiramisu, so my rating is purely for that alone. The ladyfingers are just soft enough to eat, but are soaked with liquid like your usual tiramisu. I think i prefer it more soaked, but cream was very good. Chestnut was on the drier side, as was the ladyfingers. Presentation is great and their menu is so vast I would love to come back here to try more selections and continuing reviewing! ”

“ Recently came here after a meal at So Gong Dong Tofu. Upon entering, the music was LOUD. Too loud. I just wanted a coffee and a sweet treat. I ordered a Korean Iced Coffee and a crookie...but then I saw the bungeoppang and ordered an order of those as well (two red bean and three Nutella). The coffee was perfect and gave me the jolt of caffeine I needed. I ordered the crookie as a novelty because I thought it was just a cookie baked on top of a croissant. It was a chocolate chip cookie baked on top of a croissant, but there was also a chocolatey, cookie filling INSIDE the croissant too! It was delicious! I loved it! The chocolate chip cookie was perfect, with the right amount of sweet and salty. The croissant was perfectly flaky and buttery. On to the bungeoppang...they were great! These fish shaped bread snacks are waffle batter filled with sweet pastes. I chose sweet red bean and Nutella. The bake on these were absolute perfection and the fillings centered so that the bread completely enveloped it. I've been to bungeoppang places where they still tasted great, but were always more sloppily put together. While everything tasted great, the service is...off. We ordered at the machine, however, one of our drinks we wanted half sweet. We one of the people behind the counter if we could get that drink half sweet and he said, he would make it or tell the other person. We sat and waited and watched as the person that helped us did not make the drink or speak to the other person. He put on is jacket and went on break. The lady that turned into the only person working got my crookie and started making the drinks. I walked up to the counter and asked her if the guy told her to make the one drink half sweet. She said no and said she would make it half sweet for us...and she did and I was told it was delicious. ”

“ After hearing about this spot and wanting to try Tanghulu for so long, I finally got the chance to come! This spot is on the second floor of a shopping center close to Spaland Duluth. The location is easy to find but there's a decent amount of stairs to reach the location, something to keep in mind! The service was quick, there are two screen you are able to order from and then pick up your items when you hear your order number. My sister and I ordered the Tanghulu, we came twice the first time we tried the strawberry iced matcha latte and the matcha frappe. The second time we grabbed the hot matcha latte and more Tanghulu. It was all delicious. My mom is obsessed with the matcha latte! We came twice within a week because it was so good. I definitely recommend. My sister also tried the tteokbokki and also loved it, the medium was pretty spicy! I recommend!!! ”