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Nekkoya — you are mine

“You are mine.”
That's the whole idea.

Nekkoya (내꺼야) means “you are mine” — and it's literal: downstairs you pick your packet, upstairs the café slows you down. One building, three ways to spend the day.

A hand raising a Nekkoya Café cold cup in front of the 내꺼야 counter

One building, three concepts

Why there are two Facebook pages for one address

The café came first; the Ramyeon Bar and the Grill grew out of it. Every pin leads to the same door.

What time is it? It's Nekkoya o'clock!

  • 1FRamyeon Bar10:00 AM–10:00 PM
  • 2FCafé1:00 PM–10:00 PM
  • GRILLIhaw-Ihaw4:00 PM–10:00 PM

Daily hours, Philippine time: Ramyeon Bar 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM; Café 1:00 PM to 10:00 PM; Ihaw-Ihaw 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM.

More than the menu

The side-quests

They come and go with the seasons — follow the pages to catch what's next.

Handmade pink lily, daisy and purple tulip arrangements in Nekkoya Café gift boxes

Pop-up flower bar

Handmade bouquets and wire flowers around Valentine's and Mother's Day.

Paint & sip sessions

Seasonal couples' sessions — a canvas, paints and a drink included.

Local crafts pop-ups

Local makers set up inside the café — beads, bracelets, bag charms.

Chess, Scrabble, UNO and other board games spread across a café table

Kids' activities, books & board games

Board games and bookshelves out every day; kids' afternoons pop up on the page.

Off-site pop-up stalls

A Nekkoya stall shows up at bazaars and parish events around Batangas.

Student promos

Student drink discounts pop up regularly on the pages.

Keep up

The pages post first

New items, promos and pop-ups land on the socials first — each floor runs its own.